Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
WELLSRURG.

WELLsBURG, w Va, January 23,-With
skating on Buffalo Greek, shedding on the
Pike and Sleighing everywhere the boys
and girls are enjoying themselves hugely
Mrs. N. j. Douglass, mother OF Mr.. j. /.
Douglass, one of our leading dry goods
merchants, died at her home in Fowlers-
town on the morning Of January 2lst. In
terment will take place at 1880 a. m. SAT
uruay in Franklin Cemetery.
The eleventh anniversary of the organi-
zatiOn of the Y. p. 5. c. L. will be com
memorated in this city by union meeting
10 be held in the Pres oyterian church sun
day evening, January 3lst.
\ number Of people OF Bethany look al
vantage of the line sleighing yesterday and
, cana 10 town.
\ large amount Of wool was brought to
town and sold Thursday at Is cents per
pound.
The NJ. E. Church will commence a
series Of lyceum meetings in their church
on February Is. The public is cordially IN
vited to attend.
Representatives Of firms whom kirkland
owes were in the city yesterday attending
the receivers sale OF the stock OF goods
MeSsrs. II. &. Hervey and j. q. Palmer
were the receivers. The goods were sold
TO II. Greenwood, of Cambridge, .. Con-
sideretipn, g., 200.
Elmer Laggett is now hack driver be-
tween Wellsburg and West MiddletoWn
The Brooks glass works has started
again after a two weeks shut down.
The river is in such a state now that II
requires from one TO two hours TO cross ~;
The Enterprise Business College Will
start a class in the sciences on January 70.
This institution is in a flourishing condition
at present.
The y. p. S. C. E. Of the Christian
church will give "soap bubble" social IN
the Granite House, next Friday night, Jan
uary Goth. Refreshments will be served.
Admission 10 cents.
DR.. Leon \. Refer, Of Wheeling, was IN
the city yesterday on professional business.
Elmer Brady, a former Brooke county
boy, out now Of Sandwich, Ill, IS IN town
shaking hands with old acquaintance.
Tue cold weather has reduced the already
limited supply of gas 10 almost nothing
Mrs. DR.. Livingston, of New Cumoer-
land, is visiting friends here.
w. L. Gier has another line lot or photO-
graphs on exhibition in the postotiice VIM
dow.
The receivers sale Of the stock Of
George Kirkland took place Friday morn
/ ing and the entire stock was purchased by
II. Greenwood, of Cambridge, Ohio, II
consideration Of a, 100.
Chester Windsor has opened the huesL
drug store in town.
Alta meeting of the stockholders Of the
Brooks glass works DR. 3. K. Harden was
elected President, Harry Chopper Secre-
tary and Henry GaSmire Manager. Inc
directors are 3. L. Harden, n. I. Mich
oils, Robert Combs, Louis Bauer ana
Henry Gasuire.
The Y. p. s. C. Z. Of the Christian
Church will give soap bubble social at
I o h.. q 100. fes.L LHsr#1
Mrs. Re5ecca Allison, of Wellsville, o.,
is visiting relatives mere.
Mrs. Ina Brindley, who has been visiting
Mrs Je6 MCDevitt, in New Alexandra,
has returned home.
An intoxicated individual walked into
the river from the deck Of the keystone
state al this place, Tuesday morning. The
man was Michael Watson, who lived at Be
wICkley, Pa, uld got on the boat TO 80 TO
Catlettsburg, Ky.
A series Of lyceum will be started IN the
NJ. +. Church on February -.
Charley Kerr, who has been seriously Ill
with grip and pneumonia, Is slowly recoy-
ering
Alferd Glass is slowly recovering from
grip and pneumonia.
The Brooke Terra Gotta Company have
been granted free water for five years.
Two large sled loads Of young people
came IN ItOH bethany wednesday ulsul,
aad got refreshments at the Hudson House.
Mrs. j. =. Beall, who mas Oeen seriously
i'll for some time, is slowly recovering.
VIM. Bone is the guest Of his brother,
Frank Bone, of Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Mollie Warner, of Portsmouth, o.,
is a guest of the family Of +. w. Paxton.
w. 9. Barclay is very seriously III at his
home here.
The Little Seeds" Mission Band, Of the
Presbyterian Church, will give an enter
ranment on January 29, for the benefit OF
the Mission fund.
Miss Carrie Matthews will sing at the
Nickel Reading at the Episcopal Church
tomorrow night.
The purchaser of the kirkland stock in
tends selling il OFF here
M-s. NJ. D. Douglass, mother Of j. L.
Douglass, was buried in Franklin Gene
terry Saturday morning.
4 large clipping of wool was sold in town
Thursday, az from - TO % cents per pound.
John RyIand, of Collier, was in town
Friday.