Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-31
MARTINS FERRY.

The colored lodge of Odd Fellows Will
give a grand entertainment at Commercial
Hall on Wednesday evening, in which Mr.:
Cal SraWthers and Mr.. Gus Leech Will
take part, assisted by the Weinerwurst
BAND of Wheeling. This concert is for the
benefit Of thee L. o. O. +.
"SloW- Fast Williams was Locked up
last night for being drunk and disorderly'
Thief o'clock meeting OF the I M, u A
will be held in Commercial Hall to-day, IN
stead of the Y. M. G. a. rooms, when MT
w. H. Pheley, general secretary oil the :.
M. G. A. of Steubenville, will address the
meeting, All men are earnestly lnVl1eu U
attend.
Rev. w. Weir, formerly pastor OF the L.
7. Chuch, will preach in that church to-day,
his subject being Reform"
Miss Hannah Edwards died at be late
home on Walnut street, yesterday alter
noon at | O'Clock in her 18th year. She was
one of the best known residents OF this
vicinity, having resided here about all her
life. Her funeral will take place to-mor-
row.
The Northwood Glass Works were to
have started tomorrow morning, out VIII
hardly get on until Wednesday. The
Buckeve put in fire last night, and will
probably start week from tomorrow:
Thomas Conoway leaves for Pittsourg
this morning, and will commence work at
his new position in that city tomorrow
| Mrs. Conowav left for East Liverpool to
| visit her parents Yesterday, on her way 10
| her future home in Pittsburg.
The Colored Independent Club that was
organized a week ago will meet once
week, and they mean business this time, SO
| they say.
Miss Emma Carney is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. John Smith, OF First street.
Mrs. Luciaa Martin, of Moundsvllle. IS
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. II. WOOD
| of the Grove.
Mr.. A. B. Gilmore, formerly with the Z:
& w. II. r., out later with Spence ~
| Som as book.keeper, has accepted posi-
| tion as ticket agent and telegraph operator
| of the w. B. & 7. Co. and the w. * l.. h.
! r.. r. and will commence on his new posi-
| tion at the terminal depot, in this city, IN
Services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, instead OF
/ o'clockp m. Rev. Birmingham, OF 81.
/ Luke's, will preach.
The hearing of the case OF John Kahn,
| the man accused Of stealing checks from
| the Elson Glass Company, mas been post
poned until Wednesday,. he was 10 De re-
/ leased on 800 bail last evening.
! The engineering corps of the Cleveland
and Pi.tsburg railroad. who are surveying
| their road between Wellsville and Bellsire,
| are down as far as Steubenville. It's sup
posed the purpose of surveying is for
| double track.
b. Clark, a business man OF wheeling
/ has bought out John p. haywood in the
hotel business, and will take charge to-mor
| row morning.
win Cusick, of Tiltonville, was here
| yesterday on business.
James Clay, Of New Martinsville, IS the
! guest Of friends in town.
| VIM. Parnell and sister, OF Illinois, are
! the guests of their sister, Mrs. Z. j. Hoyle
Stephen Petit, of Nashville, Tenn, Is Wis
| iting friends in the vicinity.
Mr.. VIM. Coates Of the Laughlin mill
has been laid up with the grip ever since
| Monday and is still confined to the house.
Uncle Toms Cabin, at the Opera House
! Thursday evening. -,
Mr.. John Armstrong is dangerously III
with pneumonia.
A train of the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad passed over the Terminal system
Yesterday. Their regular train commences
| in the morning.
| Miss Matte Vickers in her new play OF
the Circus Queen" will be greeted with a
| big house here next Saturday night, as she
| is an old favorite with all OF the theatre
going people Of this city.
There don't seem to be any more interest
taken in regard TO providing away Of light