Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

test Young ladies in the city.
Matte Scott. Pansey M'Cleary, Blancn
Howard Ola Beard, Mary Mendell, Blna
Kinsey, Leona Chamock, Florence Harvey.
When the class repaired 10 their Respective
homes, they were followed Dy the goou
wishes Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vollhardt:
The hop given By the J. l.. u. ooclety S as
the Hudson House was the largest eFene u
tho season. Sixty-five couples were pres
emit I,eazear's orchestra furnished the
music. There was quite number OF young
society people present from Marun
Ferry. o. They all report a splendid uale'
Come often girls and boys. - d.
Mr.. John MeHenry and family, OF Bur-
lin0ton. O.. are visiting at the residence OF
Joseph 2. johnson, Of Lazearyllle.
The steamer Hudson was tied up at the
wharf for over two hours unloading oaIed
straw for the Harvey, Paper company
There was one thousand bales. The mil
consumes one hundred bales OF straw each
day. r,,,.,
now have $4,000 suit on mana, tne QUE
come Of the free gas offer to them II they
would locate their factory in Findlay, and
nov the probabilities are that they VIII
remove 70 their former location al Lazear-
Vile. as thew have ordered new roof put
ON their factory and out-ouildingS and
other repairs made there.
The Masonic order Of this city held their
election for officers. who were duly IN
stalled BY DR.. j. B. Walklnshaw, Z. M;
The members of the order then adjourned
10 the Hotel Hudson, where they were
bspGpetted In fine style, the new landlord
giving those present a sample OF how ne
will run his house in the future. Inc
tables were loaded with all that the market
afforded. Success to brother McNear
The much talked OF pottery is now sure
go. as all the stock has been taken, ana
Wellsburg will receive the 6eneht OF THIS
new and large enterprise ms company
has the finest VEN of clay in the country:
n is of a quality in fneness never found
elsewhere in America. As IL comes out OF
the earth il is equal 10 the finest wedgeo
CLAY used in all potteries.
The South Side Dancing CLUB gave
private hop ct Barth's Opera Hall, on
Wednesday night, and the thirty couples
who were present tripDed the light and
fantastic until three O'clock in the morn
ING. The Lazear Orchestra furnished the
music.
MIR. Andrew Kolts and Miss Mary
Schoor, both of Pittsburg, are visiting at
Mr.. Henry Ewing's, on Main Street.
There was quite a gathering OF young
people at the residence or Mr.. Tnomas
BOvd, on Peasants avenue, to watch tue
Old Year out and the New glide IN.
Weusburg has now a trst-class billiard
anu pool room, in the North end OF the
Farr building, on Main street.
A consignment of glass was shipped to
Sydney, Australia, by the Riverside re-
Gently.
Miss Allie Cheeks, Of this place, is lying
very ill M the home of Mrs. Wilcoven at
Holidays Cove. Miss Ale attended
wedding near Collier and while away was
taken III.
Miss Daisy Crothers was visiting at
THE Retreat" in Steubenville, this week
James Montgomery was in from Wash
ington, Pa, this week.
Several OF the members Of the Jr. y. U.
A. NJ. attended the funeral Of Clark west
on Sunday.
Miss Stella George is entertaing her
friend, Miss Monica Fulton, OF Pittsourg
A week OF prayer will De observed IN the
PRESBYTERIAN church next week commenc-
ing Monday night.
prof. ID. W. Shields and daughter, Miss
Minnie of Martins0urg, were in town this
week.
The Enameled brick works have erected
a kim on the lot below the Riverside and
are now experimenting on enameled press
ed brick
Misses Ella and Lucy Robinson, of Wheel
ing, are visiting their sister, Mrs. d. w.
Baird.
Miss Mamie Montgomery, of Wheeling,
is visiting here.
Misses MAY Claterand Sallie Thompson,
OF Wheeling Island, are guests at the
Lewis House
The Brooke glass works yesterday again
experimental with the gas from Carr Bros. ,
well. The object was 10 see II there was
enough gas TO heat the ten-pot furnace.
The furnace is burned out after three
MIR. and Mrs. ]. c. Palmer's daughter,
Mrs. Milliken, of Keysville, Va, spent the
holidays here.
A vote was taken this week by the Jr. o.
L. A. NJ on the proposed change OF name
and the vote cast was Is for and % against.
Geo. Kirkland is away on an Eastern
business trip.
Mrs. K. i. Hammond of Steubenville
was in attendance on her mother, Mrs.
Beall, this week.
Mrs. Geo. Pugh of New Cumberland is
visiting Mrs Geo. kirkland.
Miss Annie Braider OF Kansas, is in
town.
J. $. Orwick, former resident of La
HearVlllc, ana well Known uerG, was uldI-
ried at Toronto, o, 10 Mrs. Maggie &.
MCCausland on December %.
Several members Of the local Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. went 70 Bethany Thursday night 10
assist in initiating several new members.
H G. Hervey and John G. Palmer will
sell at public auction on Saturday, January
30th, certain properties Of the late David
Brown.
On January 9 the stockholders Of the
Riverside Glass Works will meet ana elect
a board of directors for the coming year.
Miss Minnie Blue was hostess on New
Years night 10 quite gathering Of friends
az her home in Lazearville Dancing and
other amussments were INDUCED in until
near midnight, when all did ample justice
10 an elegant lunch. One Of the features
Of the evening was the production OF sever
al fine pieces of music on the guitar by one
Of the young ladies present. The following
young ladies and gentlemen were present:
Sarah Palmer. Stella George, Jeanette
Campbell, Sue Paul, Anita Roberts, and
Monica Fulton, OF PittsburS; Nathan Will
kIuson, Bryant Boyd, Richard Palmer,
Carl Jacob, Reynolds Tarr, Arthur Rob
erts, Louis Jacob, and Palmer Brown, OF
Washing ton, Pa
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