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

WH1IsBURs, January 3O.-Dr. George
DOdd. Dell Roy, o., died suddenly on Mon
dRy evening Of dropsy at the home OF MS
brother. *. II. DOdd, this place. He was
also a brother Of DR.. S. NJ. DOdd, OF Koch
ester, Pa. The Doctor was member IN
GOOD standing Of Dell Roy Council, No: 50,
Jr. o. u. A. NJ, and Standard CoonclI NO.
3. Of this city turned out in body at his
funeral on Thursday. They sent very
handsome pillow Of flowers as tribute OF
respect bearing the letters Jr., .. u. A. NJ.
Miss Bessie Lauck, OF Bethany, is the
guest Of her cousin Miss Halle, az inc
OWing to East LiverpooI's ball club join
inc the Eastern Ohio League il is probable
that there will benO Ohio Valley League
this season. IL is said, there is an etort 70
form a league with q team from Wellsburg
Wheeling, Toronto, Bridgeport, anu
Beaver.
for invoicing, necessitated by change IN
AfSmeeting Of the Ohio Valley Presby-
terrain Club, held in Steubenville, Monday,
a paper on Archaeology" was read by
Rev. q. n. Shields.
the guest Of Miss Halls Lauck Tuesday.
Miss May Ferry, OF Steu0envile, has
been visiting her friend, Miss Ella Baxter,
for the past week.
Bert Jones, Of Bellaire, was In the CITY
this week.
Montrose Neeves, Of last years Wells
burg Grays, has signed with the Los An
gelOs, Cal, club for next season
A practical Joke was played on promi-
nent Main street news dealer this week.
a small bow secured stick and slipped II
IN the handle of the door from the outside
thus locking the proprietor in. He attract
ed the attention Of some pasSers BY who re
leased him. He then eyened matters by
getting a warrant for the boys arrest who
was relieved Of e. and costs.
JOS Robinson, an aged cltzen or THIS
place, died at his home Thursday, ron
paralytic stroke, and was Inferred IN ha-
desh Chapel Saturday morning.
c.. A Baxter made q business trip 10
MOuudsville Friday.
There are several serious cases OF fever
and grip in the lower end.
A large crowd enjoyed q "soap bubble
social Friday evening.
The Little seeds Mission Band gave
a concert ia the Presbyterian Sunday
School room. The little shaking Quak-
erS'' was one Of the attractions.
The McElroy band went 70 Collier, Fri
day night, where they furnished the music
at a dance given by Wick HiRdman.
John Reid is seriously i'll with the grip.
The Y. p. 5. G. Els, Of the different
churches viii hold a union meeting at the
Presbyterian church, Sunday evening"
January 3IsJ.
A number Of young folks enjoyed dance
st Charlie Cox's, in Lazearvile, Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Belle Wheeling and Samuel Cald-
we'll attended, the funeral of Mrs. James r..
Brandon, of New Cumberland, this week.
Mrs t.. j. PAUL and Mrs. W. Z. Jacob
spent Thursday ia Wheeling as guests OF
Mrs A. w. PAUL
Rev. G.. w. Shields is confined to his
home.
Mr.. Jay Ratclif was in Pittsburg Satur-
day.
Little Martha Meudel is i'll with pneu-
mOnia
Oficers McHenry and Curtis had trip
to EdCingtOn Thursday evening, where
they arrested two cOlOred youths and one
white one, charged with stealing brass out
Of railroad cars. The cOlOred boys would
steal the brass and then sell it 70 the white
for cents a pound, and who in turn would
take It across the river and there sell it for
"A cents per pound. The white boy was
Edward Grimes, who lately was arrested,
along with Andrew Fife, for stealing wheat
from a farmer in Pennsylvania. The hear
ing was set for this afternoon and the two
cOlored boys were bound over 10 the March
term Of court. The Grimes boy was dis
charged.