Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

band have been engaged to play, and other
bands are expected to be present.
VIM. Hersch, of New York city, the
gentleman who is betrothed TO Miss Tillie
Elkan, is in the city, accompanied by his
mother The wedding will take place on
next Wednesday.
Louis Pelky and wife have returned
from pleasant visit TO Louis old home IN
Canada.
Philip Schramm, the aged gardener, who
fell and sustained serious injury week
ago, is improving nicely and is able 10 be
about.
Mrs. Emma Mccullough and son, Of Ia
coma, Wash. are visiting the family OF DR..
j. q. Mccullough, on Gravel Hill.
There will be no service in the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church to-day. If the con-
gregation can see their way clear to paying
the salary of q minister they will issue
call to Rev. II. NJ. Grove, OF DeHaven,
Pa.
Mrs. VIM. A. Gorby and children, of
Pittsburg, are visiting relatives in the city.
Yesterday was decidedly quiet day in
police circles.
at Newark.
Several Of the American Mechanics will
go TO Myers Lake to-day on the g., L. "
w. excursion.
The county JAIL is. getting pretty well
filed for the next term OF court, twenty
four prisoners languishing within It's
walls.
Charles Hicks, of Pitts5urg, is visiting
relatives on Rose Hill.
Harry Hunter and wife are visiting rela-
tives at Cincinnati.
Repairs are being made on the telegraph
Office on the B. & o. depot platform. The
building will be raised several feet so that
the operator will have a clear view OF the
track on the river bridge and the APP
breaches on either side. The track on the
approaches TO the bridge is also being put
in splendid repair.
Jesse Crogan and Darby O'Toole, of
this city, were awarded the contract for
the stonewOrk on the new NJ. d. church at
DR. Frank West, Of St Clairsviile, and
I.eonel Booth and Walter Troll, Of this
city. will leave tomorrow on visit 10
California.
James Dubois will build a switch from
his gravel mine on Pultney Bottom to the
Ohio Valley Railroad, giving decided al
vautages for shipping
The dwelling apartments IN August
Schick'S new block are said to be the finest
finished and best arranged or any IN the
city. Painters are putting on the hnisnng
touches ana tue fOOllS Will OE ICldJ 4ul "
cupaucy next week. The families OF Mr..
Scuick and Cam Smith will occupy the
second and third stories.
A. Herzberg, Jr., is visiting friends IN
PittsOurg.
Misses Rena and Maud Terrell and Lacy
Hartley. Of st. Clairsville, are guests OF
the Misses Ella and Louise Roscoe, OF the
Fourth Ward.
Martin Schick will attend Wheeling
Business College the coming term.
Bishop j. 3. rhoburn will Till the pulpit
at the First NJ. +. Church this morning.
The prominence the bishop has attained IN
missionary work in Indiana has given him
"A wide reputation as a Christian worker,
and the fact that ne is a native Of Belmont
county and d fluent and pleasing speaker
will no doubt attract large audience. A
number of the Protestant congregations
have accepted an invitation TO be present,
and the general public is cordially invited
TO attend.
The convention OF :he Epworth Leagues
of the B2rnesville district, which includes
this city, will be held at GAINESVILLE, Sep
tender and ,. Rev Z. w. Lane, Of this
city, is president OF the district league.
PaXon Y. Hall, Democratic candidate for
Sheriff, was in the city yesterday. He is
bright and solid young man and made
many friends here.
Max Herzberg has returned from Column
| bus.