Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-31
BENWOOD.


Several gentlemen have been receiving
subscriptions of stock for the past week
preparatory TO applying for a charter Tor
the dime savings bank to be organized here.
Tweltv-dve thousand dollars is the amount
OF capital stock necessary TO start 1t, OF
which sum ten per cent. must be paid IN De-
fore the charter will be granted. The stock
is divided into shares Of so each, and those
taking stock ONLY pay in ten per cent. OF the
amount taken, and ten per cent. after tne
/ charter has been received, and the balance
on demand of the directors OF the BANK,
which Will be called for ten per cent.
al a time About $4,000 worth
of stock has been taken and
and no d iticulty is anticipated IN raising
/ the remainder as above sum was Suoscrl0-
ed bv only a few individuals. Messrs.
/ DugEan. hrOuebardt aud Orky have taken
| q 900 each, DR. HaskeyS 500 and Mrs. A.
| &. MCNecheu VIII take SlO,OUO. 30 there
I is 81 good prospect OF the bank being GER
/ taiuty, and 10 is a much needed institution
/ here.
/ Quite @ large number win so from here
I 10 Denver this week on the Knights Temp
/ lar excursion. Among those who contem-
| uIOJe taking the trip are MeSsrs. Krone
/ hardt. g. $ Ford, VIM. Hall, Jr., Z. Bar
/ rar. and also MIR and Mrs. Jessie McMech-
en- and Mrs. j. Lander.
/ An employe OF the tube works bad his
/ foot mashed yesterday Dy tube Iatllng
Teachers Iuststitute viii open in
I NTounEsviILe tomorrow and will be held
+ for TWO weeks 10 will be conducted by
/ County Superintendent Kline, ProI.
/ s;cbaeffer, Of Pennsylvania, and Prof. ID. L.
/ Williams, of MOuudsville, a thoroughly
I cOmDetent and able body Of instructors.
/ President Turner Of the state L University,
. viii lecture one evening.
Some sneak thief stole coat from a
. Main street residence last week. Sundry
other articles have also been purlolned,
. and suspicion indicates the cUlplrJ VINO
/ had best be a little cautious In future.
Miss Annie Malone has returned 10 her
/ home i'm M0rgautOwn after pleasant visit
/ with friends here.
DR.. II. H. Meichen, Of Moundsville, was
\ in the city last week.
Mrs. Edward Hitchcock, Of Philedel-
phia. who has been visiting her mother,
I Mrs W Dare, will return homo next
/ week.
| Miss Edna Osborne is the guest Of
! friends inn RavcuswO0d.
J The Wheeling steel plant went on yes
I terday and will resume operations IN iuu
/ this week.
/ Mr.. NJ. Bowers's family have removed
I TO the camp ground.
A number from here attended the excur-
\ sion 90 Lake Chippewa last week.
I The Republican delegates from here will
\ leave Tuesday for the State convention IN
Huntington.
| Several gentlemen have kindly under
\ taken the task Of seeing what provision
7 can be made for the Moylan children, who
\ are left iu such deSOlatiOn and misery.
/ Mrs. s. Wiuesberger, the women who
/ was shot last Sundays recovering and the
I physician in attendance, DR.. Mcdonald,
I has announced that the probability OF ner
/ total recovery Is very good
/ A letter was received from Mrs. Hall,
who, with her sister, Miss CaodOck, sailed
/ several weeks since for England on the
\ steamer City OF Berlin, stating thar they
T had arrived at their destination in safety.
Reconsideration Of officers in the Ladies'
/ Relief Corps recently organized here took
/ place Wednesday. The ceremonies were
conducted by Mrs Murdoch. and Mrs.
/ Wise of Wheeling The former lady also
I delivered q pleasing address and several
I cn0ice vocal solos were rendered BY talent
\ from home and abroad. The following
/ were the officers installed: President
/ Mrs. o. Farber; Senior Vice President,
I Mrs. Es-op; Junior Vice President, Mrs
/ Fitzgerald: Secretary, Mrs. Arnet; Chap
I lain. Mrs Vance The members Of Han
\ cock Post. no 40, O.. A. r., will hold their
/ outdoor festivities at Whitman's orchard
| Saturday The committee IN charge Of the
/ affair have spared neither time nor labor
/ i'm their eu3eavOrs 10 make 70 success and
/ it will certainly prove such if the weather
| be pr0rlti0us. Private Dalzeu Of Ohio
+ viii be present aud address the multitude.
/ Mr.. j.. Dolan, jr., has purchased large
/ $500 picnic wagon, which is q neat COM
madious vehicle.
/ The Isasc James fishing club which has
been lingering with nature at sylvan
I spot down the river will return this week
| Miss Pearl Brooks, OF Baltimore, is the
/ guest at the residence Of Mr.. e. Earp,Sr.
I Mr.. Edward Higgins and Miss Susan
Hostetter viii be married Wednesday az
/ St. JOINTS church.
/ Miss Bessie Tarbut will so TO Tippe-
4 canoe to-day TO visit friends
/ Alex Dickson, OF Martins Ferry, was in
I the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Pelley and Mrs. II. Stenart
/ wH. been visiting friends in Grafton,
one Friday.