Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-14
WELLSBURG.

WELLsBURG, w. VA, February 13.-The
Democrats of Brooke county will hold a
mass meeting in the Court House. Satur-
day, March 18th, at p. m, for the purpose
Of electing a new Executive Committee
and transacting such other business as may
come before the meeting.
Katie, the four-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Laughlin, died at
Wheeling Junction, on Sunday evening and
was inferred at Lazearville, Tuesday.
John Conley died at Wheeling Junction
Friday, February 5th, and was inferred at
Lazearville, Monday.
Mrs. Stephen Jones died at her home out
Bethany Pike Saturday evening, Febru-
airy 9th, and was buried in Brooke Gene
terry, Monday
Mr.. Elisha Craft, Jr., and Miss Mollie
McBurney were married Tuesday.
The young folks of the town will render,
on Saturday evening, February 9th, az
Barth's Hall, the operetta Little Red
Riding Hood" Proceeds for benefit OF the
Episcopal Church.
G. Il. Windsor spent last Sunday in
Steubenville.
The tiftieth anniversary of DR.. Scott's
ministerial career will DE observed in the
M. p. Church on Sunday, February 2lst.
A thirty pound spoon-fish was caught In
Arrangements are being completed by
some of our young ladies to give leap year
ball, at the Hudson House, on February
18th.
Already candidates are looming up for
the coming city election.
DIED AT her home, out Bethany PIKE,
on Wednesday evening, OF paralysis, MRS.
John Brady, Sr, in her Gath year. Inter
ment took place in Brooke Cemetery, Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Brady was sister OF
Mrs. G. w. Caldwell.
DIEp:-At his home in Wellsburg, on
Saturday morning, February 18th, OF con-
sumption. Frank Brownlee, aged about ~
years.
Ernest Hawley and Miss Kate Dornan
were married at the st. johns parsonage
Wellsburg, Thursday evening, February
18th, by Rev. Father Duffy.
Dr. B. Z. Harden, who has been Ill with
typhoid fever for the past two weeks, IS
some better.
Arthur Roberts went to Wheeling to-day.
Rev. Jones, of Pittsburg, will preach IN
the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening.
Dan Kimberland was in New Cumber-
land Thursday.
The Wheeling InteIligcncer reporter
makes mention Of tannery having recent
ly been burned at Lazearville. Both it and
the REGISTER are away OFF, as usual, in
their accounts OF the two recent fires here.
Herald.
The Intelligcncer was off as the Herald
says, but will they explain where the REG
IsTER was of. The REGISTER correspond
ent sent in the report of the fires and did
not go to the Herald to get particulars
either. The self-scknowledged 'leading-
paper-in-the- n-handle-outside-of-W
ing' mentions where the InteIligcncer was
off in its account, but not word about
where the REGISTER was wrong. Proba-
bly, the Herald sage was little 'of" him
self when he wrote the article.
Messrs. j. L. Curtis, II. G. Lazear and
Thomas Carmichael, Of this place, and j.
p. Ward, of Marietta, Ohio, have pur-
chased A lots in Lazearville, which will
be placed on the market soon. There is
likely to be boom in real estate in Lazear-
vile the next spring. PaulPs recently en-
larged glass works will employ about 300
persons. The tile works, which will soon
be built, and other contemplated improve
ments will make this boom. These new
works will necessarily have 10 have people
to work for them, and the people going in
to Lazearville will make lively town
there.