Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
MARTINS FERRY.

at Commercial Hall last night and rendered
the following programme: Chorus, Us,
Select Reading, Miss Jeanne McGreWi
Vocal Solo-"Father. Pray With Me To-
night'-Chester Lloyd; Recitatlon-"Ihe
Miser's Soliloquy''-Mr. Bownocker; lem,
perance Dialogue, Little Folks; Nocai
Solo-"My Lady's B0wern-Miss Jessie
Williamson; Vocal Solo, Ellen Mlteneii,
Emily McCarty, Myrtle Thompson; Guitar
Music. -; Organ Voluntary, Miss
Maud CARRIER. Aunt Dinah's Husking
Bee-Uncle Reuber, y. II. Kerr; Benla-
min, Chas. Eoyle; Jonah, Chas. Williams;
Josiah, Ed Exley; Jacob, Sam Carey;
Jedediah, Oscar Hampton; Moses, Alex.
Dixon: Aunt Dinah. hate Ralston: Mary
Ann, Vern Clark; Esther, Allie William
son; Nancy, Beta Sheets; Betsy. Anna
Ralston; Polly, Kate Grier; Rachel, El!a
Inglebright; Sue, Jennie McGrew; huth'
Jennie Dixon; Hannah, MIN Cox; Tommy y,
Roy Thomas. Organ Voluntary, MISS b.
Thomas. -,
Harris, is very i'll
The arrest of Eb alias "Sneezer" Coss
caused a little excitement when the officer
went through town with him yesterday.
He was arrested in Wheeling. His friends
claim that he is entirely innocent OF the
charge against him.
Line DILL SNApSN
directors has passed the Legislature and Is
now law.
Everett Morris is home from Scio Col
lege
taken suddenly Ill yesterday.
Judge j. 5. Cochran was able 10 De out
yesterday, after very long siege OF sick
ness.
John c. Hayne is very i'll with typhoid
fever.
Yesterday was payday at the Standard
mill and thu Elson Glass works.
Following is the programme Of the Y. NJ.
C. a. entertai nment at the Opera House on
next Tuesday evening: Singing, class;
parallel bars, class; music, Weinerwurst
Band; recitation, Miss Mcdonald; piano
solo. Miss Maud CARRIER; wand drill, class;
song, Lou Englemyer; nigh kicking, class;
harmonica solo, George. Moore; recitation,
A. w. Harris; guitar duet, Barr brothers;
horizontal bar, class.
Frank Wallace has had his shop newly
painted, frescoed and otherwise renovated.
Rev. Mcknight, student in the Allie
gheny Theological Seminary, is visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerr,
Of this place.
Mrs. Smith, of Cadiz, is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. A G.. Campbell, who is quite
sick with typhoid fever.
Henry Humphreyville ismoving bis fam
lily 10 the old Dean farm on the Mt. Pleas
ant pike.
VIM. Smiley, the contractor, had his foot
badly crushed the other day by one OF his
heavily loaded wagons running over II.
The store room in the new Shreve-
Hervey building, when it is completed,
will be occupied by Darrah's pharmacy
and links undertaking establishment.
The Y. NJ. A. gymnastic class entertain
ment next Tuesday at The Opera House
promises TO be a grand success.
One OF the guests of the st. Clair Hotel
was bitten in the face by a vicious dog yes
terday.
Ben Moore. the young man that was so
badly hurt while coastiDg last winter, was
able to be out yesterday.
The factory OF the Northwood Glass
Works goes on tomorrow and the rest on
Tuesday.
Miss Patio Long has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. Harry Eberline,
of Bellaire.
t. j. Thomas, formerly agent of the G.
& p. Il. r., but now Of MiDgo, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Clark are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall.
+. r. Sutton, of Chicago school supply
furnishing house, is in the city making the
Bayless house his headquarters.
Mrs. Evan Davis was so much better as
to be able to be remoS ed 10 the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Milligan.
Mrs. Davis has been sick since last Deem
Der, her fever lasting for 105 days. 1t is
now hoped that she may speedily recover.
Robert Jenkins is slightly indisposed.
VIM. McComas was seen on our streets
! yesterday.
Miss Della Kirby, of the Third ward,
who has been very i'll, is improving.
! Rev. Paul Deopkn has the measles.
There will be no services at his church to-
morrow.
Miss Ruth McMannis is visiting her
| friend, Mrs. Ramser, of Powhatan.
II. A. Ring, OF Deep Run, was in town
yesterday.
Will Means, OF Steubenville, is visiting
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Gillespie.