Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-17
REDWOOD.

The pudding department will 60 on IN
full tomorrow. This department would
have gone on last week, but was prevented
from so doing by the non-arrival OF iron.
Several car loads have now arrived, SO II
will 90 on tomorrow.
1t is currently rumored that the marriage
of q Main street belle and w neenng
drummer will take place in the not distant
future.
The deputy sheriff was up from the
county seat yesterday gathering IN the
shekels.
Our faithful mail carrier, Mr.. Joseph
Worthington, is suffering from very sore
eye. -,
Yesterday was payday at the Riverside
works.
J. Debold is spending few days in Pitts
burg.
The Benwood social club will give one
Of their enjoyable hops at Doian's Han
Thursday evening.
Barney Ward and Neil Quinn are IN
Pittsburg on business in connection win
the demonstration to be held on the occa-
sion Of the dedication Of st. Johns cburch
on Sunday next
Frank Bartlebaugh has returned from a
trip TO Franklin, Ohio.
Miss Z. Hamilton, of Martins Ferry, Is
the guest of friends here.
Farmers and gardeners in this vicinity
complain greatly Of the devastation In their
orchards from the recent icy weather. one
prominent agriculturist, also noted for MS
fine fruits, reports his peach trees ana pest
apple trees utterly ruined. The ice seemed
to be much heavier upon the hills than IN
less elevated regions.
Miss Josephine Lander, teacher IN Tue
public school here, is recovering from an
attack Of the grip.
RYAN 81 Mcdonald, contractors for the
grading done at the Junction, shipped their
cars and machinery Friday.
Jesse MARBLE an employe OF the River
side Works, is i'll with an attack or the
grip.
The necessity Of sending the ferry boat,
Charon, to the docks for repairs causes
great inconvenience 10 travel, especially
between here and Bellaire, as wagons ana
other vehicles are obliged to go round oy
the way of Bridgeport. II will probably
be some time before IL Is in shape 10 COM
mence running again.
Robert Newton is able to be about again
after his late illness.
John Coleman's new residence in the old
Mason orchard is about completed.
A small child Of George Niebergall is
quite low with membraneous Group.
The Benwood Athletic Club hold meet
ing at their gymnasium to-day FOR the cleo.
ton of officers. The club is well equipped
in the line of apparatus, aud Will now pro-
coed with the development OF muscle
They will give select dance on the 2Itn
inst, for which Killmeyer will play.
The A. O. II. which has charge OF affairs
in connection with the dedication OF 81.
Johns Church, VIII hold meeting to-day
for bo ~ ol1 OampntS In
is proposed to hold banquet Immediately
after the ceremony in the basement OF the
new church.
NJ. Flynn has accepted a position as
brakeman on the 3. IL o.
Sanford Edwards is out, after a severe
| attack Of the prevalent malady.
The many friends Of J. Mcmahon, who
has so long and efficiently filed the posi-
ton of station master at the Junction,
were not little surprised to hear OF his
resignation. Mr.. Mcmahon has been IN
the employ Of the B. ~ o. company Tor
period of twenty-five years, and has not
lost one solid week in all that time, and has
ever been faithful and attentive in the dis
charge Of his duties.
An alarm of fire was occasioned yester-
day by the sight Of flames issuing from
the chimney of house on Main street,
Benwood. II would be in bad
position, should fire break out in the
thickly settled part Of the town, as there is
nothing to prevent its sweeping every
thing. or the few ladders purchased some
time, IL is doubtful II one could be found
ayaiiablein case Of necessity.
Thos Daley has resigned his position
as Secretary Of the BenwoOd Building and
Loan Association. Walter Greenwood was
appointed to I'LL the vacancy.
Henry Kane, Of Sardis, is here attend
ing school,
Miss Belle Martin, Of Moundsville, is
the guest Of Miss Anna Policy, on Main
street.