Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-29
BEN WOOD.

The entertainment given by the WILL
ing Helpers in the NJ. +, church Satur-
day evening was decided success, and
m uch credit is due Miss Nora Dolbeare,
who had sole charge Of the affair. The
proceeds Will be invested in a Sunday
school library, the former one having
been destroyed in the flood OF 'Si.
The funeral OF Mr.. Henry Keller took
place Friday from the Church of God,
McMechen. The remains were Inferred
In McMechen's cemetery. Mr. Keller
was one of the old inhabitants, and his
funeral was largely attended by rela-
tives and friends. The floral tributes
were beautiful and appropriate.
Odite a pleasant children's party was
given at the residence Of Mrs. Hughes,
i'm Upper ward, one evening last week.
The evening was enioyably spent In
games and other amusements dear to
childhood.
The festival held by the congregation
Of ST. Matthew's German Lutheran
church at the City Hall Saturday even
ipR was largely attended and was quite
success, a handsome sum being
realized.
The infant class Of the NJ Z. S. s,
under the direction Of Miss Anna Pelley,
will give an entertainment in the near
future for the purpose Of raising funds
for the purchase Of ;. ;. library.
An Italian employed at the Junction
had one Of his hands badly lascerated
one day last week by rail falling upon
10. Or. Burchinal rendered the neces-
sary surgical aid.
The new skelp mill at the Riverside
Is rapidly nearing completion. The
superstructurc OF corrugated iron Is
about up and il is under roof.
Miss Jenny Burr is at Roney's Point,
where she was hastily summoned by the
serious illness of two OF her sisters,
Mrs. J. DOlan'S, children.
W. Shriver, who has started in bust
ness at Metz, was In town yesterday.
He will shortly remove his family to
Metz.
DR.. r. NJ. Haskins, who has been at
tending a course Of lectures in New
York, is expected to arrive home this
week.
hbN. hlltUlOuSg VI NduCAOI, "oo q
guest at the residence OF DR.. Hoskin-
son, in McMechen, one day last week.
]. Gibson, of Columbus, has accepted
| a position in the tube works, and has
removed his family here.
Quite a number Of our public school
teachers attended the Institute held in
Moundsville yesterday.
Mr.. Frater, of Shepherdstown, who
has been visiting f. NJ. Bowers, re-
turned home Saturday.
Charles Schad, a rising young bust
ness man, is contemplating a western
| tour in the spring.
Mrs. J. Allen, who resides near Lime
stone, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
T. MILAN.
Deputy Sheriff McCombs was up from
the county seat yesterday, collecting
| taxes.
Mrs. Whiteside has been indisposed
for the past week, but is now recover
| ing.
A few persons from here went to
Pittsburg yesterday to attend Sinbad.
J. Harrington, of Wheeling, is the
guest of his brother, Pat Harrington.
Miss Alice Crockard is recovering
from prolonged attack Of peumonia.
Miss Annie Deegan is recovering from
q serious attack OF pneumonia.
Allie Chapman has returned from
visit to PittSburg.
Miss Anna Policy is the guest OF
| friends in Mingo.
Ed. Newton is recovering from his
recent Illness.
Mrs. Kalor is the guest Of friends in
Darlington.
Sam Givens will remove to Wheeling
| this week.
Yesterday was payday at the River
side.
SoNE REMARKABLE CURES OF deaf
ness are recorded of DR.. Thomas Elec-
| trio Oil. Never fails TO cure earache.