Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-03
BRIDGEPORT.

One Of the grandest demonstrations that
has ever taken place here will come OIL to-
morrow The affair will be in the nature
of a parade, in which several OF the secret
societies are to take part. The committee
on arrangements has completed its plans.
An invitation has been extended to all
other orders in the vicinity to join them.
The committee has requested citizens along
the route of the procession TO decorate.
of march City officials followed
by the o. u. A. A. and Jr. o. U. A. M;
Meister's band; Branum Post G.. A. r.;
Knights of the Golden Eagle: Knights af
Pythias, and the Coal Miners Association.
The line of march will be as follows,
forming on Bank street: TO Morgan,
Sonth TO Bennett, west to Marion, north TO
Howard, east to Morgan, north TO Pike.
then to c., l.. q W. station, where several
orders will board the noon train and go out
to Linwood cemetery 10 participate In
pole raising The main portion OF the pro-
cession will go TO Ridgeway's Grove,
where a picnic will be given nnder the
auspices of the Knights of Pythias. Col.
9. l.. Poorman and Hon. Ross j. Alexan-
der will deliver addresses.
On Friday evening the congregation OF
the M. T.. Church in Kirkwood, held a
meeting for the purpose CT selecting plans
for their new church which is TO be erected
on the corner of Bennett and DeKalb
streets 1t is TO cost not less than Sl5,OOO.
Architect James Henry, of Akron, pre-
sented plans and specifications which were
held until the next meeting on the eleventh,
when il is expected thar something definite
will be decided upon. A committee COM
posed of Messrs. Joseph Lowe, Joseph Wa
terman and Samuel Woodcock, was APP
pointed to dispose Of the old church and
parsonage property
There Will be a mass meeting OF the
Democrats at the City Hall next Thursday
evening for the purpose OF permanently or
ganizing club Officers will be chosen
and other important business transacted.
There will be an exciting race at the
Brookside race track next Thursday even
ing. between the horses of Scott Gordon,
of Etnaville, and Ad Newland, OF Mar
tins Ferry, for Sl25 side.
Minnie, the twenty earold daughter OF
Thomas Branch (colored), died yesterday
afternoon about 8 o'clock, after brief ILL
ness. Her death was a shock TO her many
friends She was graduate Of the High
School in the class Of 80, and was held in
the highest esteem by all who knew her.
Miss Stella Spangenberg entertained the
Tennis Club last Friday evening at her
home in Kirkwood. Nearly all the men,
bers were on hand, and very pleasant
evening was spent
The services of the Third NJ. T.. Church
camp meeting at Harrah's Orchard to-day
are as follows Praise meeting, 10 to IL a.
m. led by Rev. L. Mann; preaching, IL a.
m, by Rev. w. G. Echols, of Steubenville;
at 3 o. m, by Rev. II. w. Tate, of Bellaire;
AT Z 80 %. m, by Rev. w. G.. Echols.
Misses Lulu and Kate Bratton entertain
ed few of their friends last evening at the
residence Of their father, w. j. Bratton, on
Pike street.
A number Of young people will picnic
somewhere out in the woods tomorrow II
the weatherpermits.
The Young ladies Of Bridgeport are re-
ouested to meet at the Sherman House
Wednesday at p. m. in the interest Of the
Young Women's Christian Temperance
Union.
The hours at the postofice tomorrow
will be observed as usual on legal holidays,
from to 10 in the morning, and to in
the evening.
T r Waters superintendent of the coal
works is of on hunting trip at t'reeport.
i A. Heinlein OF Toledo, former resi-
er in Kirkwood.
Ex-Mayor r. 3. Mitchell has returned
from an extended tour through the north
west.
James and Annie Cofiand returned yes
terday from weeks stay at New Athens.
Lucian Nelson and wife, OF Conneaut,
are the guests Of w. H. Howells.
Miss May Patterson, Of GAINESVILLE, Is
visiting relativea in Kirkwood.
Misses Cora ant Stella Martin, OF Cleye-
land, are the guests Of Miss Minnie Mar
tin.
Miss Elwina Lewis left yesterday for
her home at CHARTERS, Pa, after pleas
ant visit to friends here.
Lou Cofland returned yesterday from
New Athens, where he has been spending
his vacation.
Mrs. J. z. Trueman is taking trip
around the lake and Detroit.
George Ritner left yesterday Tor Pitts
burg. where he viii undergo surgical OPP
Grafton.
James Gunter left yesterday for 9, BUSH
ness trip TO Cleveland
Ofacer Sauers has undertaken the iop OF
cleaning the City Building.
Dave Heidy is atLorain on pleasure
trip.