Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-07
BENwOOD.

William Althouse, an employee Of the
Riverside works. met with q painful acct
dent there one day last week. He is ma
chiuist, and was engaged in tighten
ing a bolt, when the wrench which
he was using slipped, striking him in the
neck and making q painful bruise. He will
be unable to work for week or more.
viii Thomas will so TO Pittsburg Tues
day and will remain week or more, the
guest of friends.
Miss Helen Fisher, of Lower Ward, is
suffering from the grippe.
Miss Anna Pelley is spending few days
in Pittsburg, the guest Of friends.
VIM. Shriver has purchased a store at
place called Metz, out the B. * O., and
will shortly remove his family there.
Miss NJ. A. Gately has returned from an
extended visit with friends in Clarksourg.
Miss Joe. Lander is spending few days
with friends in Cameron.
Mr.. McCoombs, OF Moundsville, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Edward Newton, Sr., and Mrs
Ostep were granted pensions last
week
The puddlers received their first pay for
many day yesterday. The mill was 10
have resumed on Monday, but the notices
to that effect were taken down, so IL may
not go on before the middle of the week.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. L.
church are contemplating the holding OF a
Martha Washington tea party on February
-, Washington's birthday.
The Athletic Club will give hop every
month at their club room.
A general Teachers Institute will be
held in Moundsville on the 21th inst. The
following interesting programme will be
carried out:
Organization, 10 a. Autobiography, Z.
Taylor; Reading, Il. Il. Lutes; The Passive
Voice, E. Bonar.
Second Session, 9 p. m.-Class Drill in
Primary Reading, Mary Sharp; School
Work in Marshall County, Supt j. NJ.
Rine: Hyde's Language Lesson IS. Har-
vey's Grammar, J. F. King; Development
Of Character, r. A. Riggs; Best Method OF
Teaching Civil Government, d. Bonar.
Third Session, p. m.-Physiology and
Hygiene in Public Schools, w. S. Powell !;
Relation of Parents to Public Schools,
Rev. l.. +. Keith and T. j. Parsons; Legal
Rights and Obligations Of Teachers, Hon.
j. A. Ewing; recitations and music.
This Institute will be conducted by our
efficient County Superintendent j. NJ. Rine,
who is an earnest and interchangeable school
worker.
-'AA' IL ID A'lCnlCCAGL wa tltNltN lNoA-
dent of County Court at the recent ses-
sion of that body. A great amount Of rou-
tine business was transacted. II. w. Gard
ner 81 Co., of Cincinnati, were before the
court with samples of the voting booth
and ballot-box used in Ohio, and with Il
proposition to supply the county with the
booths necessary at the coming election.
1t will cost about sl2 for each voting place
and as there will be at least % voting
places, it will cost S2G0extra, not including
the printing of the tickets. The new bal
lot-boX is about as large as a three-bushel
coal box and ii will take longer than for
merly 10 count the vote, owing TO the size
of the ticket. Union District received
three new voting precincts-McMechen
schOol-house, Boggs Run school house and
MARBLES store.
Mr.. August Hebe has returned from a
successful hunting expedition out the
B. ~ 0.
The work of rebuilding the furnaces in
the butt weld department of the tube
words Is progressing with rapidity, and il
is probable that they will be ready for use
in the course Of week or two.