Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
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Nav 27.-Memorial Day
will be properly observed in this city.
Monday evening q Memorial Day service
will be held in the rooms OF the u. a K.
The exercises will consist OF vocal ana In
strumental music, addresses, etc. MISS
Annie Lindsey will sing "Tenting To
Night" Hon. r. G.. Richards viii deliver
an address on "Our Dead Comrades'
Prof. McCullough's Sixtette Will render
We've Drank from the Same Canteen, =
| and Judge Croskey will speak on "I1e
| Union Soldier and His Relation TO the y.
A. R.n On Tuesday al 80 the u. A. II.
and other societies will march 10 the
cemetery and decorate the graves, and In
| the evening Col. B. s. Doveuer, OF Wheel
ING. will deliver an address in the Opera
| House.
Saturday evening, June 10th, a company
OF selected amateur artists will present
Dean Hartnedy's play, christopher
Columbus" ct the Opera House. IhlS IS Sne
play that was written specially LOT tue 20
lumbus Day celebration IN this city last
fall. It has not been presented since, anu
although there was q good attendance on
| that occasion. a large majority Of our people
| have not seen il at all. The play is full OF
! literary merit. is historically correct, aud
all our citizens should embrace this oppor-
tunity to see it.
Some one, for a joke, inserted in the Chi
cago Sunday Tribune a two line adverIise-
meut inQuiring for board and lodging lot
four persons during the month OF June,
with the request that Henry Doooins,
Steubenville. o. be addressed. Dooolns
has already received over TWO hunoreo
letters from landlords and landIaales
setting forth the advantages OF their
places and giving prices, none OF
which, by the way, is over Twelve oet1Srs
per week for board and lodging. The
PHILOSOPHER is firmly of the opinion that
| advertising pays. Anyone desiring quar-
tiers in Chicago during June can OBTAIN
them by consulting him. The letters are
open for the inspection or all.
A movement is on foot TO secure the locG-
ton of a shoe factory Ia this city. a meet
ing of citizens was held in the Mayors Of
| fee Thursday evening, at which q confer
ence with the agent of the company was
held. Nothing definite has yet been deter
mined on. 80
The Studebaker street sprinkler and the
New York City street sweeper recently
purchased by Council arrived this week
and Commissioner Lawson is looking
after them. AS yet be mas
had no good opportunity TO test
| then but likely will have in a few days.
The proposition TO use the fire department
horses and men 10 operate the machines
| does not meet the approval OF the nre lad
dies. This cOuDudrum p~ropounded Dy
Fire Chief Martin has not yet been solved.
ST the fremen dre not with the sprinkler
and an alarm Of fire is sent in, will the
fremen take the sprinkler TO the hre or IN
hitch and go after the engine"
Mrs. McKitrick, OF Pittsourg, Is az uest
at the residence Of Geo. w. McCook.
-. To~fhfnnfon inCnngfnF OF ma
chimes at the jefferson nail mill, left
Thursday for Denver, on a trip for his
health. He may locate with his family in
Colorado.
Manager Mclaughlin OF the Opera
House, is confined TO his home by Illness.
Frank Hennig will appear at the Opera
House Thursday evening, June lst, IN
"Othello."
Mrs. Elma Vaughan returned home this
week from a pleasant visit TO friends IN
| Washington, New York and other East
ern cities.
Thomas Hanna, Of Hanna & Clemens,
the Wheeling paper manufacturers, PAID q
business visit TO ~SteubenYille last Tues
day and embraced the opportunity OF also
meeting and shaking hands with old
friends.
w. C. Ong, ESQ, of Cleveland, stopped
of in this city Tuesday on his return home
from a visit 10 the stock farm on Short
Creek owned jointly by himself and his
brother.
Miss Laura Nicholson has returned
home from Euclid Avenue Business Col
lege, Cleveland, and accepted a position as
stenographer and typewriter with GIL
Bros. & Co. in the offices ef the Acme
glass works.
+. NJ. Mooney, of the Pearl Touring
mills, attended a meeting Of the Millers'
League at Toledo thiauveek.