Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
RELLAIRE.

There was q report on n streets yes
terday that Thomas Manion had died at
his home in the Second ward. This was
quite q surprise to Mr.. Manion, as he was
at work during the day and enjoying his
usual good health.
big Six" the darkey who stole James
Keyser's carpenter tools, was taken TO the
county Jail yesterday.
M0rgan's ferryboat was pulled on the
head OF Bogg's Island on Friday evening,
and is now making her regular trips at the
middle ferry.
Two drunken chaps who were put of an
electric car north of town, Friday night,
for their rough conduct, pelted the car
with stones and broke the glass in several
windows.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen Lucas will
take place from the house this afternoon at
l O'Clock. Services will be held in the A.
M. Z. Church.
The public schools viii open this morn
ing, after a four days vacation.
Judge Robert NJ. Eaton has returned
from Kansas, and will make his home IN
this county.
Mrs. Rev. D. w. Chandler delivered a
missionary address at BeallsYille on Thurs
DAY evening.
viii Rial and family returned last even
ing 10 their home at East Liverpool, after
a two weeks visit TO friends in this city.
Miss Fay Hubbard, of GAINESVILLE, has
been the guest of friends here the past few
days.
Carl Zitzman, editor of the Woods6eld
JournGl, was in the city yesterday. III
w. K. Klein. electrician at the Steel
Works, is convalescing at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. S. L. Klein, in the First
ward, from a rather severe attack Of the
grin. .
The Misses Viola and Lizzie Barrett, Of
WarnOck, have been the guests Of friends
here the vast two days.
l.. L. Wilson is spending the day with
friends at his old home, near Belmont.
David King, a well-known resident OF
the First ward, has been seriously Ill the
past few days with heart trouble.
Kern Lodge. 1. o. OF, will TO day take
charge Of the funeral of Adam Weiss, an
aged member Of the lodge, who died on
Friday at his home near Franklin.
Rev. w. Nj. LETTERS will begin a protract-
ed meeting at Old Wegee on next Sunday
evening.
Ex-County Commissioner Berry was in
the city yesterday.
Rev. Francis Tuck, of England, has
been the guest the past few days OF his
old-time parishioner, Charles Il. Costing,
Of the Pinch Run Cement Works.
Work will be resumed at the Bellaire
steel plant tomorrow morning.
Members Of Local Union No. 81, Coal
Miners, have formed a mutual sick and
accident association.
Miss Sadie Workman, Of Warnock, is
visiting friends in the city.
The Souvenir Dancing Club will give
another select hop on the evening OF the
10Th instant.
Anew time schedule goes into effect on
the c. & p. railroad to-day, but only q
slight change is made in the time OF pas
senger trains.
The friends of Capt. Lorenzo Danford
are urging his candidacy for Judge OF the
Circuit Court in this district. Mr.. Dan
ford has many warm friends in this city.
Mayor MCGOWAN was at his Office yes
terday, but has not entirely recovered from
his sick spell.
There are quite a number Of persons
afflicted with the grip, and those who have
had the malady are long in getting entirely
rid of the effects OF it.
A special train of several cars, contain
ing B. IL 0. officials, passed west over the
B. q .. road yesterday morning.
James A. Pedicord, gatekeeper on the
McNahOn's creek pike, is seriously Ill.
Mrs. Louise Walters died on Friday
evening at her home in the First Ward Of
pneumonia, aged twsnty-eight years. She
leaves a husband and five small children.
The Scotch Preserving Company will
put on a few additional hands tomorrow
morning to work on specialties.
All of our industrial establishments will
be running in full the coming week.
The lady members of Henry Camp
Lodge, /. 0. G.. T., held quite an enjoyable
taffv social at City Hall last evening, which
was well attended.
Jacob Heatherington, who has been long
III. is now able to walk about.
Prof. d. w. Shields, of the Martinsville
schools, was in the city yesterday.
The Eutre Nous Club was pleasantly
entertained by Miss Myrtle Clements, at
her home on Thirty-secOnd street, Friday
evening.
The Gravel Hill Reading Club was
entertained by Mr.. ana Mrs. W. +. Nc
COllough on Friday evening.
The city School Board will meet on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. +. c. Husbands and daughter.
Miss Anna, left on Friday for Delaware
where they will spend the winter with
relatives.
Henry Blum of Blum Bros, is on the
sick list.
Charles Sells and family, Of Bridgeport,
visited friends in the city Yesterday.
AT Il CHURCHES.
Rev. Merit will fill the pulpit at the
United Presbyterian church to-day, morn
ing and evening.
Rev. Francis Tuck, Of England, will
preach at the morning service at the First
N. h. church. The evening sermon will
be delivered by the pastor.
Regular morning and evening sermons
at the Christian church by the pastor.
The usual services will be held at the
German Reformed church.
At the evangelistic services at City Hall
this afternoon, Rev. Tuck, Of England
will deliver an address.
Usual morning and evening services at
the First Presbyterian church.