Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-17
FERRY.

S. w. Boyd, Esq, was at 81 CIalrsVh4e
yesterday on legal business.
Prof. White, Of Mt. Pleasant, was In the
| city yesterday on business.
Judge Waller C. Ong, OF Cleveland, was
calling on his brother, DR.. Ong, yester-
day.
Miss Clara Mitchell, Of Mt. Pleasant, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. b. FRANCIS
OF West Walnut street.
Word was received here yesterday from
Ellwood City, Pa, thai Thomas craig, lot
merly of this city, was not expected 70
live.
Miss Jennie Henderson, Of FeiryieW, Is
stopping with friends in the First ward.
Mrs. Henry Eberline and children, OF
Bellaire, are here. the guests OF ner par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Long, OF washing
ton street.
Miss Mamie Gillespie, Of Portland, Is
here, the guest Of her sister, Miss Emma
teacher at the South School.
Attorney George Duncanis Still d
to his home from his late illness:
Mountain City Lodge A. A. OF ]. 81 S.W'
elected officers last night.
The Elson glass works closed down yes
terday until after the holidays.
Ellis Clark's condition was much peter
Yesterday and hopes are entertained Tor
his recovery.
Mrs. VIM White, Of Second street, is very
low with the grip.
A young son of Harry Summers is very
i'll with brain fever.
Mrs. Duffy, an aged lady in Clark's ad-
dition was in acritical condition yesterday
Thomas Mears moved his store from
Washington and First streets TO Broadway
yesterday.
Nominations for officers of the Vigilant
Hose Company. will be made tomorrow
night.
] Of North Main street, is very low with
typhoid fever.
A u child Of James Morton which
died at Maynard Friday, was brought here
for burial yesterday.
The three lodges of American Mechanics
and the G.. A. r. will attend services at the
NJ. Z. church this morning.
At q meeting Of the Carpenters Union,
Friday evening, the following officers were
elected: j. Wilson, President; +. Koltz,
Vice President; It. v. Salisbury, Record
ing Secretary; L. l. Shipman, Financial
Secretary: S. Gibbons, Treasurer; q.
Brown, Conductor; f. Van Pelt, Warden;
Ross Barr, T. V. Salisbury, Trustees; L.
V. Salisbury, J.. Faust and Stana GIBBONS,
Delegates to Trades Assembly.
The Crescent Quartette will a part in
the entertainment TO be given in the
Bridgeport Methodist church next Wednes-
day evening by the Epworth League.
The Model Comedy Company played
"East Lynue'' to a good crowd at the OPP
era House last evening.
Rev. Burbank will address the o'clock
Y. M. G.. A. meeting this afternoon.
The floral tributes at William Davis
funeral were taken to Wheeling and pho
t~ographed.
p. b. Morris. special agent Of the Co.
lumbia Insurance company, was here yes
terday to adjust matters in connection with
the Helfnbine fire.
The Oriental Court will give a grand
parade and ball Christmas night at the
Mannerchor hall. Orientals from Wheel
ing, Bellaire and bridgeport VIII Dc In
vited to attend.
The Gwent Choral society gave a splen-
did entertainment at the Welsh church last
evening.
About one hundred dollars was cleared
by the high school entertainment.
The fourth anniversary Of the organiza-
ton Of the Y. NJ. G. A. will be celebrated
Sunday, December 3lst, at the NJ. d.
Church.
Captain G. A. Loleman, Of Steubenville,
was in the city yesterday, on business.
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Robert Clarke & Co., Of Cincinnati, was
here yesterday, and left for Falrmontr w.
Va.
Mrs. George Elliott. of the Island, was
the guest of friends here, yesterday.
w. II. Hobbs returned yesterday from
Woodsfeld, where be was at in the inter
est of L. Spence q Son.
An Efforts being made TO arronge a foot
ball game between the Westinghouse er-
son College team aud the Y. M. g.. A. team
of this city, to take place on the new FAR
grounds on Christmas day. II the game
takes place IL will be the greatest game
ever played in this part OF the country.
Mrs. Mary O'Neil, wife OF Anthony
O'Neil, who works at the Laughlin mill,
died Yesterday morning at o O'Clock at the
age Of 80. Deceased was a sister OF Thomas
and James Welsh, Of the First ward. The
funeral will be tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock from st. Mary'sC Church. Interment
at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The citizens of our town should q some
interest in the proposition OF the company
that will start the NorthWood glass WORKS
IL three or four thousand dOllOrs IS given
by the people of this city, that amount be-
ing necessary to repair the old WORKS. II
will give employment to a great many OF
our people and will be a benefit 10 every
body. Some Of our influential business
men should call a public meeting aud try 70
take some steps toward securing the neces.
sary bonus, for one Of the main movers OF
the new company said 1t surely would not
be 90 If the people did not take interest
enough in the matter 10 raise the small sum
OF q few thousand dollars.