Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10

dull times, the ladies did fairly well.
All our industrial establishments have
been running in full the past week, ana
there is quite a notable decrease of idle
men upon the streets. A number Of cur
men and boys are employed IN the glass
factories at Bridgeport and Martln's
Ferry.
The Coulson property, on Gravel Hill,
aud a number of vacant lots on hose Hill,
belonging to Alex. Radebaugb, will be OIL
fered at sheriff's sale at the court house al
st. Clairsville tomorrow.
Miss Eva NJ. Shoutz will give an elocu-
tionary entertainment at the U. Z. Church
next Tuesday evening.
Duquesne Hook and Ladder Company
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: D. T. Anderson, President;
! Geo. Pracht, Vice President; E. H. Cooper.
! Secretary; Fred Hazel, Treasurer; john
Addison and Charles Zimmerman, Trus-
tees; G.. w. Poorman, Captain; Charles
Zimmerman, First Lieutenant; John Stro-
BILE, Second Lieutenant; q. A. Marx ana
d. @. Shepherd, Officers; j. K. tltton,
Sentinel and John Glover, Janitor.
Walter Darrah and wife, Of St. Glars
Vile. formerly residents Of this city, spent
a few days with friends here the past
Robert Welton. Of Pittsburg, has been
visiting his parests in the First ward the
past few days.
August S6ick and wife nave returned
from a delightful trip 20 several eastern
cities.
ing, visited Mrs. A. Gardner, OF Gravel
Hill, last week.
ATTORNEYS Dewitt Danford and ]. G.
Tallman were at Columbus last week on
legal business.
Miss Lulu McKeown, of GAINESVILLE, has
been the guest Of Mrs. Fred Jahuke the
past few days.
A. ID. Krebs and family have moved to
Newark, o..
club, at Turner Hall, on Tuesday evening,
was a dazzling success in every particular.
Forty couples were present, Refresh
ments were served at the Exchange res
~tauraut. Killmeyer, Of Wheeling, FUR
nished the Music. Among the guests from
out OF town were Messrs. VIM. Windsor
and w. F. NARROW, Of Bridgeport; MI.
Noel. of Benwood; Misses Annie Bremen,
Lula Peak. Miss Zane, Misses Emma ROD
erts, - Deafen baugh, Mrs. J. Digkelpiel,
and Messrs. Orloff Zane, Geo. Weidhardt,
Bud Sadler, John Herbert, and Ollie Reed,
Miss Annie Sanders is visiting friends
at Jacobsburg.
Mrs. L. H. Kincade left yesterday for
her new home at Frankton, Ind. OnTues-
dsv evening a pleasant surprise party was
held in her honor at the home OF her pa
rents in the Fourth ward. The guests
were principally members of the Spangler
Relief Corps, who gave Mrs. hincade a
handsome present. Refreshments were
served.
John A. Myers, of Valencia, came in
yesterday with a big bunch of game for
his friends in the city. He has been spend
ING a week with his friend Rev. Z. ).
Smith, of near New Athens, and both are
good marksmen.
Ohio Valley Council, Jr. o. U. A. M,
hrs elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: JOHN r. Sesbrooks, Jr.,
Thurn, V. c.; Harry Oliver, A. r, s.; T.
G. Nicholson, r. S.; Il. l.. Pfa1enoach,
T. s.; w. J.. kirkpatrick, Treasurer;
Enamel Bauers, Trustee; Albert Malone,
Conductor: Dora D.. Ogle, Warden; Will
liam Msnsell, L. G.; William A.. Neal,
o. G. ,
Pythias, has elected the following officers
to serve for the ensuing term: L. p. jack
son, c. c.; James Dubois, V. c.; William
Blomey, P; William Milligan, NJ. Of A.:
Maurice Dubois, K. of r. and S.; Joseph
Mansell, NJ. of F.; c. w. Dickens, M. OF
e; J. b. Blackburn and Leon Somehow,
representatives; Martin Cowau, trustee.
Spangler Post, c.. A. r., elected the fol-
lowing officers Friday evening: w. ID.
Jones, post commander; j. w. Morrill,,
senior vice commanders H. w. ROLES,
Junior vice commander; w. H. Thompson,
quarter master; j. b. Gibson, surgeon;
Thomas McCleland, chaplain; H. G.. KEN
pie. officer of the day; j. l.. Lancaster,
officer Of the guard; A. Haas, trustee; j.
II. Crow, drummer; j. w. Morrill,, dele
gate; j. L. Lancaster, alternate.
Walter Fowkes, an old resident Of
Georgetown, died yesterday, aged ~ years.
The funeral will take place to-day.
Superintendent Of Schools B.. L. Jones
saws that he attended a concert at Wheel
ing Friday evening and was greatly an
moved oy the constant talk of several per-
sons who sat near him; that their action
kept him from enjoying the excellent
music.
John Dubois and wife are visiting rela-
tives at West Alexander, Pa.
The Women's Relief Corps elected the
following on Friday evening: Mrs. Anna
Thompson, p; Mrs. M. j. Robinson, Sr.
V. p; Mrs. Weyrick, Jr. V. F.; Mrs.
Emma Haas, Treasurer; Mrs. Emma Por-
terrified, Secretary: Mrs. Margaret Jones,
Chaplain; Mrs. Ada PorJerfeld, Conduc-
tor; Mrs. NJ. Rock, Assistant Condnctor;
Mrs. Dorcas Thompson, Guard; Mrs.
Emma Porterfeld, Delegate; Mrs. Mary
Rock, Alternate.
j. H. Murray will visit Enterprise Coun-
Gil, U. A. M, Of Wheeling, tomorrow
night.
The reports from those in charge OF the
projects to revive the old Bellaire window
glass factory and to start a new flint glass
factory are Doth encouraging and quite sat
isfactory. II was stated on good authority
last evening that there is now little doubt
of both projects being a success. This is
cheerful news 10 our people. Two addi-
tional glass factories id operation will make
q great improvement in trade here.
Mrs. Susan Myers, widow OF the late
Andrew Myers, died at her home near
Bethel on Friday, aged 81 years.
The Bellaire steel plant was in full ope-
ration all last week, and will resume work
again tomorrow morning.
The next meeting OF the Belmont County
Teachers Association will be held at Bel
mont next Saturday. An interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared. Arrangements
have been made with the Baltimore and
Ohio Company TO have the early morning
train stop at Belmont for the convenience
OF teachers who desire 10 attend.
Ida, a young daughter Of Robert Carson,
of Gravel Hill. died on Friday evening Of
scarlet fever and pneumonia. The funeral
will AXE place this afternoon.
The order of the City Engineer TO sus-
pend work on the street paving contracts
IN the Second ward has left a part of
Twenty-sixth street in very bad shape for
the winter, as the excavation has just been
completed.
w. D. Jones will attend the anniversary
meeting OF Stephens Post Relief Corps, OF
Wheeling, tomorrow evening.
There remain but twelve more shares
of stock to be taken in the Heatherington-
Schick COOPERATIVE Glass Company,
When these are taken work will be AT once
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