Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

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viii give an entertainment tomorrow
evening, consisting Of songs, music, reclta-
tiOns, ~taoleaux, etc. Santa Claus will De
present TO treat the children.
The First NJ. u. Sunday school held
their entertainment last Tuesday evening,
and a very creditaole one it was, indeed.
The children will receive a treat to-day.
A splendid musical entertainment Will
be held at the German Reformed church
this evening. Care has been taken In
making the programme, and the parts
have been well ~renearsed.
The ladies of Trinity Episcopal church
held a bazaar in Stephens store-room. on
Gravel Hill, Tuesday and wednesday
evenings, which was both a social and
financial success.
Mrs. M. j.. Freeman. OF the Fifth ward,
who has been critically i'll, Is improving.
Miss Maggie Mckee, Of the First ward,
who has been i'll the past W weeks, Is
cOnvalescent.
G. K. Bell and family, of Chicago juno
ton, will spend the holidays with relatives
in the city.
Supt. B. T. Jones, Of the public schools,
will spsnd the holidays at ms old home az
Several Of the teachers In the public
schools left yesterday 70 spend their Yaca-
ton out of town.
Mrs. NJ. A. Sanders pleasantly enter
tanned the Every Other Week Club at her
home In the Fourth ward Friday evening.
The ladies OF the Second Presbyterian
Church, on Gravel Hill, held a bazar and
festival on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings which was well attended and
neJted q big sun.
The Big fen Fishing Club viii give a
big bali at Turner Hall tomorrow night.
True Irish Hearts," a dramaw which
will strike q popular chord, will be pre-
sented at the Elysian theatre tomorrow
night, and will no doubt be crested by a
big house.
s A drawing for a gold watch will take
place at L. Straub 81 Co.'s store to-mor-
row evening.
The Liberty Hose Company will serve o
Christmas dinner, including roast pig, in
the hose room tomorrow.
The Sunday ScnoOl OF the First Presby-
terrain Church has prepared the following
programme for Monday night at the
church,
Instrumental Music.-....-..."..-Mandoli Club
anthem. ...........,........
NJ Infant Class
hscIsaS,on;.T Ia . IGTIn5
TableAu.
McGresor
Recitation. Low
Instrumental Music .....".-w~-".John Scnlck
Dialogue ..... ......-."...."The Train TOT Mauto
Solo and Chorus. Oarhes
Vablegu. ......-.-.
Ths Sewer, The wise Men, The shepherds,
.Rebecca, Mary, The Annunciation.
TaSIesD The Worlds Fair
Santa Claus.
Bellaire Lodge, f. & A. M, has elected
the following officers to serve for the en-
suing term: w. NJ, j. A. Greenfield; ).
W., st. John Rockershousen; j. w, Chas.
F. Strahl; S. D., j. +. MelloLt; J. D., Will
Milligan; treasurer, James Il. Kelly; sec
rotary, Cyrus H. Strahl; guard, Mord
Nelson.
Ionic Lodge No. 49S, F. & A. M, has
elected the following officers: Geo. Pier
son, w. NJ; Robert Brown. s. W.; j. E.
Crogan, J. W.; August Schiak, treasurer;
). L. Rankin, secretary; Hunter a. Arm
strong, s. D.; Thomas T. Treece, j. d.
Fred Firm, tyler.
Weyer Lodge, F. & A. M, of Center
vile, has elected officers as follows for the
ensuing term: A. w. McMaster, W.. NJ;
DR.. j. A. Clark, 5, w; e. e. Scatterday,
j. w. T.. Z. Jackson, secretary; DR.. j. N.
McMa5ter. treasurer; Charles Trimble,
S. D.; Q. NJ. NeR, j. D.; W.. McClead,
tyler.
The Murray Brothers, who have been at
Cumberland, Md, where they are working
on the erection Of a large court house, are
home for the holidays. They report the
work well along.
The remains Of Lafayette Austin, who
died at Dayton, o., on Thursday, were
brought TO this city yesterday for burial.
ph~y vera met at the depnt by BP0eslqr
Post and buried with military nOnors' III
Rose Hill cemetery.
A number of our people left the city last
evening to spend Christmas with friends
in the country.
Edward Lucas and Albert Garter, two
of the colored chaps who stole goods from
the New York store and were oouud over
to court in the sum Of 500 each, recon
sidered the matter and plead guilty. They
were fined and sentenced to the workhouse.
Marshal johnson took them TO GAINESVILLE
yesterday morning,
viii He'll, of the First ward, while at
work about the meat store on FRIDAY,
scratched the fore finger of his right hand,
making a slight abrasion OF the skin.
Yesterday morning his hand became
swollen, and was quite painful, compelling
him TO leave work ann 90 home. Inc
pain grew more intense, and during the
afternoon lockjaw ensued. Two physl-
clans were called. lie was a critical con-
dition last evening.
Yesterday looked like old times in Bell
aire. Many country people were in town,
aud the streets were crowded during the
day and evening.
j. G. Carney, superintendent Of the
Franklin coal mines, was the guest OF
friends in the city yesterday.
Edward Wallace died at his home west
Of town FRIDAY night after q pro-
tracted illness with lung trouble. He was
% years Of age and OF splendid character.
The big dinner to be served to the poor
children Of the city at Odd Fellows Hall
tomorrow will be one of the most pleasing
affairs of the gladstone holidays.
Rev. l.. w. Barr on Friday evening
married James Y. Martin and Miss Jessie
Umstead. Theyoung couple Will locate al
MassillOn, o.
DIR. Barrett, Of Wooster, o., has decided
to locate in this city.
The holiday trade with the retail mer-
chants was not as large as In former years,
but with most Of them 1t was better than
The colored folks held a masquerade so
cial at City Hall Friday evening.
]. B. Bsrnhill, who has been in Indiana
the past year, is visiting friends in the
WIN Mills came in from Mansfield yes
terday to spend the holidays with relatives
here.
William S~atterfeld and wife, Of Brilliant,
are the guests OF relatives In the city.
Harry Williams and family, OF East Llv-
erpool. came down TO this city yesterday,
and win 3,nd Christmas with friends IN
the country.
Mrs. W.. c. Stewart, Of Blue Island, Ill,
Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. M A
Saunders, OF North Belmont screet.
DIR. William McMsster is quite seriously
i'll.
AT'THE CHURCHES.
Quarterly meeting win be held at the
First NJ. E. Church to-day, aud there Will
be appropriate services. The pastor VIII
preach at the morning service. Presiding
Elder Osborne will preach a sermon TINS
evening after which the Sacrament Of the