Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10
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Miss Annie Sinclair is suffering from an
attack OF grip.
posed.
Rev. ID. A. Denton is able to be out
again. after q severe cold. He will hold
regular services today In the M. T..
The Riverside steel plant goes on in full
Moaday, after being idle for q ~
Mr.. Gates, the pharmacist IN Schlck.s
drug store, is spending a few days at MS
home az Powhatan. He IS attending MS
sisters wedding.
Miss Nettie Whiteside, Of this place, IS
Detained al the residence of her uncle, Dr..
Stathers, I'M Wheeling, on account or Ill
ness. She is improving.
Mrs. John Bissett is confined to her bed
by IN attack OF grip. -.
The Hope Society gave an entertainment
Thursday evening I'm Odd Fellows nail.
Quite an enjoyable time was spent oy all
present. They hold their regular meeting
the coming Thursday. New oi1cers VIII De
elected.
The Sunday School scholars Of the NJ.
f.. Church are preparing q programme loT
Christmas.
A small child OfO.Vanaman died Thurs
DAY and was buried Saturday in McMechen
cemetery.
John Schick, the druggist, is able TO be
about after a severe cold and sore throat.
j.. u. Barger, the jeweler, has quite q
fine display Of Christmas goods on hand.
MIR. Davis, Of California, Is visiting his
brother, Louis Davis, on Water street. lie
will have an operation performed on one
/ of his legs i'm the spring by Dr.. Hasklus
Mrs. McCabe Weaver was called TO the
bedsiue of her husband in Cleveland, o..
Mr.. KrOnharJ was in Moundsylle yes
terday.
cash Bowers has returned home after a
visit TO his parents in She~pherdstoWn, y.
Mrs. John Sharp and daughter, Mrs.
LETTERS, Of Lower ward, are on the SICK
list.
Misses Retta Wolyington and Lydia
Nurrans Of Wheeling, visited Hope 50
c,ety Thursday.
a fine holiday stock is now on display
at the store of j.. p. Barger, our Iewaler.
He cor .a.Iv invites YOU 70 call.
The Odd Fellows met last night and IN
it ateu four Candidates.
The Relief Corps, O.. a. r., OF TINS place,
will 20 TO Wheeling tomorrow night 70 at
tend the entertainment 70 be given oy
Stephens Post, 53, in Helmbrechts Han.
It's probable that electricity will Ce put
IN the town before long. Wheeling partles
have been here negotiating and II now
seems certain that the lights Will De intro
kuced. The new NJ. T.. church IS already
wired in anticipation Of the new lighting.
Deputy Sheriff Jones was in owl yes
terday on business. He lives at ound
vile.
A. child Of b. O. Veneman was buried
Yesterday at McNIeCheu. The child died
of pneumonia of the lungs.
Plasterers began work on the inside OF
the new NJ. e. church yesterday. The car
penters have the tail steeple ready Tor the
skaters.
Patrick Quinn met with accident yester-
dav afternoon on Water street. his morse
hitched 20 q spring wagon, became scared
at the ferry boat and ran away; Mr..
/ Quinn was thrown out and his head came
| in contact with thesvagOn wheel, inhlcting
a scalp wound. The animal was soon
I stopped.
4 uoating saw mill arrived at the ferry
! landing Yesterday IND began work. BID
ward Davis, OF this place, caught q large
number of logs in last winters flood, ana
| the mill began saving them. Mr.. DAVIS
will have ABOUT 1000 feet Of lumber. A
| large crowd was attracted TO the landing
Yesterday.
George Long, Of this place, is home from
I a trip up the river.
James Smith has returned from q visit TO
I New Castle, Pa.
Constable Sprours arrested Charles
I Rine, last Friday night, charged with
stealing a silk pocket handkerchief and q
pipe from Michael CGrrolls pocket.
| Squire Riddle gave him a hearing, and the
| the case was dismissed by AIN promising
| TO replace the articles.
Deputy Sheriff McCOmbs, or Mounds
vile, was in the city yesterday on ousl-
ness.
YESTERDAY afternoon the citizens living
along Water street became aware OF a suss
J picious circumstance. The day before the
/ telegraph poles of the Ohio River along
Water street were standing, and yester-
dav thew were cut down. As has been
rtated, the citizens fear the w. IS. Il.
/ railway is 90 extend its tracks along the
7 street before paying the money due,
and awarded by arbitration 20 the
I citizens over $4,000 is due the property
/ owners from FOrty-eiChth street 10 Eighth
street. and the citizens propose not to
have the rails l8iO I'll, the money Is paid.
IL is believed the telegraph poles were cui
/ down. so that the road could be rushed
through.
Next Thursday night National Union, OF
RenwOOd. will meet at Od0 Fellows Hall.
| Onicers are to be elected for the year.
Lincoln Lodge met last night and nomi-
IL. F. Neighen. Of Moundsville, a brother
/ Of the Doctor of this place, WAS here visit
! ing his brother yesterday.