Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05

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Mrs. Todd Phillips, Miss Lizzie Davis
and Miss Linnis Mcfarland, of Bridge
port. and Miss Carrie Henry, of the Island,
are the guests OF Miss Blanch Schofield
over Sunday.
Andy TAYLOR and Miss Jane Borden were
married at ST. Clairsyille yesterday morn
ing. A reception was held lass evening at
the home OF the bride in Paull's addition.
Miss Ida DeVault is slowly recovering
from a severe spell Of typhoid fever.
A celebration will be held at the public
schools on Washlngton's Birthday.
Ross Pickens, who had his leg taken on
last summer at the Belmont Brick and Tile
Works. has received an artificial limb and
has thrown away his crutches and IS going
around with the assistance OF a caRe only.
Ellis Jones, the miner hurt at the Gay
lord Coal Works, FRIDAY, IS getting along
as well as could be expected under the cir
cunstanceS.
, Measles are making their appearance
amORC the school children. and quite
number OF cases are reported from the
first ward.
j. 7. Campbell, Of Pittsburg, was calling
Oh the drug trade here yesterday.
Or. Clarence Mercer, Of Dillonvale, was
Ia town yesterday. He IS Just recovering
from an attack OF typhoid fever.
Miss Bessie Griffith has resigned her po-
sition as assistant a. the Postofice 70 &C
cept a better one. Miss Verne CLARK mas
been appointed 10 Ill the vacancy.
Col. j. r. Mitchell, OF ST. Cisirsville,
wrs IN town Yesterday.
Mr.. sam Carey left yesterday evening
for Fresman's Station, where he has been
appointed station agent for the Pennsyl-
vanis Company.
Rev A. d. Brownlee is in Uniontown
assisting Rev. McMiChael, OF that place.
G. II. Carpenter, President of the Bel
mont Brick and Tile Company, is IN Chi
caEo on business.
Frank Barrett, Of this place, was seri-
ously burneAat the Belmont blast furnace,
in Wheeling, last FRIDAY.
The Lodges Of United American Mechan-
les Of this place, Bridgeport, Bellare. ST.
Clairsville, and several other neighOoring
towns assembled at Blaine last evening 10
assist in the fag raising and exercises OF
the occasion. Hon. O. L. Weems, Of st.
Clairsville, and Rev. 3. Henthorn, OF
Bridgeport, delivered addresses appropri-
ate TO the occasion.
The 4. 81 2. freight agent at this point
has received orders from headquarters TO
receive no more frei ght for the present for
either east or west There is such block
sde of freight at present that the company
is unable to handle it. Neither will any
freight be received or allowed 10 be stored
at stations where these orders have been
received.
John Henderson, the Hanover street
hardware dealer. is spending Sunday with
Pittsburg friends.
The nail machines were Off at the Laugh
lin Mill yesterday, on account OF the scar
city of nail plate.
Frank Sedgwick, of this city, is men
toned as a probable candidate for the Of
fee of Prosecuting Attorney OF this coun-
ty. ,-,
p. Dougherty will remove his business
to Wheeling the first of March.
:. A. Darrah expects TO move his family
to this place in the spring. The farm upon
which he resides has been sold which ne
cessitates his making other arrangements
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs h II. Luz
cas- died at O'Clock yesterday morning. OF
commissions, The fuHeral will take place
this afternoon at two o'clock. Interment
at Riverview cemetery.
Belmont City Lodge No. 22l |. y. .. r
will give a fair aud festival at Mannecnor
Hall next Saturday evening, February II.
Sister lodges and the public IN general IN
vited.
The Young man who called upon his best
y
set shoes should makea more careful study
in the future of the style of foot gear TO oe
worn at this season OF the year, particular
" uDou such occasions as above mentioned
when a young lady called his attention TO
it.
James and John Finney have sold their
farm on Pleasant Ridge TO their nephew,
James Finney.
George Miller, of the Bentley Hardware
Company, was IN tcwD yesterday on ousi-
ness.
OttCaruthers, Logan-Gregg Hardware
Company, OF Pittsburg, was calling on the
trade here yesterday
The time for the city election is drawing
near, but 10 to date we have been unable
to learn the names of any aspirants for the
Offices TO be filed on that occasion. stephen
HlDkins, Jr's, term OF Office as Water
Works Trustee expires in the Spring. as
will also several members Of the City
Council. and il the ordinance now being
prepared TO have the city divided into i've
wards passes Council, there will be several
extra members added TO that body who
Will have to be voted for at the coming
election.
David Ashton, OF Pleasant Ridge, has
rented the Stone farm in West Virginia,
opposite Gl0nn's Run.
George Maxwell, travelling auditor Of the
American Express Company, was in town
yesterday. -,
VIM. Robinson, resident Of Tiltonville,
and President OF the Elson Glass Company,
was in town yesterday.
J. w. Darrah, a prominent farmer Of JEFF
ferson county, was IN town yesterday on
business.
Bob Stewart was down town yesterday
for the first time.
Chas. A. Loder in "Oh, What Night"
will be at the Opear House next week.
Secretary Hamilton, of the Y. NJ. G. A,
left Friday for Lauronceville, Pa, 10 as
sumo the secretaryship Of the association
AT that place Mr.. =. Q. Mitchell, Of
Beaver Falls, Pa, has been elected to fill
tne place made vacant by the resignation
OF Mr.. Hamilton.
Mrs. w. \. Hunt and daughter, OF St
Clairsville, were in town yesterday.
David g. Ray, former nailor at the
I,aughlln mill, but now located at New
Castle, Pa, was in the city yesterday on
bu SIS.
Mss Ruth McMannis, one Of the teach
ers in our public schools, is visiting her
parents, near Smithfeid, over Sunday.
Miss Annie Ebert was guest OF Fulton
friends yesterday.
PROTESTANT CHURCH SERVICES.
German Lutheran church: Rev. p. G.
Doeuken, pastor, preaching morning and
evening. st. Sauls Episcopal Church:
On account of the continued illness OF
Rector Burbank, there will be no services
a. this church today a NJ. E. Church:
There will be general class meeting, no
preaching owing 70 the absence OF the pas
tor who is In Nit Pleasant. Presbyterian
Church: Rev. H. n. Campbell pastor,
morning theme, 1.-THE Glory Of the
SON evening theme. Men Want
ed United Presbyterian Church.
There will be no services on
account Of the absence Of the
pastor. Rev. A f. B-ownlee NJ.
b. Church: Preaching and COM
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