Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

Worlds Fair. VIC. GRAY, who accom-
panied him. went on further west, TO VISIT
relatives. -,
the estate of California for Europe. he
will go first to Edinburgh, where ne VIII
remain a short time, and thence 10 Ger
many. where he will attend medical lee
ures in one Of the leading universities our
ing the winter. He will be gone ABOUT
nine months or a year. The DOCTOR Isaves
an extensive and lucrative sacrlnce, out 70
determined to have all the adVantsges al
forded in the Old World, in completing MS
| medical education.
Miss Ida Beam. of Wheeling, is here on
an extended visit to her numerous trlen9s.
Miss Bessie Sims is the guest OF MISS
Emily Cresap on Seventh street.
Milton WetZel, an incorrigiole youth Oh
about ten wears. was sent 70 the REFORM
School by Justice Criswell. he mas oeeh
living with two or three families IN lower
Benwood, but they have been unable 10 10
anything with him.
The b. & o. railroad physicians haa
meeting at the ofice of DR.. X. w. han ia
This civ Yesterday, for the purpose of or
ganizing a State Association OF haliIOau
Surgeons. There was a good attendance
present. -.
The Disciples missionary convention OF
, West Virginia has been in session IN the
Disciples church since Thursday, anu VIII
continue until this evening. A large num-
her of prominent ministers OF this ana al
Joining States, besides large NUMBER OI
prominent members OF the church' nave
been in attendance during the series OF
meetings. At 1890 this morning Kew n.
NcDiameid. President of Bethany College,
will preacb. Sacramento services Will De
conducted in the afternoon at O'CLOCK ana
in the evening at 1880 devotional exercises
will be conducted until o'clock, when Or.
l. A. Thaper will preach
q A Weaver is in Massachusetts on
business trip.
The CITY Council has decided TO grade
Eight street between Jefferson avenue ana
LAFAYETTE avenue. The grading Will De
commenced at once and pushed 10 compile
ton.
Messrs. Duncan & Donley have received
the contract for building tne pressed
brick residence for Judge L. r JACOBS aI
New Martinsville.
The benefit for the Russell Luce COM
pany which was given at the Opera House
| Friday evening realized siXty-hve dollars,
Mrs. Oscar Seeley and daughter Pearl
and Mrs Pennybacker OF Huntington are
the guests of Mrs. K. T.. Humes and at
tending the State Missionary Convention.
Inc state AlSSlOudig LuCptAue " sA-S
Disciples Church now being held at
| Meundsville, concluded an interesting SEES
sion Yesterday. The next place OF meeting
was selected for Huntington and the time,
the Thursday before the fourth Sunday IN
August. 1894 The Committee on Nomlna-
tions reported the following nominations
for the ensuing year, who were unanimous
" elected: PRESIDENT Judge John A. Camp,
bell: Vice Presidents, II, McDiarmld ana
A Garrison; Recording Secretary, Claude
Buckley; corresponding secretary, J. b.
Smith; treasurer, Luther Rice; State
board. J. H. Bristor, S. G. Naylor, B: 3.
Terrell, w. L. Brown, w. G. Wade, Mrs
Matte Beam, Mrs, Phralne Fatte.
very Significant act done was the placing
for the first time two women on the State
board. Heretofore the positions were ex-
clusively filed by men.
Sister Seeley Of Huntington, sang
beautiful solo during the Afternoon SER
vices which affected many of her hearers
20 tears. entitled "Some Sweet Day"