Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
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Mt. Calvary. Services were helix In the
ST. Johns church here. The cortege
following her remains was a large one.
The we'll known old lady died from
cold after a short illness. She resided
in South Wheeling for many years,
where she was we'll known.
JOSEPH and Robert Truax, John
Crane and Patrick Dixon, the champion
hunters, all of this place, are home
from hunt to Ohio, near st. Glars
vile. They were gone a week and
didn't get any game. They boarded at
a farmers, aud the old lady took COM
passion on the luckless Benwooders, and
it being butchering time, she gave each
Of the four, four pounds OF sausage.
Mrs. VIM. Sicily was buried last
Monday at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. This
lady was middle-aged, and leaves hus-
band and six children, the Oldest being
but twelve years. She took sick last
Wednesday OF Inflammation Of the bow
els and died the following Sunday. 1t
IS said the family are in need OF aid.
Albert AltmeYer, a young society
man, celebrated MS twenty-drst birth
day last Monday evening, in a pleasant
party. Twenty couples, leading So
ciety folks, were in attendance. The
evening was spent in dancing and other
amuSements. Delicious refreshments
were served. Prot. Geraighty gave the
music.
Miss Annie Murphy, charming
young lady of the Lower ward, enter
tanned her lady and gentlemen friends,
last Monday night, in delightful man
ner. Excellent refreshments were
served. Smith and Curry gave the
music.
Miss Eliza Palmer, a pleasing young
lady, entertained party of her lady
and gentlemen friends last Monday
night in a delightful manner. Music
aud dancing were enjoyed and excel
lent refreshments were served.
Frank Geraighty,a well-known young
man Of town, will leave the first OF next
month for two months trip to Ala
bama to visit relatives. This popular
young machinist will give MS friends
blowout before leaving.
Successful protracted meetings are
being held at the Disciples Church at
McMechen. Rev. BrisJer is conduct
ing the exercises. There have been
several accessions TO the membership.
John Berkeley will entertain his lady
and gentlemen friends at his home to-
morrow evening. An elegant oyster
supper is to be served. Albert Altmeyer
will furnish the music.
Quite a number of young society
folks from here will go to Wheeling to-
morrow night to attend the ball at
Hughes & O'Malley's hall in honor Of
Miss Maggie OMalley.
Next Tuesday evening there will be a
select party at the home of John Gilling-
ham in his honor. John is an accom-
modating host, and good time is an
tiCipsted.
A child of John Hockenberry, Of the
Riverside, died last Monday. 1t is said
the family is in destitute circumstances.
The child caught cold and died sudden
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Tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock, the
Epworth League OF the M. Z. church
will hold a meeting. That will be all
the regular exercises at the church.
Forty hour devotional exercises will
be begun next Saturday at ST. Johns
church. A celebrated Father will be
be there to assist in the exercises.
The East End Tourist Club will give
a dance at Dolan's Hall tonight. Kill
meyer will furnish the music. A large
crowd and a good time is expected.
Stephen Joyce, OF this place, who has
been absent three months, has returned
from Buckhannon. He will work on
the street car line.
The trustees Of the NJ. E. church
held an important business meeting
last night. General routine business
was transacted.
Knox Casey, a son Of the patroIman,
who has been here on visit from Pitts
burg, returned last Monday to his work
in that city.
Thomas Evans was In Bellaire yester-
day participating in the exercises OF
James Fitton's funeral.
Mrs. James e. Price left for Pitts
burg yesterday to attend the funeral Of
her brothers wife.
VIM. Fading, OF the Upper Town,
who has been on visit East, returned
yesterday.
Andrew Christy, who has been sick
for two months, is able to be about
again.
August Schad, who has been sick Of
rheumatism, is able to be out again.
A son Of Jas. Kelley has recovered
from a bad attack Of typhoid fever.
Miss Cofie Moore, who has been dan
gerously i'll. is rapidly recovering.
Father McMenamn, who has been
sick, is able TO be about again.
Edward Barrett has accepted a posi-
ton az Shad's meat market.
John Nolan has gone into the general
water delivery business.
Paul Riedel, the well-known bust
ness man, is very sick.
Mrs. Thomas Mackin, who las been
quite sick, is improved.
John Yost, who had an attack Of fe-
yer, is about well.
Wm. Carey IS about well, after paiu-
ful illness.
William Garvey is quite sick.
Onicer Casey is indisposed.