Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-05

Grimes. Rev. Geo. Willis, the boy
preacher, of Cleveland, will also assist In
the services.
A special meeting Of the stockholders of
the Globe Mineral Wool Company, will be
held at the Office Of the NJ. M. and NJ. Co.,
tomorrow evening, for the purpose OF
transacting important business.
s. W. Mathews and wife will leave ABOUT
the tenth OF December for the sunny
South, where they will remain all winter,
Wednesday afternoon ire broke out IN
the residence of A. L. Weideouscn, on
Purdy avenue, and succeeded In burning
considerable Of hole in the roof before 10
could DO extinguished. How the hre
started is a mystery. but II is thought IL
caught from a spark falling on the ROOF;
Miss Helen johnson, OF Wheeling, has
been the guest OF her sister, Mrs, =. =.
Bardall, the past week.
j. w. McIntire, of New Martinsyille,
was here Friday, on his way TO Llttleton,
where he was booked for presentation OF
flag to the public school, on behalf Of the
Jr o. U. A. VI.
Deputy Sheriff Marion Keyser Is occu-
plying the Alexander property on LaIayette
avenue.
Mrs Maria Peudergast Of Benwood,
who, as the warrant stated, Ibid IN the
county aforesaid, unlawfully assault and
abuse Sablna Wright, by taking her by
the neck and shaken her In her own
house, and against the peace and dignity OF
the State, " was tried in the Circuit Court,
and found guilty, on Thursday.
The report OF the city public schools Tor
the first month shows total enrolment OF
195 pupils,
The town has been profusely billed and
decorated for FL Henry's minstrels, which
-rrsfT -, nF nnawn HnnGa IN Ia nFGf-
class aggregation, and produces one or the
most laughable shows that will be here this
season. They will, no doubt, have large
audience and deserve liberal patronage.
Mr. c. NJ HOrner was agreeaoly sur
prised by number Of his friends, who
rendered him q surprise party at his home
on Jefferson avenue last Saturday even
ing, the occasion being the anniversary OF
his birth.
HE. Amicz, Of Wellsburg, was here
yesterday.
Mir. Richard r. Cobb, Of Bivens, Texas,
and Miss Annie B. Mcconnell, were quiet
" married az the home OF the bride, IN
this city yesterday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. COCb will make their home in Texas,
where be is prosperous business man.
4 party OF twelve couples had private
dance az the Prison parlors Wednesday
night, which was highly enjoyable affair.
Ed. King played the piano Tor the merry
dancers.
Miss Cora Walton is spending a couple
of weeks with friends In Pittsburgh.
Miss Marie Webster, OF Powhatsn, Is
visiting Miss MOllie Gamble, on Lafayette
avenue.
Miss Roxy Hammond has recovered from
a severe illness, which has confined her to
her room for the past four weeks.
~ lQuonlra county lie
the guest Of the family Of DR.. q. w.
Bruce.
The Mouudsville Sand Company has
been dissolved, Bret Hart retiring. Here
after the business will be conducted by
Chas. n. Simpson.
Theodore Helms and Miss Tenney Tren-
ter have been married.
The city cou1cil at their last meeting
decided 20 widen Seventh street TO its full
with between Jefferson and Tomlnson
avenues, and directed that the property
for that purpose be condemned, unless
satisfactory arrangements could be made
with the owners.