Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
BENwooD.

There will be four limitations In the r.
of p. here tomorrow night. There Will
be q large attendance of members present.
They are planning a good time.
A son of Henry Seabright, Of Sherrsrd,
was buried yesterday at Mt Oilvet. hev'
Boecele, of this place, oficiated.
The Paul Riedd Rod and Gun Cluo has
been organized recently with twenty mem
bers The club will meet this evening at
z o'clock at the City Hall. Ohcers Will
be elected.
Yesterday was a good business day.
The Riverside employees were paid and
money was plenty. A large numoer OF
farmers were in the city.
Last FRIDAY was examination day at the
German school. The pupils all made good
grades. The school is in a tourishing con-
dition, and there are about forty schalars
enrolled.
Albert Shemrick, Of Blaine, Ohio, was
in the city on business yesterday.
The lower floor in the first story or the
NJ. %. Church is about laid. The carpsn-
tiers will begin work on the cupola to-mor-
row. The structure will soon be under roof
and the plasterers are at work.
Miss Caroline Hahne, OF the upper
town. is sick with grip.
Miss Amelia Althans has q bad attack OF
grip.
Henry Former, Of Wheeling, was arrest
ed Yesterday near the Riverside. He was
beastly drunk. Fonner is confined in the
lookup.
Leonard Winters, confined in the lookup
for illegal liquor selling, was taken to
Parkersourg yesterday. Inc United
States Deputy Marshal did not arrive.
Adaughter of William Yergen's, a young
~,,v,;nl 1alry ~ NaUy A"1qrlnGV1lIa WAS
buried yesterday at McMechen.
John Schick of the pharmacy, is on the
sick list.
Miss Ora Berkly will entertain her
friends tomorrow evening in a pleasant
social event. A good crowd OF young So
ciety folks are invited.
TIE Picadili Glee Club met at the home
of Miss Mollie Stewart on Water street,
last night. A delightful time was spent
by all.
Mrs. Darr, of Benwood, and daughter,
Mrs. L. Hitchcock, of Philadelphia, have
returned from a visit TO the residence oil
B. +. Peabody, of Glendale.
Mrs. Snodgrass, an aged and highly re-
spected lady of Water street, is slowly re-
covering from a seige OF Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Welsh Of Main street,
are visiting at the home OF her parents OF
Mansfield, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Scheetz, Of Brilliant, o.,
were visiting their daughter, Mrs. Dr, j..
w. McDonal, Thursday.
A daughter of VIM. Juergens. died Fri
day ana was buried yesterday.
The Cabinet of the Epworth League held
q meeting Friday evening at the home OF
Miss Annie Policy, on Main street. A full
attendance was had and quite an interest
ing meeting held.
land, o., Is visiting her mother, on Main
street.
Quite an interesting service is being.
held in the Disciples Church at Nc
Mechen.
The Hope Society will hold an enter
tainment and silver Offering, Thursday
evening, December z. Quite an interest
ing programme is being prepared. Every
body is invited to attend. No admission
fee will be charged.
Mr.. John Mcdonald is seriously indis-
posed, the result OF a fall at the Wheeling
Steel C~ompany's plant, some time since.
Regular services at the M. h. Churc
today, conducted by Rev. D.. a. Denton.
Miss Mary Serig, Of Wheeling, visited
Miss Nora Serig one day this week.
Deputy Sheriff McComOs, Of Mounds
Vile, was in own yesterday.
Miss Belle Martin, Of Moundsville,
called on Miss Annie Pelley one day this
week.
Miss Josie Sander entertained company
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Il. A. Riggs returned home Thurs
day evening, after a five weeks visit TO
her parents near Glen Easton.
The little child of Richard Watson is in
disposed.
a rattle for the benefit OF Mrs. N. M.
Hartley went off Friday. A gentleman of
Bellaire holding No. 20. drew the prize-a
horse, harness and buggy.
The pudding department will resume
about Wednesday.
The Riverside steel works will be of
next week.
The forge department Of the Wheeling
Steel and Iron Company, will resume
about December 10th.