Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

be sworn in at the trustees meeting to-mor-
Robert Purnell, of Wellsburg, is spend
ing Sabbath with relatives here.
Stephen Hipkins, proprietor OF the NOV
elty Mould Works. will make q large snip
ment Of glass moulds TO the factory at tue
Worlds Fair tomorrow. He will go on 10
Chicago himself shortly to personally SUI
perintend the testing OF them.
Master James and Pansy McOIeary "
Wellsburg, w. Va, was in The city yesler-
dav the guests OF relatives.
Ed Arbaugh returned to St. Vincents
College yefterday in West Mooreland, Pa,
after short visit here with his parents.
John Gels erected two very fine monu-
ments Yesterday in Riverview cemetery 70
the memory Of Ross Kelly aud Inomas
The funeral of Thomas O'Malley's little
child took place yesterday, lnterment az
Bellaire.
VIM. Keohnline wishes his patrons to
know that he will still continue TO inrnlsh
them with ice as heretofore.
The fremen will meet IN the opera
House tomorrow night at O'CLOCK 10
elect officers for the ensuing year.
Pro Ad White, of Mt. Pleasant, was
in the city yesterday on business.
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our streets yesterday.
Geo. Pheetes is spending Sunday with
Wellsburg friends.
Ed. Trueman, the genial G. & P. freight
agent, of Bridgeport, was the guest Oh
friends here yesterday. =.
Emerson Campbell, of Ralston & Co.'s
drug force, is on the sick list
The mound will be photographed TINS al
noon. at 5 80 O'Clock, by a Wheeling photo
Yesterday was pay day on the G. & z. IL.
R., and the boys are all happy.
School opens up again tomorrow, after a
weeks vacation so people could move ana
get fixed up. c.o,
Thos T. Miller, principle OF the CehIrai
School. returned last evening from NiO'
Pleasant, where he has been spending Ills
vacation. 80,
The Board Of Education met on Friday
night and appointed Rev. Lewis to serve
on the Board of Examiners in place OF
Rev. Butts. who declined. They also
agreed 10 have the school run on central
standard time So school will take up al
eight O'Clock by slow time or nine O'CLOCK
by fast. ~, = :.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Vennum
in the Orchard.
Mr. John Burton, who has been the
guest Of his brother, George, on North
Fourth street, returned to his home yes
terday.
There is quite q number Of our citizens
talking strongly OF going 10 SlstersViIle
and trying their luck in oil.
Secretary Mitchell, of the Y. M. Z. A.
will conduct the o'clock meeting this
afternoon. CO.
THE remains OF Mrs. Charles Shaver,
who died on last Thursday of consump-
ton. was shipped to Sistersvllle yesterday
for interment.
Attorney w. B. Francis was in Bridge
port yesterday on legal business.
There will be services IN all OF the
churches to-day.
There will be services at St Paups
Episcopal church this afternoon at 3;SO
o'clock. Services by the pastor, Rev. Bur
bank Also Sunday schoo! at 2:3O.
Wv. Kuckuck is selling off his stock OF
clothing at cost, as he intends 10 quit tnal
part OF the business.
The foundation Of Louis Tricks new
house is completed
One OF the pleasantest social events OF
the season was given on Friday night oy
the Misses McDonoug's and their orotner
James by entertaining about twenty-five
of their friends at their home on Hanover
street. Their double parlors being hand
somely decorated with flowers and brick
a-brack. The principal feature OF
the evening being singing, the 1ol,
lowing being the programme as rendered
Charming Bells, song, chorus; The Little
Postillion, duet, Miss q. Morgan and
Master Z. McDermott; White Rose Polka,
trio. Misses NJ. Cornell, NJ. Welsh and
G, Moran; Warbling OF Eve, duet, j. Nc
Donough and M. Mullaney; GYPSY
Countess, song, chorus; Camelien Waltz,
SOLO Miss Fehrenbach; Coral Caves, solo,
Miss Il. Kyne; Goose Cantata, Miss ). Nc
Donough, F.. Moore; Take Me Home
song. chorus: La Plue De Meteores, solo,
Miss j. McDonough, Wilhelmina Schott,
Miss E. Yungliug; Happy Thoughts
Waltz, piano and guitar, MISSES misses :. Mc,
Donough and G. McCabe; Scotch Lassle
lean. song. Misses j. McDonough and u,
McCabe; The Pardon That Came Toe
late. song, Master j. McDonough and Ed:
Arbough. of St. Vincent College rendered
several selections.
After which the guests were invited out
to an elegant repast OF ice cream, cake
oranges, bananas, etc. Every one SAID tnal
they had O splendid time and showered
praises on the host and hostess.
Quite q large part Of the mound in wal
nut Grove has been dug out, but no more
relics have been found.
Miss Lizzie Williams. Of Mt. Pleasant. Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ratcliffe,
OF Fourth street. 80.
Ross McGlenn, OF the country, Is visiting
his parents in the Grove"
Frank Amos, Of Pennington, was In the
| city Yesterday on business.
John Burton, from down the river, who
has been visiting his brother, Geo. Burton,
Of Fifth street, returned home yesterday
Miss Laura Swartz has returned home
| from a weeks visit with her sister, oil
| Cleveland.
Two chilcren OF A, d. johnson, OF Zane
| street, are down with scarlet fever. Inc
health officer has placed the premises ia
good sanitary condition, and has taken ev'
ery precaution TO prevent its spreading.
Fhe remains Of Mrs. Chas. Schaffer were
taken to Sistersville, w. Va, her former
home, for burial yesterday.
Chief OnR, Of the Fire Department, has
issued call for general meeting at the
| opera house April II at p. m. to elect OF
| fcers for the coming year.
Edward Arbaugh, who has been visiting
| his parents, returned to St. Vincent Col
| lege in Pennsylvania yesterday.
Carl McGrew, formerly Of this place
but now OF Jewett, is in the city visiting
| friends.
The Electric Railway Company has
force OF men at work painting their poles
Mrs. Edward Crossley and children, o.
| Brilliant, have returned home after
weeks visit with relatives at this place.
VIM. Tolaud, of Harrisville, was II
town Yesterday on business.
Miss Lettie Bennett. of the lower par
OF town, died yesterday between u and
| o'clock.
Mrs. Calbert, a lady residing on Unior
street who died last Friday, will be buriec
| today al Bethany, w. Va.