Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31
BENWOOD.

Personal-H. n. Peabody is laid up
with grip. Benjamin X. Coates is able 10
be az work again after an illness OF grip.
-Four children OF Michael Cunningham are
laid up with whOOping cough. Wm. Crock
ard is able % be out again.
Barber George Miller has gone to New
MatamOras for a visit. Harry Qulgley IS
filing his place. Mrs. Charles Frederick,
from up the river has returned home
after q visit here. Il. H. Meighen, OF Lit
Teton, father of the doctor, visited bis son
here Yesterday. j. Il. McCOmbs, deputy
sheriff Of Moundsville, was here yesterday
on business. Attorney A. j. McGarrell,
Of Washington, ID. C., is here spending the
holidays.
A child Of Patrick Merrill, which was
critically Ill, is recovering.
l. X. MCCue, carpenter at the new NJ. b.
Church, made a narrow escape az his work
a few DAYS ago. a trestle fell, striking
him on the head. The member was pain
fully bruised Had il struck him fairer on
the mead il is believed ne would have been
killed
Murphy Bros. are making good progress
in plaslering the new church. They think
they can finish this week
Prof Il. A. Riggs is home from adelight-
iul trip 70 Charleroi, Pa. He visited Cali
fornia Normal school and was pleased with
al he saw.
The public schools will resume again
next Tuesday morning.
Attorney William Hearne, Of Wheeling,
was business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Beawood people are holding back in the
water main extension 70 see what oher
Wheeling VIII make toward the improve
mCut.
A few evenings ago there was pleasant
party at tue residence OF August Schad.
Among the guests present were: Louis
SCnaG. VIM. Serig, VIM. HOiderman, Nor
man HOlderman, and the Misses susanna
Schad, Mary HOl0erman, and sister Louisa
Pheuia Bomb.
SQUIRE Riddle was better last evening.
A large crowd from here will attend the
TeltOnia concert in Wheeling this evening.
Miss Alice Crockard will return TO the
seminary at Washington, Pa, next We'd
nesdav, after spending the holidays at
home.
Chatham Sinclair will occupy his new
residence in South Wheeling, about the
middle Of January.
Albert Schemrich, Of ST. Clairsvllle,
called on friends here the past week.
Mrs. James Price and daughter, Lottle,
are suffering from an attack or grip.
VIM. COsser has returned from the
West, and will reside in Benwood.
j. Service and brother, Of Boggs' run,
left a few days ago for Muncie, Ind, to
occupy positions in the glass works.
VIM. Bremen and family returned from
PtJts0urg this week.
Arnold Juergeus, Of the Soldiers Home,
Dayton, is visiting IN town.
Edward Hawkins, Of Canal Dover, is
visiting his mother, near the Junction.
The Palmer property, on Marshall street,
will Oe sold at public sale Saturday, Janu-
ary g.
The Misses Georgia and Mary Cox, Of
WellsbUrg, are visiting at the homo OF
their aunt, Mrs. DR.. Mcdonald.
Daughters Of Rebecca elected the follow
ng0fficers Tuesday evening: Noble-grand,
Mrs. Joseph Davis; Vice-grand, Mrs VIM.
PorterdeId; Secretary, Miss Laura Dare;
Financial Secretary, Miss Dora Davis;
Treasurer, Mrs. JAS. Price; Trustees, Mrs.
Greenfield, Mrs. p. p. Stewart and Mrs.
EmbOdy.
Jas. Davis, Of Scio College, returned
home Tuesday to resume his work, after
spending Christmas at the home OF j. w.
Davis on Water street.
DR.. w. w. MCMILLAN was pleasantly
surprised by receiving a handsome gold
watch for a Christmas present.
Mrs. Dr. Mcdonald entertained friends
Tuesday evening.
Rev. ID. a. Denton will conduct regular
services in NJ. L. church to-day.