Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-04
BENwOOD.


The property owners along McMechen
allev held a well-attended meeting last
evening. The city has granted the
privilege OF laying the sewer, and 1t was
decided to begin the work next Monday.
II will take about COO feet OF sewer TO
complete the contract. Each property
owner will do the work in front OF his
residence.
Two prominent BARRIERS, formerly OF
this place, now Of McKeesport, Pa,
Thomas Lannon and James Higgins,
will be in the city tomorrow. They
will De rendered u reception at the
home OF Joseph Higgins on Main
street. Music viii! bs in attendance
and refreshments will be served.
The teacher and scholars in room 6,
at the public school, Will be changed
TO No. ;. The r Pills of No. ) will take
No. G. The CT lge will be made next
Monday morn !. There were so mauy
scholars In tL.s room that the change
was made necessary.
Benwood society ladies will give a
grand dauce next Monday night at Do
lan's hall. A big crowd is expected and
Killmeyer will furnish the music.
Guests will be present from Wheeling,
Bellaire, Martins Ferry and Bridge
port.
A few evenings ago there was most
pleasing sOcla! event al the home OF
Mrs. Jennie HauSemau in upper Ben
wood A good crowd of young folks
attended, and delicious refreshments
were served.
Prof. Lee, a well known comedian,
will give an entertainment the eleventh
OF this month at the City Hall. The
proceeds will be used TO benefit the
lodge Of the Jr. o. L. A. N. of this
place
Next Friday is Arbor Day aud the
schools will observe it appropriately. A
special programme will be prepared.
Trees will be planted along the river
bank. Every one is invited.
A grand free lunch will be given this
morning and evening at Bogg's Run
Hotel. All are invited TO come.
JOHN RAMSEY, Proprietor.
The Building and Loan Association
will meet next Monday night. The
meeting will be an important one. The
Association is prospecting.
Mrs. Sarah Casey, Of Chicago, who
has been visiting for the last three
months at the residence Of John Dolan,
returned home yesterday.
The regular morning aud evening
services will be hald tomorrow az the
NJ. L. church. Both services will be
unusually interesting.
DR.. J. X. w. Piper, formerly Of this
place, passed through the city yester-
pay. lie is bound for RusSellville, KY,
where he will locate.
Last Thursday evening the Hope So
ciety held a very interesting meeting.
There was full turn out OF members
present,
The Red Rose Social Club will give =
dance on the 18th of this month at Do
lan'S Hall. KilImeyer will furnish the
music.
Miss Annie Nailhardt, OF Wheeling
Island, who has been a guest OF Miss
Laura Riddle, has returned TO her home.
Miss Edna Rankin and Miss jennie
Lutz, of MOundsville, who have been
visiting in town, have returned home.
A number of the Red Men of this
place went to BellAire yesterday to at
tend the funeral Of j. NJ. Woods.
The Daughters OF RebecCa met last
evening at odd Fellows Hail. An in
teresting meeting was held.
0. Cook, who runs printing estab-
Iishment &t Cameron, was 10 the city
yesterday on business.
Patrick Irwin, the mill man so badly
hurt, at the lower mill last Wednesday,
is improving.
Michael Gately has made noticeable
improvements at his business place on
Main street.
Jerry Mitchell, who was injured at
the tube works recently, is able to be
about again.
James Crogau is having a drilled
water well sunk on his property in the
lower ward.
Miss NJ. f. Sinclair, who has been
visiting at Chicago, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Annie Pelley is sick. A substl-
tute is doing her work at the public
school.
Deputy Sheriff McCombs, OF Mounds
vile. was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Edward Linberger is home from a
down river trip.
The mustache craze has struck the
town.
A child Of Jacob Milbaugh is very
sick.
The new VI. Z. church is being rooted.
YIN Jobnson is vary sic5