Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

It has at last been decided that We are TO
have . hall for the purpose or holding Goa
certs and various other amusements, withs
seating capacity ample for q town OF u
size. The Union Hall Association, . we'll
established organization, have the project
under Roadway. The intention Is to add
another story to the building now occupied
bv Messrs. Scott 81 McGraw, and make
various other improvements above the
building which will be necessary. WORK
will be commenced on the building at an
early date, in order to have it well under
way before the winter season comes.
During the past week the G. & p. rail-
road company built q six-foot fence along
their tracks, commencing near koehnllne's
crossing and extending farther up the road
toward Etnaville. The village got out an
Injunction against the company on the
grounds that they had not q clear title in
order to erect such q structure, they
merely have q right-of-way. Accordingly
the fence building had to be discontinued.
Perhaps If the company placed o four-foot
fence up there would not have been such
q rumpus raised, but 10 attempt con
structing Q six foot affair was greater than.
the village could stand, and in consequences
it had to be called down.
For some unknown reason nearly al or
CARNATIONS from the Board OF Health down
to the Chautauqua Circle could not meet
on account of being unable to get q quorum.
This has been the second time the Board
Of Health has tried TO meet. They are
called to meet again on Tuesday at the
time Of the regular meeting OF Council.
There are some important measures which
are patiently awaiting that honorable
body's disposal, and 1t is to be hoped that
the Tuesday night meeting will bring the
entire Board together. The Alumni Asso.'
cialiod also failed to meet Friday, there
not being enough present to constitute o
quorum.
VIM. Weezer, Q driver, was arrested
Yesterday by Officer Sauers, on q charge OF
throwing q rock at a small boy named Jos.
Kunbera, and inficting q severe cash
about the head. AT the hearing Weezer
was fned two dollars and costs, which he
paid.
Tho new management Of the c., L. &
w. r. R., have made arrangements to
erect steel bridges in, place OF the wooden
bridges now standing Oh the road between
this place and fifty miles west. This is q
| good idea, as some of the bridges were in a
pretty bad condition.
This year the graduating class Of the
High School will he addressed at their
| Commencement exercises by DR.. Dickin-
son, President of Scio College. The date
for the Commencement has not yet been
definitely arranged, but In all probability
it will take place either the last Thursday
or Friday in May.
to De given by the congregation Of the M.
E. church, next Thursday and Friday
evenings promises to be a great success:
Fifty more men will be put to work on
the new street car line during the coming
week.
The informal gathering at the residence
of Miss Blanche Dunlevy on Thursday
evening was quite an enjoyable event
About thirty were present to enjoy q de-
lightful evening with such an attractive
hostess.
Hon. Ross Alexander returned yesterday
from Woodsfield. where he delivered an
Grafton TO one Of the graduating classes OF
that place.
Mcfarland Ball and Miss Mary Vaughn,
of the West End, were quietly married at
Rev. Henthorne's parsonage last Wednes
day evening.
Ulysis Arnett and wife. Of Kansas City,
Mo, are the guests Of Mrs. Arnett's
brother, Officer Jno. Sauers.
Postmaster Jno. Crawford, Of Blaine, Is
receiving congratulations over the arrival
of a son at his house.
Mrs. j. Mcfarland left yesterday for
her home At Columbus. after an extended
visit TO friends here.
Burr Maxon, Of Lorain, Is spending q
few days in town.
Mrs. Mary Hughes has removed TO
Moundsville, w. Va.
Mrs. Emma Dunlevy and daughter, Miss
Blanche, are in P%ittsburg, on an extended
shopping expedition.
w. r. Butcher has gone to st. Clairsville
for q few days.
A young child of Seneca Lyie's Is quite
sick.
Judge briggs, Of Woodsneld, will re-
move to town during the coming week.
Mrs. Geo. Duncan is improving from a
severe illness.