Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

zoe present at their meeting on neAI L uOS-
day evening. The degree staff met on last
Monday evening and drilled in the interior
work, and it is probable that in a short
time Orion Ruling will be able to put the
work on the floor in good style. AT the
next regular meeting on July 9TH new
corps Of officers will be elected.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to me are hereby notified TO call at Kuck-
uck's store an settle their accounts at once.
CHAs. SwARTZ.
IA Meyers, of Akron, was in the city
yesterday.
Judge r. H. Cochran returned to Toledo
yesterday.
Mrs Robert Braxton left yesterday to
visit friends at Middleport, ..
Harry Robinson has gone TO Fostorla 10
visit friends for two weeks.
Nathan Tarr, Of Cannon, w. Va, Is Wis
ting relatives in the First ward.
Miss Belle Hays, of Smithfeld, Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. 5. l.. Wood, on
Hickory street.
Frank Aud, who is employed at Spence
& Sons works, left yesterday for us home
al Centreville 10 spend Sunday.
J. 3. Smith, Esq, of Bellalre, was IN the
city Yesterday on business.
Jaseph Williams has returned from a
trip 10 the Worlds Fair.
The funeral of Absolum Brown took
place from his late residence on the county
road at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and
was under the auspices Of Belmont Lodge
No. 22l, l. O. O. f., OF which the deceased
had been a member for many years. Inc
services were conducted by Rev @. Z.
Sedgwick, the interment taking place at
Riverview Cemetery.
A boy by the name Of John Gribble had
his arm broken yesterday while playing.
Mr.. James Tierney, father Of Mr.. John
Tierney, Of the First ward, died at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs Frank Wilson,
yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock. HIS
death was caused by general break down
from old age, being between 20 and 50
years Of age His funeral will take place
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning. Inter-
ment at Mt. Calvary.
Rosa Mitchells condition still remains
serious.
saloon. wss arrested yesterday afternoon
by Constable G.. II. Trimbly, OF Clarlng-
ton, on q charge of bastsrdy preferred by
Elizabeth Kanzig, OF that place. He was
taken TO Darlington for preliminary near
ing. He has a wife and child living here.
Joseph Schofeld is confined to the house
with walking typhoid fever.
An infant child Of Henry Elliott died
yesterday morning.
Spence & Sons machine works shut
dOwd Yesterday to give its employees
chance TO attend the funeral OF one OF their
former Workmen, AbSalam Brown.
George Cooke, Esq, has been elected
secretary Of the Martins Ferry Terminal
Railroad.
George Robinson has sold his property
in Newland's addition 10 Judge CASTOR, OF
ST Clairsville, for 81, 500.
There will be no preaching at the Nj. q.
Church to-day. Nearly 200 prohahoners
will be taken in full membership this
morning. A blind young lady will address
the congregation this evening.
Tomorrow is the day Of the great relay
race of the Y. NJ. q. A.
Mr.. George Reece will lead the o'clock
meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. to-day.
A reception will be rendered the mem
bers and friends OF the Y. NJ. G. A. after
the relay race. The Kings Daughters will
furnish the refreshments.
!. T. CAMPBELL, Of Plttsburg, was in the
city yesterday.
DR.. Blackford will resume his practice
tomorrow after q severe sick spell.
Albert Shaver and sister Belle have re-
turned from the Worlds Fair.
Fred Hall will spend to-day with Wells
burg friends.
President c. O. Brewster, OF the Termi-
nal road, was in town yesterday
Mr. VIM. Devaul, OF Wellsburg, is the
guest of friends here
James Brown has accepted position
with Z. w, Banner & Co.
The picnic given by st. Mary's school
yesterday, in H5lling's Orchard, was
grand success.
Mrs. Howard Hopkins was visiting
friends in Warrenton yesterday.
Miss Stella Seitz. of Kensington, Pa, is
the guest Of Mrs. AID. COss.
A number of our people attended the
Masonic corner stone laying IN Wheeling
yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Ellis is visiting at st. Glars
Vile
A boy by the name of Ritter fell out of a
tree yesterday and sustained severe in
iuries.
Joe Henderson returned to his home at
Pittsburg yesterday accompanied by his
sister, Miss Emma.
Joseph Duncan, manager Of the Bellaire
Opera House, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Florence O'Mera. Of Washington,
Pa, is the guest Of friends here.
Miss LjbOie Smith, OF Mount Pleasant,
is the guest Of Miss Dilworth at the st.
Clair.
Mr.. add Mrs. Jacob Kaiser left yesterday
for the Worlds Fair
H. H. Ratcitf, OF Mount Pleasant, was
in town yesterday.
Captain Jolly accompanied by his son J.
X. Jolly, A. II. Leyda and Other parties in
terested in the new street car line were
over the line of their road yesterday on a
tour Of inspecsion.
James Hicks requested that n correction
be made in reference to the size Of the
stone that fell Ia the Etna-Standard mines
which caused the death Of Barney Koeber.
Ho claims that he was working with Mr..
Koeber at the time, and that the length Of
the stone was about feet and not Is feet
as sent to the Mine Inspector, also it was
much smaller ia in other ways being about
feet wide and is inches thick at the
largest place.
Tom Jordon, of Cincinnati, is in the city.
To WATER CONSUNfERs.-Water rents
are due July LIST A discount of ten per
cent will be allowed on all bills paid be-
fore July 10.
To-day is Fifth Sunday after Penecost;
Monday, St. Johns anu Paul martyrs;
Tuesday, 81. Williams: Wednesday, St.
Leo the Second, q Pope and Virgil Of ST.
Peter and Paul; Thursday, ST. Peter and
Paul; Friday, COmmemoration of St
Paul; SATURDAY, Octave Of Nativity OF
ST. John the Baptist. Next Sunday
will be the Visitation of the Bless
ed Virgin. The honors will be
conferred and the members Of
the apostleship Of study Of St. Mary's
school at p. m. to-day, after TIE renewal
of the act of conservation to the Sacred
Heart The exercises will close with Ben
ediction. Mass on week days at Z g. N.
Sodalities meet as usual Epistle and
Gospel Of to-day: Epistle, first of St. Pc
ter, S:S-l5; Gospel, ST. Matthew, 5:20-24. =
WARRENTON.