Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
BENWOOD.

A small child Of Mr.. Hagan, an engineer
on the 3. q o., died one day last week or
scarlet fever. The remains were taken out
The b. * .. road for interment.
Miss Katie Cooke, who Is suffering from
pneumonia is recovering.
Edward Anderson was pleasantly sur
priseG by his friends calling upon him en-
masse Wednesday evening, it being the
anniversary OF MS natal day and pleas
ant surprise party had been arranged by
them 10 celebration of the event. A dellc-
iOUs supper was served and partaken OF
with relish by the assembled guests. Mr..
Anderson was the recipient or many USeIul
and beautiful gifts.
Prof. Tomliuson, Of McMechen, viii re-
move his family 10 Ohio this week, where
he has secured and engagement, having
completed his course OF instruction 70 the
McMecnen band, which has attained a
marvellous degree Of excellence under his
skiifui direction.
Teachers Institute will be held in
Mouudsville March 4, approx.
Frederick LorentZ and son, William, two
of Marshall COunty's most enterprisiug and
industrious agriculturiSJs, have started .
dairy and will furnish milk daily here.
Tho teachers and trustees Of the public
school held their regular monthly meeting
Friday evening at the school building,
when the usual routine business was trans
acted.
Quite number Of our opera going PEG.
pie witnessed the White Squadron At the
Opera House in Wheeling Thursday even
ing.
The 81 & o. is engaged in frightening a
bridge below the junction, for tho purpose
of gaining sufficient space to lay another
track beneath 10. The bridge spans the
cut.
mrs. Ayers. OF Hundred, is the guest Of
friends on Main street.
The usual Lenten services will be held
at ST. Johns church every Wednesday
and Friday evenings during the season Of
Lent
A very serious accident, and one which
in all probability may terminate fatally,
occurred yesterday morning at about half
past seven O'Clock at the pudding depart
mcnt of the lower works. At the hour
named an omDloye named Martin Taylor
was under the boilers doing some repair
ing when the drain pipe exploded with
terrific force, and the scalding volume OF
steam and water was precipitated upon the
unfortunate man. He was with difficulty
eNtyicated from his perilOus position,
aud 10 was found that he had
been most severely burned about
the back aHd neck. Luckily
he happened TO be in q STOPPING position at
time and received the contents upon the
back Of his head instead Of the face A
physician was summoned who examined
tho injured man and made his as comfort
able as possible, after which no was con-
viewed TO his home in Bellaire. The mill
was thrown out of operation by the mishap
but viii resume Monday.
The revival is still in progress at the NJ.
r. Church, and will probably continue an
other week.
Miss Edna letters pleasantly entertained
NUN Der OF her yCUng friends ct the home
OF her parents in MCMcchen Thursday
evening. The merry games so enjoyable to
Young folks occupied the evening, also the
choice delic2cies which were served re-
ceived due attention and hearty apprecia-
tiOn.
The Riverside steel plant wiz resume
Wednesday, all necessary repairs being
completed by that time.
The Ladies' Aid Society met az the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. John Newton Thursday
evening.
Joe L;nsley is suffering from an attack
Of typhoid fever.
The Martha Washington tea party given
by the Ladies' Aid Society last evening in
CITY Hall was decided success, socially
and financially. a good crowd was in at
tendance. and a neat sum was taken in,
which will materially reduce the deot Of
$3.50. which still remains on the parsonage.
WIN Meyers has sold out the dairy and
quit the business.
Wylie Watkins, an employee OF the upper
works, has the typhoid fever.