Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10

The Injunction which was gotten out
some time ago to restrain Council from
making an assessment upon the abutting
property for the Fifth street NIL was 70
have been argued before Judge briggs Fiji
day, but owing 10 the fact that those VINO
claimed the amount should be assessed up
on the abutting property did not push the
matter it did not come up. The city viii
now in all probability pay the cost OF the
I'LL while the AUDITING property VIII only
be assessed for the paving.
Lee Morris will lead the 1 O'CLOCK l. M
G. A. meeting this afternoon.
! VIII Rodgers has returned from lronton,
where he has been spending several weeks
with friends.
VIM. Clark has returned from Washing
ton, d. c., where he vas the guest OF ms
daughter.
George Ralston still continues to I'M
prove. He is able to sit up at times.
About thirty dollars was cleared by the
social at Carlos L~eatherwood's, Just BACK
Of town, which was held Friday evening.
The Model Comedy Company closed a
weeks engagement AZ the Opera House.
last night.
Miss Ella Long was in Bellaire Yester-
day visiting friends.
Charles McCombs, Of Elm Grove, came
in yesterday.
Everett Morris is down from Scio Col
lege to spend the Sabbath with MS pa
rents.
Prof. White, Of Mt. Pleasant, was in the
city yesterday.
James Cope, Esq, was here yesterday
on legal business.
Mrs. Edith Fowler, Of East Liverpool, is
here, the guest of her brothers, Steve ana
Ed. Haugnton.
Attorneys F. F.. Sedgwick and Ed Nc
Combs were at the county seat yesterday.
Mrs. A. d. Platner, of Los Angeles
Cal, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. BRADY
Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Dawson.
Rev. .Brownlee will preach at High
Ridge this evening.
Harry Hood is shaking hands with the
BOYS over the arrival of a new heir.
The Kings Daughters ~banquetted the
football players last evening. .
Hugh McGlumphy and L. W. Smith, OF
the First Ward, have the grip.
DIR. and Mrs. Ong gave a q O'Clock din
ner last evening to their many friends.
Misses Georgia Watson n Nellie
Frazier entertained a number OF their
friends at the home Of the former on VINE
street, Friday evening.
Anumber Of our young people will at
tend a ball given by the Souvenir CLUB OF
Bellaire, on the 18th.
A. j. Murray fell and had his shoulder
dislocated Friday night. DR.. Hogan rem
dered the necessary medical aid.
There is a rumor that the new street car
line will do away with their ana
put in cash boxes on their cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed, Of Fifth street,
will give a reception on Tuesday evening.
About seventy-tve guests are expected.
John Stamm, of East Liverpool, Great
| Sachem, of the Improved Order of Red
Men, is here the guest of Thomas j. irwin,
who is Great Chief Of Records. They will
visit a Tribe at Bellaire tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. Marion McGrew is quite i'll at her
home on Fifth street.
MIR. and Mrs. John Lewis are able to be
out again after a severe attack of grip.
The Union Glass Company are busy fill
| ing orders. The most of their goods go
East.
The American Mechanics will go to the
M. E. Church next Sunday, meeting at
| their hall just before the service and then
marching in a BODY to the church.
"The Streets of New York" was played
at the Opera House last night to a good
crowd.
Loyeioy 81 Vandivoord is the name of
the new firm tina opens tomorrow IN
Stewards storeroom, corner Fifth and
Walnut.
No services will be held in the U. P.
Church this evening.
The w. & j.. football boys stopped at the
st. Clair while in town yesterday.
Rev. G.. B. Henthorne will preach this
morning in the NJ. e. Church.
1t is rumored that the Deputy Revenue
Collector will be appointed this coming
! week for this sub-district.
Gard of Thanks
We wish to return our sincere thanks to
our many friends and neighoors for their
Kindness and sympathy during u very
sad bereavement caused by the death OF
our little daughter Allie, knowing that
Christ, who said, Il will share thy
troubles will reward them.
MIR. M Mrs. JOHN V. WALTERS.