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

"Where shall we 90 and what shah we
do,' are Undergraduates that are uaIS
thrust upon the older people OF town oS
their juniors. After carefully rehect-
ing over these questions one reaily
comes 10 the same conclusion as 10 TUG
young people, no social enjoyment o. any
kind seems to prevail throughout The VIZ
lage. 1t does seem too bad that such
town as this, with such an enters
nrising adjacent factor as KIRK
wood. that there are not
more evening gatherings where sociaolllty
can be promoted. Surely thereare enough
Young people to organize literary cup "a
some kind. and thus involve numDer INTO
spending one evening out OF the week III
such enjoyment Every year there arc
from twelve to twenty graGpateS step Out
of school life to seek their fortunes IN the
world. Where are theyl Surely al OF
them are not scattered AROUND IN
different towns and SO com.
pleteletely disorganized that they cannot
lend helping hand toward institut!ng some
kind Of entertainments 10 attract the young
people. When i town is so declared OF even
ING enioyments (such as this town Isl we
constantly fn6 a number dropping away
and Joining other clubs in other towns.
Consequently when we DO attempt 20 get
up an organization of any kind we ind fnlly
two-thirds of the young people belonging 10
some Climb or other outside OF town. Let us
not ret down TO such point that wheG we
attempt 10 institute anything we VIII ma
one-half our fellow neighoors belonging 70
some other club out of town III the olaer
people commence such entertainments LOT
evening amusement the young people VIII
soon follow suit -,
The sudden disappearance OF DAM
10 n ~ this nl0rtn
still shrouded in mystery. John Sediwltz,
the engineer on the c. /. and w, says nc
does not remember Of ever striking any
thing on the track, as stated heretofore.
His report il also verified by the Tact mat
Dame was seen in Mentz's saloon At ~
O'Clock that evening. and the accommoua-
ton from St. Clairsville arrives here az
O'Clock, thus he must have taken MS ue-
parture after 10 O'Clock that night.
John Koehnine. of the firm Of Koehnline
Bros, met with misfortune the other
evening. While at work taxing down a
scaffold at his new building just north OF
town. a portion Of the false work fell and
struck hi in the breast. DR.. Van wagner
was summoned and rendered the'necsssary
medical aid
Annie Rooney, one of the fair damse,sYn
the West End, was arrested on Friday Tor
disorderlv conduct. for which she paid the
penalty by going TO St Clalrsvlllc yester-
morning, where she will remain for
month. ,
The members OF the Htnayille Council,
numbering eighty'four, will attend the
services at the NJ. +. Church in Martins
Ferry in q body this morning Rev. Butts
will deliver the sermon, which has been
especially prepared for the members OF the
Council on this occasion.
Mrs. viii Clark IS home from three
weeks visit at Sewickly.
Miss Ruth VanPelt leaves tomorrow
for Little Rock, Ark, whore she will re-
main until spring, after which time she
will 90 directly 10 Chicago. where her
parents will at that time be residing.
J. G. Heinlein is home from Columbus.
II. Y. Howell was in St. Clairsville yes
terday.
City. .r.
i. a. Dorsey has returned from Pied
Rev. c. N. Hollfter left yesterday for
Akron.
Miss Edith Mcdonnell is visiting friends
at New Philadelphia.