Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
BELLAIRE.

An organ recital will De given az the
First ". l.. Church, next Thursday eve
MING. under the direction Of Prof. +. Is.
/ Adams. OF the Ohio Wesleyan University
One plain drunk was disposed OF IN the
Mayors court yesterday morning.
q. j. LaROche viii move his music store
into the room now occupied oy Boyd'S gro
/ Gerry.
/ committee. Friday evening, Frank :. Ma
son was Dut on the ticket for member OF
4 Schoo. Board, long term, instead OF w. Z.
Berguudthal, resigned; and j. l.. LanCas'
ter. for short term, 10 MI the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation OF CharleS
me Cleveland wheel excited the admira-
ton of tue BOYS as il stood in front OF the
postonice. j. II. Aotter agent.
M. NJ. Daniels, travelling salesman Tor tne
/ Cleveland type foundry, was IN the city
The ladies' Of the First VI. Z. congrega-
ton will hold bazar Ut the City Hail, 18TH,
Iith and 18th Of next month.
Miss CDsttie Myers closed her winter
term of school CT Rock Hill on Friday, ana
cave the pupils fine treat or candy, etc.
Wnl r. Reed has secured a position as
travelling salesman for Chicago Iooolng
". c. Berguudtbal has purchased a
handsome black driving horse.
ID. g. Shepherd has opeoed coniecuon-
cry story in The Baron building, on thirty
Tbe outlook for the building trades in
this city is better this season than for sew
e~al years past. Work has already been
commenced on several buildings.
Application has been made 70 the Secre-
tarV of State for a charter for
the Scotch Preserving Company.
mo charter is expected TO arrive
this week, when the company will
orrapize and get in shape for work. The
old tobacco warehouse IN the Second ward
will be used fer the establishment. Con
tracts have already been made with grow
ers for nearly al the vegetables that tue
company will handle this season. The es-
adjustment will employ thirty or forty
hands and expects TO De Ia operation
throughout the year.
Tbe PuItuey Township Committee met
at the CITY building last evening and or
caniZed Oy electing Charles /. Crymole,
Chairman. and Edward Steger, Secretary.
The committee will meet agala next Sat
urdav afternoon at the same place.
tICs. =. LuchS is confined TO her bed
with q heavy cold.
The Mercantile Club is making arrange
merts for grand Iugsque ball 10 be held
en- or about Easter Monday.
Chas. Str0uss, Of New York, and K. A.
Beudheim. OF Baltimore, are spending the
day with friends in the city.
JIG is not likely that ROdefer Bros flint
glass factory Will resume operations this
week.
The remains OF Mrs. Louis Bolte, who
died ia Wheeling on Friday, will be
brought here for burial this afternoon. In
torment az Rose Hill cemetery.
The BehomianS held Dig ball at Turner
Hall Friday night and enjoyed themselves
hugely In their peculiar manner.
Emil Schmidt will build new dwelling
house 40 the spring.
Walter Brown, Of McKeesport, Pa, is
spending the day with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Brown, Of the third ward.
Samuel b. Pipsr, OF GAINESVILLE, was in
the city yesterday in consultation with
other members of the Boa-d OF Deputy SUI
pervisors Of Election in regard 10 the ticket
Tor mem bers of the School Board. The
members present agreed TO have nothing TO
DO with such election.
Louis Luchs has returned 10 Marietta,
after few days visit with friends and
relatives here.
IA. skinner. editor Of the New Msts-
moras Mail, called on friends in the city
yesterday.
Considerable interests being manifested
in the entertainment 10 be given by the
pupils Of the public schools next Friday
evening
Miss Ella Heaton. Of Bethesda, is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. J. b. Smith, OF the
Fourth ward.
The Gravel Hill NJ +. congregation will
hold quarterly meeting services IN the Sec
RI. q
bv Presiding Elder Mills at 2:3O p. m,
after which the sacrament OF the Lords
Supper viii be observed.
We heard 8 rumor that some Of the judges
and clerks of election say that they VIII
not attend 10 the ballots for the school
election unless they are to be given extra
compensation for the additional work.
There is no doubt that the election officers
deserve more pay for the work they are
obliged TO do, but the law is very plain as
20 their duty and provides heavy penalty
for NEGLECT OF same.
Closing services for the conference year
will be held az the Second NJ. K. church by
the pastor to-day, morning and evening.
AT the morning service at tee German
Reformed church there will be an eXaml-
nation Of the confirmation class.
At the morning services at the First NJ.
Supper will be administered. Services by
Rev DR. Mills.
Usual services st the other city churches
to-day. Strangers are cordially invited TO
attend either Of the services.
Vim Porterdeid, the well-kuown rail-
road engineer, died at his home on Rose
Hill. Friday evening. Of consumption, IN
his s'Xtieth year. Ee had been in the en-
piOy OF the q. & Q. Company fer years, at
hrst as engineer in making tho transfer
over the river at this point, and since then
as engineer in tSkiug trains over the river
bridge from the time II was built until g
yCgr ago Re leaves a splendid record as
u soldier. He was . member Of Company
r.. Fifteeath Ohio Regiment, Infantry, and
is remen oerCd by his comrades as having
never sbirked duty, while in the service,
as well as for his manlineSs and genial dis
position He leaves a wife ard six child
run-twO sons, win and Frank, who are
residents Of BenwOod, and four daughters
The remains Will be laid at rest in Rose
Hill cemetery this afternoon. The funeral
will be under the auspices Of Spanglel
Post, O.. \. r., and the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers.
Miss Carrie Anderson has resigned her
position in Henry Bonarius' merchant
tailor establishment, and is succeeded by
Miss Emma WGruOck, OF W0rnOck.
Charles LaRoche is spending the day
with friends NJ Woodsheld.
J. W. C0roett has brand new delivery
wagon, a beauty.
The Cleveland wheel IS q dandy" is the
expression OF the boys.
Salisbury Recovering
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