Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
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ledISrxupESvrLLE, July 1.-THE oi ,csa.
l99aces Tuesday evening attracted rSsTs
/crowd of people to the race tracA. ,bird
were four races. The first race was Wi Wi
of q mile handicap, the entries eeinE aranL
Jarvis, Will Walker, Harry Weir, csme
Lowe and Clyde Quimby. QuIi1eoy nex,
in the winner, time 30 seconds inJ I1arrv
third mile handicap was won " ontr;eS
Weir in 5s seconds. the other two entrles
being VIII Jarvis and VIII Walker. -
Collins. who is the making oil Iast Iiuv.,
won the race for boys under hfteen YEA
Of age in 62 seconds. The last race az" ~
the one Of interest, was between 10
Mettenberger and Cyrus Yocum. ~ AZ AZ
a mile dash for a purse or one nuhulo Al
lars. Metten berger won WIN eISS' 81
though Yocum had defeated him the loL
lowing Tuesday in a dash on Thlrd stree
and was the favorite in the betting. I'm
siderable money changed hanGs on
race. These races will be heio weeNa!'
the Bicycle Club having secured Iuo
elusive use OF the ground from D. Dun'"''
manager of the Mears estate.
Miss Nina Merely is the guest OF the
Misses Gelsthorpe al their home IN "ei4S'
burg.
George E. Pott,o Steubenville, is a can
didate for the position OF NauonaI SecIe
tary Of the Flint Glassworkers' O1lou'
which is now in session az Marion, Inu.,
Secretary Dillon having refused re-eiec,
ton. Georges many friends IN TINS CIV
hope that be will capture the plum, Know
ing him 10 De fully competent 10 olschhrse
the duties.
Mrs. John c. Ward, Of FarTnont, W. Va
is the guest of her parents, Mfaud Mrs' W.
+. Ridgley,
Prof. Frank Kendall, Superintendent OF
the gainesville, O.,puolic schools,i is spen9-
ing his vacation with his mother IN 'ni'
city.
Mrs. r. L. Decker and two children, Eva
and Bessie, are rustiCating near Harlem
Springs, Carroll county.
Prof +. Patterson has returned from d
ten days visit TO his old home IN barnes
vile.
Following was the programme OF eXercl-
ses at the Christian Endeavor entertain
ment, in the Fifth Street NJ. =. Church,
Tuesday evening: Instrumental dnett,
Misses Hattie Priest and Jessie tosteE
Solo. Miss Clara Chapman; Grafton, Hugh
Brown, Jr; Solo, Jno. II. Kendall; music,
Mandolin club; recitation, selected, Leslie
Donovan; solo, Miss Nina Odoert; lnstru-
mental duett, Misses Nellie aud Naomi
Davis; Solo, Mrs. Will link; Grafton, Ben
K. Hirschheld; solo. Miss Williams; mu-
sic, Mandolin club. The attendance was
very large, and the appreciation OF the au-
dience was manifested throughout oy hear
w words Of approval
Mrs. A. c. Kaufman, on wednesday,
received check from the order OF Hepta-
sophs for g. COO, that being the amount OF
insurance due on the death OF her husband
who was a member of Scene Conclave, NO.
Z, of this city.
The twenty-frst annual Spring Grove
campmeetng will commence on the 2Otn,
and extend over TWO Sundays, closing Oh
the 30th inst
Mrs. James Walker aud daughter, Of
South Fifth street, are guests Of friends
in Bellaire.
j. e. Reynolds, one Of the leading mer-
chants of Martins Ferry, was doing ousi-
ness in Steubenville on Wednesday.
Mrs. Capt. Thos. Moore, OF Tiltonville,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will Mears.
Hugh Clark and bride returned Thurs.
day morning from their Eastern bridal
tour.
Hon. r. Sherrard and son Thomas are
in New York.
The following Steubenville lovers OF
horse flesh took in the races at HomeWood
on Wednesday and Thursday: john and
Emmett Mckee, Geo. Swords, James Por-
ter, Alex. Morrison, James h. Duffy, Geo.
Boyg, jim and John Lindsay. Frank Har-
den, Tom Nolan, +. Schick, Geo. Griesin-
ger, James Lindsay, VIM. Vance, VIM.
Fisher and son.
Miss Annie Henke, one Of our public
school teachers, was married Thursday 10
Rev. A. ]. Klindwort, OF DesMoines, Iowa,
at the home OF her parents, on North Third
street.