Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-20
MoUNDSVILLE.

Miss Edith Halter, of Wheeling, is WIS.,
iting Miss Nettie Hanshaw.
J. d. Bruce, who accompanied Geo. e.
Blake 10 California short time ago Tor
the benefit of his health, is expected nome
TO- day.
f. H. Blake and John o. Brooks return
ed Friday from Cleveland. where they at
tended the conference between the coal
miners and operators. Mr.. Blake repre-
sented the Glendale Coal Company, whil9
Mr. Brooks looked after the interests OF
the Moundsville Coal Company.
Rev. Jas. K. Grimes, Of Alliance, Ohio,
will occupy the pulpit at the NJ. E. Church,
both morning evening to-day, for the regu-
lar pastor Rev. g. w. Grimes.
A box social was held at the home OF
Miss Laura Simpson, on North Jefferson
avenue Friday evening, for the benefit Of
the Young Ladies' Christian Endeavor
Society.
w. f. Brown has secured a position as
travelling salesman for Bloch Brothers.
He will leave for Cincinnati the coming
week.
Miss Nellie Spears, of Pittsburg, is the
guest Of Miss Mamie Harris, on Seventh
street
Warden Van Pelt is identifying the
front yard Of the State Prison with an
elegant new fountain, which he is having
constructed.
Invitations have been sent out for a Sc
lect party, at the home Of Mr.. Harry
Humes, next Thursday evening.
Mrs. 7. II. Buchanan and Mrs. Col.
Baell, of Brooke county, have returned
home from pleasant visit TO Mrs. DR..
Bruce, Of this place.
The many friends Of J. L. McMechen are
making a great effort TO secure him the
N N "a
from this county in the next Legislature.
Mr. John Roseberry and Mrs. Ida Nc
Kahn, of Washington county, Pa, were
quietly married at the home Of Rev, II. G..
Sanford. last Thursday afternoon.
Col. Sam Parriott, of Cameron, was
here yesterday.
The members Of the Episcopal Church
have organized tennis club and will play
on the court Immediately in the rear of
the church.
DIR. Charles NJ. Frissell, OF Wheeling,
was here the past week, havi ng the mem
bers Of the Frissell family buried "a the
private burial grouH4o on the Thompson
estate, removsL w heeling for iuterment,
Rev: SSfrliam Holt, protner OF D.. How
nd Holt. of this CITY. is visiting friends
here.
Dr n 7 T-,derwood has returned from
q visit IN his former home in Tyler county.
While there his horse sorsyeu away, anu
he had to follow the an maj Sixty mileS pc
fore he caught him, whlch aCcouhLeu LOT
his arriving home TIRES uays Iator IuaA ne
intended TO return. o.,
By special request rev ". w, ~ Ert 70
will preach TO the mcnl oers OF oo tle ". a H.
next Sabbath morning az IO:@V orGloCA;
Jas. A. Sigafose and, KEY. ". w. Grllnss
have been elected Delegates u tue IoulC n
annual district EDwortn League CONVEX IlN
ton, which meets in RIttsoprg n ~ AZ Ann no
Gay. They SiU leave for tnaC Piaeo
Wednesday evening, to be gone o'ei sun
day. w. IJr,h
~ 20 oIosts ~ s,iaUds ~ W., bling.
Charles House, OF the sFostoIaaao 10 Srh;Io
Works, was struck in the right ~. 49,,
at work Thursday, which came To- pu.
ting the member out. One Of the 80 30
threw the rod over his shoulder .t SnG to .uo
molten mass struck Mr.. House in ono go
directly over the right eye. He is ''ON1N0~
TO his room from the injury. 5o -
The Fostoria Glass Works shut 49, 80 ~ =,
definately at noon yesterday for on 49, ~,
fuel. The shut down throws ov VII 0e
hundred employees out Of work.