Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-22

Wednesday evening to Miss Mamie Mar
pie of the same place Rev. Campbell per-
formed the ceremony.
The Aid Society of St Johns church
will give a supper in the near future
The German Lutheran congregation
held social in City building last evening.
A. L. Pelley is indisposed.
Mrs Moses Hoyt is improving.
A short time ago the members OF the
Hope Society pledged themselves to earn
dollar in some manner outside OF usua1
wages for the benefit of the society. Some
of those parties certainly are energetic and
earnest in the cause. II is common
thing to see the young ladies cleaning WIN
dows and cutting wood, and some have be-
come quite adept a. ''shoe- blacks" They
are resortipg TO every mode of earning a
penny. The bows are not quite even IN the
race. Great credit should De given the
ladies. Quite neat sum WILL De reanzeu'
Lawrence. the little son Of K. a Riggs
is visiting his grandparents OF Glen ESs-
ton.
The German American Building and
Loan Association of Wheeling. OF whom
mention is made in another column OF this
paper. will organize their first local board
at Benwood the early part of this week
and will be in a position TO grant loans
without delay. Full information regard
ing the plan will be furnished upon appL-
cation To w F. FELTON,, box II, Bellaire, u.
Jacob Lauders is very sick. He mas
something like a stroke Of apoplexy.
George Johnson, the veteran Bellealn
Whitewater, was here yesterday Wnite-
washing things generally. AS usual ne
made as much racket IN the slFeeI do
Coxey's army would.
There was pleasant event last night az
the residence. on Main street, Of j. L.
Barper. the ieweler ID was the occasion
of a farewell party in honor Of j. w.
Barger. who will leave for his home IN
PENNSYLVANIA this week. a GOOD numOer
of Young folks attended and they spent
pleasant evening.
The Hibernians and the Knights OF st.
John went 10 Wheeling yesterday morning
10 meet the new Bishop. There was thirty
of the Knights and about thirty Hloer-
mans. The procession marched from Tue
X. Of L. hall preceded by HacketVs oand
10 the street car line, ana after reaching
Wheeling they joined the procession AZ
Ford's Crossing. They made an excellent
showing.
The Benwood Building and Loan Asso-
citation will move its Office from the Deegan
property TO that Of VIM. Curran, on Main
street They will move this week and
have a five wears lease Of the building.
The Corner Pocket Rose Buds beat the
McNechen ball club Friday afternoon on
the McNecheu grounds. Score, 10 >
Society people will give dance next
Wednesday evening at DOlan's nail. Inc
music by Killmeyer.
Miss Anna Pelley is getting up vocal
class. They will have meeting tomorrow
night at the church.
Charles Bursey Joseph Lindsay and
John Lofts were fishing last Friday az
Schepp's Run. They caught three carp,
weighing eight pounds each.
REPRESENTATIVES of the Industrial Savings
and Loan Association, Of Syracuse, n. ! :,
are in the city, trying TO form branch
here.
Mrs. Moses Hoyt is home from the North
Wheeling Hospital. While there she had
an eve taken out. She is TO have an artlh-
cial eve.
Scarlet fever in town is abating.
Herman Buhner, of Pittsburg, IS here on
business. He is proving a great society
fGvorite among the ladies.
Harry Borrows, Of Bellaire, has been
awarded the contract TO build the new M.
E. Parsonage. II is 10 be Of seven rooms,
with a reception hall The foundation IS
laid, and the frame structure is 10 DO be-
gun at once.
The Benwood Coxey detachmant has re-
turned dIsheartencd.
The German Lutheran church gave u
supper last night at the City Building. A
good crowd attended. The same church
will give an entertainment tomorrow
night, at the same hall,
The Athletic club had series Of friendly
contests at its headquarters few nights
ago.