Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
SISTERSVILLE NOTES.
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Special Correspondence Iue REGISTER.
SIsTERsvILLE, June 9.-The receipts OF
the Eureka Pipe Line Co. as reported by
the engineers az the Thistle pumping
station for the a hours ending to-
an increase over that reported yesterday
of about 500 barrels. The total receipts
for the week were reported TO be 10S,USO
barrels, daily average Of 14,727 barrels.
The total receipts of this company for the
month of May were 4oS, 900 barrels, daily
average of 1851 barrels. The total re-
| ceipts of the Mellon Pipe Line Co. as re-
ported at the company's Office to-day were
"a, S25 barrels, daily average
Of 2, 40 barrels. The total runs, according
to the reports received, Of both Pipe Line
Companies. for May were SOC, S25 barrels
which makes a daily average for the
month of 1871. This field is still pro-
duciug large amount Of oil, and the pro-
duction is keeping up first class, as there
are no new wells coming in.
Asa Yocum, a prominent contractor
here, lett to-day for Eth Landing, Pa, TO
visit his family a couple Of weeks.
Hon. Sep. Hall, Of New Martinsville, is
in the city to-day on business.
To-day's Hotel arrivals: Arlington-H.
w. Johnson. Warrington; Peter Poole,
Psrkersburg; G. A. Stats. Rsvenswood;
N. B. Reed, Wheeling. Newell-Wm.
Learp, Bradford; w. j. Brown, w. G..
Grove, w. A. Paurs, d. Daley, W. Rey-
nolds, E. c. Zoeckler, Bellaire; Harry
Boyd, Muncie, Ind; John II. Tucker,
Wheeling.
The Star fishing club will hold their first
reception and ball in Boyer Il Pollock's
Hall, corner Pike and Wells streets, next
Tuesday night A large number Of invita-
tions are out and big time is expected.
Il. S. Sanders, district fireman Of the w.
L. Mellon pipe line. left to-day for visit
of several days TO his family at Coraopo-
lis, Pa.
A meeting of the Republican voters Of
this place was held in the school house to-
day TO organize Republican CLUB and Sc
lect delegates TO attend the meeting OF the
State League to be held at Fairmont the
10Th inst The following were elected +:
Major S. Moore, ID. G.. Holibaugh, w. w.
Owens, p. B. Loury and A. A. Eskey.
The following are the names Of the ex-
cursionists who left for Cincinnati to-day
on the Iron Queen: Messrs. Clint Moore,
Ruser. w. r. Fitch. w. j.
Brown and wife, John Connolly and
wife. and Misses Pearl Moore Maude
Steele, Emma Clark. The party were ac-
companied as far as Marietta by Messrs. E.
B. Ham, J. p. Sweeney, John +. Camp
bell, and Misses Myrtle Snullen, Edith
Wilson, Minnie Gerhom and Mrs. w. 7.
Gerhom.
Great preparations have been made by
the M. L. Church for the celebration OF
Children's Day tomorrow, and the follow
ing is The programme. The exercises will
take place at 7;30 p. m:
Ice y % hall
Opening Hymn Observation-Disclosures. Cnolr
Prayer .................... Kew. ANDERSON
Responsive Scripture Reading. 49,. School
Singing. .....;;........' :, - ochool
Introductory Address. -. Mr.. b. Kennedy
Address-Chist's Love. Mrs. Pool
Response Observation-Disclosures. .School
Conservation Hymn ..................Cn Choir
Dialogue-Aggressiv Work. .........
......... Miss Babble and Miss Way
Response ........-............. ScnOoi
Recitation. ....................ld Ida Shuiiiin
Response OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Scnool
Singing. $3.50: .....''''' Ouoli
Dialogue-Christian Equality. .......
..... Miss Sutton and Miss Lang
Response .............".......,:: SchooI
Exercises-Mr. Eskey's Mrs. Gilson's, Mrs
POOLS and Mrs. Graham's Glasses.
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Responsive Reading. .............Sch School
Collection for the Sunday School Chill
dren's Fund,
| Closing Hymn. Congregation
Doxology and Benediction.
Mrs. d. Il. Thistle and Miss Temp
Wells returned to-day from trip to Pitts
| burg.
Miss Florence Mccoy returned to the
city this evening after very pleasant
trip to Pittsburg on the river.
Miss Eva Nesbitt will visit her friend
Miss Daisy Richardson at New Martins
| vile.
Miss Lathe Whitney will entertain a
number of her friends next Wednesday
| evening.
DR.. Claude Kinney will visit DR.. r. S,
Richardson and family, of New Martins
vile Saturday.
DIR. Marsh left to-day for Huntington,
which he will make his future home.
L. H. Bell, Of Pittsburg, was in the city
to-day on business.
Our trimmed Hats 81 90, the cheapest.
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