Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
BENWOoD.

c. C. McNiechen sold his dairy to Geo.
Fisher and viii engage on the farm.
Mike Carroll moved his family TO Wheel
ing last week.
Tbe votes cast for City Marshal Will be
recouuted Monday night, on account Of dis
satisfaction.
The Baltimore Building and Loan Asso-
citation. OF this place, declared an ) per
cent. dividend.
JAS Dolan, Of Sistersville, was in town
tails week.
\ number OF saloOnists will soon quit
business, as 10 has become Improbable.
Willie Murray and Mike Joyce are down
from PlttsOurg, visiting friends.
The O.. a. Il. Of this place, viii give
supper and bean bake, Monday evening, at
the new hSll, opposite the street car barn.
The ST. Matthew's Lutheran Church
will hold bazaar and social on April q, 70
be given az City FAN Also a school con-
cert on April -, 70 be held at same place.
Music by Wheeling City Brass Band.
Miss Bessie briggs, of Bellaire, visited
Room of public schools, Friday.
Union District Teachers Institute was
held 40 Chestnut Grove School, near Sher-
rard. yesterday. Quite an interesting
programme was rendered, and was well at
tended by patrons and teachers.
cieJy was beld Thursday evening. After
the regular business was closed musical
programme was rendered. The evening
was pleasantly spent
The EpwOrth League have accepted an
invitation 10 attend the union meeting OF
GAINESVILLE District Leagues TO be held
az First Street NJ. X. Church, April 81
Some Improvements are being made at
McNi.an'S coal shaft a new track IS
being laid.
j. T.. Barton. Of Wheeling Corrugatiug
Company, took trip 10 Clarksourg Fri
day.
Joe Thompson, who was struck on the
head by a chain az the Riverside works, IS
recovering.
Mrs Dolbear, an aged and estimable
lady, well known among = large host Of
friends, met with the sad misfortune OF
breaking her right arm above the elbow
Friday morning She was walking IN the
yard and slipped on some icy boards. Drs.
Haskius, Mcdonald and Mcmillan were
summoned and rendered the necessary AID.
The National Union held its meeting
Thursday evening 10 Odd Fellows Hall
The Coin Birthday Social given last
evening by the Aid Society of the NJ. Il.
Church proved TO be quite success. A
literary and musical programme was ably
spent. A neat little sum WAS realized.
Daughters Of ReOecca held their meet
ing Friday evening. Two limitations were
had
Miss Lottie Price IS quite i'll to the sor-
row of her many friends
The Epworth League meeting was well
attended Tuesday evening. Tue League
is growing 10 interest each week, and
quite an amount Of good work IS being
realized.
Auumbar OF cases OF scarletina are re-
ported iu town.
Rev. LYDIA OF McMechea organized an
Epwor,n League AZ that place Tuesday
evening.
John Thompson, an emDloye in the Xiv
ers!da steel plant. was painfully burned
about the head and foot while tapping 4
mold, Friday afternoon.
The enumeration Of school children was
completed this week
b. II. Me;ghen, of Moundsville, was the
guest of n. n. NeiCheu this week.
Miss Edie Williams is confined TO her
bed with an attack Of typhoid fever.
May NUgeut. the bright little daughter
of D. Nugent, of Water street, IS cutie III
OF pneumonia.
Elmer Sprout, the little son Of Christian
Sprout. has been in, and is now improving
JUST RECEIVED--A carload 0f wall
paper from the leading manufacturers.
VIII sell at prices TO suit the times.
". q W. DEEGAN.