Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01
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inc the following teachers were elected
forthe next school year: High School
Alice Cunningham, Principal: j. X. An
derson. Belle Beazel, Anna Snupe: Gen.
trial Building-Mary b. Cratty, maggie
Nc(;aw KATE Rodefer. Minnie Marsh,
MsSyie Kern Sadie Burtoft, Rosa Bana-
rms Minnie Workman. First ward
Tonisa Roscoe. Nellie Houston, Lena
Trcl-ar I,nlu Ceeney Second ward.
W Martin Lucy Nj. Brown, Pearl Cham
her< Minnie Lowman. Indian Kun
Bnilding-Ada Wyrick, Julia Fanpei.
Blanche Howell. Ellen, White. tIitn
Ward-Anna Blanney, LIZZIE D. hoi-
royd. Eliza Lazure, Ora , n,
Retts Pfaffen bach, Anna Hayes Deisi Wv
Building-Flora Heatherington. " a%ie - ~
Gregor. Kelly Building-Martna MIA
patrick Alberta Hoffman, Myrtle Gem
epts Training Teacher-Rose Pnlllips'
German Teacher-Mrs. w. II. thompson.
ONCE Clerk and Extra Teacher-Ma!
Mrs. ". X. Naylor has leased the Gen.
trial Hotel and will have IL opened 10 Ine
public in few days. ,ss,
At the meeting Of the Scnool Doaiu
Tuesday evening superintendent JONES ~
troduced a resolution prohlolung scnoS'
teachers from attending puollc uaa ..
The matter was referred 10 couil Ilu..e,e
and will De brought up III soH' 4u'u'0
meeting. 49,
The Cjtv Council has ordered that the
Street Commissioner be limited In MS eA-
pencitures 10 500 per month, inclndihg MS
salary, which is $50 month. rus was
done because OF the fact that the levy
made for street and alley purposes VIII nos
Justify further outlay, nor VIII IL sIauu
that for each month in the year. slace tne
expenditures during the past Two monVhs
have amounted 10 over SSJO.
Prof Nelson and mis- scholars ana the y.
r. X of r. band, who were 10 give an en-
tertainment at Rock Hill school house
Tuesday evening, were caught in the wlnd
aud rain storm Just west OF the city ana
were compelled TO postpone the entertain
ment 10 some future time. Inc Top was
blown OF the band wagon and all were COM
pletey drenchet.
Mrs. Barbara LaRoche is visiting her
sisters in Pttsburg.
John Crafty is home from delaware Coi-
lege to spend his vacation.
Samuel Locke Highleyman, prominent
attorney OF ST. Louis. Mo, was IN the city
last week while on his way home from the
East. He is q son of the late squire
Highleyman, OF this city, and az the close
of the war went 10 St. Louis, whore be has
gained wealth and rank as an attorney.
The Belaire bottle works will probably
close during July.
Will Phillips aud family will leave the
first Of the week for two weeks tour OF
the Eastern cities.
Mrs. j. ID. Keyser and two children and
Miss Belle Keyser are home from visit TO
Mrs. Il. 8 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mel
lott, near Bethany.
There is some complaint because the
salaries of some Of the school teachers were
not increased for the ensuing year. Some
of the Bel!aire teachers claim that they
never were paid the regulation wages.
Hurry up the seats for the park.
Plymouth Council No. l2, o. U. A. M,
at their meeting Wednesday night elected
the following officers: Councillor. j. h.
Blair: Vice Councillor, II. >. McGregor;
Recording Secretary, i. Dean: Financial
Secretary, Joseph ). Crow; Treasurer,
w. A. Schramm; Inductory, II. 3. Sewers;
Examiner, j. Il. Wagner; Inside Pro
tector. Thomas Woodruff; Outside Pro
tector. James Dean; Trustee, j. II. Muir
raw. These officers will be installed next
Wednesday evening.
The Populists OF the First ward, have
organized clue.
the Belaire stove foundry is on in full
and trade is good.
The new machine shop at the Bellaire
nail works Is almost completed.
Ohio Valley Council, No. 81, Jr. .. u.
A. M, has elected the following officers:
Past Councillor, John Thurn; Councillor,
Albert Malone; Assistant Recording Sec
rotary, DR.. William Piper, Jr.: Conductor,
William Woods; Warden, Milroy Girls
well; Inside Sentinel, Samuel Oolinger;
Outside Sentinel. George Rtcheson; Trus-
tees, John Thurn, Andrew Gilmore, Eman-
uel Bauer
The b., Il. G. engine that went through
the trestle near Woodsheld, in which the
engineer aud fireman were killed, is now
in the shops undergoing repairs
G.. NJ. Wyrick has moved into the prop
erty which he recently purchased from the
McMasters estate.
The Pittsburg Coal Company are making
rapid progress in filling up their 50 5scrlp'
ton for stock for the cooperative works,
and the charter will be here in few days.
The Epworth League, OF the South Bell
are NJ. h. Church, gave an entertainment
at the church on Tuesday evening, which
was witnessed by d large audience.
Mrs. ID. A. Colbert and son, Willie, are
visiting friends at Gallipolls, o., and
Charleston, w. Va.
Mrs. George Costello and daughter, OF
Cameron, o., who have been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Joseph Boswell, Of this
city, have returned home, accompanied by
Mrs. Boswell.
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Findlay.
The work Of paving Belmont street will
be commenced as soon as the curbing now
on the ground has been dressed and set.
This will give employment to number OF
our idle workmen.
Rev. ID. w Chandler was at Martins
Ferry Wednesday attending the wedding
of Shedrick UtOn and Miss Lena Merton,
Of Yorkville. The ceremony was per.
formed in the parlors OF the Bayless
House.
Darby O'Tooe has commenced work on
the foundation Of Thomas Cochran's new
house on CelmOnt street. Jones a. McGraw
will do the carpenter work.
The Barnard brick yards are now turn
ing out about 20 900 bricks a day.
The County Commissioners have decided
10 finish the pixies in this township. aud
are now advertising for bids for macada-
MIXING that part part Of the Bellalre and
McMahon's creek pike, known as Hamil-
ton street. ia Beilsire.
Messrs Thomas II. Smith OF the Ger
man Insurance Company, OF Freeport. H..
and A. w. Neff, OF the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, OF Suffolk,
Va, were here this week adjusting the loss
caused by the burning Of He'll Bros
| slaughter and ice houses ia the First ward
! last Sunday morning On Friday the rep
| reSentatlveS OF the insurance companies
decided To allow The Heis 1890 insurance
| on the burned buildings. We understand
that this adjustment is very unsatisfactory
20 the He'll Boys. who claim the loss on the
! buildings and contents is fully g. 500.
There was an alarm Of fire about 4
o'clock yesterday morning, caused by a
slight blaze in the laundry Of the Windsor
Hotel The department responded prompt.
! IL and the fire was soon extinguished. The
damage is very slight.
Master Charlie Hill, Of Evansville. Is
visiting his uncle, Miller Booth, OF this
/ city.
Misses Maud and Irene Terrell, Of ST.
! Clsirsyille, are visiting friends in the city.