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

The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
| Society will hold a business meeting wed
nesday evening, April IL.
Henry B. Miller and family, who have
been located at Fairview, Ind, for the past
two years, have returned 10 this city and
will reside in the First ward.
John Kilgore. the old soldier, is IN from
the Sandusky Soldiers Home on visit 10
his relatives in thu city He is looking
well and appears rather spry for man OF
SO years.
The masquerade ball at Eberle hall on
Thursday evening was largely attended
very much enjoyed by all present.
James Clarity, the alert and hustling
manager Of Blum Bros store, has returned
from business trip to Sistersyllle.
\ number of the members Of the Good
Templars lodge of Bellaire will assist in an
entertainment to be given IN Wheeling,
Thursday evening, April u, by Nail City
lodge.
The revival meetings which have been in
progress at the Disciples church the past
week will close this evening. These serv-
ices have been remarkably successful, and
more than one hundred new members have
united with the church. Rev. White, the
pastor, is a speaker of marked ability and
earnestness and his sermons carry cOnvic-
ton to his hearers He is popular with his
congregation.
Mr.. Charles Terry has returned to his
home in Massillon after few days visit
TO his mother here.
William Ernst has painful eve, the re-
suit OF getting lime in IL while plastering.
He is being treated by Wheeling spe-
cialist
Henry Meek and r. c. Russell, old SOL
diers from the Home at Sandusky, are WIS.,
iting friends in this city.
Miss Ernie Morris, an excellent young
lady OF Muucie, Ind, IS visiting relatives
in this city.
The remains of S. B. Cremer, who died
al Mentone, Ind, Wednesday, were in
TERED at Jacobsburg yesterday morning.
Mrs. William Clark, an aged lady OF the
Third ward, IS recovering from protract-
ed illness.
Mrs. NJ. Romick, of Fostoria, IS the
guest Of friends in this city.
Miss Amanda Norman, Of SteUbenville,
is visiting Mrs. Mrs. Bennett, Of the Fifth
ward
The Daughters Of Liberty held their
first meeting in the new Patriotic hall last
might. and report large and interesting
Injecting.
Major MCGOWAN reports 1855 fees
turned into the city treasury during his
term of office
The Young Peoples Association Of the
l. =. Church, gave an elegant reception
and welcome Thursday evening, in honor
OF the new pastor, Rev. BOYD. The re-
ceptiOn was held at the residence OF Mayor
elect Dubois, and was largely attended by
mem Oers and the ministers of the different
churches. Happy speeches, excellent
music and refreshments mark the occasion
as very felicitous one.
l., I11f r,las 1l
the audiences at the Disciples Church dur
ing the prOtracted revival now about TO
close, with her sweet singing.
a great mum Der of the Masonic brethren
attended the funeral of Captain Garrett
yesterday afternoon.
n. X. Buchanan, u prominent stockhold-
er OF the county, was in the city yesterday.
The dance ana social given by the colored
folks AT City Hall Wednesday evening for
the benefit Of the q. L. Cornet band was
not financial success.
W. c. Burguudthal and family are spend
ing Sunday at Powhatau.
Miss Allie Mellott entertained the Chau-
tauuua Circle Thursday evening
The Rosewood Clue gave delightful
dance at Eberle's hall Miss Node KEN
ana Fred Casting, OF Wheeling, drew
prizes.
The postofice is being thoroughly reno
waited, and some noticeable changes Of de-
partments have been made. The money
order aud registry department has been
made separate and the room costly carpeted.
There will be q special meeting of Local
Union No. 81 of Glasswor6ers this after
noon at > o'clock.
The Progressive Club are making extern
sive arrangements for their hop at Schmul-
bach Hall on the 10Th. hilimeyer will
play.