Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-14
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pastor of the A. M. x. Church, was away
from home at choir practice, on Thursday
evening the following brothers and sisters
made a descent into her kitchen and lett
the table loaded with good things, such as
sacks Of -four, baskets OF fruit, and every
thing else that heart could wish, A. Nc
Pherson. John Davis, Mary Davis, John
Taylor, Mrs Maggie Johnson, Mrs. Sarah
Dade, :. j. Preston, Mrs. Winnie Buck
ney, Mrs. Anna Cook, Miss Berue Nc
Pherson, Miss Allie Bailey, Mrs. Mary h.
Moore, Miss Ida Allen, Mr.. Henry Harris,
Edna Preston, Dora Levers, Mrs. Sue
Furman, Mrs. Lucy Levers, Tom Meyers,
Mary Harris and Miss lilly Polk, OF
Bridgeport .. TO say Mrs. Co.man was
surprised is not strange, but she entertain
ed her unexpected guests quite royalty.
Charlie Fitch and his wife returned
from their wedding tour yesterday, and
will settle down TO quiet married life
It's currently reported that about twen-
ty-three miles below this city gas well
has been struck that yields millions OF feet
of gas.
On Friday night about twenty couple OF
young folks invaded Progress Hail, and
having their own music danced till mid
night, having a spleniId tima n
by the Progress Club, was quite a swell
affair, there being forty-hve couple pres
ent VINO enjoyed dancing to hillmeyr's mu-
sic, till a. M.
On the fourth Thursday night Of October
an entertainment will be given by the
Working Society of the First M. n.
church, which will consist of recltatiOns by
noted elocutionist. interspersed with vo-
cal music by male quartetle, also lnstru-
mental music by the Ariel Mandolin CluO'
ILL.,. Il .
This entertainment will be followed TWO
weeks later by q lecture delivered by Kew.
DR.. A. b. Riker, Of the Fourth-street NJ.
Il. church, Wheeling,
Scarlet fever seems 10 be quite preVa-
lent in different localities. There are three
cases in one square on Guernsey street,
two in VIM. Fryman'S family aud Atlle
Guy Stricklin.
The health officers found family with
two cases, well defined, of scarlet fever
and one child attending school. The child
was stopped at once
Last Sunday there was mistake maze
in shipping the ROOSTER and we were
short over fifty copies, so some OF our Gus
toners were missed. This will be remeded
today and everybody and his friends may
have REGISTER. II your carrier boy has
none call on y. Porterheld at his oyster
depot aud you'll get one.
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friends Of the paper send their locals 10 A.
Porterdeld, at his place OF business on
Guernsey street, and they Will receive
prompt attention and the sender courteous
treatment. Papers delivered promptly to
all parts OF the city at 10 cents per week,
or is cents including Sunday edition.
There was dance in Eberles Hall on
Thursday night last,gIven by the EquaIlty
Club.
Sol White, the colored ball player who
played last season with New OK CLUB,
is home for the season.
The Bellaire Electric Light Company
has contracted with the Bellaire Bridge and
Boiler Company for new iron stack 10 De
commenced Immediately.
An inspection party consisting OF Cen
eral Superintendent Charles Watts, Su-
periuteudent L. I. Loree, Engineers Main
ienance OF Way w. II. Scriven, and Tram
Master Ohliger came in over the Z. and +.
Wednesday The same party made an In.
spection of the y. o. V. Il Z. railway.
Engineer George Boyle, Of the c. and p,
has returned TO duty after several days
sickness.
The high wind yesterday afternoon blew
down the east wall Of the old Lantern
Globe works. making the other walls IN
safe.
Miss Maggie Boneysteel will entertain
her Young friends at her home in the First
ward tomorrow night.
The Bellaire members Of the Musical
Mutual Protective Unionh received notice
Yesterday OF a meeting to-day IN McClain S
nall at Wheeling at which time the noml-
nation of officers for the ensuing year Will
take place
The Young MEMS Democratic Club OF
Bellaire will meet on Tuesday evening
next, when full attendance is desired. as
business Of Importance will be discussed.
The Equality CLUB will give dance
next Thursday night IN Eoerle's hall.
Sam Strckline is home from a week s
visit 10 friends in Cambridge.
Peter Nolan, who has been out OF town
some time working, is in town again.
Walla Campbell. the Fire Chief" is
going TO Moundsville to-day.
Henry Busche, the agent for Holloway
Chemical Engine Company, Will leave for
Columbus Tuesday.
THE Professors Mishaps," with Hack
, ett's band, showed 10 fair house al the
Elysian last night.
Rev. o. W. Holmes will preach in the
First NJ. NJ. Church in the morning at
Ii 80 and in the evening at $50; other SER
vices the same as usual. At the Christian
there will be preaching at HOO IN the
morning and 80 in the evening; COM
munion services in the afternoon. First
Presbyterian, regular services, morning
and evening, conducted BY Rev. Castor.
d. D., formerly psstoe Of this church /;
Sabbath school, e:45; all are cordially in
vited 10 attend these services. Preaching
at the Z. p. Church to-day BY the pastor,
Rev. Il. s. Boyd, az IL a. N. and 80 D. N. ::
Sabbath school at 9;45 a. m; young peo--
pies meeting at 6 80 p m; ali are Invited
10 attend, seats free. Rev. Boyd Will ad-
dress the Young Mems Christian Associa-
! ton at Martins Ferry this afternoon az 4
o'clock; subject, THE Word Of the Lord
is Tried.n
Protestant Episcopal Church Sunday