Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
BKIDGEPORE.

The following is list of the judges and
clerks for Pease township the coming
election, November 9th: Presiding judges,
| Geo. Gifin, Louis Skidmore, Rep; VIM.
| T. FRASER. G. Leatherwood, Dem. Clerks.
| Geo. C.. Gifin, Rep; haywood Forsythe,
| Dem. First ward, A. q. Boggs, +. &.
Robinson, Rep; I. NJ. Fogle, w. V.
! CamDbsll, Dem. Clerks, Geo. Wright,
! Rep; John Kuhn, Dem. Second ward,
Burget McConRaughey, VIM f. Eberlie,
Rep. N. II. Coss, John w. Sauers, Dem.
! Clerks, James Davis, Rep; Robert Stead,
Dem. Third ward. r. +. Smith, Henry
keohnhne, Rep; l.. q. Leach, l. Con-
many, Dem.
Mrs. David Wagner gave delightful
dinner party Tuesday evening TO NUMBER
! OF her friends.
| Services as usual at the Presbyterian
! church by pastor Rev. j. M. Stephens,
morning topic THE Church and Unjust
! Criticisms" evening, Power Of Music"
West End NJ Il. church services as usual,
! by pastor Rev. w. ID. Stevens. First VI g.
! z. church, Kirkwood, morning and even
| ing. The Rev. w. II. Boole IS expected to
| preach in the morning. Evening service
| by the pastor, Rev. Z. B. Henthorne.
! Fred Neininger has put in one of Wolf,
! Sayer 81 Heller's patent retrlgerators IN
| mis- meat market. This hrm Is from Cnlca-
| 90. Ill. and furnished the blocks, counters,
racks, etc. Mr.. Nelninger expects to open
his new business room Tuesday, and 1t is
one of the handSomest and most complete
rooms in the city.
George Laid, of Pittsburg, was among
US FRIDAY, the guest OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Mckee were
| called TO Alliance yesterday, by the ser
ious illness of Mr.. Mchee's sister. Mrs
| Thomas Patton, who is dangerously III OF
| typhoid fever.
Miss Lucy Baggs leaves on Tuesday for
Columbus, and will be the gnest OF her
| friend Miss hrachoach.
Mrs. John Scott Is in Ptttsburg with her
sister, Mrs, Evans, whose children are
very i'll.
Miss Clara Wright is able to be out after
several days illness and is spending to-day
with her parents at Bethesda.
Mr.. n. Kuhn WAS in Columbus during
! the week on business.
J. X. Jolly and j. w. Fowler made a
business trip to Sistersville Thursday.
MIR. Harvey Mccormack and Mrs. Alice
! Mcclure were quietly married Thursday
evening at the Fourth Street M. II. parson-
age, Wheeling, by Rev. A. b. Rker.
Mrs. John Peck, Of East Liverpool, o..
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. George
O'Kelley.
candidate for Congress, was IN the city
Thursday.
Joseph Hutchinson, Of st. Clairsville
Junction, well known to our people, VINO
died Monday, was buriee Friday at p. IN.
from tho family residence.
Mrs. h. G.. Robinson and Miss Robinson
have issued cards for a reception next
Thursday afternoon from to o. at their
home, corner Lee and Bennett streets,
lakewood
Frank Worley has accepted position
with Smith 81 Sons.
j. 3. Clark, Harry Sells, and John Gift
fin brought in hfty-six squirrels from one
davis hunt near Freeport last Thursday.
A T. Bowie, Walter Lewis and DR., A.
!. Heinlein were made knights Templars
at ST. Clairsville Thursday night
The marriage of James Williams to Mrs.
Emma McCulla will take place Wednesday
evening at the home Of the bride on Nor
gan street.
Mrs. j. K. Jolly, who has been indisposed
for several days, is better.
Misses Margaret and Kate Clayland are
home after an extended visit with friends
in Brooklyn, New York.
Miss Woodrow, Of Ironton, Ohio, is the
guest of b. NJ. Caldwell and son Halstead
at the residence Of Mrs. William Clark.
Rev Boyle failing to arrive, services to-
day at the Kirkwood NJ E. Church will
be conducted by the pastor, Rev. G. b.
Hawthorne.
At St Anthony's Church to-day will be
sclemnized the devotion Of the forty
hours alteration. Services as follows;
First mass at a. m. high mass at 10 a.
m. and 1880 evening services. Father
George Bastle, of the Passion Fathers,
will preach the sermon.
The forty hours devotion will terminate
Monday at a. N, when high mass will be
celebrated.
The Republican election clerk in Third
ward is VIM. MaChenen.