Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
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meet on Tuesday evening. Officers are 20
DC elected and every member Of the club
should be present.
An Uncle TOMS Cabin company Is billed
70 appear at the Elysian Tuesday evening.
Peto Jackson ana Joe Choynski will give
an exhibition OF sparring before the per-
torrance commences.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Buckeye Savings and Loan Com
pany was held last evening.
Inc Bellalre steel plant viii resume op-
eratlons tomorrow morning The plant
mas been idle since Christmas. Our peO-
pie earnestly hope that orders may come
IN iast enough to keep tho WORKS steadily
IN operation, as 10 is the largest industrial
establishment in the city.
Tho Bellaire bottle factory resumed on
wednesday and is having fair trade
hodefer Bros flint glass factory will re-
sumo work tomorrow. The factory has
been idle since Christmas. and tho en-
pioyes are anxious TO get az work again.
Earl Cooper, travelling salesman for the
scotch Preserving Company, ia able 10 DO
about again, after several weeks illness
Inc Every Other Week Clue. held an
interesting meeting AZ tho home Of Miss
Ada Neyrlck on Thursday evening.
Inc pail given by the Souvenir Club on
Monday evening, was one or tho best the
cluo has given this season. There was a
large crowd IN attendance.
The Gravel Hill Reading and Literary
Clu0 will meet next Thursday evening at
the nome OF Mrs. j. w. CoODer
The Mercantile Club have sent out invi-
tations for select hop 70 be given at their
hail on the nth INST The ciDb ia uotnd
Tor the excellence OF its entertainments.
The supper given on Thursday evening
by Duquesne Hook and Ladder Company
was indeed acrcdtabie affair The Hooks
are splendid entertainers rs well as ell
cicnt tremen.
The Misses Carrie and Gail Myers. OF
IIe Elitn ward VISITING fYinutIz in 40
country.
Miss Ada Clegg Of Moundsville. is the
guest OF the family OF her brother, Thomas
Clcgg, OF the First ward
Mrs. Jessie Dougherty, OF SteubanviUe.
lsNlSiting the family OF Capt. j. II. Lane
of North Guernsey street
MISS Anna Warnock, of Warnock, has
Dccn The guest Of her cousin, Miss Tura
dickens, OF Guernsey street, the past few
days
Miss Rose Phillips entertained number
Oh friends at her home in the Fifth ward
Thursday evening.
Miss Maggie, daughter OF p. Y. King. OF
Muncie, Ind. was married TO DR. Wallace
OF Allegheny. Pa, on Thursday last The
orlde WAS resident of Bcllaire until a few
years ago, ana her many friends will be
pleased to learn OF her good fortune.
George Carl and Waiter Hook have re
turned from Mt. Hope, w. Va. where they
speut the holidays.
'AH '1gANt Asl4D VIII NGnQ Out invita-
tons Tor select dance 10 oe given in
!-oerlo Han on Tuesday evening the 10th
inst.
George Nagle aud wife, OF Pt,s5urg.
nave been tue guests OF Horny Nagle's
iHLiiIy ~, OF the tiith ward, the past week.
Miss Ollie Wilies, Of Moundsville.
visited relatives in the city a few days the
past week
The Bessie Hoee Mission Band held n
meeting nj the nome OF Mrs. u. W. Chsnd-
Ter, Friday evening.
Meyer Her2Ocry is Mt McConnellsviue.
looking after his branch store
b..laire Lodge. f. * 4. NJ, cre now
Occtpying their new quarters in tie \Vass
man block, the finest lodge room in
Eastern Ohio.
John Off, the tailor, continues seriously
One plain drunk was registered at the
Mayors Court Yesterday stranger who
was found asleep in Il hallway
county Treasurer rank Archer left
Yesterday Tor Columbus 20 attend the In
auEuratiOn Of Governor Mckinley
Homer Williams, Of Ere, port, O., was
IN tue city yesterday.
The friends OF Fred Rodcwig, ST., are
booming him for the nom nation for
MAYOR, and ne may prove a formidable
candidate.
city, has Ceeu rendered the Office OF Deputy
Revenue Collector Tor this district a posi-
ton which pays 81, 100 salary, $500 for cx-
penses. and 900 Tor Office rent. MIR Never
was a cand date for postmaster of this CITY
and was not an applicant for the oliector-
ship. bir Meyer has not definitely decid-
cd, but II is quite probable that he will &C
cept the appointment Besides those from
the other counties 10 the district who were
applicants for the place. Belmont county
bad four aspirants for the onice. namely.
W. A. Schramm, OF this city; u. W Arm
strong, OF Armstrong Mills:J ". Terr.U
and y. II. McGleuu, OF Martins Ferry
Each OF these gentlemen had strong en-
dorsements for the place, and the faCt that
q man who was not ira the race has recsiv-
Ell the place VIII be big surprise 10 them
All our industrial Embellishments will be
In operation the coming weck, which win
enhven trade.
his saloon.
Rev. Henry Elliott Mott. who was
booked TO lecture here next Friday night.
has written tne Lecture Course that be
cannot tli Tic engagement, on account Of
sickness in bis family.
n, full dres, oal 90 the Windsor Hotel
on luesdsF evening, was tue leading fash
lOuaOie event of tho season. Seven c1uuics
were present from Bridgeport. Refresh
ment3 were served. kilimcyer OF Wheel
ing, furnished the music
superintendent H. ~. Jones. Of the pub
Tic schools, returned last evening from
Shreve. ONO. whore he spent his holiday
vacation. He has been unwell since he
went away.
Robert Harper OF Dayton, o., is the
guest OF MS son, George Harper Of the
Fifth ward. Mr. Harper was for many
years "a resident Of this city, and twenty
FIVE years ago vas postmaster OF Belairc
He is wei remembered Dy tho older resi-
cents OF the city.
John Davis, W. G. Cochran and Frank
Luton leit Tor Colum Gus yesterday morn