Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-01
BENWOoD.

BENMODD.
Benwood Lodge, No. 3. A. o. q. W.,
will give a social entertainment next
/ Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows
Hall, this place. The programme fol-
/ lows: Ode, by the Lodge; Prayer, Rev.
/ ID. A. Denton; Address, w. o. MeClus-
| KEY; Solo, Miss Anna Policy; Recita-
ulon, Miss MOllie Stewart; Address,
Captain B. B. Dovener; Recitation, DR..
/ L. Eskey: Solo, Miss Maggie Byrnes;
| Address, G.. W. Atkinson; Recitation,
Miss Louie Lander; Solo, Arthur
/ Geraghty; Address, Frank Cruise; Ben
! sdiction, Rev. Denton, and Ode, by the
Lodge.
This afternoon room No. 3, taught oY
| Miss Josephine Lander, OF the public
I schools. will have an entertainment at
the school room. All parents and
/ friends of the scholars are invited, as
an interesting programme OF speeches,
| songs, essays, etc, is prepared, aud the
principal is eager that all who can at
| tend, TO note the progress Of the pupils.
/ This entertainment is the opening one
OF the graduatingPseries.
A number OF young men are talking
I OF organizing a drum corps 10 accom-
/ pany the O.. a. K. people 20 PIttsburg
| 20 the annual national encampment
next September. Tnoy have the play
erS and the instruments, and all they
/ need now is the organization. At pres
/ ent Benwood has nOreguIarly organized
I band or drum corps.
Young ladies Of this place bad charge
| OF the festival and auction block, last
night, under the auspices OF the ID. h.
Church at McMeCheu. Elegant re-
| f-ssnmsnts were served by King, OF
/ Wheeling, aud the evening was delight
| fully spent A fair crowd attended.
Tomorrow night at the NJ. E. Church
an interesting event is promised. The
ladies and society will give an Ola
! Ladies' entertainment. Sterloptican
views will be exhibited and an inter
esting programme is prepared.
Arlie Marshall, charged with jump
ing his board bin here, is still in the
Lookup. he lives at LittletOn, and MS
brother is expected 10 10 get him out,
else ne will be taken to MouDdSville
jail soon.
This afternoon at two o'clock the re-
mains of Mrs. y. Hopkins, late Of upper
town, will be buried. This is the lady
who died so very suddenly, and who 1t
was thought was IN trace.
Isaac Johnson is building a model Of
the Barger-Eskey patent for the eleva-
ton of hose during u fire. The invent
ors are well known BsnwOud citizens.
Carpenters completed work yesterday
on the house Of Tim Dolan, near the
Wheeling steel works, which was dam
aged twice by fire kindled by incen-
diaries.
Miss Lucy Burns, of Steubenville,
who has been visiting here, will return
home next Monday. She mas made
many friends while here.
William Hardy is having a long
paling fence built on McMechen street.
Contractor Charles I. Gotf is doing the
work.
Dr. T. II. Meighen and wife are Wis
ting at Glovsr's Gap. The doctor is
there partially on professional business.
No matter how bad the weather is,
the Yellow Gang has ball game every
day in the South Fad grounds.
Tonight the Daughters Ct Rebecca
will hold an interesting meeting. There
will be four limitations.
Dr.. Walter Mcmillan has taken down
his sign. and will locate in GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, before long.
A number Of young men from here at
tended the picnic at Mozart Park last
Wednesday.
Miss Linuie Riddle, daughter Of the
Squire, is home from visit 10 Glen
dale.
Mrs. VIM. Curran and Thomas Nc
Carly and wife are visiting at GlOver's
Gap.
Repairs are being made at the rear Of
the store Of Maud w. Deegan.
John Hasklns is at Burton visiting
his parents.
VIM. Rude is visiting at Litteton,
his home.
The N. E. parsonage is being plas-
tered.
Lohman SalterbiIed is at Fairmont.
Mrs. Joseph Ward is III.