Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07
BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs. Frank Mayberry and Mrs. w. H.
Slower have returned to Tiffin, after a
pleasant visit with friends here.
Mr.. Charles Trueman has resigned mis-
position as shipping clerkat the Atna-
Standard mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Scott are home
from their wedding tour and will reside on
Bennett street.
The usual morning and evening services
at the Presbyterian Church by the pastor,
Rev. ]. NJ. Stephens. Communion service
will De observed thissmorning.
The X. of P.'s are arranging for re-
union. A social feature TO be held IN their
lodge room next Thursday evening, which
will embrace music and speaKlng-eyery-
thing that will oe entertaining for their
guests.
Several of the Third ward teachers of
Martins Ferry, visited our schools Friday.
The marriage OF Miss Martha Hutchln-
son, a former teacher in our schools, TO
Mr.. Dickinson, of Broken Bow, Nebraska,
took place Wednesday at noon, at the
brides home near Bellaire
Water rents are due October LIST. Dis
count of 10 per cent. will be allowed If paid
before the 10th. w. II. BOWMAN,
Secretary.
DR.. Heinlein is remodeling the room over
the Chinese laundry in the Heinlein olock,
which will be used as his Office. The I'M
provement will be very noticeable and
make one Of the attractive Office rooms in
the city.
The reception given by Mrs. Stergon and
sister Miss Amerine, on Thursday, was
very pleasant affair. The house was beau
tifully decorated with flowers, and was the
cause of admiration. Mrs. John Amerlne'
mother of the ladies, assisted in receiving.
while Mrs. Frank and Fred Amerine pre-
sided over the dining room in a graceful
manner.
Euerlie South has returaed from bust
ness trip in the interest of South Bros.
Miss Lulu Kaufman leaves In few days
for Newport. KY, TO spend the winter win
her grandparents.
Miss Thatcher is spending Sunday with
her parents at Steubenville.
Walter Taylor has resumed his duties
at the Pennsylvania freight office.
This is Rallying Day at the Presoyter-
ian Sunday school. All old scholars or
former attendants Of the school, with any
new ones, will be welcomed.
CNiss Bell Kinney, OF Belmont, was the
guest of her sister, Miss Georgia, yester-
day.
MIR. Thomas Sargent, who was badly
shaken up in the c., L. & w. T. K. wreck
last week, will not be able to resume his
duties for several weeks.
Miss Jennie Neil, Of the Island, has
been the guest of Mrs. Seymore Dunlevey
for several DAYS.
The delegates from the Grand Lodge
convention of Good Templars, which met
in Columbus, gave an interesting report at
the Good Templars' meeting Friday night.
The lodge here is making arrangements TO
have silver medal contest in the near
future.
Regular church service this morning and
evening at the First M. e. Church. Rev.
Q. b. Henthorne commences his fifth year
with his congregation to-day.
The Council is getting the streets IN
shape again where the sewer pipes have
been laid.
Services as usual at st. Anthonys
Church, by the Rector, Rev. Joseph Weig-
and.
Carrie. little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith, of West End, is very i'll.
Miss Clara Sharp is on the sick list.
An infant daughter Of Mrs. VIM. Teas
dale was buried yesterday at p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lafferty are home from
a visit with relatives at New Athens.
The funeral Of John Steiner, who injured
at the Wheeling creek mines Thursday,
will take place to-day TIP. N. Interment
at Liuwood.