Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11
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Rev. Rogers, formerly pastor OF the
First NJ. E. church here, now OF Toronto,
o., will occupy the pulpit attne hlrKwooo
church thing morning.
The Good Templars will go to Bellaire
Tuesday evening to attend the entertain
ment and spelling contest given oy the BEL
laire lodge.
Mis- Lewis Steenrod of Mt. de Chantal,
was visiting her mother. Mrs. Dunleyy,
Friday afternoon.
Rev. Worthington, who has been assist
ing IN q revival meeting in Quaker CIV,
Ohio, was stricken with paralysis lew
days ago
There will be a meeting of the Official
board in the First NJ. E. church Monday
The !. o. G. T. will give another spell
ing contest in their hall next Friday even
ing.
The c. l.. s. w. railroad are filing in
around their passenger station with GIN
ders and Stag.
The Austrian miner who was hurt by
falling stone at the Wheeling Creek mines
about two weeks ago, is still sunerlng
severely. Ii became necessary 10 ampu-
tate his foot, the operation being performed
by DR.. Wagner q few DAYS ago. The man
cannot speak English and has no relatives
in this country. He is taken care OF at the
Hill House, the coal company paying MS
expenses.
The statement in the Bridgeport lite ms
Of Fridays REGISTER saying that hees
Mcdonald was in jail for stealing watch,
is not true, and the party who so informed
the reporter might get himself into trouble.
DR.. T.. ". Heinlein has moved his ONCE
furniture back from Salineville, ..
Riverside Lodge, l. .. G.. T., installed
the following officers at their regular
meeting Friday night: j. b. Loe, Chief
Templar; Kate Wigginton, Vice Tempiar;
Ella Grimm, Secretary; G. B. Loe, Treas
urer; Samuel Turner, Financial Secre-
tary: Minnie Wigginton, Chaplain: Lucy
Winesburg, Marshall; ID. l.. Grimm,
Guard Lille Schaffer, Sentinel.
VIM f. Eoerle is candidate TOT City
Clerk before the Republican primaries. =
The long ooked for mock trial came on
Thursday NIGHT at the City Hall, the case
being that OF judy Gray vs.. Wm. Baker,
Judy having charged Baker with damag-
ing his character by charging MIN with
horse stealing VIM. Dixon, OF Martins
Ferry, acted as Judge, Frank Davis and
VIM. Woods were attorneys for the prose
cution, and George Cook and Charles
Howells for the defense. The jury
rendered a verdict in favor OF the
plaintiff, giving him Sl3 damages. The
proceeds were about Sl6 and TO so 70 the
relief fund.
An old bay horse fell in the harness on
Bridge street Friday afternoon. Quite
crowd was attracted and finally he was
lifted up aud almost pushed on his journey.
The Christian Endeavor reception az the
home of Miss Stella SpanRenburR, Friday
evening, was quite success. There were
sixty-four people present and they were
splendldly entertained.
&c. Patterson, OF Boston, Mass, was
calling on friends Thursday.
The choir of the Presbyterian church are
having an electric motor put in 10 pump
the organ. The power will be furnished by
the Bellaire Manufacturing and Bridge
port Street Railroad Company.
Miss Belle Kinney, Of Belmont, has been
at the bedside of her sister, Miss Georgia,
who has been quite III the past week.
Mrs. c. VI. Fisher entertained the Home
Missionary Society very pleasantly Thurs
day evening.
Prof. Duncan, ]. NJ. Martin, M. M.
Smith, Misses Franzell Wright and
Thatcher attended the institute yester-
day
Miss Kate Clayland is on the sick list.
Mrs. Tom Duncan has been the guest or
Mrs. George Duncan the past week.
Mrs. Seymore Dunlevey gave an elabor-
ate family dinner party Friday evening.
MIR. B. NJ. Caldwell and w. L. Graham
are west on q pleasure trip.
u. w. Reid, our enterprising nursery
man, is sending out some heavy mails
Miss Nan Morrow has returned TO New
Athens after visit with her sister, Mrs.
J. II. Lafferty.
Helene, little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Clark, OF Brookside, is quite i'll.
Morning and evening services as usual
at the Presbyterian Church by the pastor,
Rev. Stephens. Morning topic, "The Man
Christ jesus
The Christian Endeavor Society held a
very pleasant social and business meeting
Friday evening at the home OF Miss Stella
Fiashner with a full attendance.
Arrangements have been made with A.
S. Clark, of Elyria, o., TO exhibit bis illum.
mated photographs Of the Worlds Fair at
the Presbyterian Church, Friday evening,
February Is. IL Is for the benefit OF one OF
the church organizations.
WEST END NOTES.
Ather Kidney is confined to his room
with iaundice
The first series OF revival meetings will
begin TO night.
Inc EpWoctn League gave reception
at the home Of VIM. Dickinson Wednesday
evening. Vocal and instrumental music
were enjoyed by all and refreshments were
served at the proper hour. Miss Emma
Stevens organ solos were very fne.
VIM McAninch is out after an attack OF
grip.
David Moore was elected Grand Master
of Records for Washington Castle No. 5,
X. Of O.. f., at their last meeting.
John Moore is recovering from severe
attack Of toothache