Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
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Mr.. and Mrs. David WAGNER entertained
quite nice little party Of twelve couples
OF young folks from Bellaire Tuesday even
ing at their home. The young folks mad
an enjoyable time, as everyone las that
partakes OF their hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Bristor, OF Massll-
lon, were the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs A. L.
Bowie during the week
Harry futile, Of Kent, o.. has been the
guest OF relatives at West Wheeling for
several days.
On Wednesday Misses Georgia and Lena
Dent will enter Mt. dc Chantal for the
school year.
F.. C. Robinson and wife are among the
number that will be the guests of relatives
in Pittsburg this week during the u. A. Il.
encampment.
The Chautauqua Circle will hold meet
ing Tuesday evening at the home OF MISS
Matte Smith. All wishing 10 enter the
circle this year should be present The
course for the year is very interesting
one. Special attention will be given TO
English history.
Miss Hannah Smith, of Cambridge, o.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Sargent.
Miss Carroll, who has been spending her
vacation with relatives at Plainfield, Ohio,
has returned and will resume her class IN
music.
Will ]. Dubois, who has been with the
firm of Scott & McGraw for several years,
leaves Thursday for New Concord, Ohio,
where he will enter MuskiDgum College
for four years course.
Dr. Willard Hinerman, of Worthington,
w. Va, is visiting his brother, Walter
Hinerman, of kirkwood.
The "Y'sn will receive next Thursday
fha ~
way. They have prepared very interest
ing programme Of music for the occasion,
which will be appreciated by their friends.
Miss Emaline Howard, OF F'airpoint, is
visiting Mrs. Charles Coss.
John Topping's horse took the first pre-
MUM for the finest driving horse for ordi-
nary use, and B. NJ. CaldwelPs the second.
The premiums amounted TO fifty dollars,
which the gentlemen gave to their stable
man, John Tolliver.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pauy offered prizes TO their agents for bus
mess written and placed in the ordinary
branch during the month of June. Their
agent, ]. NJ. McFedries, Of this place, cap
tured the prize He stood sixth out Of
eleven hundred competitors. This makes
the third prize Mr.. McFedries has taken,
and he hau 10 compete with agents IN large
cities.
The sewerage line Is finished west out
the National pike as far as the corporation
line.
The opening OF the Opera House Thurs
day evening was perfect success. The
house was crowded, which shows our peo-
pie have the desire to attend a tirst-class
entertainment, and have been waiting for
the place. We predict successful future
for its management.
At ST. Anthony's Church, to-day, a.
m, mass and first holy communion of Peter
Gillooly aud Rosa Hess, Of the Deaf Mute
Institute, Columbus, o., Ten q. m, high
mass and sermon; 3 p. m, vespers aud
benedlction, followed by catecheticsl in
struction. After that meeting for the ST.
Aloysins and st. Rose Sodslities. Rector,
Rev. Jos. A. Weigand.
At First NJ. E. Church. Morning SER
mon: "The New Birth" by pastor. In
the evening Rev. Henthorne will exchange
pulpits with Rev. Stevens, of West End.
Services morning ana evening, by pas
tor, Rev. Stephens, at the First Presbyte-
rian Church, Kirkwood.