Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

the guest OF Mrs. Orr, of the Fourth ward
the past week
w. w. Lappert and wife left on Thurs
day for West Virginia. where MIR. Lsppert
house.
Councilman Rumbach is of Cd bust.
uess trip 10 Florida, and may incidentally
comes OF
James Wilson. OF Delaware, IS In the
CITY visiting friends, and will remain until
after the annual election OF the Bellaire
NAH works Company, next Saturday.
Miss Aggie Hanlon. OF GAINESVILLE, was
the guest OF Miss Allie Mellott few DAYS
the past week
AT late hour the other night Oficer
Strocel met John Hammond and Lizzie
dcmullen coming up Plum alley, carving
an arm Load OF kitchen utensils Think
ing they were carrying stolen goods, he
made inquiry and Learned that such goods
were missing from Emil Schmidt's res
taurant Mr.. Schmidt made complaint
against the two and the stolen articles we've
round on their premises. They were ar
rested yesterday. Miss McMullen pleaded
guilty. Hammond at first pleaded not
guilty, casting the blame on the woman !;
OUT afterwards he changed his mind and
entered plea ofguilty. Each was assess
eu a nne OF So and costs. Marshal John
son intended 10 take the two to the Zenes-
were paid before the departure OF the mid
night train
Bellaire Chapter conferred the Royal
Area degree on two candidates Friday
night.
Mrs. NJ. J. Robinson entertained n few
members OF Spangler Post and the Wo-
mems Relief Corps at her home in the
rourth ward. Friday evening
weil-known society young man called
on friend in Benwood, Friday night. Re-
turning to bis home in the Third ward,
yesterday morning at half.past three. he
ate two mince pies before going to bed.
Nnen your reporter saw him yesterday
ne was doubled up with the cramps aud
was with q physician.
councilman Jacob Rietz is announced as
a candidate for the Democratic nomina-
Peter Case, well-known employee at the
steel works, has entered the race for the
democratic nomination for street commits
sioner
Deputy Auditor ]. B. Ryan, OF St.
Clairsville, was in the city Friday night,
attending the Woman's Lodge meeting.
George X. Grafton, an old Bellaire
boy. who is now connected with the
Marietta Chair Company, was in the
city yesterday. Time deals gently with
George, and fortune smiles upon him.
lt is said that the Young People's
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challenge the spelling class OF tho Chris
tian church
Anthony Gallagher, ofCumberland, Md,
is In the city, the guest OF his sister, Mrs
Joseph Donovan.
II. ID. Dougherty has returned to Can
ton. Ill.
Anna. youngest daughter OF w. C..
Howard, OF the Third ward, died on Fri
DAY he remains will be taken TO Barnes
vile to-day for burial.
Quite number OF country people were
IN the city yesterday.
BristoPs horse show attracted good
houses at the Elysian Friday and Saturday
evenings and gave a good performance.
Slavery Days" is billed for the Elysian
on the 25th inst
Blind Tom" will be at the Elysian next
Tuesday evening.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Rev. Artist, of Snithfeld. will assist
Presiding Elder Coleman in conducting
communion services at the A. M. e. Church
to-day.
Regular morning and evening services at
the First NJ. r. Church.
Usual services morning and evening at
the Christian Church. The ordinance Of
baptism will be administered at close Of
evening services.
Preaching morning and evening at the
United Presbyterian Church
Regular services at the several churches
in the city.
Strangers in the city are cordially wei.
coined at either of the churches.
Rev. l.. w. Barr's resignation as pastor
or the First Presbyterian Church will talxe
elect the last OF this month.