Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11
BELLAIKE


George J. Remsberg, Of Atchison, Kan,
viii deliver free lecture tomorrow eve
ming at City Hall on the subject Liberal
ism"
The annual sermon to the colored lodge
Of Odd Fellows will be preached to-day at
the Second NJ. E. Church by Revs Coleman
and Green. Visitors from Wheeling and
Martins Ferry are expected.
The two vags who were arrested Tor
building a fire in a B., 4. q q. box car,
were assessed a fine Of $40 and costs each,
and in default Of payment were yesterday
taken TO the county Jail.
The Pultney township school Doaro met
in regular session IN this city yesterday ana
paid salaries to teachers.
The Elite Club will dance at their club
rooms on Friday night, The Elite is a new
organization, succeeding the Souvenirs
a pleasaut social was held at the resi-
dence Of David King, in the First ward,
Tuesday night, on the occasion OF the fOtn
anniversary of his birthday. Refreshments
were served.
The Progress Club have out invitations
for a dance at their club rooms on Thurs-
day night Killmeyer, OF Wneellng' VIII
play. "a
Men visited Wanets Tribe, at Martins
Ferry, last evening.
The new colored band organization will
hold q festival in City Hall on Thursday
and Friday evenings.
Mrs. Ella McHenry and children are
visiting relatives at Jacobs0urg.
Rev. L. w. Barr and family will move TO
Fairmont, w. v, this week.
II. 4. Day is at Canton, ILL.,, on ousl-
ness trip. -.
J. NJ. King, who has been laid up with
60.
walk about.
Mrs. E. c. Morris will take charge Of the
Windsor Hotel tomorrow.
r. /. Hopkins has been placed on the
Republican ticket for Assessor, In place OF
George McMillen, resigned.
Henry Heir has been chosen as the DEM
ocratic candidate for the uneXpired term IN
City Council occasiOned by the resignation
of John II. Campbell.
The Merchants Running Team will hold
q meeting at City Hall Tuesday night, for
the purpose of electing officers for the en-
Friday night thieves carried from
Elikau's slaughter house, IN the Second
ward, half Of freshly dressed beef. Part
of the meat was found yesterday morning
on the commons near the gas house. The
thieves had cut OF and taken the best part
OF the hind quarter.
Rev. BOYD, the new pastor OF the u. Z.
Church, has moved his family here from
Greensourg, Pa, and will occupy the
Greenhouse property in the Fourth ward.
A number of Royal Arch Masons OF this
city will visit the lodge at Bridgeport TO-
morrow night
The projectors of the movement TO re-eS-
tablish the Bellaire window glass WORKS
are doing well in the work, New sub
scriptions are being received each day, and
the amount needed will soon be IN hand.
Messrs. Hubbards and Inskeep are TO be
congratulated on the success they have met
with despite the financial depression.
Those in charge Of the project IS estao-
fish a tank bottle factory on the Rodeier
farm. south OF the city, report that they
are meeting with much encouragement and
have good prospects of success. These
projects, if successful, mean very great
deal TO Be,laire, and should be encouraged.
The funeral of Thomas ROsser took place
yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence in the third ward. Services we're
conducted by his old pastor, Rev. VIM.
Castor, Of Cleveland. The funeral was
largely attended
A number OF probationers will be Dap-
TIED after the morning sermon at the First
NJ. E. Church to-day.
The Columbian Club will give select
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block tomorrow night. Killmeyer, Of
Wheeling will furnish the music.
The revival meeting which has been in
progress at the First NJ +. Church during
the past four weeks, will close this even
ing. So far there have been As CONVEX
sions, and Il accessions to the church
The revival meeting in progress at the
Christian Church IS growing in interest.
! The vocal music is feature Of the SER
vices
John Davis. the contractor, who has been
on the sick list for some time, is able to
| go about again
A large number of country people were
| in the city yesterday.
Miss Eva Fitzpatrick has returned from
! a visit TO relatives at Homestead, Pa.
Mrs Charles Wsrnock, of Homestead,
Pa, formerly of this city, is quite serious
ly ill.,
Hon. w. E. Boden, of Cambridge, Ma
tional Bank Examiner for Southeastern
Ohio. was in the city yesterday on official
| business.