Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-20
BELLAGRE.

The Belmont County Sunday School
Convention will be held at ST. Clairsvllle,
May - and %.
Robert Pfafenback and wife are visiting
relatives near Powhatau.
The Young Peoples Working Society OF
the First NJ. f. church, has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Pres
ident, r. e. Meyer; Vice Presidents, Mrs
ID. w. Chandler and Miss Florence New
ans; Secretary, Miss Ella Sattertield;
Treasurer, w. @. McClain.
The health officer is making his rounds.
Be prepared for him by having your prem
ises in proper sanitary condition.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford will deliver An
address at Martins Ferry on Decoration
Day before Thoburn Post G.. a. K.
George Kelar IS excavating for n new
building on the lot next 10 his store in the
Second ward.
Mrs. J. c. McCracken, OF this city, read
very interesting paper on "Forelgn MIS-
sion Work" at the WOman,s Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the ST. CIairsville Pres
bytery al Crabapple church, near New
! Athens.
Sherman Glasgow represented the
miners Of the Bellaire district al the Cleve-
/ land Convention.
Miss Julia Birdsong is very i'll.
Inc WOTA Oh uOWu O4l Sli uNSHANo
at the Steel Works 10 make room for the
new improvements has been commenced.
The Good Templars have installed the
| following officers for the ensuing quarter
Chief Templar, d. Walker; Vice Temp!ar,
| II. Oliver; Secretary, Il. &. Okey; Finan-
cial Secretary, Miss Florence Kenneny;
| Treasurer, :. G.. Grow; Chaplain, w. A.
! Neal; Marshal, Miss Sadie Frazier
| The Street Commissioner is having the
| paved streets fixed where plumbers and
others have torn them up, and putting IN
new bricks where the pavements have
been damaged.
John Muhlemau. Of this city, indicted for
grand larceny, was sent 10 the Boys lu-
dustrial School at Lancaster.
Miss Emma Miller, Of the Fifth ward, Is
recovering from q severe sick spell.
The Working Society OF the First NJ. Z.
Church will hold an Experience Society"
at the church next TUESDAY evening.
Mrs. Emma Foreman, OF Steubenville,
has returned home after visit with her
sister, Mrs. Anna Barrett, OF the Fifth
ward.
John Gallagher, who has been on his
farm in Kansas for several mouths, has re-
turned TO this city.
Anthony Murphy, formerly OF this city.
now OF McMechen, is reported dangerous
ly with typhoid fever.
The b. IL o. company Will carry all
household goods 10 be used at Epworth
Park this season at half freight rates.
A. Porterheld, w d. Jones and Jacob
Murray are home from Mansfield, where
they attended the State Council OF the T..
A NJ.
Constable Fred Hazel conHscated a Seine
that had been fixed up for business down
at Wegee. lie is looking after yiolators OF
the fish and game laws quite actively these
days.
One Of the twin sons OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Blum died at their residence In the
Fourth ward Friday evening. The funer-
al will take place this morning al nine
o'clock. Interment at Wheeling.
The assessors returns for this year
show a loss N the Fourth ward OF tl5,o95;
in the Third 1000. Other wards show
falling off, but not quite so heavy.
The Hobo Fishing Club has elected tho
following officers: President, Herman
Goethe: Corresponding Secretary, VIM.
Carpenter: Treasurer, Peter Simmons,
Line LOCKER, Jesse Potts; Director, q. T..
Harper. Visitors kindly received.
The new jury commission will meet TO-
morrow 10 select the jury 70 serve during
the year
tives at Bethel.
Thomas Brady will apply for patent on
a blown lamp stand. he has been WORK