Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
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surance organization, viii organize mere
next week.
The old City Council left debt Of some
thing over g. 900.
VIM. Casey and son, George, will take
trip TO Pittsburg the coming weeK:
At the meeting of the city officials Cnas;
Schad was elected Treasurer ana WIN
Lineberger City Treasurer.
The saloon keepers met, and are going 10
petition Council to lower the license.
A number of society people Of Wheeling
called on Misses Annie and Helen Nc
Cabe, Wednesday evening.
George Schiller and Ed Vance, OF Niles,
Ohio, who have been the guests OF relatives
here the past week, returned home yester-
day.
The new city officers held a special meet
ing at the CITY Building Wednesday even
ing in order to confirm the new bonds.
The A. o. U. w. are preparing for an
entertainment TO be given a, their nail, In
McMechen, May 5.
The Junior Epworth League was sus-
pended Wednesday evening on account OF
the work at the church being such as 10
prevent the meeting.
Miss Laura Young, Of Wheeling. has re-
turned from West Liberty and is now in
structing her classes in vocal music at TINS
place.
The Hope Society met Thursday evening
The society is growing IN interest, anu
good work is being done.
Miss Lottie Price, who has been III the
past week. is out again.
Andy McGarrell, Of Washington, Is mere
on pension business.
Enoch Bowers. father OF F. NJ. Bowers,
who was long resident Of this place and
now of Shepardstown. had large cancer
removed from his cheek. He is doing
nicely.
The ground for the new NJ E. Parsonage
was broken last week.
Attorney Hooten, Of MoundsVille, was
in town yesterday.
August Juergens, OF McMechen, moved
his family from McMechen to this place
last week.
The graduates OF the public schools
have selected their class eolors, they being
a delicate pink and light green.
Miss Eva Edwards returned home Fri
day after pleasant visit TO friends IN
Sistersville.
The pudding department, which has
been idle for some time. will resume this
week.
John Wilbaugh was visiting friends in
New Matamoras, o., the past week.
Miss Edie Williams is quite i'll at her
home OF typhoid fever.
Lizzie, the little daughter OF Walter
Clark, who was struck in the head by =
motor, while on her way TO school Thurs
day, has about recovered.
A dance was given in Dolan's hall last
Wednesday evening. To those who en-
gagged in tipping the slight fantastic toe"
q pleasant time was Afforded.
Quite a number of persons from this
place attended the Kasser-Myers wedding,
near Sherrard, Thursday evening.
The large dog belonging to VIM Strand
was killed by motor, near the City Build
ing, Wednesday.
The new house Of Neil Quinn, on Main
street, is completed and will soon be occu-
pied.
George Conner, of Moundsville, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Sallie Cockayne, Of Moundsville, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Meighen.
The "Glee Club" was entertained by
Miss Nellie Lineberger last evening.
J. w. Wilson, of Sharon, Pa, and +. h.
Kittle, OF Toronto. o., will organize q new
lodge here next Thursday night. There
will be about twenty members.
j. w. Wood, OF Portland, o., was here
on business yesterday.
John Allen will move to Moundsville
this week.
The residence Of Oscar Mcmillan, AZ
McMechen, will be completed this week.
The Market House base ball club and
Gust Schad's Slaughter House nine played
yesterday The score was - to 10 in favor
of the Market House boys.
George johnson, Of Wheeling, was here
yesterday on business.
The child of o. G. Gates, which was So
riously burned, is getting much better.
Ia VI ei
son here.
A child Of Mrs. John Dixon, which has
been very i'll. is better.
A child of Frank nugget, which has
been very i'll, is better.
Mrs. Nike Moran, of Ohio, visited
friends here yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. J. w. Mcdonald is visiting her
mother in Wellsburg
The Benwood Athletics and the Bellaire
Browns played q game of bali yesterday
ut the Junction. The score was II TO Z in
favor of the Athletics.
DIR. T. II. Meighen and wife are visiting
in Moundsville.
Edward Vance and George Scheeler are
visiting in town.
Charles Wolenweaver. Sr. we'll known
farmer, is candidate for the Legislature,
subject 10 the Republican rules. He lives
out Boggs' run and has q large acquaint-
ance.
Henry Hart, who had his toes cut of on
the B. & o. six weeks ago, was able TO be
about for the first time yesterday.
VIM. Lineberger. as assessor, and Chas.
SchRd, as treasurer, have been chosen by
the new Council. The health officer and
lamp lighter have not been chosen.
WIN. Kraft, a disorderly, was the first
case before Mayor Shepard. Kraft got 81
and costs
The two new deputies will appear to-day
in natty new uniforms.