Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06
MOUNDsvILLE.

Miss Bessie Hammond entertained her
young friends very pleasantly at her home
on Jefferson avenue, Friday evening.
u. l.. Little returned from Pennsylvania
yesterday, where ne was attending the
funeral OF his uncle.
Charles Weekly and Miss Lucy Doty
were married New Years evening at the
home Of the bride
e.. q. Smith, civil engineer for the new
electric road, was surveying the route at
the head of jefferson avenue Yesterday.
The road will pass over the corner of the
electric power house, passing over the b.
* o. switch on trestie work.
Rt Rev. George W. Peterkin will con
duct services both morning and evening at
the Episcopal Church TO day In the
morning dedicatOrial services of the me-
mortal windows will be conducted, and in
the evening a number Of applicants for
membership will oe confirmed.
The rig aud derrick for the well TO be
put down on the Gallaher farm on Roberts
Ridge is about completed and drilling will
be commenced the coming week. They eX-
Dect 70 push the we'll 10 the Big Ingun
sand lust as fast as possible.
i. Alex Ewing has been confined 70 his
room with sickness for the past two days.
Evan Roberts entertained a large num-
Der Of his friends az his home on Jefferson
avenue. FRIDAY evening, in honor of Miss
I Nellie Garrett, Of Newark, Delaware, who
/ is visiting his family.
Revival services commenced at the NJ Z.
church last Wednesday evening, and will
bee carried on each night in the week. with
tde exception of Saturday. Rev. Grimes
Is la5orlg hard, ana expects to do much
good during the services.
The regular annual meeting OF the Man
U,Ic,uring and Mining Company will be
held 40 their Office Tuesday afternoon, for
3 the purpose of electiug a Board of Direct
Ocs and trausactiug important business
/ which will come before the STOCKHOLDERS.
I T. a Weaver is home FROM 3 business
/ trip 10 Westfeld
/ LIB PUrdy, member-elect of the Legis-
allure from this county, will leave FOR the
7 scene of action tomorrow.
~ ID Cheadle and wife will leave for
Florida i'm a couple Of weeks, to be gone
three or four months.
Miss Mollie Gamble, formerly operator
in the telephone Office at this place, but
now Of Homestead, Pa, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. A BOYD, OF TOmiinson ave-
nue..
Miss Jane Blake entertained number
Of her friends last Wednesday evening.
The Phoebe Rowe Missionary Society
held q very interesting meeting Friday
afternoon at the home Of the Misses John
stOn
Mrs s Moore is quite i'll at her home,
on Purdy avenue.
Mr.. Win Sunderland has returned to
Washington. Pa, after a very pleasant
visit 20 his mother. Mrs. j A. Work.
The Epworth League will only hold
their Sunday evening prayer service dur
ing revival meetings.
One of the coolest mornings last week a
Young man aged about eighteen years, re-
siding near town, went out to chop wood,
and place his tongue 70 the OK 10 take the
frost OFT of il. When he removed the ak
he took a large portion Of his tongue with
il. and il is needless to say he will never
try the experiment again.
A contract has been closed with Joseph
Klee's Sons. of Pitts0urg, Tor the hire OF
vne hundred cOnvicts at the State prison,
10 manufacture shirts and clothing. Ihey
gave bond for the faithful performance OF
their contract this week and VIII so to
work at once.
Harry w. McCOmbs has resumed his
studies at Franklin College, after spend
ing the holidays with ms parents mere.
Walter Evans will return tomorrow.
The Jr. o. L. a. NJ. installed their new
ly elected officers at their meeting Friday
night Golden Rule Council VIII have
their installation tomorrow night
Charles Manning left yesterday morning
for BuckhaunOa, where he Will take up
his studies in the Methodist Conference
Seminary.
Robert y. Humphreys and George h,
Jones, retUrnek 10 Baltimore thursday
after their holiday vacation.
Rogerson & Son have watermelon put
away last August which is IN good condl-
ton and ready 10 De eaten.