Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-26
NELLSBURG.

Wellsburg, W. Va, January %
Miss ANNA Byrne entertained a num-
Der CT friends .ast Monday evening.
Quite a pleasant time was reported by
these fortunate enough TO receive IN n
vita,ion. Miss Byrne is always mum
5ersd among ahe bast entertainers in
Wellsburg soc-e,y.
Mr. LOring Melvin, reporter Of the
Claysv.lle Recorder, was circulating
among Wellsourg friends this week.
Ms. Hartley Marks mas been seri-
ously i'll, bu, IS slightly better at this
writing.
Miss Maude Churclman, Of Brooke
county, who has been The guest OF
friends during NE pas. week, returned
home to-day
Hon. Geo. w. McCle3ry is receiving
the congratulations of mis- numerous
friends over his election 10 the highest
Office Of the A. o. L. W. in the State.
The Lucille Banjo. Mandolin and Gui-
tar Club performed fer the first time
a. the Nickel Reading" Saturday night
First yiClil, 0. Groe-ziEg; second yioEn,
sam Msndel; first mandolin, James Nc
C.eary; second mandolin, Ed. Nickel
vey; banjo. Bert Wheeler, guitar and
triangle, Erwin BOYD. This club has
jusJ been formed and is under the spec
ial supervision of Mrs Samuel George,
5r., who is indefa..g3ble in hr efforts
30 advance our local musical talent
Mr.. Ed. FenW.ck left Monday for Cor
iopolis, Pa, 10 resume his work at The
new glass house being erected by Mich
els & Matthews, Of We'll burg.
Our genial friend Mr.. JObes of the
Warrington Building Association, spent
part of the week in WeEsburg.
Miss Fannie Little IS q, the postofiice,
owing 10 the illness OF Mss Lizzie Dor
nan.
A party and dance wa given Friday
night by Dir. and Mrs. Fault, in honor
Of their youngest daughter, Miss Pearl.
About forty couples trippal The Light
fantastic tee to the music furnished by
the Brooke county orchestra. AT mid
nigl, a tempting repast was spread. 10
when all did ample justice Dancing
Wa then resumed and continued until
three o'clock when the crowd dispered,
after a vote Of thanks 70 their host and
hostess.
The shore ice broke loose Thursday
night and has nearly al disappeared,
much TO The ch3grin Of the skaters.
A successful operation was perform
Cd on Mr.. H. G. Le3Zear last Monday
afternoon by DR.. B. +. Harden, who,
assisted by Drs. J. NJ Cooper and G;st
Palmer. removed a small cancer from
Mr. LeaZe3r's lip. 1Ir Leazear is get
ing along nicely and expects soon to
be able 10 eat as well as ever.
A cylinder mead was blown ont
at the Brilliant !rcn works on
Wednesday, which caused the s,Oppaga
Of the MI unlil Monday. A new cyl
linden was ordered from Pittsburg
Mr.. John A. Boles. Of Independence,
Pa, is travelling for the Deem;ng Man
uf1c,uring Company, of Chicago, Ills.
Mr.. Harry Blankens0p and Mss Jes-
sic MeTymen were quietly married on
January 12,h, 1886. Rev. D. W. Cal
derwc9d performed the ceremony
Miss Jean Bergland has formed
class in Dels2rte and elocut.on, and viii
teach h re every week.
Mr.. Charley jenkins, Of Pit.sburg,
was the guest Of his~3unt, Mrs. James
Jones. during the past week.
AIessrs. r. z. Orr and Harvey JET
fers, Of PiJtsburg. spent the week in
cur little town" as they term our
beautiful city Of Wellsburg.
Miss Rena Reeves has returned from
East Liverpool, after pleasant visit.
Mrs. John Pra,her and children. of
Wheeling Island. were visiting Mrs.
John Crouch this week.
The memorial services Of Friendship
Lodge. No. p. A. O. NV. will be held
at Barth's Opera House January 26 az
3 p. m. All the city choirs have been
invited 10 sing for the occasion. Miss
Jean Bergland Will recite
The dedicatory services and social Of
the new NJ Z. parsonage viii be held
every day and evening next week. a
pleasant time is anticipated.