Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-24
BROWNSVILLE.

mayor LII Is. furdy was at Wneeiing
on businessS yesterday.
Attorney VIM. Hearne, Of Wheeling,
was in the city on legal business yes
terday.
The two farms of H. Keltz, located
on Wheeling creek, which were to have
been sold at trustees sale yesterday,
were postponed until the Gin OF No
vemDer
John J. Coniff, an attorney of Wheel
ing, was in the city on business yes
terday.
Rev. W. A. Williams will preach at
the Trinity Church on next Wednesday
evening. All are invited to attend.
Miss Jenevieve Hostutler is visiting
friends at Leatherwood.
The Rev. Thompson will preach at
the w. c. T. e. hall at O'Clock this
afternoon and all are invited to be
present.
Tomorrow night Diamond Bros
high class Ministries will appear at the
Opera House. The show has many
good acts and parade will be given at
noon by the band which is also strong
feature
Attorney G.. B. Caldwell, of Wheel
ihso. a. IL tlAS lily III lCSQl OuSlACSS
yesterday.
Shrimp & Wade have received fine
carload CT Michigan potatoes, which are
now at the depot.
Chas. Kull has commenced work drill
ing an artesian we'll for Albert Bryson
who resides on Baker avenue.
Rev. Lee Young will hold services at
the Episcopal Church to-day in place
of Rev. B. NJ. Spur, who is absent in
the lower part of the State.
The employees at this station of the
Baltimore and Ohio road will receive
their September wages tomorrow.
Yesterday afternoon Misses Ella and
Clara Wiedebusch, Sallie Parks and
Almira L. Purdy formed a party who
spent the day in the woods gathering
nuts. Several small boys of Miss
Wiedebusch's Sunday school class ac-
companied the ladies on the trip, which
was made in a wagon, and the entire
party had delightful time.
Nearly everything belonging to Jason
Wright's livery stable was sold at pub
lie auction yesterday by G. A. Jones'
All the articles brought fair prices and
the sale was well attended.
Prof. Jesse Berry, of Pleasant Hill,
O., will be here tomorrow and will or
ganize a class in horsemanship. He
proposes to give lessons each evening
and is said to be well up in the BUSH
ness.
It is reported that it will only be a
matter Of short time until the shoe
factory will be in operation again
The parties concerned in the late deal
have been in correspondence with
Boston firm, and it is said will locate
here. 1t is the intention when the
plant is again in operation to employ
a larger force than was first intended,
which will be an extra big thing for
this city. More news viii be given out
next week when tie above parties have
been heard from.
The usual services will he held at the
Methodist Church to-day. Rev. Ash
will occupy the pulpit as usual.
Tomorrow evening the class Of Miss
Dakan. which she is instructing in
dancing, will meet again at Roberts
hall. She has several scholars now and
more will be enrolled this week.
Circuit Court convenes again to-day,
and the case of the committee who pre-
ferred charges against the present
county commissioners will be heard.
Both sides have employed able counsel
and the affair will be watched with
great deal Of interest.
There will be several parties given
in the city the last Of the week on ac-
count OF it being Halloween. At Glen
dale a special entertainment will be
given at the Trinity home there and the
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There will be a concert given at the
Parish Institute next Saturday night.
A fine programme is being arranged
for that evening and it will be an
nounced in print later.
Yesterday was pay day as usual with
all the local workshops in the city.
Nearly all Of the employed people have
made good time the past week and
considerable money was placed in circu-
lation. At the Fcstoria Glass Com
pany everything is booming, and in
fact, the firm had more shops working
last week than usual. The factory part
is now under the management of Scott
Littleton, and since he took charge
everything is running as smoothly as
could be- He is the right man for the
place and win prove a good manager.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Christian church will give phon-
ograph concert at their church next
Tuesday night Fifteen cents admis-
sion viii be charged, and the public
is cordially invited to attend.
The Kings Daughters will meet at
the home Of Miss Bessie Hicks to-
morrow night. when arrangements for
a taffy party Halloween will be made
Mrs. S. r. Martin, Mrs. G. d. Curtis,
of New Martinsville, and Miss Elsie
Anshutz, of Pittsburg, are visiting
friends in the city.
J. Linn Burley and bride, of New
York City, are here visiting Gen. B. W.
Price, of the East End
Miss Norma Scott is visiting friends
in Wheeling.
The St. Groy property was sold yes
terday by George B. Caldwell, Of
Wheeling. J. r. Stone was the pur-
chaser, and $2.525 was the amount OF
his bid
Gowongo Mohawk. the Indian ac-
tress. has been booked to appear at
the Opera House on the Goth of the
month.
There is a movement on foot here