Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-03

crowded house should see the affair.
| Following is list Of the young ladies
who will participate, and also the pro-
gramme that will be rendered:
Symphony Club Orchestra
Delsarte Drill. -. -. -. ...Class
Vocal Solo-Selected. d.. -. -. -.
..... Miss Li6die Carroll
J Dance. TwelyeY oungLadies
"a Minuet
Reading Miss Bessie Wells
Tableaux Mouvants. Matrimonial
Sweets: We Never Speak as We Pass
BY; Call Me Thine Own; Then You'll
Remember Me; Star Spangled Ban
ner; Heart Bowed Down; The Sweet
est Story Told: Never Take No for
an Answer
Flower Girls
Interlude. Orchestra
PART II.
l Lash fantasies
Reading Selected. -. :. Miss Wells
Looking Backward.
4 Vocal Solo,. -. -. miss Carroll
Tableaux Posing. The Niobe Groupe:
Death of Virginia: Dance of the
MUSES.; Home, Sweet Home.
Music. -. Orchestra.
Accompanist. -. -. Miss Birdie Hall
Class-Nettie McConkey, Florence
Cats, May Cats, Joe Logan, Eva Hall,
Nellie Roberts, Norma Scott. Pearl
Criswell, Agnes Bissett, Matte Pierce,
Anna Griffith, Blanche Voitle. Mary
Baldwin. Luella Cunningham, Lizzie
Smith, May Holt, Lettie Logan, Hattie
Johnson, Maud Brock, May Hayes,
! Carrie Turner, Anna Nuss, May Stultz,
Eva Walton, Cora Cartwright, Eva
Logston, Essa Freed, Mella Logan.
Flower Girls-Rea Rupp, Mildred
Forger, May Wilson, May Bauer Miss
Bessie Wells.
1t is more than likely that satisfactory
arrangements will be made with the
Land Company and the stockholders of
the old shoe company and the plant will
soon be in operation. The full $4,000
bonus will no doubt be secured with
out much trouble and as soon as a
contract is signed between the principal
parties Mr.. Ball will commence work
getting things in shape to start the
plant When the factory is running
full $50 people will be employed and
the enterprise will be big thing for
this city
Miss Pearl Criswell leaves the last
of the week for Bethany, where she will
enter the college there for the ensuing
year.
The condition of Howard Holt yester-
Gay showed some improvement. He
was very badly injured in his accident,
and it will be several days yet before
he is able to be on the streets again.
Last Wednesday stranger who did
oiu sic po hiro1 n md
buggy at the livery stable of r. j. Nc
Fadden to make a trip to Majorsville.
Mr.. McFadden was not at home at the
time and no attention was paid to the
transaction. Nothing has been heard
of the stranger A reward of $25 has
been offered for the arrest of the
stranger and the authorities in the
different neighboring towns have been
notified
The State convention of the w. c. t.
U. Society held here the past week was
quite a success in every particular.
About seventy delegates were present
and many interesting exercises were
held during the week.
Tomorrow night Fred p. High Will
deliver the last lecture of his course at
the Paris House. During his stay here
I-I---i---- pi~~-~nd thraa large audiences.
7 and at the same time pleased all who
/ were present.
No services will he held at the NJ. e.
| Church to-day. The League will hold
their usual meeting and IN the after
noon Sunday school viii be as usual.
The CONDITION OF j. B. Hicks, who
was injured in runaway at Cameron
last week, was reported some better
yesterday. His injuries are as bad as
reported, and it VIII be some time yet
before ne can be moved To his home
mere.
capt. John Smith, well known cit
izen or the city, aied early yesterday
morning after an illness OF one week.
Deceased was 81 years OF age and the
father OF w. w. Smith, or this city. The
remains will be taken TO Nelsonville,
Ohio, on the early ONO River train to-
day, and the funeral Will be held Mon
Gay at that place.
IL is now a selCied fact that the street
railway will soon pass out OF the re-
celvers ana INTO the old company S
hands.
Inc pictures of the people who are
to take part III the Delsarte entertain
ment are on exhibition at the postoifice
and attract great deal of attention.
Everything Is progressing very rap
idly with the new ohio River bridge,
which is TO span Little Grave creek. A
part of the stone work is completed
and it will not be very long until the
bridge will be in position.
The Buckeye base ball club of West
Wheeling played the Gallagher nine on
the Mcconnell grounds yesterday after
nom. Quite large crowd was present
and everything passed off nicely. The
Gallahers won by score Of II to T.,
and the game was well played.
Miss Anna Hooten returned yester-
day from an extended visit to friends
at Pittsburg.
Mrs. H. d. Beck, of Wheeling, is Wis
iting her parents, of this city.
An infant child of Mr.. Fish, who
lives in the East End, died early yes
terday morning. The funeral will be
held to-day and the interment will be
at Bowman.
Harry B. Kedder and Alice B. Cox.
OF Sistersville, were married here yNJ-
terday by Rev. w. A. Williams. Of the
Presbyterian Church.
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