Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20


Fellows hall Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 23d. The attendance promises
to be large. and the following interest
ing programme has been prepared fo'
the OCCASION,
Opening Ode OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Councli
Recitation .............. OllEe Leae, y
Vocal solo. .....-......-...-.J - ". Ledcll
Recitation-"How Dad Played Horse
p. L. Mercer
Address ................-..
Rev d. A. Cunningham, Wheeling
Male quartette. ... Council Members
Recitation ...... Prof. c. E. Carrigan
Vocal solo .. ]. w Leach
Fifteen minutes intermission
Closing ode" Home, Sweet Home
acknowledgements. Council Members
The Daughters Of Rebekah will give
a ME social in the City Hall next
Tuesday evening.
A very pleasing entertainment was
given last night at the NJ. e. churcn oy
the Junior Epworth League Of me
church. The cantata. Dream of FAIRY
land" which was produced at the
church by the League about four weeks
AGO. was repeated by requesc anu the
large audience in attendance were
quick to express their appreciation Of
the manner in which the various solos
were handled. Quite neat sum was
realized.
The Wheeling City band gave yeIv
successful supper and ball last nlghl
at the Crescent Athletic Club mouse.
The attendance was very large ahG
an enjoyable time was spent by a.
present
The origin Of the fire which de
stroved the building on Kentucky
Heights" belonging to Neill Quinn, Is
still a mystery.
Miss Hattie Satterfeld, Of Main
street. returned home last evening
after a brief visit with friends at
MoLndsville.
A large number OF folks from this
CITY will attend the entertainment and
BANQUET which is to be given in Arm
orv hall. at Bellaire, tomorrow even
ing by the A. 0. H. The affair prom
ises to be the most successful that has
vet been given by that organization
at Bellaire. Over five hundred invita-
.tions have been issued to the members
friends in surrounding towns.
Mrs Thomas Rodgers is lying dan
gerously i'll at her home on Water
street.
William Houston, who was visiting
at Powhatan. O., has returned home.
Mrs. Roush, Of Woodsfeld, O., is
visiting her sister, Mrs Thomas Nc
Cormack. who is sick with typhoid
fever at Sistersville.
Mrs. Geo. E. Work, Of Sistersvilie'
is viiting her parent at Bellaire.
Rev. Bennett. of Jerusalem, y.
passed through town yesterday on his
way to Friendly, w. Va.
Mrs D. Kimpton, of Allegheny "a
is visiting her son. J. f. kimpton,
agent here for the Ohio River Railroad
Company.
@. Allen. who was visiting friends
at Parkersburg, has returned nome.
a. l.. Pelley is again able TO be OUT
after a severe Illness.
The situation at the Wheeling steer
plant remains unchanged,
John Barrett who has been seri-
ously ill for some time, is reported TO
be improving.
Jerry Donovan and Frank Kelly
two we'll known railroaders Of Nc
Mechen. went wild duck hunting sew
eral days ago and succeeded in cap
turing several fine birds.
A new building is going up on Main
street which will be used as paint
store as soon as completed.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the city election, which takes
place the first week in April The Re-
publicans will hold their primaries on
next Saturday. and the Democrats on
the following Saturday. Both parties
feel confident Of winning