Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

pastor-Regular service at 1850 a. M. and
7:s0 p. m. Sunday school 8 q. m. PULPIT
will be occupied by young men from
Wheeling. You are invited to attend these
services.
Miss Marcia Schofield leaves this week
for a months visit at Columbus, O., and
Marion, Ind.
William Harris, Of Mt. Pleasant, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. George McCue has returned home
from several days visit at Columbus.
To-day is the last day OF the camp
meeting at Brilliant. A large number OF
colored people from this place will at
tend.
George McKeown, of East Liverpool,
was here yesterday. calling on friends.
About fifteen members of the G.. A. r,
will leave tomorrow morning for the
Cincinnati encampment.
Ben Cooper and family will be home
this week from a couple weeks sojourn a,
Atlantic City. X. t9
Prof Thomas Mitchell has returned
from several weeks visit at Mt. Pleas
ant.
The "Ohio Valley Workman" a paper
devoted 10 labor, edited and published by
Thomas V. Salisbury, formerly of this
place. has suspended publication through
lack of support from those whose cause
il advocated.
Leo Smith went to New Philadelphia
yesterday TO visit his wife. who has been
i'll in the hospital at that place.
From all outward appearances the West
Virginia Is c~a, n
feet. The plant has been working very
steady the past six weeks and now is
somewhat Handicapped for the want of
boys.
Miss Nora Clark returned to GAINESVILLE
yesterday after a several weeks visit
with her mother.
j. NJ. Sully, OF New Cumberland, was IN
town yesterday on, business.
Joseph Jacobs has rsturned from the
east, where he has been purchasing stock
Albert Williams. an employee at the
Aetna Standard mill, fell on a pack Of hot
iron Friday night, burning himself about
the body to some extent
Albert Lpphardt and daughter left for
Cincinnati yesterday. where Mr.. Lipp-
hardt will attend the G.. a. r. encamp-
ment.
The citizens of the town were very
much elated yesterday afternoon when
the news was received from Bellaire that
the Buckeyes won the hose race. The
boys are TO be congratulated on their
success Their feat was the result or ex-
ce!lent training and steady practice.
coupled with plenty of confidence in their
ability
Vincent Mullaney and Charles Huffman
leave for St. Marys. Kansas this morn
ing, to resume their college studies
Bert Shaver and Ross Robinson leave
tomorrow for New York City. from
which place they will sail on Thursday,
September s, for San Juan. Porto Rico,
where they expect 10 spend the winter
prospecting.
The Huntley ackson Stock Company
closed a successful three nights engage
ment here last evening, playing THE
World to large and well pleased audi
ence. The company goes from here to
Wheeling.
Mrs. Joseph Hilton has returned TO
Cambridge, o.. after a visit with her hus-
band here.
About all the out-of-town teachers have
returned for the opening of school to-
morrow.
The infant department of the Methodist
Sabbath school gave a picnic north of
town Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Nash, of Johnson, o.
leaves for home this morning, after a
months visit with her parents here.
Thomas Cav lost a valuable COW. and
William Jordan a horse, Friday Both
deaths were caused by the excessive heat
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradshaw, Of Michi-
gan, left for home yesterday. after visit
with 7. w. Shreve and family.
The Toronto team passed through to
Bellaire yesterday. where they took part
in the hose races.
Jesse Selby, who has peen confined to
his home with a very sore foot, Is able
to be out.
John Torrill and family have returned
from months visit with relatives at
Echo Point
Quite a large number Of people from
here attended the firemen's races at Bell
aire yesterday.
Miss Avice Milligan Is recovering from
a severe attack Of typhoid fever