Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
BENWOOD.

Mr.. duncan, OF w arHlA, w., was LEI Z
on business yesterday.
Harry Lacey has returned to his
home in Darlington, 0.
Miss Sadie Barrett, of Pittsburs. is
visiting her parents here.
Leo Dunn, of Piedmont, was visit
ing in the city for a few days.
Mr.. Pat. Wycliff has gone to Youngs
town, O., for a few weeks visit
w. P. Curran has let the contract of
building his ice plant to Contractor
Carl Boyd.
Mr.. Ross Ewing, of Cleveland, O.,
was a visitor in the city during the
past week.
The Autumnals Club gave private
hop at McMechen Monday evening,
February Z.
The remains of William Linberger
were taken to Steubenville yesterday
for interment.
John Carpenter, a labor boss at the
Riverside, sprained his knee badly yes
terday by falling.
Mrs. John Ward is preparing for
concert for the benefit OF St. John
church, March 18th.
Mrs. Lucy Owens, of Sistersville,
w. Va, is spending a few days with
her friends OF this city.
The Republicans of the Fourth ward
will meet next Wednesday night TO
appoint their ward committeeman.
Mrs. Christian McCarge, who has
been the guest of friends here, has
returned to her home in Pittsburs.
The Slavish Club No. 2 will give q
dance Monday night at Dolans hall.
, Music by the Youngstown orchestra.
The Decham and Seabright nuptials
will occur on the evening OF February
"a at their home in Upper Benwood.
Arrivals in the city the past week
were: Geo. Baldwin, of Allegheny,
Jas. Oldham, q New Cumberland, w.
Va.
A crowd Of young people OF this
city attended a dance in Bellaire
Thursday evening given by the Pro
gress Club.
Mr.. J. P. Barger is on the sick list.
He is brother Of John Barger, OF New
| Freesport, O., who has charge OF his
store for few days.
The drama entitled Fairy Land given
by the Junior League of the M. T..
church. will be given on next Saturday
evening at city hall.
Miss Margaret Shellar, who has been
the honored guest of her friend, Miss
Katie Byron, for the past several days,
has returned to her home in Little
Washington Pa.
The many friends of Miss Sybel
| Green. of this city, will be aurp- ised
to hear Of her being married TO Mr..
VIM. Lydick, prominent business
man of Pittsburg.
Ms. Jacob Shrane pleasantly enter
tanned her Sabbath school class
Thursday evening. Luncheon was
served for the little ones. All spent
tie evening very pleasantly together.
A farce entitled Hans Vans Smash
followed by the repetition of the
Haunted Mill, is to be given under the
auspices of B. V. NJ. Sodality at St.
Johns hall Monday evening, Febru-
airy 14th.
CITY Assessor Samuel Blake attend
ed the funeral of his niece, Mrs John
Fisher. at Martins Ferry, yesterday.
a sad feature of the case is that The
Oldest daughter of the deceased is ly-
ing critically i'll with pneumonia and
not expect to live.
The Daughters of Rebecca were en-
tertaiRed Friday evening by Mr.. Louis
Shane, who was the lucky person that
drew the quilt at the bazaar. Ice
cream and cake was served to the
members Of the lodge. The Rebeccas
will give a pie social in a few weeks.
The funeral of Mr. VIM. Limberger
took place yesterday morning at his
home on Main stceet The services
we're conducted by Rev. ]. 5. Rot IN
son The funeral was largely attend
cd nv his many friends. The re-
mains were taken to Steubenvllle,
where he was buried yesterday.
Programme of the Union District
Teachers Association, which was
held Yesterday afternoon and evening.
| The teachers Of this city We're present:
Afternoon session at II p. M, How to
| conduct the recitation, Miss Annie
policy and Miss Nora Dolbear; Should
| the current events of the day De used
more as a basis of language work than
the lesson in the text book, Dora Davis
and Annie McCabe; The elaborative
II thinking activities. Mr.. Gilbert Con
ner and o. B. Hughes; Waste in the
nublic schols, Prof. N. E. German and
mr. Martin Brown; What is the aim in
science teaching, Miss Lottie Price
and Josephine Landers. Evening ses-
sion at 1870 p. M, Are we securing the
hest possible results in personal char
| acter leading to good citizenship, Mr..
I T. King and Mr.. Chas. Eberts;
| What is the moral product of modern
| instruction, Prof. Chas. Carrigan and
Mr.. Newton Grow: Music and literary
| talent was by the McMechen school.