Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-20

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The Silver Leaf Club win give i
masquerade ball at Mozart Han
Thanksgiving eyes November 23d. Mu-
| sic by Bachman's full orchestra.
The p. H. c. Club, new organiza-
! ton Of the South Side, will give it's
first hop on Thanksgiving eve in Pyth-
ian Castle Auditorium.
The Circuit Court will meet Mon
day for the November session, when
the dockets will be called.
! Three deeds of trust were admitted
to record at Clerk Robertson's Office
yesterday.
There were two cases-both DRINKS
lin Police Court, yesterday morn
| ing.
1T is announced that the Acme Box
Company will erect new building adj
joining the new structure of the Exley,
Watkins Co., on Nineteenth street.
"A. M. Harris yesterday qualified
as guardian for Frank Acker, aged 20.
Bond, $500.
Artist Faris has just completed a
very handsome painting, three by ten
feet in size. for Ellie Myers, the butter
man, and it will be placed on exhibit
ton in the store at Main street and
Bridge Place, after it has been framed
by Nicoll.
There was but one case in Police
Court yesterday morning-a drunk.
-Rt. Rev. Bishop Dononue yester-
day issued circular letter, to be read
in the churches of the diocese to- day,
providing for special Thanksgiving
services next Thursday.
An entertainment for the benefit Of
the Epworth League of Wesley M. e.
Church will be given by the Wheeling
Dramatic Club, at Westwood's Hall, ON
Tuesday, November 29th. The club
will be assisted by the leading musical
talent of the city.
Invitations have been issued for
the first grand ball to be given by the
hose team of Wheeling at the Pyth-
ian Castle, Friday evening, December
and Bellaire hose teams are invited to
attend.
One side of the LaBelle tin house
is being torn out to make additional
room for the new plate mill The work
on the addition to the tin house is
progressing satisfactorily but is not
quite completed.
The annual Jr o. u A. M. Thanks
giving service will be held this morn
ing at the English Lutheran Church,
on Sixteenth street. The various
lodges will meet at l. o. O. F. hall and
will march to the church in body.
"A horse in one OF Bremen & Mabis'
wagons got frightened on Twenty
fourth street yesterday about noon and
caused some damage. The wagon was
badly used up and injured. also a
wagon belonging to Frank Fisher, with
which it came into contact. The horse
ran up the alley to Twenty-third street
and was stopped at Thompson's livery
stable.
Rev. ]. H. Littell, pastor of the U.
P. Church, will address the mems meet
ing this afternoon at the Y. M. c. A.
The old track on Twenty-ffth
street, formerly extending from the
Belmont coal works at the head of the
street to the idle Riverside nail factory,
has been taken up. The track had not
been used for years and on several &C.
casions has caused accidents. The
rails were removed by order Of Council
in answer to a petition of Sixth ward
citizens mentioned some time ago.
There will be flag presentation
at Richland district school Thursday
afternoon next, under the auspices of
the Jr o. U. A. M. of this city.
Speeches will be-made by Capt. B. B.
Dovener, Frank w. Nesbitt and Rev.
Buck. There will be street demon
stration One of the features will be
sixteen boys dressed as Uncle Sam, car
rying flags. Chief Marshal, David s.
Nesbitt, Jr: aides, Albert Giehring,
Aug. Wagner and Fred. E. Helmbright.