Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-13
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to be transacted.
The revival meetings at all the
churches are still in fulI blast and
many new converts have been made
during the week. The interest in The
services is even greater than 1aet
wear, and the meetings viii M donht
be continued for some time vet
Liberty hose company M / hald ],
very interesting meeting at their rooms
last evening On account of the Or
ganization being two years Old. the
members drew up suitable resolutions
in honor Of the event and several
speeches were made by different mar
ties present. This company is one of
the strongest in the city. and tbeir
past good work has been appreciated
by everybody.
The Panhandle Telephone COMPANY
have been hustling things tho Dast
week and are now stringing the wiree
to the poles. The wire. by the wav Is
copper, and when the line is COM
pleted it will be one Of The best IN the
State. The company expect to have
things in operation inside of three
weeks, and over 100 phones will be in
use at the beginning.
The Golden Rod Club which is com
posed Of several young men Of the
city, have issued invitations for their
second ball, to be given at the Opera
House next Friday night. Salkeld's
orchestra will make the music, and IL
is expected that the usual large num-
Der of visitors Will be in attendance.
The work Of painting the interior Of
the Opera House has been going on
for several days past, and the place
locks much more prescutahle. In
short time opera chairs viii be added
and the city will then support all good
shows that appear here.
The coal mine here at the present
time are doing a very nice business.
The company had a great many rail-
road cars each day and the men have
an opportunity to make fairly good
time.
For some time past there has been
a great deal OF talk in regard to a
gold mine near Rosby Rock Several
people have brought specimens of the
ore discovered to this city, and if the
stuff is not gold it is very good imi-
tation of it. At any rate, The ore viii
be sent away and given thorough
test. and should it be found to be
valuable there is millions in it for
somebody.
The Board OF Directors Of the State
penitentiary will meet in this city
on next Tuesday.
Golden Rule Council No. z. j.. 0.
NJ i,o
at the Court House last evening in
honor of it being the anniversary OF
the Council. The main speech was
made by p. A. Shanor, Jr. P. n. G.,
while Rev. Ruble made the presenta-
ton speech to the lucky winners Of
the watch and ring contest.
Everything has been moving along
very smoothly at the glass house dur
inc the past week and the men have
made good time The comp2ny still
continue to have plenty OF orders
ahead. and the prospects for steady
run are very bright.
AS vet no person has been able to
find the owner of the baby which was
left at the home of Charles Shaw sew
er9l DAYS ago The infant is bright
little Clllu anu HAo4Hy PSCPAS iA''
called to see it.
Rev. w. A. Wallace viii deliver a
free lecture at Robets's hall --aL - hait-
past two this afteSvoonl AT
vited to attend. =
Mrs. J. II. Bufley has returned from
an extended visit to Hagerstown, Nd.
The Young ladies Of the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Christian
church sold taffy and homemade can
dies at the store of A. N. ~lays last
Rev. J. B. Smith goes to Wheeling
to-day. where he will immerse twelve
Rev. Lightburn, of Grafton, will
hold services at the Episcopal church
both morning and evening to-day.
The Young Ladies Mite Society OF
the Presbyterian church viii give
social at the home of Mrs. s. A. Wal
ton tomorrow evening. special
feature of the evenings enjoyment
will be a flower hunt, and no doubt :
the affair will be participated IN py
great many of the young FOLKS.