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

they Will play to large crowd here.
The Kings Daughters will have
poverty social at the home OF Miss
Pearl Criswell, on Wednesday evening.
Every person who attends is expected
70 wear a seedy-looking costume or run
the risk of being fined The ladies
have arranged to serve mush and milk.
corn pone and butter milk, for the re-
Treatments and hope that a large
crowd will attend.
special meeting of the city coun.
Gil will be held some time this week 81,
account of no quorum being present
last Thursday night
L. b. Purdy Hook and ladder Com,
pany No. l have their second annual
Dali at the Opera House Wednesday
evening. Salkeld's famous orchestra
Will make the music. and the BOYS
anticipate having a royal good time.
Tony Farrell. in his great play.
Garry Owen" has been booked to an,
pear at the Opera House on the soth
of the month. Mr.. Farrell has appear,
ed in several of the cities in this sec,
ton, and will no doubt receive quite 4
reception when he plays here.
K. j. McFadden has finished the WORK
of raising the stacks at the electric
light plant. which were blown down
by the high wind some time ago.
Quite large amount of interest Ia
taken in the Dream of Fair Women,
which is to be presented at the Opera
House next Saturday night The cast
is made up of about twenty-five OF our
most prominent young people. who
have been rehearsing quite often the
past week. The affair will be given
under the auspices of the Uniform
Rank X. of p. which is enough to
insure a crowded house.
Manager Criswell has booked the
McDoodle and Poodle company for
December 18th. 1t is not necessary
to say that a crowded house will see it.
The Athletic Club will open their
season here tomorrow night by giving
ten round contest at the Opera
House. Jack Collins and James Fo-
garty are the two principals, but there
will be two other bouts on the pro-
gramme. The admission Will be but
so cents. which should insure the club
packed house.
Miss Laura Hammond, whose sick.
ness has been mentioned on several oc,
casions, is now reported as being some
better, and it Is believed that she will
fully recover.
Seamon's cigar factory Is now run
ming full in almost every department.
The plant employs about rs people, and
yesterday was pay day with the con-
Germ. I
The new band recently organized
will soon purchase their instruments
and get down to work. At present
| they have two young ladies contesting
| for a gold watch, and with the festival
they will hold in December quite n
| neat sum of money will have been
raised for their cause.
The B. & o. will have their steam
shovel working near the city this
week getting out gravel to be used
on the Fourth division for ballast.
Joshua Martin has returned from a
visit to relatives at McMechen.
County Court meets again Tuesday.
when a recount of all the ballots OF
| the late election will be made. It ia
not thought by many that the result
will be much different from what was
| first reported.
The revival services which have been
! held for some time past at the M. 10.
| church, will be continued this week.
! The interest taken is very great and
much good has been accomplished
Next Thursday being a legal holi-
| day, there will be no school held In
| the city.
| The condition of John Brooks. Sr..
| Is no better at this writing. He Is still
alive, and that Is all.
Mrs. Isaac Rogers Is still confined
| to her home on account OF sickness.
The Hughes benefit company have
not decided what society they will put
on a play for as yet. They may make
a deal with the members of the Jr. o.
! U. A. NJ council.
! The Kings Daughters have their
regular meeting tomorrow evening
Mrs. w. r. Conner is spending to-
| day as the guest Of Wheeling friends.
| Miss Darle Collins, formerly OF this
city, died yesterday morning at the
| Wheeling City Hospital. The funeral
! will likely be held In this city some
| time tomorrow.
| Miss Mary Curtis leaves this week tn
visit relatives at New Martinsville.
| The G.. A. p. people did not have
| their supper last evening for some
| cause or other.
There will be special gospel meet
! ings held at the Opera House this
morning at 1890 o'clock and this eve
ming at 7:3o. All are invited.