Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-24
Foreign Missionary societv

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society,
elected at their last meeting: President.
Miss Emma Henderson; vice presidents,
Miss Hannah Bird and Mrs. John Wilson;
recording secretary, Mrs. John Rice: cor
responding secretary. Miss C. Edwards;
treasurer, Mrs. NJ. p. Shipman.
John Ring, of Patton's station, was in
town yesterday on business.
The much talked of project of erecting
pottery here on the site of the old Buck
eye glass works seems to have fallen
through The East Liverpool parties who
were at the head of the scheme have
failed so far to make known their reas-
ons for being so quiet about the matter.
A young child of A. Panhatch, of Car
Isle street, that died Friday night, was
buried at Riverview cemetery yesterday.
The Aetna-Standard employees were paid
off yesterday
Isaac Cecil and Jas. Summerfield are
home from d two weeks eastern trip.
Mrs. Winfield Clarke is home from Wis
it with relatives al Homestead, Pa.
Frank Hissrich and family leave for
Canal Dover Monday to spend couple
of weeks with relatives.
W. r. Radcliffe, of Mt. Pleasant, was
in town yesterday.
William Meyers arrived home yesterday
from a two weeks visi with relatives at
New Martinsville.
Miss Carrie Beazle will return to Nc
Keesport to-day after several days Wis
it with relatives here. Miss Enola Ship
man will accompany her
A large number of colore1 people will
attend the bush meeting to be held at
Mt. Pleasant to-day.
A young son of John Sheehan, of the
Orchard, died Friday night of cholera in
fantum. The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon. Interment was made at Riv-
erview cemetery
T. Huskins leaves Tuesday for Buffalo.
! n. Y, to spend two weeks visiting.
'Hoodoo john" of Bellaire, was put in
Jail yesterday by Officer Bailey. A num-
Der of young boys had been teazing him
until he was in a dangerous state OF
mind to be out upon the streets.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Mitchell will
arrive here Monday morning on the s
o'clock train on the c. s, p. road. Inter
ment will be made at the Scotch Ridge
burying grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ, Ong. of Smithfeld re-
turned home yesterday after a several
udNS WISH mere Win relatives.
Mr. and Mrs john Henderson are spend.
ing the day at Smithtield.
VIII Snyder was arrested yesterday by
Marshal Lindemuth for bathing in the
river without a suit.
Louis Dimmiek yeft for Columbus yes
terday to visit his mother.
Miss Libbie Tweedy is spending the day
al Mt. Pleasant.
Jane Hukill spent yesterday at Tiltons-
vile.
Paul Thomas, John Roberts and Chas
Feeterers returned home yesterday from
weeks stay at Camp Trouble, neal
Darlington.
George Tweedy and wife and H. Elbert
attended the funeral of D. H Millner a,
Mt Pleasant yesterday. The deceased
died at Springfield. Mo, and was SHIPPED
to Mt. Pleasant for burial.
1t would not be bad idea for some en-
terprsing person who wishes to be long
remembered by the people of the town
to get up some kind of a benefit enter
tainment for the purpose of purchasing
two or three good drinking cups to be at
tached to the fountain.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, widow of G. W
Mitchell, who formerly resided here, died
Friday at Steubenville.
Harry Bartholomew returned home yes
terday from a weeks visit with friends
at Morristown, O.
The Beaumont glass works has partially
Resumed. The entire plant Will be work
ing as soon as glass can be secured
Mrs. Ellen Mullaney, of Main street, is
confined to her home, very i'll with neural
ga OF the stomach.
man whose name could not be learned
was badly cut while at work at the
Laughlin tin mill yesterday afternoon, by
pack of tin fallig on him.
Rev. A. E. Brownlee will occupy the
pulpit at the United Presbyterian church
this morning.