Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
GENERAL LOCAL NOTES.

Henry Burdell, of New Athens, Ohio,
was an arrival in the city Yesterday on
business.
Kramer & Neff, the insurance agents
of Union street. and Attorney G. Il.
Moore have had the glass signs to be
made by the recently incorporated Art
Glass Sign Company placed on the win
dows of their Offices The lettering of
the signs was the work Of f. H. Coop
er, travelling salesman for the COM
pany. The design of the letters are
quite artistic and are made Of white
silver and gold glass. A number of
the merchants Of this city will discard
their enamel letter signs and replace
them with the glass letter signs.
Grand inducements for thirty days:
500 Gold and Silver Watches to be sold
at half price on installments. Price,
one dollar per week. L. Lichtig, 5000
Union street.
The county board of deputy election
supervisors held a meeting yesterday
morning and decided to again meet on
March Y for the purpose of passing on
certificates of nomination and letting
the contract for local election tickets.
The Coffee Circle will entertain
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Steger, on Union street.
General Superintendent OF the Steel
Works w. n. Sawyer is lying i'll at
his home with grip.
John A. Gallaher is able to be out
again after a brief illness with grip.
w J. Kirkpatrick and wife returned
home yesterday from a pleasant visit
with friends at Pittsburg.
A large consignment of public docu-
ments was received yesterday morning
by Superintendent H. G. Williams from
Washington They will be placed in
the public library.
a special missionary programme
will be rendered to-day at the Chris
tian Sunday school
D. Emory, of Glen Easton, an en-
ploye of the B. & o., is a guest Of his
parents on Gravel HILL
H. W Schramm. OF the Second ward,
who was painfully burned about the
face and arms some time ago at the
Bellaire stove foundry, is improving
slowly.
Henry Beal's property In the Fifth
ward is being improved. A new stone
foundation is being put under the en-
siderable distance, and two rooms will
be added to the basement. The whole
interior of the property will be reno
deled in the spring.
w. c. Stewart an employe Of the
Stewart enameling works. was quite
unfortunate while at work Friday. A
portion of enamel mixture was splash
ed into his eyes, causing very painful
burns. One eye was 50 seriously scar
ed that an operation will have TO be
performed.
The "A. p A. held a we'll attend meet
ing last night and large amount of
important business was transacted.
An infant child of Joseph O'Donnel,
the we'll known employee of the steel
plant, died Friday night at its home in
the Fourth ward The funeral will
take place this morning at o'clock,
with interment at Rose Hill cemetery.
A young son Of Nathaniel Thomas,
Of Rose Hill. il recovering from an at
tack of diphtheria.
Rev. ). E. Fulton. who has been i'll
with typhoid fever for several weeks
past. is slowly recovering. His pulpit
at the Second Presbyterian church will
be filled to-day BY Rev. II. A. l.. King,
The Democratic city and township
committee held q meeting at the city
hall yesterday afternoon and decided
to hold their primary election March
IL. The custom OF previous years viii
be followed by the holding OF a conyen-
ton at which delegates will be lected
for the primaries. The Democratic
primaries will. therefore, be held Just
a week later than the Republican pri-
u3rieS