Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-05

business Trip through the EdSt.
The festival and supper given by the
young ladies of the United Presbyterian
Church Friday evening proved very
successful financially and in social
way as well.
President T. ]. Shaeffer and Sccre-
tary-Treasurer John Williams, OF the
A. A. of 1. & S. W., were down from
Pittsburg yesterday.
Miss Anna Maxwell is spending the
day with her parents at Steubenville.
Mrs. Thomas Duff's condition contin-
ues to be very serious, and her recov-
cry is doubtful.
Prof. Thomas Mitchell is spending
Sunday with his family at Mt. Pleasant.
The little picker at the Aetna-Stand-
ard mill, which has been idle for sew
eral days, will resume Monday.
Robert Sterling, of Yorkvllle, was in
town yesterday.
Dean, the youngest son of Harry Hum
phreville who has been sufferig from the
measles and pneumonia, is recovering
slowly.
Mrs. Ida Cass's young son, Roy, who
has been i'll with typhoid fever the past
month, has suffered a relapse.
Miss Lena McKays condition yesterday
did not show much Improvement over that
of Friday. Although her condition is very
serious the attending physicians st-n en-
terrain hopes for her recovery.
Yesterday was pay day at the Laugh
lin and Aetna-Standard mills. The en-
ployes ON the hot and cold rolls at the
Laughlin, however, did not draw a very
large pay, as they had but five days time
due them.
The decorating girls at the Beaumont
have been off the past few days.
Rev Charles Gilmore, of Turtle Creek.
p, will fill the pulpit at the United Frcs-
byterian church this morning and even
ing.
The young ladies Of the Baptist church
served ice cream and cake last evening n
KeChrsen's store
Mrs John Oxley and children are spend
ing a few days with relatives at Harris
vile.
The members of the Knights Of Pythias
lodges of this place went up to Tiltons-
vile last evening on the ferry boat Goa
veyor, where they initiated several candt-
dates into the lodge at that place.
One night last week burglars ma IL an
attempt to enter the home of Prof. }. X.
Schotield, On Walnut street. The noise
made by him raising a window awakened
some OF the family, who frightened Elin
away as he was about to enter.
Miss Retta Stubbins, of M.ngo jinct.o on.
! is visiting friends here.
| On next Friday evening Il. f. Dryden Of
Wheeling, will give lecture N CONNER
cial Hall, entitled Armies of Ch.chaniau-
ga and "reminiscences of the Recent
| War"
| The EtGde Mandolin club will give a
dance in their hall in the shreve-Hecvey
building Thursday evening.
| A new and larger tank was put UP at
! the well of the Aetna Standard yesterday
f. H. Hadsell will be a candidate for
member of the school board from the
Third ward a the Republican primaries.
Two employees of the Laughlin tin mill
residing in the Fifth ward. got mixed up
in a Lively scrap yesterday afternoon.
Both men were turned over to Mayor
Shipman, who thought So and costs each
would pay for their contest
! The entertainment given last evening at
the Maennerchor hall by the members Of
i the Martins Ferry Athletic club was well
attended notwithstanding the Indictment
weather. The main feature of the even
| ing was the toxing contest between two
well known young men of this pace.
The Bellevue hotel, which has heretofore
been operated by ]. Howell, will be TAX
en- charge OF by S. G. Robinson on and
after April 1st, who has been in the hotel
business at Steubenville for several
! months. He viii make many improve
ments upon the interior Of the building for
the comfort of the travelling pubic.