Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19
O., was the guest of relatives here dul
ing the week.
RENWOOD.
Items of Interest Cleaned Yesterday In the
City of Mills.


Items of Interest Cleaned Yesterday In tho
City of Mills.
Yesterday was pay day for the m
ployes in all the departments OF the
Riverside iron and steel works.
The puddlers employed at the
Wheeling iron and steel works will
meet this afternoon at the City Hall
for the purpose of organizing a lodge
of the Amalgamated Association. A
number of the officials of the Amalga-
mated Association, including M. r.
Tighe, Vice President of this district,
will be present at the meeting. ADo
two weeks ago the puddlers OF the
lower mill held a largely attended
meeting, at which it was unanimously
decided that application be made for a
new charter as a preliminary step to-
wards effecting a firm organization.
The meeting to be held this afternoon
promises to be very largely attended
by the men.
Miss Mollie Talbot and Miss Mason,
of Belmont county, Ohio, were thd
guests Of Miss Lizzie Dolan, Of Ben
wood Junction, during the week.
Peter Dolan, of Benwood Junction,
has departed for Scio, Ohio, at which
city he will reside in the future.
Will Commit and Patrick Commit, of
S~teubenville, Ohio, will arrive in the
city to-day to be the guests of Tom
Brannan, of Main street.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held a regular meeting at the M.
E. Church last evening, which was pre-
sided over by Mrs. G. w. Bente.
: Among those present at the meeting
were a number OF the members Of the
Wheeling w. C. T. U. The exercises
throughout the evening were quite in
teresting and a number Of routine
business matters were transacted.
William Barlowe, of Boggs' run, the
well known roller at the Riverside
works, is confined to his home quite
i'll of grip.
The work of repairing and improv-
ing the Occidental Athletic Club house
On McMechen street, between Seventh
and Eighth, will be commenced some
time during the week under the super
visian OF Contractor Jacob Smith. The
Occidental club, at the head of which
is Allie Chapman, is composed OF quite
a number OF the sporting fraternity OF
the city. The boys are making prepa-
rations for a series Of interesting events
which are to take place at the club
house during the coming summer.
The repairs and improvements to be
made at the quarters will place it in
first class condition.
The new two story frame dwelling
house which is being erected in the
Cherokee Strip for Sheriff Doyle, Will
be completed in a short time.
The foundations have been laid for
the new frame dwelling houses to be
erected in the Fourth ward, respective
ly for Mrs. c. C. Houston and Henry
Cordy. Both buildings will be two
stories high.
The members of the congregation OF
st. Johns church brought their two
days festival to a very suspicious close
last night at St. Johns hall. Last
evening the attendance of the members
and their friends was much larger thar
on the previous evening, and the sale
of goods in the various departments
was correspondingly greater.
At the vesper service to be held at
St. Matthew's Lutheran church this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, the Rev. Mr..
Graham, of Bridgeport, will read the
vespers, and Prof. 7. B. Roth, d. D..
president Of Thiel College, at Green
vile, Pa, will deliver an address.
Mrs. Neidemeyer, of Boggs' Run, is
lying i'll of grip at her home.
There will be a German christening
at the home of Mr.. Jacob Schramm,
agent for the Reymann Brewing Com
pany to-day.
Two plain DRINKS were arraigned be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning, and
each was fined 81 and costs. One of the
fines vas paid.
The case of State against Sim Smith
and Elsie Johnson, on the charge OF
using loud and abusive language, as
preferred by Myrtle Hostater, was
heard in Squire Harry Riddles court
last evening. Elsie Johnston vas fin
ed S. and costs on the charge and Sim
Smith was dismissed.