Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-30

The Odd Fellows Celebration IAN
Interesting Performance = other
Brief Notes.

Brief Notes.
The members of Rellaire Lodge NO.
BIS, I O.. O. F., to-day Will ceieDrale
the eightieth anniversary OF the lnde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows OF Amer
lea with appropriate exercises. Inc
members will meet at their hail on
Belmont street at 1870 O'Clock TINS
afternoon. after which they will march
IN a body to the First M. E. church,
where they will listen to sermon TO
be preached by the pastor, Rev. Q. W.
Holmes. The members of the various
sister lodges of Benwood, Bridgeport,
Martins Ferry and other neighboring
points have been invited to be present
to assist in rendering the occasion a
memorable one. A large number OF
the members of Curran Lodge, of this
city. and Lincoln Lodge, of Benwood,
will participate in the celebration. Rev.
Holmes will preach on 1.-THE Founding
Of Odd Fellowship in America" He IS
quite an able speaker and his remarks
cannot fail to interest his hearers.
The minstrel performance given at
the city hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings under the auspices of the Me-
chanics' Hose Company, was one OF the
most successful affairs ever held by
the organization. A large, and appre-
ciative audience was in attendance
each night, and the various parts OF
the programme were literally applaud
ed. The comedians were Willie Mar
tin, viii Landkrohn. Andrew Martin,
John Seabrook, Donald Mcdonald, Geo.
Day, Geo. Rodewig and John Long, and
the singers were Edward Ross. Bert
Norton, Lon Landkrohn, Arthur Ross.
Samuel Stillwell. Ollie Craft and Nj.
McMillen The features OF the affair
were as follows:
A. P. Martin, the nineteenth century
wonder in his marvellous bounding
rope turn.
Martin and Landkrohn, in their ope-
ratio burlesuue. Sam Johnstons Re
turn"
The un-to-date drill of the Bowery
Grenadiers-Bert Norton, A. Ross. e.
White, NJ Mcmillan, Tom Norton, Geo.
Keyser, A. Arcer and John Long.
sThe Unintentional Suicide laugh
from start to finish-Will Landkrohn
and Millie Martin.
A farce, entitled, 'Billy Simpkins'-
William Landkrohn as McGinnis; NJ
Martin, as Billy Simpkins; w. e. Ross,
as Johnny Baker; H. Landkrohn, as
George Green; NJ Mcmillan, as Lynns
Brynus; L. Landkrohn, as Willie,
Jones; J. A. Ross, as Sally Cucumber;
and Tom Norton, as Tilly Tomato Can.
BRIEF NOTES.
Samuel Rose, of Darlington, spent
@l,r atfx tn of
Lieut.. Bowers He was on his way to
indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Lulu Nelson has returned to
the city from brief visit with friends
at Bethany, w. Va.
The C. w. B. NJ. of the Christian
church will hold their regular monthly
meeting at the church next Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. This meet
ing is to be followed - ~ 4 meeting Of
the Home Society. Tie ladies of the
congregation of the church are cordial
ly invited to be present.
The regular prayer meeting to be
held at the Christian church next
Thursday evening will be led by David
Walker. The subject will be 1.-THE
Whitened Home Field" Ref. John
4:35-3S. Acts 1:7-9.
Frank B. Sayre, of Wilmington, O.,
representative of an insurance COM
pany, was an arrival in the city yester
day.
The household goods Of Fred Yahr-
ling were sold at constable's sale at
Squire Frank Mason's Office yesterday
afternoon. The sale was conducted by
Constable Fred Hazelet.
Owen Meehan and wife, of Stewards
Vile, were the guests of friends in the
city yesterday.
William Warnock, Of Warnock, reg
astered yesterday at the Anderson.
DR.. ]. L. Minesinger, OF Gravel Hill,
left yesterday for Beaver, Pa, to be the
guest Of his parents for few days.
Prof. Charles Killmyer. of Wheeling,
will furnish the music Tor the recep-
don to be held at Armory hall to-mor-
now evening by the ladies who assisted
me Elks' lodge and fseatherington's
band in conducting their fair and festi-
val. held recently.
w. e. Oberson. of Mansfield; Charles
vadakin, of Newark; J. Roach, of
GAINESVILLE; E. B. Solomon. of Dayton;
and Thompson House, of East Liver
pool, were among the guests at the
Globe yesterday.
Charles w. Bippus. Edward L.
Moore, John Shindewolf and Joseph
McNabb, members of Bellaire Lodge
No. 419 B. P. 0. Elks, and the mem
bers of Heatherington's band. have re-
turned home from Marietta, where they
attended the instituting of new lodge
of Elks.
Miss Daisy Johnson. of the Fourth
ward, is the guest of friends at Sisters
vile, W. Va.
Mrs. w. S. Heatherington, of South
Bel'aire, spen. yesterday as the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. John Rankin, of
Wheeling Island
Albert Alum, of the Third ward,
will spend the day at Pittsburg as the
guest of friends.
Simon Behr and Ben Stahl opened
up a wholesale and retail liquor store
In the Schick building yesterday
Robert A. Brady, of Savannah, Ca,
arrived in the city las. night to attend
the funeral of his uncle, the late Pat
rick Madden.
Two cases of plain drunkenness were
disposed of by the Mayor in yesterday
Police Court.
Minnie Bowman. the fourteen-year-