Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-07

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News Notes.

At the M. e. church this afternoon
the Sunday school will render an I'M
teresting musical and literary pro-
granme in observance of Missionary
Sunday. Miss Nora Doibeare will have
charge of the programme and many
OF the members will, no doubt, De in
attendance. The following exercises
have been prepared for the occasion:
Subicct-Christian Benefcence;"
Scripture reading, Luke Is, lib; mus
ic; Prayer: Fer Liberal and Cneer-
full giving for mission by all Christ
ians;" music; Rec. Two ways OF
Giving" Garnet Schram; Address:
ssThe Twentieth Century Offering" Rev.
G.. w. Bent; Quarte-te; Those
Heavenly Bells" Edna Bowers, Thresa
Oser, VIM. Leach, James Edwards;
Bible Reading: RULES for Christian
Giving" Address: Loves Gifts"
Miss Nora Dolbean; Collection
other BenwoOd Notes.
Miss Kate De Temple, oi Pittsburg,
has returned to her home after visit
ing friends here.
John Turner, who has en- visiting
relatives here, returned uring the
week to Nashville. Tenn. where ne
is attending school.
Arnold J~uergens, OF Da. on Ohio,
has returned to his home liter being
the guest of friends here.
Mrs. Geirge Neidemeyer | Ill at her
home on Bogg's run.
George Geogelein, who has been suf-
fering from bronchial trouble, is recov-
ering.
Miss Myrtle Barr has returned to
her home at New M~artinsrille. after
visiting Mrs. John Newton.
In one of the contests at tie fair n
festival of St. Johns church last
Monday night, a handsome writing
desk was awarded as a prize to James
Blake.
Albert Workman, Frank Warsinskl
and Gus Schallen5erger left yesterday
on a hunting trip to Powhaan, Ohio.
They will resurn home in aboat a week.
Agent Kline, representing a Fits
burg firm was here yel.erty taking
a measurement of one CT the Ag wheels
that was broken at the pulling de-
partment of the lower mill lat Friday
morning. The pudding nill. was
thrown idle owing to The ACCIDENT and
will be off until the necessar repairs
can be made to the machinery. The
old wheel was badly broken aid 1t will
require about a week to get Things
into shape again for work.
Michael Muhar was arraigatd before
Squire Henry Riddle yesterday morn
ing on a warrant. swon GU by his
wife, the charge being assault md bat
terry. Muhar was fined $40 and costs
and was severely ~reprimanded by the
court The Squire told the defendant
that If he was ever brought nto his
court for a similar offense in the fu-
ture, that he would be given he full
limit of the fine and one year in jail.
Muhar paid his fine.
The Wheeling steel plant may be off
during the weeq on account Of Z scare
fly of material.
Miss Laura Remeck was hostess in a
charming manner to her frineds at her
hons in Sherrard Tuesday eiening.
Thoss present spent the time i vari-
Gus .mu5ements of a social natue, and
at the usual hour refreshments were
served.
The Retail Grocers' Associatira will
meet at M. & w. Deegan's stofs next
Tuesday evening for the purpose of
eiecting delegates to the national con
vention to be held at Cleveland, Ohio,
on the 10th, 18th and 18th insts.
Jacob Debold is lying i'll at his home
on Main street.
home from a visit with frienls at
Patrick Dow and wife have returned
Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Russell have re-
turned to their home at Columns, O.,
after spending the holidays with Mrs.
hussell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Arnett, of the Fourth ward.
Council has passed an ordinance es-
tablishing a new voting place. Here
after citizens in extreme lower end of
town will vote at Drums place IN the
city election. This will make no charge
in the number of wards or the number
of Councilmen for the Fourth war;.