Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

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City of Mllla.
C. Wetherall is confined to his home
in the North End Ill.
Miss Loretta Ferdinand will leave
shortly to visit relatives in Chicago.
The improvements to the Blake prop
erty on MoMechen street are fast near
ing completion.
Bruce Dolbear's new residence on
Main street will be placed under ronf
the coming week.
Yesterday the city was billed for c.
G. Phillips Uncle Toms Cabin, which
will show here on the 18th. They
have their own tent and have leased
the ground south of the street car
barns for the day.
A large number of people went from
this city to Bellaire yesterday to at
tend the Buckskin Bill Wild West
Show, which exhibited out the cut
Yesterday was Tag Day and a very
large number of tags were sold in this
city for the benefit of the City Hospi-
vassed the city proper, while j com
mittee OF ladies was stationed at the
Office of each mill.
Mrs. Nettie Dolbear will spend to-
day the guest of relatives at Steuben-
Vile.
Miss Dora Davis and the pupils OF
her room, No. 4, picnicked at Jim's
run yesterday, and quite an enjoyable
time was had.
Charles Daley, of Marshall street,
has returned home from the Glendale
Hospital, where he was coniined by a
severe illness of typhoid fever.
Clifford Mcmillan, OF Lower Ben
wood, has given up his position as
telegraph operator at Littleton, AMI
has accepted the position OF operator
at Mt. Lake Park. w. G. Deegan has
accepted the position of operator at
Littleton.
Prof. Becker's class will entertain on
next Friday evening at the Blue Rib
bon hall.
A number of young people from this
city attended the dance given by the
McMechen base ball club at the Nc
Mechen hall.
The improvements to the Blue Rib
bon hall on Main street have benl COM
pleted, and 1t will be opened tomorrow
evening by the Blue Ribbon club
Prof. Long will furnish the dance
music.
Joseph Mahood and daughter, Miss
Sarah, and Miss Anna Bell, left yes
terday morning to attend the ON
mencement exercises at the M. E. Sem
mary, Buckhannon. on Thursday OF
this week. James w. Mahood, the son
of Joseph Mahood, Is a member OF the
graduating class.
Yesterday the work of improving
the Debold property on Main street
was started.
Yesterday the men employed in re-
moving the slide on the Wheeling
fraction Company's line, on Kentuck.
Heights, made considerable progress
but :. will be the last of the coming
week before traffic can be resumed on
this line. The city had a force of mer
at work removing the slide on NORTH
Marshall street, and by dark the work
had been completed.
1t is anticipated that the break In
the gas main will have been repaired
by Monday, in which case the
lower steel works will resume in full
Thomas Williams will spend to-day
the guest OF his father at Glen Eas-
ton.
The Rev. Paul Metzenthin, of the
st. Matthews church, will return the
first of the coming week from st. Car.
roll, W. Va.
Tomorrow evening, in the First nj
E. church, will occur the fifteenth an
nual commencement of the Contra
Benwood High SchooLand the attract.
i've programme published in the Reg
lister will be rendered
The annual meeting of the Benwoot
& McMechen Power Company will be
held Tuesday evening, for the purpose
of electing officers and directors for tht
ensuing year.
The Werninger Club is planning
social to he given in the near future
at their club rooms on Main street.
The marriage of Mr.. August Hol-
derman and Miss Odessa Bieglow, tive
prominent young people of NORTH
Benwood, has been announced to oc'
cur on the 26th in the st. Matthews
German church. The Rev. Paul Met
zenthin will perform the ceremony.
Yesterday morning at about eleven
o'clock the trolley wire at the corner
of Fourth and MeMechen streets
broke in two places, and 1t was three
o'clock in the afternoon before the new
wire had been placed in position
This necessitated the transferring Of
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