Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-22

all appearances are lot in use. Tbar
remoya would add to the u~sefulness -
the walk.
The memorial services Of last Thurs
day showed that paTtisanship stand,
second to patriotism. Every t--,
American heart was panied and rq--v
head bowed in sorrow at the loss ~
| nation sustained at the hands or a7
archy. We may have different ideasl -
the way in which national affair s-s
to be conducted. but we are u--.4
when an attempt is made at thu
struction of the system under witt,
we live.
The Ideal Theatrical Company c'asai
a very successful weeks engagena-.
at the Columbia last evening.
Mrs. Melvin Roseberry very ulaaz.
antly entertained her Sunday s.ho7l
class of twenty-five pupils at her home
in the First ward Friday afternoon
| from four until five o'clock. Light re-
freshments were served.
The Christian church is preparing n
have a church roll call meeting MONDAY
evening. September Both.
The Sunday school lessons for ths
past quarter will be illustrated
stereopticon views next Friday evening.
| No admission will be charged.
Miss Amelia Wagner. whose or T cal
| illness has been mentioned. died a. her
home in the Fourth ward yester av
morning. She was a member of tire T.
o. G.. T. and Daughters of Liberty.
The funeral o. Miss Amelia WAGNER
will be held at 2:30 this afternoon from
the First Presbyterian Church. All
members of the D. of l.. will meet al
G.. A. r. hall at 1:30 and attend the
funeral in a body.
Miss Anna Gallagher. f~orelady at he
National Enameling Works, is conGuel
to her home quite i'll.
Miss Ella Davis will spend to-day
with friends at New Martinsville
Mrs. Thomas Pearson left yesterday
to visit friends at Chicago. and Terfe
Haute, Ind.
Miss Tacy Burris. of Cleveland, was
the guest of Friedman Bros YESTERDAY.
The city was crowded with country
people yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cochran. for
merly of this county, now of Denver,
Col, are visiting relatives in the
Fourth ward.
The Hebrews in this city will OBJ
StTNt lO-IlOI INV do a ldoL hdys M
stores will be closed in honor of the
Yum Kupir, as the day is called.
Homer Lichtenberger returned last
evening from Canton, where he has
been visiting for some time.
Mrs. D. w. Cooper. of the Fourth
ward. has gone to Bethesda to visit
Mrs. j. Melvin Richards.
Mr.. Clair Shearer has returned 20
=. --a ~ af+C- - trinit u-aVR~-
ing at the B. & o. for some time.
Hon. E. B. Armstrong was a business
visitor in the city yesterday.
Edw. McGinnis, of Coats, Ohio, has
been granted an increase in his pen
sion through the efforts of F. S. Mason.
Elwood Martin, a private in Com
pany D, of the First West Virginia cav
airy, has been granted back pay and
bounty to the amount OF S2S8 by the
treasury department for services ren-
dered during the a h money mas
been due him ever since his discharge
in 1865, and he made any effort
to get it until recently.
Miss Deal Murphy has returned from
a visit at Atlantic City and P~ittsburg.
Miss Mabel Lichtenberger spent yes
terday with friends at Moundsyille.
MIS-, JODH II. 1OH mas lCIul
an extended visit with friends in Penn
s%ylvania.
J. K. Geddes. receiver of the B.; 2. &
C. railroad. was a business visitor IN
the city Friday.
The Georges of this city and tho
Doyles of McMeehen, will play on the
commons to-day.
The Philip and Andrew Brotherhood
will have charge of the services at the
South Bellaire NJ. E. church this even
ing.
The amateurs gave a pertormanee
after the regular theatrical entertain
ment Friday evening. Three prizes
had beer offered. They were o as
follows: First, Butler and Curly, wrest-
ling; second. Miss Pearl Tarbet, sing
ing; third. Mr.. Howard, dancing.
Robbie, the four-year-old son of VIM.
Neal. was knocked down by a horse
while playing near his home. MS
arms and body was severely bruised.
w. H. Haskins, president of the state
mine workers. will conduct the SIR ke
against the Empire Coal Company az
this place. He will likely open head
quarters at Bridgeport.
Park J. Alexander, OF BrldgepoF'
was the guest or ITleQuS Ill ILLS tlty ~
terday. He will return TO the HarV-
ard Law School next week to take up
his studies.
Senator Archer and D. H. Darrah, or
this city, were honored with passes
admitting them to the church wAefe
the funeral services of the late pres
dent were held.
Rev. Father Coffey, of Barnesyi'la'
was in the city yesterday completing
arrangements of the various Catho.e
organizations of this city to attend tHe
dedication of the new cathedral tne.e
next Sunday.
John Manley has returned from a zen
DAVIS trip to the Buffalo exposition
J. H. Ehbright. examiner OF statloa-
ary engineers. writes that he will be Fl.
the Globe hotel September 90 "a aH4
% for the purpose of examining any
who desire engineers licenses. ms
explodes the report that he was lAs
guest of one of the mill officials hess
and was issuing licenses to men ~
take the place of the striking ehsi-
neers at the mill.
An evening paper announces that i
is probable that Rev. D.. W. Knlsa-
would be sent to the First NJ. E. churc2
of this city. Rev. Knight is well knows
throughout this section.
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