Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

works has ordered the pickets discon
tinued at the gates to the works. Thi
Will be popular move. as it. was gall
Ing to an intelligent mans sense o
honor to be known only by the numbe
stamped on a piece of brass.
The grand ju9y which meets at st
Ciairsville on the I'D, will have larg,
amount of work to do. The crimina
docket will be much larger than usual
Rally Day services will be held al
- First NJ r. Church to-day A spec.
! ial programme has been prepared anc
friends from other schools are asked to
| attend.
! Harry X. Mckeen will address tho
| Sunday school recently organized a,
| Pinch Run this afternoon at o'clock
An athletic school VIII be started al
turner hall next Tuesday evening IN
! der the direction of a local director
and II the attendance will justify it a
+, professional trainer will come here
The necessity for such training is not
realized by parents or such a school
would be maintained in this city all
the year.
NJ. r. Hart and wife, John Kelsey and
wife and Alex. Neff and James Me-
Gregor returned yesterday morning
from the Buffalo exposition.
DR.. j. e. Berry, of Alledonia, accom-
panied by two guns and his famous
dog, Vim Riprap," passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Connells-
vile. Pa, to take hunt. His grip was
securely fastened and marked Handle
carefully; contents breakable.'
There is little change in the situation
at the Empire coal mines, south of the
city. Some coal has been dug the past
week and the mines are now in excel
lent condition ready to handle an inn
mense amount of coal daily. Only a
few men are at work.
Rally Day exercises will be held at
the Pinch Run Sunday school this az
ternoon at o'clock.
Miss Madge Colts. of the telephone
exchange, is taking her vacation. She
will visit her sister. Mrs. J. w. May. of
GAINESVILLE. this week.
Rev. James T. Pollock, representing
the Western Seamens Friend Society,
is in the city in the interest of that
worthy organization and will speak at
the First and Second Presbyterian
churches this morning and at the First
NJ. Z. and Christian churches in the
A pair spectacles. apparently belong
ing to some elderly person, were pick
ed up on Noble street, Fourth ward, a
few days ago. The owner can secure
t'a same by calling on T. G. Nichol-
son.
Miss Mary Kelly and brother Tom,
will spend Sunday with the family of
T. J. King at Bethel.
r. II. Sherry. brother of J. F. Sher-
ry, was married to Miss McCreary, of
Mansfield. yesterday at high noon and
left Immediately for their new home at
Smithfeld. Tex.
Misses Nellie Addison and Bessie
Coffman, of the Fourth ward, won the
cake walk prize at the Loan Exhibi-
ton Friday evening.
Miss Maggie Murphy, daughter of
Thos. Murphy, B. & o. Waterman, had
her jewelry stolen. She reported the
matter to Marshal Johnson and he
accompanied her 70 Lichtig's store and
found them. They had been pawned
by a stranger.
Mrs. Susan Sherib has returned to
her home at Friendly. W. Va, after a
pleasant visit with friends in this city
and GAINESVILLE.
The Women's Home and Foreign
Society held well attend
ed meeting atythe home of Miss Martha
Kirkpatrick on Noble street, Gravel