Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-22
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When will the Shovel works start?
Everybody wants the new glass plant.
Mayor Goodhue reports business dull.
The dancing season will soon be ov-
er.
Marshal Erwin is sporting a new uni
form.
Nobody walk the ties of the new
street railway.
Arthur Stewart will leave for Gin
cinnati this week.
William Medill, Of Tiltonville, was in
the city yesterday.
Brock Brown was at Moundsville yes
terday on business.
j. S. Cochran was at St. C~lairsville
yesterday on business.
Ball and chains are rusting in the
city building. Oh! for a convict.
New candidates for Mayor are being
sprouted during the rainy weather.
Supt. ". H. Stewart will give a ban
quet to the graduating class Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. c. Drennen left
yesterday for Superior, Wis, to visit
friends.
No one is mad at Bridgeport The
Martins Ferry base ball team will win
the mex me-.
The Belmont Telephone Company
commenced work yesterday on building
their system in this city.
If the road commissioners make half
the proposed improvements the farm
ers will wear a broad smile.
A movement is on foot to give Lieu
tenant Smith a reception when he re-
turns home from the Philippines.
During this week a number of farm
ers will receive their money for their
coal lands being purchased by the
Pittsbufg parties.
The Wheeling Traction Company
yesterday commenced work of the lay
ing the new rails on South Fourth
street and made considerable progress.
The following is the programme for
the two days convention of the Ep-
worth League to be held in this city,
June eth and It'll. Being the eleventh
annual convention of the SteubenyiIle
district and viii be largely attended:
Thursday afternoon, 2;30 Song and
Praise Service, S. P. Lloyd, Winters
vile; 800, Introductory Words, Presi-
dent; 3:15, Paper, Personal Work, Mrs.
NclcinOa- That r nxool IrI...~x
evening, 1880, Devotional Exercises, l..
e. Miller, Hopedale; 500, Address of
Welcome, Roger Jones, Martins Ferry;
Response, Mrs. J. NJ. Smith, lingo juno
ton; $50, The Effective League, Miss
Mary G. Ekey, Fernwood; S:45, The
twentieth Century League, Rev. j. S.
Secrest. Bridgeport; Solo, Mrs. ]. H.
Lowrey, Empire; Benediction. Friday
morning, $50, Sunrise Prayer Meeting,
j. 0. Davidson, ~Steubenville; 900, De-
votional Exercises, Jason Albaugh. Kill
gore; 9:15, Business; Report Of District
Vice Presidents-1st, Miss Sadie WEIGH.
End, Miss Lititia Brown, 3rd, Miss
Maud Runyon, 4th, /. e. Miller; Report
OF Secretary, Report of treasurer, Re
port of Sub District Presidents, 1st. Ed
ward Fisher, End, Graham Porter, 3rd,
A. w. Harris, 4th Miss Mary Mansfield,
9Th, Laura Anderson 9Th, Mrs. st. Clair
Graham; Election of officers, Choice Of
Place for Next Convention, 1890 Our
Literature, j. A. Savage, East Liver
pool; 1915, Social Work OF League, P.
Cunningham, Amsterdam; 11:OO, The
Pastors Relation to the League, e. s..
Smith, Springfield; Music; Benediction;
triday afternoon, 1:30, Devotional Ex-
e%rcises, Eleanor Pearl HoItz, Bridge
port; las, Report of Chapters; 2:15,
Junior League Hour, in Charge of Mrs.
]. B. Elliott, Toronto; Report of Junior
Chapter, Lesson Taught by Mrs. Mohn,
Toronto; 3:45, Our Relation to Mis-
sions, Miss Jennie Harmon, Steuben-
vile; Recitation, Miss Lillian Heaken,
Wellsville; Solo. Mrs. J.. S. Secrist,
Bridgeport. Friday Evening, 7:30, De-
votional Exercises, e. T. Mohn, Toron-
to; 7:45, Relation of Our League to Our
Church, g. O. Lucas, Bloomingdale;
500, The Call for Laborers, Miss Nina
McCollister, Bergholz; Solo, Mrs. O. w.
Holmes. Steubenville; S:25, Next Year,
It's Du and Response. S. B. Salmon.
Smithfield;N Solo. Miss Orlieu Schultz,
Steubenville; 9:10 Installation of Of
hcers, DR.. 0. w. Holmes, Steubenville;
Benedictien.