Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

GROUNDS THIS afternoon. WDeTe Sne Will
deliver a lecture. large number
from here will astend to see and hear
the saloon smasher
John Edwards, of the First ward,
who has been quite sick. is able to be
out again.
ne management of the new Laugh
ling steel mill has received q large
number of applications for positions in
the new mil.
The Thimble Bee Club was hand
somely entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs. F. X. Dixon at her home on
North Fourth street. Mrs. Dixon was
assisted In receiving by Miss May
Sedgwick, Mrs. J. w. Darrah, Mrs. f..
C. Boyd and Mrs C. II. Carpenter A
number from out of the city were in
attendance. During the afternoon re-
freshments were served.
Miss Berth" Howells entertained a
number of friends at her home on
Broadway Friday evening.
"A Run on the Bank will be the
attraction at the Star Theatre Wednes-
DAY evening.
John Henderson has returned from a
business trip to Cleveland.
Communion services will be held at
the First Presbyterian Church to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Barrett and Mrs.
e. G. Rider were at Cadiz yesterday to
witness the unveiling OF the monument
to John x. Bingham.
Howard Stewart has returned from
visit with friends at Cadiz.
The Injunction suit against the new
road Improvement will come up to-
l.. pInac Court hofnrn
judge Hollingsworth.
The Belmont Central Trades and
Labor Union will meet in Bridgeport
this afternoon.
The recent stone orusher received by
the trustees of the Martins Ferry and
Colerain pike was tested Friday and
worked very satisfactory and will be
accepted by the trustees.
1.-THE Missouri Girl drew large au-
dienee at the Star Theatre last evening
and pleased everybody.
The Assembly Club will give their
first dance this season at Assembly hall
Friday evening.
Truant Officer Thomas Stanton serv-
ed nine notices yesterday on children
that had been playing truant
Several from here attended the I'M
yelling of the John A. Bingham monu-
ment at Cadiz yesterday. The I'M
yelling was largely attended.
The health board committee which
was to investigate the cost OF crema-
tory for this city have not yet made
report, but it is understood they are
making Investigations.
The public is making some vigorous
kicks for closed cars on the Bridgeport
line. as all on this line are open cars,
and since it has become so cool IL
makes it very uncomfortable for pas
sengers.
John Boehm was before the Mayor
Yesterday on a charge of obstructing
the street in front of August Miller
place and not placing lights on the
obstruction at night. He plead not
guilty and will be given hearing
later. Mr.. Boehm has the contract for
the stone work for the new Miller
building
The Martins Ferry Tigers defeated
the bridgeport A. G.. foot ball team
Yesterday by D. score of 10 to 0.
Ham Woods has just completed
fine pavement in front of his residence.
The fan at the Spence-Baggs Com
pany's foundry has been repaired and
the nlant was on In full yesterday
The company is considerably behind
with their orders and all their force is
busily engaged.
One of the Hungarians who plead
not guilty of last Sundays disturbance
Yesterday changed his plea to guilty
and paid 81 and costs.
The Ragtime foot ball team, OF the
Island. was defeated by the Aetnaville
All Alikes on the furnace grounds by
score of 20 to o. The game was played
fast and the Island boys were COM
pletely out-classed.
There will De communion service at
the United Presbyterian Church this
morning. :.
prof. Rogers had a fair sized audi
enee last evening at Armorv hall and
his performance gave good satisfae-
ton.
Miss Edith McKim was the guest or
friends in Portland yesterday.
Amos Curley. Sr.. and son. OF Point
pleasant. w. Va, is the guest of rela-
tives in the city.
Miss Martha Foreman. of Scio, Is
visiting her sister. Miss Foreman, of
tho firp of Foreman q. Willians.
Mrs. q. Turvey is VISITING frineds in
p1ttsburg and attending the exposi-
ton
The NJ. a. Hanna Club held bust
ness meeting last evening. and durfng
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