Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-26
SUBURBAN SUNDRIES.
An Interesting Budget Of News Notes
from Our Thriving sistsr City Of Bridge


from Our Thriving sists City OF Bridge
port
At noon on Wednesday, Mr. c. c..
English Of Kansas City and Miss Ella
Tallman, were married ut the residence
oI the brides mother. The bride re-
ccivcd many handsome presents. A
pleasant company Ut invited friends
were present 10 wish Mr.. and Mrs. Eng.
lish BON royagc on their wedding tour
and throughout their journey Of life.
The Thanksgiving sermon Yesterday
was preached in the Presbyterian
Church BY Rev. j. X. keyes OF the NJ.
T.. Caurch. He gave resume OF the
history oi our country and ITS great
prosperity for which We should give
thanks. At the close OF the service a
collection was taken for the benefit OF
the poor of the town.
A meeting of the Trustees and Elders
OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church here Is called
for next Tuesday night to take some az.
ton looking toward the employment OF
a pastor. \ congregational meeting Is
called for next "Wednesday evening.
The cod snap caught the builders in
bad place. The new Osebay building
stops hali up.
4 number OF sleighs were out yester.
dav taking advantage OF the snow.
The approaches To the new bridge
were not completed when the cold
weather came, aud now 1t will be a
rough wagon way until spring.
Shin Smith has erected small frame
building iust at the south end OF the
new bridge, and rumor says We are to
have another grocery. This town sup
ports more groceries TO the square lnch
than many OF much greater extent.
y. Kuhn is making hay while the
sun shines" or. rather, gathering ice
while the sun don't shine. He is getting
out some very fair ice from the back
river ami creek.
A number Ci persons very anxious Tor
skating swept off the snow from con-
siderable space just below the back river
bridge, and were giving their thanks Tor
the ice in graceful evolu.iOns thereon
during most Of the day Yesterday.
Although il was THANKSGIVING Day,
the funerals OF Mr.. +. y. r. Key and
MISS .. Y. Ster, who came /. violent
deaths, we're attended by lars. number.
at , O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. Most
of the attendants were visibly affected
and were evidently too full for utterance,
Rcqui,sc1t IN plcS.
Scarlet fever prevails to some extent
am ons the children here. but as yet ID
hardly epidemic.
Mr.. Wells, who re,ently purchased
the dru. store Of J. II. West has moved
into part OF the house occupied 10y Mr.
West, who expects to 90 West early IN
the spring at the farthest.
Mr. Nugent, the painter, has bought
a lot and erected house, well out on
Howard street.
The I. V. railroad is erecting passage
Uav UP To- the track near their engine
house, apparently for the purpose o
loading stock.
Oar school house has recently re,
| caived new lot Of back boards, aid
| some new chairs for the Supeiin;end
/ eni'a room. The schools close over
| Thank ksciviny until Monday. A mum
/ b.r ri the teachers will attend
the Eastern Ohio Teachers ALSO
citation, which meets in Barnesviile
Friday and Saturday. From the pro-
! gramme, this meeting promises TO be an
excellent one. \ round trip rate oi
! Sl.lO has been secured from B.l.aire to
| BarResyiile.
Harry Clark now fills the post OF iu
/ nior Clark" in our bank, and may some
time be ruler OF the Queens Navee Ia
| Plnafore.