Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
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The Band OF Hope Class OF the VI. +
Sunday School WAS he banner class last
sabbath. Whi'h class n. ge banner class
tU-tay'
The Prince and Princess are becoming
more popular every day with those of our
pcpulaCe who journey to aud from Wheel.
ing. Captains Prince and Cline are spoken
ii on every side with thanks for their
prompt attention and accommodating
manner: particularly so for making
difficult landings TO oblige individu
al passengers. Ii is to be hoped that
they will continue to ply on this local
trade. Being two Of the neatests crafts
they add much to the picturesqueness of
La Belle riverie.
The nail.feeders held meeting and de-
cided that ten hours would constitute
days work.
Mrs. Snodgrass is having the foundation
Of her new residence put in. This will add
one to the large number OF houses now
under construction.
The contestants for the Peabody
medal at our public school are
Misses Laura Dare and Flora Morgan.
The examination was held during the
past week.
Two trains of emigrants past westward
over the 3. & .. within the week, en- route
for Wyoming Ty. They immigrated from
Some OF our salons are intending to
avail themselves of the Parkersburg eXcur-
sion. Another yarifCation of "A little
nonsence now and then is relished by the
OeSt of men,
The excursion to Parkersburg leaves
June sd. 1t is under the auspices of the
odd Fellows. II promises to be one oitle
most enjoyable Of the season,
it being select 10 q de-
-, s,,;o.1r ,a,,,narata apd nbaan
John Mcmahon and Miss Emma Turner
were married last evening. They
announced at her home on
Friday that they had had the
nuptial knot tied at our Gretna Green in
April, bu, her parents insisted upon the
ceremony being performed again.
Miss Olive McClaSEey, of Moundsviile,
who has been visiting Miss Ida McMechen
during the past week left Tor the Garden
Spot Yesterday.
MISS Sinclair, of WooiSfeld, o., is visit
ing Ter sister, Mrs. DR.. Ford.
Bishop Simpsons brother.inlsw and
family, i is expected, will pass through
hele en- route 10 the Bishops home where
they go 10 attend the wedding of his son,
which will take place this week.
MI and Mrs. J. Barton lett for Wheel
ing, last evening. They will spend Sab
bath at the home OF Mrs. Barton's parents.
ne 4aOleS oil TIE NJ r. NnuTCn Will uOlu
a social some time next week. II will be
in charge OF those bright and witty ladies,
who have been 80 successful in the past
winning a reputation for Benwood's socials.
The NJ. F. s s loose their proficient super
intendent in the person OF Prof. J. w
May, az he leaves to spend his vacation at
his home in Fairmont.
Mr.. J. Coats, who has been confined to
his room the past week with acute
rheumatism will be able TO resume his
position in the factory tomorrow.
A crowd Of young people left Friday for
Pleasant Hill TO attend the closing eXer
cises of the school there. 1t has been in
charge OF Prof. Johns, who has acquitted
himself with credit.
The young people attended the picnic at
Sherrard yesterday, and strawberry festi.
val was given at the same place last night
Frank Furnel, the son Of our most
worthy citizen, left for England yesterday.
where he goes for dual purpose; first to
attend 10 a very large shipment Of cattle
which We are sending over to the beef eat
ers, and secondly, be intends making q
brief tour OF some OF the most important
and renowned places on the Eastern CONT.
nent.
Frank McJilton was in the Nail City on
business yesterday.
The Benwood public school closed Thurs.
day after one of its most successful terms
They picaiced Friday.
The contract for the addition tn the pub
lie school was awarded 10 Jesse McMechen;
smount Of contract. 81 500.
Sersah Lanuen aud James Mcdonald
were rosrried at the Roman Catholic
church Wednesday.
The Latter Day Saints have purchased
lnt srd intend 20 build church imme-
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