Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30
BENWOOD.
An Interesting Christmas Eva
Entertainment.
Handsome Present to a Sunday School
Superintendent Young Lady
Vino Wanted Damages for
Being Kissed,
.SJ,C"id 10 NE Register.

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RENwuor, ". Va, December 29-Au
entertainment was given at the Luth-
eran church Christmas night. The per-
Torrance was prefaced by concise and
touching address by Rev. LOudenslager,
the worthy clergyman of that church. This
wss followed by IA well rendered pro.
gramme, replete with Rotations, speeches
and dialogues by the pupils Of the Sunday
school. The singing was exceedingly good.
Miss Lizzie Niedamyer presided at the or
gan. The epi!ogue TO The performance was
the distribution CT hooks, boxes of bon
hons and sacks of candy to the Sunday
school and all the Juveniles in the audi.
Cnce.
Mrs. Qugley, The genial hostess OF
Popular Private Guarding HOuSc.
IN Centre ward, WAS th" recipient of hand
some Chr stma> present from her gentle
uen "osrdtrs IN he form OF line set of
jewelry. IL was presented in behalf OF the
hoarders hv Mr.. Matt AltmPvrr. and re.
Ceived with graceful thanks by the agree
ably surprised lady.
Prof. j. Will May, superintendent OF the
VI. +. Sunday school, received handsome
ring from tn" members If tho Sabbath
school q token Of their appreciation Of
his faithful service. 4. l.. Peley. Esq,
made the presentation speech.
Hon. Josiah SncIairP has purchased the
conner lot fronting on Second and Ferry
street. This is one OF the best sites for a
business house in this growing city.
Miss Alice Simpson, a belle Of Gravel
Bottom, is visiting az the residence OF Mr..
\ J.. Pelsy.
The Robert Raikes cass OF the VI. +.
s. ). presented their teacher, Mr.. Chatham
Sinclair, with gold ring. The presenta
ton - eech WAS h.ase by Prof. A. Warden.
This class is composed of the young gen
tlemcn Of the congregation.
Miss LueIla FGlton,
one Of the Most Competent Teachers
Of our city school, is spending the holidays
with friends in GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
TIE success OF the fancy booth al the
le iiyal is mainly due to the unhasgug
efforts 5ni energetic management OF Miss
ii ZpatriCk.
lie can tata at the VI. T. Church Christ.
wSs eve was exceedingly well rendered.
The following characters were especially
: Cd Faith, Hope, Charity, Frost King,
,Fnta Claus, tie ShephCrds and Angels.
The Choristers and children also deserve
z NEED OF praise.
Miss Anna Bpwera. OF New Martnsville,
left Yesterday Tor her home. She was &C
companied by Miss Ada DOlbesr who will
spend the remainder Of the holidays in
that vile.
Mrs. Sslle Maugell, Of Harrisviile. o.,
is guest al the hOspitable residence OF
NJ. l.. Bowers, Of First street.
Mcssrs. Chatham Sinclair and Clyde
Frri, two popular young gentlemen OF
thi, place, are visiting friends a. Woods.
Vile, O.
A Devoted Teacher
in the Sabbath. school, was presented with
gold pen by his class.
The Misses Dolbear entertained a cOterie
Of their friends Friday evening in honor Of
LADY guest, Miss Bowers.
Mss MCGannon, Of Wheeling, is visiting
friends here.
The festival closed Friday evening. 1t
was in progress eight evenings.
Mr.. N. Fitzpatrick, q popular mailer,
met with painful accident Friday morn
ing by falling down the cellar steps.
Friday evening the following articles
were drawn at the festival: 4 cooking
stove, by Mrs. Thomas Deegan: set OF
tides, by Miss X. Sullivan; ties set, by
Miss Della DePgan; Gulliver's Travels, by
Miss Minnie Fitzpatrick; Daniel Boone, by
Daniel Altmeyer; q tidy. by Jas. E;lsry.
Mr. Thomas Williams aud Miss Mary
Norris were married at the residence Of
Mr.. Spencer Smith last Sabbath.
In the contest for gold ring Mics Jan-
ME Dolan had the sum Of 81 % and Mias
Maggie Welsh S34 10. Each will receive a
ring
Miss Emma Hedges.
A bright and yivacious Young Lady.
was in town last week visiting friends.
The Misses Fleming, two charming young
ladies OF MOundsyile, returned home yes.
terday.
MT. y. y. Carr was visiting friends here
Yesterday.
business was very brisk at the Mayors
oil!ce this week, AID Wednesday ease OF
interference with the msrshal in the per.
Torrance. Of his duties occurred. which
brought lucre 10 The municipal Golfers to
the amount OF 1910.
NJ. n. Dyer was up for disturbing the
peaceful calm OF our atmosphere for which
be forfeited to the treaaurery the sum OF
| one eagle, and cost.
young gentleman OF the uppsr ward
vas up yesterday afternoon, dsorderly, he
donated the. sum OF IS, and cost
A young lady Of our city appeared al
| His Hopor's Office and requested TO hsy. a
warrant Issued for the s-rest Of q certain
party OF the opposite sex Tor having
Kissed and Rugged
the Aforesaid lady on the ferry boat
His Horror. who il for waving the olive
branch OF peace, suggested an apology as a
balm to the feeling OF q lady. by a Ist!s
strategy the man was brought into the
Office. and agreed that the better pI4u va.
70 apologize, which be did. aud they ell
dispersed we'll satisfied.