Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
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PARKERssURG, W. Va, April S.-Quite
large and lively crowd OF friends were as.
sembled at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Mayhall on the evening Of the sd
inst, to assist them in celebrating the fifth
anniversary of their wedding. The host
and hostess were as hospitsble as ever, and
everyone enjoyed himself hughly. Most
of the older part of the company left at 8
respectable bed time, but the young peo-
pie with the natural ardor OF youth 10
mained quite late, and with music, games
and charades, had, in their OWE words,
lust splendid time" Those present be-
longing to the Big Foot Club wore white
satin badges with the initial letters Of the
club printed thereon. The entire compa.
ny united in wishing this popular young
couple many years more Of happy welded
life. The following is list OF presents 10.
ceived:
Handsome double sofa. D. F. Club;
solid Walnut center table, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. McCandless; wall bracket, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Laird: chair, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Dor.
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fruit picture Miss Ella Earle; cedar pail,
Mr.. p. Littleton; waste basket, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Cooper; Tub, Harry Mayhall !;
wash. board, J. w. Mitchell; clothes press,
7. S. Mayhall; clothes basket, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Drennen; music rack, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rev. W. c. Snodgrass; wall bracket, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Reynolds; wood fibre basin and
crystal goblets, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Stealey
crystal pitcher and desert dishes, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. h. Wilson; crystal cake stand, Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. Wilson; lap board, George
Hutchinson: Japanned salyer, Mrs. Henry
Ogden; handsome lamp. Mrs. w. L. and
Jennie Ogden; work basket, Mrs. J. Y.
Mayhall; basket, Master Walter Mayhall
basket, Master Herbert Mayhall: mustard
spoon, Jesse Mayhall picture, Mr. and MIS-
Marlow; cut ilowers and basket, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Il. Kelly.
PARKERsBuRG, April GA pleasant little
party OF young folks assembled at Mr. r.
Wild's on Thursday evening the
happy occasion being the celcbra
ton OF the eighth anniversary OF his
daughter Sophia's birthday. A splendid
repast was prepared for the occasion, to
which ample justice was done by the juve-
niles The evening was pleasantly spent
in innocent mirth. and the guests took
their leave with best wishes for many hap.
nv returns Among the Young ladies and
gentlemen present were noted: Misses Clara
Gould, Sadie Stahlman, Maggie Kennedy,
Mary Warder, Ollie Wilding Nettie Morlang,
Hattie Neale, Clara Nathan, Julia Smith,
Birdie Ran, Lena Prayer and Masters. Sol.
and Dan Prayer, Charley MarIOng, Lee
Stebbins, Walter Wild, Mamie Ran, Harry
Bartlett, Walter O'Brien, Willie Stahlman,
Walter Frazier, Herman Wild, and Eugeue
Wild
c. 8. McCandlish and wife left on Fri.
day morning for a tour South. Their many
friends wish them q pleasant trip and sale
return.
Scott Withers. n prominent lumber deal
er from Calhoun county, has been in the
city for several days. Mr.. Withers has
been furnishing the Parkersburg Mill Com
pany with large amount OF lumber.
Capt. Nate Caswell, well and fsyorably
known as steamboatman on the Ohio and
Little Kanawha rivers, has been at Hot
Springs, Ark, for his health, and is now
on his way home. passenger on the
steamer Golden Crown. His friends will
be pleased to know that the Captain is
much improved in health
Hon. John A. Hutchinson returned
from Wheeling on Friday.
Porter's hotel and Johnnie Burch's s
liquor store have been much improved in
appearance by a coat Of paint; also Joseph
Goods store.
Col. George button, of the Singer Manu-
featuring Company, Pittsburgh, has been
here since Friday on business. lie will
also visit Clarksburg. Weston, Buchannon,
Grafton and Wheeling on his way back 10
the smoky city.
4 storm OF wind, rain and hail passed
over this city on Friday afternoon, burno
particular damage reported.