Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-03-18
WELlsBURG.
aeneral Heus-MatrimontaS Market
Brillisss birthday Party-0o<inI Talk
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BriIlisss birthday Parsy-DOsinI ralk
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Special 10 n. Sunday R.g;ysr.
WELLssUas, w. Va, March f.-Mrs.
Oliver Marshall, OF New Cumberland, w.
Vas, Is visiting friends In town.
Pfof Richard Grogan, OF Wheeling, gave
an entertainment In School Hall Frftiay eve
ming and delivered q temperance speech
Saturday evening.
TIE lsdiesof the esbyterian ctHrch are
making the preliminary preparations. for q
very extensive festival, TO be held on Tues
day evening, at their church. The asi,nis.
sion Il only ten cents which includes sup.
per. II il moi gotten up to make money,
which Is evident from the price ot'atlrnis-
sion, but to promote sociability among
the members. The ladies OF this church
contemplate giving q musical concert IN
about two weeks, which will no doubt be .
success, as they have considerable musical
talent among them.
jos sDonnsil, Of Martins Ferry ls vtr
itIng Conrad Miller.
The X, X. Cooking Club hold theiB ne Lt
social at Miss Lizzie Cooper's.
Miss HZsis Adams, an attractive young
lady from Mingo, o., is visiting MrsrJOhn
Fowler.
Mr.. John Fowler, a popular and promi.
nent liveryman Of this place, was married
to Miss Nora Harvey. beautiful and ae-
complished young lady, also Of misplace,
on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock at 81.
James Hotel. Wheeling, W. Va. The oere-
moDy was performed by Rev. DIR. Cunning.
ham. OF the First Presbyterian Church OF
Wheeling. and was attended only by a few
intimate friends OF the two young princi.
pals. The groom's only attendant was Mr..
Ira Latimer, OF this place, while Mss Lizzie
Adams, of Mingo, performed the drIies OF
bridesmaid. We join In with their many
friends in wishing them II long life and
much happiness.
A brilliant little birthday prsty was
given on Friday evening, by Mr.. Hardin
Dual, at his fathers handsome residence
on the hill. At an early hour the spacious
psrloRs, handsomely edCipped and radiant
with light and warmth. began to, fill with
the ysuthfu! merry-makers. Tie pas.
times OF the evening consisted Oh. various
games, conversation, music, et1, which
was kept up until tie usual hour for re-
fres hnents, when the company were In.
vited to partake of = sumptuous and delec-
tsble repast, which was evidently highly
enjoyed by all. On repairing 70 the par.
lors. the games, etc, were taken up and
continued until d reasonable hOur. Those
present were " sses Mary 1nd Bessie
George, Jessie and Mamie Kirk.
er. ida Gilthorpe, Mamie Don
nan, Lizzie 0kes, Mary, Blantinsop
and Sallie Kirk and Messrs. WAL Hudson,
Al. Williams, kkhley Coopas, Harry PAUL.,
Alex. Paxton, IAN Jacobs, Charlie Miller.
Sam PAUL, Sanl.G.aldweli andC. w. Wind.
sor.
The correspondent for paper called the
Saturday Eter :as JounaLi who furnishes
scrapings from Brooke county, 10 evidently
q little off, IN the account they gave q
the party held at the GEanite House iAst
week, when hey say II wa. thinly attended
and music aurnished by Zellefs bad,
which are bah incorrect The attendance
was the largest OF any dance held this win.
ter. and 2siier nor has. bandl wero not
there. Horssfter that correspondent wesld
do we'll &c send their matter In after thiegs
they repe RI occur. instead Of two days be-
fore, and they will not be'so liable 70 mis-.
represeDtLAets.
The gas we'll at E1illihat IN progressing
rapidly. They are nov down 4S5 .ss<, and
have strRsk small ys,n OF gns.
Theirs. are several. weddings booked for
the neas inture, foars 10 take plses within
two weeks, and mora psomised.
The little town. of Brillia n. owe, the
river, ts having 4Iite boom. There 40
auita. number OF baildings IN courss 81
erection and moro To- Ne commsoosd ~ soea
as be weather. pesDits. Ihe bPaulteg
Iroa, Mo1s IL repidly approaching comple-
ten. and will bean immeHss. afsir when
Enished.
RH. Maris, our populsr and enterpris-
nag furniture. dealer and apdertaksr, re-
ss.ved handspms sew hesfSe from Gincin.
mai. on Tbarsday. Il is very costly snd
s,sssDt one, and equal To any in 0s larger
op6es.
Misses sis. and Kste. Phillips, who hsvs
Scen the guests Of Mias Nina Appleeats
[ for the past tvs weeks, retprnsd boms u
/ Pittsburgh on wednesday.
Among a,n1nber Of large orders received
| at the Khnhan61e Glass WORKS during th<
week, vas ons fos LOO boxss ef glass from
Chicago Ihe P.nhaadle = In z Housish
ing condits0n. T1ey are rushed Viii
ApotheP quiet, bat pleasant matfimosial
eyezt took place Thursday evening q ~
residence OF Mr.. Walkinshsw, Of The Pres
| byterian Church, the ooeasi0u bsing thl
marriage Of NJ Saml Jacobs, highly
esieened ycnKx man q this plsee, 10 Mis-
Ksttis Woods. one 81 our prominent an<
sttnsctiye ysnug hdies. We Join viii
their many fsienda N oflkrine Our cOugrsf
ulstions, sSd visa then much joy ans
happiness.
ths ceiisr unoss the iscissy, - Id Il %
been Sef The bsiek Deos In he fsctogy
which pFsysntel the 6rs from f.ieie
besdWsy, ths chances ase thet y Souj
have desiToysd the entire building, - o.
tom hes no ere engines thst en- - 80
End backets would hsvs been uttsfiy o.
less. Rortunstely the fre ~ exttngutshe
with Q Babcock extingulsher befofs an
] | sreat damage Was done.
Mr.. Hart Rose, prnfnipent yoang IN
cling man from Pittsburgh. . rsGStsfel
the Hudson House. -. :.