Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-28
ArexY WEDDING
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precisely at 2r. n Rev. Keller, pastor of
the n. Z. Church, OF this place, officiating.
After the words thst made them man and
wife were said, congratulations followed
after which sumptuous refreshments were
served. The wedding was o quiet but Sc
lect affair, only members of the two fam
lilies and q few friends being in attendance.
The bride and groom were attired in travel
ing costume and presented q very credit
able appearance. Among the presents was
an oil painting by Mr.. and Mrs. May;
toilet SET, Mr.. and Mrs F. A. CofHand, of
Schoobover; desert dishes, Mr.. and MIS-. II
Crawford; vaces, Miss Ella More, OF Bal
lsi,e; silver tea spoons, Mr.. John Davis, Of
st. Clairsyille: silver knives and forks,
Miss Estella Z, Turk, of St. Glsirsyille:
table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Juukius.
Mr.. Turk is prominent farmer residing
Gear st. Clairsville. The bride was the
youngest and only unmarried daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Prangle, and was q very
their oldest daughter, Mary F., was mar
ried to Mr.. 7. Coffi and, of New Athens.
MIR. ard Mrs. Turk will spend their
honey moon with Mrs. Henry Bean, OF
st Clairsville.
GESERAL CITY HAPPENINGS.
Yesterday Mr.. r. J. Alexander received
a check for 500, from Cambridge, for the
Bridgeport sufferers.
on Tuesday night Wan, Bre;denstein
lost a sl5 revolver.
John Z. Morgan was arrested yesterday
for drunkenness.
Fred Hess, Esq, engineer at the 4E:ns
Mil, is suffering from mashed finger.
Thieves entered Johu O'Neifs Two
II H. farht md
Only succeeded 10 carrying OIL about 81 in
change.
Mr.. George Medill will close out his
stock of dry good and leave for the West,
where he will engage in business.
Joseph Taylor had Fred Helt arrested for
asseulIipg and threatening hin. He was
bound over to the Probate Court in the
sum Of $40. He plead guilty and was fned
81 and costs. He paid this aud was re.
ieastd. He then turned in and had Taylor
arrested for calling him hsr.
John krugle, jaBitor OF the Presbyterian
church. who resided iI the back part OF
be church with his n:Otbsr aud chlldIen,
.kipptd out duripg the food and has not
rec n heard Of lie. His two children will
ne sent to the Orphans Home and his
mother will go with relatives at Barnes
vile.
T l.. Patton recently purchased six cat
ne bI VI lChSb diu
& ~ were lad oven at Elyra fifteen hours
ID. s.nOst starved. Mr. alton now pro-
poses t. brig suit sgaiEst the c. l.. & w.
"a i;cad or the Lake Shore railroad 70. 500
ism-ses The point in the case is IN
whose roSsessiou we're the cattle during
." delay
Cent. Smiths house was so badly dam
aged by The food that he has removed into
h. DR.. West properly in klrkwood:
D.. L. ~
locking sitter his interest in the John Law
is property.
Tie insurauce companies have adjusted
Wills 4 Dents 10 ses anlicaoly and salts
isCtorily.
JoLL Kinslty, while attempting to board
A moving us.n al New Phiiaderhis had
10Th hgs tsken oil below inc Anee the
other Jay.
The Board Of Directors uf the LsBalls
glG!s works will meet on Mouday next on
thp cue stiun OF r.suming operations
II lic on lbe rsilr2a6a Is Saavy
On tn, sdcy evening d. !oke's horse
became fright, ned at the ''dinkey" on the
C. L. & W railroad and ran of, out fortu
uately MAS stopped b fore any damage WAS
dgne.
Mr.. Jane; Duncan tas sold his store to
James Clark.
Anumber Of Bridge porters attended the
soiree given 10y Misses Lizzie and Kate
Jones on the Island last night.
Messrs. Bowie & Deems, the druggists,
who were washed out by the late flood, are
reftting their store with an entire new
stock Of goods and will be ready in day
or two to resume business as usual. They
have secured the services OF Mr.. A. G.
Snow as prescription clerk. Mr.. Snow
psssed very successful examination before
the West Virginia Board Of Pharmacy, and
their customers can rely on having their
prescriptions carefully and accurately com.
pounded.
PERSONAL FONTS.
Mss Mamie Duncan is enjoying the hos
pitslitics of friends in Pittsburgh.
L. w. Alexander returned yesterday
from pleasant visit to Moundsvil!e.
John j., son Of Mr.. J. ID. Heinlein, is
quite sick.
Martin Cowan, of st. Clairsyille, was
down yesterday on business.
DR.. J. N. Todd returned yesterday from
a pleasant visit 10 ClsysvilIe, Pa
Albert Porter, who has been laid up
with typhoid fever, made his first appear
ance on the streets yesterday
Captain John Bsges and Bud Whiting
leave next week for Colorado to engage In
mining.
Mrs. John Chapman is improving.
Miss Clara Chapman, of Steubenville, .,
is visiting her parents in Kirkwood.
Mr.. Charles Heinlein is suffering severely
from mashed finger.
Mr.. Samuel Junkins the dry goods mer
chant, will start for the Elst in few days
TO purchase goods.
MIR. John Clayland, who is attending
school at Cincinnati, is expected home
soon,