Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
BENWOOD.

An employe of the Riverside Steel Works
had his foot crushed yesterday.
Miss Logan, charming young lady OF
Urichsvillc, o.. is the guest Of Miss Luells
Fulton.
Mrs, Adamson, of Pittsburg, is guest at
the residence of W. Mann, Esq.
Mr.. Boyce Dolbear is home after several
years spent amid Western scenes.
Master Charlie Brown is visiting his uncle
in Ohio.
Mrs. Gill, accompanied by her son who
have been the guests of Mr.. Gstely for
some weeks past returned to their home in
Clsrksburg Thursday.
Mr.. +. 0ser is recovering from his ecent
indisposition.
Mr.. Chas. Conner, teacher Of the Pawpsw
school, was in town yesterday.
A grand benefit ball will be given next
Friday evening by the unemployed boilers
of the 8enwood Iron Works. Every per-
son who can possibly buy ticket should do
| 10, as the object is most worthy one. The
various committees are spsring no effort TO
make it one OF the most enjoyable ever
given here.
The NJ. Il. Church festival drew to q very
successful close Monday evening consider
ing the short time in which il was got up
The receipts at the various tables were as
follows: Fancy table, sil.0i; refreshment
tables, 1882; supper table, $27.l2;
, tickets and admission, $3.50; lemonade
stand, Sl053; grsb-bag,sss259; postofice,
81 20; total receipts, S2OS.50. The net
receipts is over $50.
The choir Of the Winbenerian church on
On Gravel street, are making preparations
for fine entertainment at the holidays.
An enjoyable oyster supper was given
Thursday ey eniug al the residence Of Mr.
W. Lawrence, few miles out of town. 1t
WAS in honor of his daughter, Miss Title
Among those who participate were the fol-
lowing: Misses Ida Hendricks, Alice Mar.
rIe, Minnie .elfers, Susie McClennahan,
Nsnni McMillen, Sadie Bumbardner, 0rio
Smith, Cora Bear, Sylvia MARBLE, Cora
Nicasop, Clara 10y, Pearl Backtsl, and
Aessrs J. Vennamsn, J. MARBLE. s. Nc.
| Clennaban, A. Jefiers, W. Celler, A. Mica.
| con. Il. Jones, j. Morrison and c. Morris.
The work Of the pupils Of the Benwooi
school, which will be exhibited in New Or
leans, is very creditable, and our city may
well be proud OF our school.
Cards are out for fashionable wedding of
which The contracting parties are Miss Mary,
the handsome and accomplished daughter
Of Fl. Peabody, Esq, and Mr.. John Leach,
a POPULAR Young Mailer The ceremony will
take place in the N. f. Church, Wednesday
at p. m.
The number Of calls ut the postofiice by
school children is simply incredible. and
they do not call only once day. but 70
pestedly and without reference to the time
mail is received. Would it not be well for
parents to instruct their children in regard
to this, permitting the older only to ask for
and receive their mail.
Mr.. Dan Fix, Of Peterborough. is the
guest Of friends here dining the past week.
Mr.. F. Fulton has charge temporarily Of
the B. & o. telegraph Office in Mounds
wills.
| The Princess has discontinued..her fv.
] o'clock p. m. trip.
limitations are being extended BY The pa
pills Of Miss Leigbtol's ART school TO the sx
bibi,ion at that lady's studio. in Wheeling
next Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas Reilly, prominent younl
lawyer Of Wheeling. was 10 tewn yesterday
| Mr.. Fishers row Of dwelling houses va
sold yesterday TO DR.. 81. Ford for the sun
Of $i,o5O. This Is considered very lo'
price for this valuable renting property.
i The ball given under the auspices Of u
| A. A. !. as. w. Friday night vas the nos
brilliant ofthe season.
| Prof. Wade, Of Horgantovn. was in tor
the past week.
Ne. d. Riddle vii mose TO toSa nez
week.
4 Mrs. J. Padding. most estipsble lad,
J Who died Friday Last. viii b iatensd G
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