Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-28
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A Quiet and Pleasant Christmss-Funeral
Servlcss-Personal Mention.
Syscial % tie Register.

n Quiet anu Pleasant
Servlcss-Personal Mention.
Syer6al 20 hs Register.
WARRINGTON, w. Va. December IL
The past week Except Fridsy) was quite a
busy one in this town for the merchants
business hyelier and sales better than for a
number Of weeks, because, probably that it
is holiday times. In the way Of amusement
the town would have been whitewsshed, had
it not been for the Christmas tree, which
was heavily ladened with presents. Every
thing passed of quietly, and nothing Of a
disagreeable nature occurred to mar the
pleasure of the occasion To the honor of
the TOW let it De known, that a more sober,
quiet, peaceable and orderly Christmas has
not been experienced here for a number OF
years.
On last Sunday q special train was en-
gsged, and the remains Of James Hopkins,
Of whose sudden death a report appeared
in last Sundays RgGlsTER, were taken to
Fsirmont, and after the solemn services
conducted BY Father Walsh, of the Catho,
lie Church, the remains were laid to rest in
the Catholic Cemetery Alarge number OIL
relatives and friends were in attendance,
and paid the parting tribute Of respect.
W. K. Ingmsn was in Fairmont on Fri
day.
Miss Stella Fry is visiting friends in
Wheeling.
Our public schools have adjourned for the
holidays.
Mrs. H. J. CLAYTON is visiting her son
Thomas at Newburg.
Levi W. Stsrkey and lady are visiting IL
Bloomington, Ill.
Will Basnett, Of Morgantown, and Will
Curry, of Wheeling, were here Christina:
day.
/. B. Snodgrass, an attorney Of New
Martiusville, came here Friday night Oh
business. ~
James A. Hagyerty, an attorney of Fair
mont and family, spent Christmas here with
James Hsggerty, s..
Frank f. Conwly, a travelling salesman
of Peoria, ILL.,, is here visiting his parents
and other relatives.
Lee Snodgrass. Deputy Clerk of tht
WetzeI County Court, Is here Willing AVA
the holidays among his kindred and ole
friends.
Miss Tanner Hicks, daughter of ]. B
Hicks, Sheriff o. Marshall county, IS eS
pec,ed to visit relatives in this town mex
week.
James 4. Coleman, who started to Pitts
burg on last Sunday on business. was CON
PEELED to return on account of sickness. ID
is now confined to his room, under the car
Of DR.. Hamilton.
Miss Carrie Jeareys, assistant teacher
in the Burton graded school, was herr
circulating among her many friends soc
admirers, on Christmas day.
Miss Georgie Grove, of Pennington, VIII
is teaching sGiool at Webster, IS spending
part of her holiday vacation here at SqulrE
Christy's; and Mrs. Jessie Marley, OF Fan
mont, is at the Squire's, too. .
George Haegerty and Miss Lou Dayt
were married st the residence of the bride;
father in this town, on Christmas eve, b
Rev. Trippet, " the NJ. E. church.
The Index Importer from this place put
il in this way "Hon. c. E. Wells, o
Glover's Gap, Who will after the 4th o
March append to his name U. 5. NJ. 10
W. Va was in own last Saturday"
James A. Holgh and Ezra Mason en-
gagged on Tuesday last in a fsticuf, II
which James came out second best, witt
his face so ornanented that it reminded
one of Christmas tines.
In q former Letter something was SAT-
about the sudden aid unexpected departur,
of James A. Bee AMI Miss Rule B~rookoyer
They returned last Monday night ~atterssal
absence of several Days, and think that tn
free advertising they received in the coun
ty papers was o little previous. They ss,
they are not married