Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-28
BELLAlRE.

Christmas joys Have Left us now New
Years Next Will Come-Let us all on
That Great Day, BE as Happy as our
Chum.
On last Friday evening the N. f..
Church was crowded to its utmost with a
crowd ofour best people to hear the concert
10 be given and to see Kris kingle. The
services began shortly after o'clock when
the superintendent, DR.. Mcclellan an
nourced that hymn 3rd would be sung by
The scholars of the Sunday school. The
classes had their names nicely fixed on
tanners which they carried when marching
up and down the aisles of the church
When it came to seating the school it took
considerable crowding and pushing to get it
down. The services were continued with.
out interruption until 9:4j. A number Of
speeches by the little ones and choruses by
the school and others made up most of the
exercises of the evening. Tom Keyser and
his family took we'll in their impersona-
ton OF Kris Kingle and his family. The
treat consisted of $50 packages of
candy. Tie balloon that was TO
have carried Santa Clause aud fam
ilyto other parts failed TO heat properly and
was not sent up. The young folks, can now
rest assured that Kris will be here next
year on tine, as he failed to leave the city.
BRILLIANT WEDDING.
During light fall Of snow on Tuesday
night large assemblage of invited friends
were gathered at the home Of Mr.. John
McGraw. on north Gravel Hill, to witness
the marriage Of Thomas J. Davis, Of Den
yer, TO Mary J. McGraw. At $50 Rey,
Brown, according to the form Of his church,
performed-the simple ceremony that made
the couple man and wife, until death do
us part." When the chimes Of the
marriage bells had ceased all pres
cnt were ushered before well filled table OF
Refreshments to which they did justice. The
happy couple will live in Denver, Col,
where Mr.. Davis contracts for boring arte-
sian wells. Below we give LIST OF the pres
ents received: Fine waterset Misses +. A.
and N. C"mmins; fine silver castor, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Baggs, OF Bridgeport; silver
butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Coulson;
fine perfumed case, Dr. and Mrs. j. G. Nc
Cullough; Presbyterian hymnal. Mr., Joseph
Lawson, Wheeling; doz. napkins, Mrs.
Lawson, Wheeling; hand embroidered satin
pin cushion, Miss Laura Lawson, Wheeling;
lemonade set, Nellie and Jennie Stewart;
J doz. hand painted china fruit plates, Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Baker; silver picket castor,
Mr.. ard Mrs. S. P. Wells Wellsville; | doz
napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson: plush
embroidered table scarf, Miss LuelIa Thomp-
son; pr. vases, Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. keyser;
Silver salt and pepper castor, Mr.. aud Mrs.
viii Carroll; pink satin toilet set pin
cushion ard mats Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon
Wilson; haud-painted China fruit dish,
Mr.. and Ms. S. S. MCGOWAN; silver cream
spoUn. Mr. and Mrs. NJ Y. Miller; gold
lined sugar shell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. I.
Rowles; one pair bed spreads, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Netherald; silver butter
dish, Mr. and Mrs. William Davis Steuben,
vile; fine glass and bronze vases, Mr. w.
f. Reed; coal scuttle, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Q.
Hamilton; bed comfort, Mr. and Mrs.
James Heburn; hand.painted tile, Mary
and Maud Nicholson; half dozen solid
silver teaspoons, Mr.. and Mrs 6. W. Davis,
Steubenyille; half dozen silver knives
and forks, Mr.. G. W. Thompson, Mingo;
silver sugar spoon, Mr.. VIM. McGrsW; Sill
yer napkin rings, Mr.. r. J. Davis, Steuben-
vile; plush perfume case, Miss Kate Cook,
Bridgeport; one dozen napkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Reed; tufted pincushion, Lizzie
McGraw; hand painted mirror, Mr.. VIM.
Sharp and daughter; fine salt and pepper
boxes Miss Iona Davis, Steubenyille; hand
painted porcelain PLAGUE, Nora and Eyert
Raker. hand painted tile, Miss Nellie
Marsh; embroidered plush mat, Miss Elva
Wetherald; large ebony hand painted pan
mel Miss Phabs HeDdershot; toilet get pin
custom and mats, Mr.. and Mrs. DC. Stewart;
sEws NOTES.
Miss Lou Moore, OF GAINESVILLE, is the
guest of Miss Cora Carr.
Mis-. J. NJ. Naring suffered painful inju-
ries by falling through the hatchway Of the
Lantern Globe Works yesterday BE viii
not De laid up long, however.
DR.. Col. Mccullough is home from Kan
sas. BE looks very hearty and has gained
sixty pounds since he left.
The Telegram had considerable trouble
with q barge of tanbark under the railroad
bridge last night
IS. Woodbridge will take his new posi-
ton at the Ohio Lantern Company on
Thursday.
A crowded house viii greet Gath" here
on January eth.
The sleighiDg was pretty good yesterday
and many cutters were out.
John Mitchell is able to attend to busi-
ness sgain.
Carrie Randolph is home from the West
Charles McClaih viii erect grocery
store of bis OWN in the spring.
Clarence Vanlaw is reported better from
bis home In Belmont -
Mr.. John McGraw will leave for Colorado
shortly. :.
Several of the Pinch Ran parties who
were engaged 10 the 6ght on Christmas,
we're arrested.
Mr.. r. B. BatteIIs, of Allegheny and
family, are in town.
Mr.. Ray and family, Of Gravel Hili. are
home from Wellshurg
w. r. Crunpton. Superintendent OF the
B. Q. & c., was in town yesterday.
Services in the churches as usual TO-DAY
Rev. Williams preacher morning ans
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