Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
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News Items-Personal.
SteciaI 10 he Sunday Re0iHtr.
SrEuBEsvILLE, O., September l9-The
concert given for the benefit of Miss Bessie
Riley, Thursday night last, was grand
success. One OF the best audiences that was
ever in the Opera House, being present.
Miss Riley acquitted herself in her usual
style and received numerous applause,
Among others who took part in the exer-
cises were Misses McCrscken, Priest, Nc
Cam, Grimes, Maple and Lindsey, and
Messrs. Chas. Elliott, Will Money, Jsm5s
Gill and Prof. Seibert. Miss Riley will
leave next week for Boston, where she viii
pursue her musical studies.
Thursday evening a. hslfpast eight, Mr..
John Bates, a well known Young gentleman
Of this city, and Miss Aggie Seybold, were
married at the residence of the brides
brother in-law, Daniel McCory, in the pres
ruce of few relatives and friends, d..
Grimes performing the ceremony. The
happy couple have the best wishes OF their
any friends.
The Oui Vive Club had one OF their pleas
act socials at the residence Of W. Il. Wal
ac-. + a., Wednt sdsy night About fifteen
-vupls we're present. All pronounce an en-.
oyablc time.
The amusement season has opened in full
blast in our city, the Theatre Comique open
ng last Monday hight and the skating Kinks
during the week, while Charlie Whites Par
.or Circus holds out at the On "a House.
The Silver King Company, which ap-
oeared at the Opera House last W ednesday
night, have closed the seas0l on aJcouRt oil
The hortness of funds. .-. the company
had money enough to g, 10 New, York
While the others stopped at sSurg
James Smith, notorious chicken thief,
vas sent TO the Cleveland workhouse Tor one
hundred days this week, he failing to pay
fire of $25 and costs.
Ii seems that our base ball club after
plsying a game cannot stay away from the
brewery and getting drunk and raising
disturbance. A few evenings ago number
ofthem imbibed too much of the Gambrl-
nus fluid and made the night hideous Tor
TIE residents of upper Adams street. The
officers should pay little attention to this
ed q town.
The ladies' Of the German Turnverein So
ci.ty will insugurate the season by grand
ball On September "a, at which the Wheel
iug Opera House band have been engaged
10 furnish the music The committee hav-
inc the appraiser charge is composed OF the
following ladies' Miss K. Hutterly, Miss
r. Bonner, Mrs s. C Buttee, Jr., Miss a.
Gescheider, Miss NJ Persohm, Miss NJ Gun
lie, Mrs. S. Kline and Miss o, Gottman.
So far there has been only one candidate
al nounced for the postmsstership, that Of
Councilman Brashear, OF the Third ward.
A number Of small boys in the upper end
cf town had been iniuring the shade trees
on North Front street Numerous com.
plaints have been made by the citizens OF
list locality.
Postmaster O'Neil has received the ten
cent stamps for special delivery letters
None will be sold until after the lst OF Oc-
tOber.
Among those who took in the excursion
to Cincinnati Tuesday last were j. M. Pow
rrs and wife, John b Foley, J. B Graves,
"sptain LANCE and wife, Stephen Bueche.
Mrs. VIM. Jones' George Mccoy, Sam Nc
Clinton ard John Cummins.
George A. Adams, OF the Fort Wayne
shops, Allegheny, is in the city.
Nj. S. Stokely and VIM. Beall lett on las:
Tuesday for the Rocky Mountains on
bunting expedition.
1t is rumored that Rev. Eugene Edmunds,
Ct Chagin Falls, will be the new pastor at
he Hamhn Burch this city.
Miss Ada Cope, of 3mithfeld, is visiting
Nrs Ida May, OF this city.
Mrs. Stevenson, OF St, Louis, is visiting
friends in this city.
Harry Sherrsrdis on flying trip to New
Orleans.
Geo. Bilderbacker, Of Pittsburgh, is visit
ing bis many friends in this city.
Hon. Robert Martin and daughter, Ma
6d, have returned from atrip to Des MolneS,
Iowa
Miss Lizzie CASTOR, Of East Liverpool,
and Miss Emma Scott, of Richmond, are
WISHING at the residence of G. g. CASTOR,
upper Market street
Miss Emma Wallace will leave Monday
next for Nasssr College.
James T. Sarratt and wife are visiting at
Columbus.