Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
IN GENERAL.
Wedding Bells,

Last evening at 1UsOU, OCCuIIC0 II WoA
risge of Mr.. J. w. Connolly, of this city, to
Miss Fannie A. Reed, of Martins Ferry
Ohio, at the Disciples Church, Rev. E. j
Hart, the pastor, performing the ceremony.
The attendants we're Mr.. James Garden and
Miss Sallie Romick. The young folks have
many friends in this vicinity, who wish
them q long life OF peace and plenty.
Another Steel Plant.
The report is that the managers Of the
Mingo junction Iron Works are making ar,
rangements to have built, in the near fu-
fure, a steel plant at Mngo which will fur.
nish the mill with steel nails. Every day
almost some new development occurs which
goes to show that the steel nail has come to
stay. The factory at Mingo is now on full
time and the mill is running along with ali
but the forge department in operation.
A Big Affair
The benefit bail to be given tonight at
Arion and Maennerchor Halls promises to
be the biggest event OF the season, and one
ticket will admit the holder to both halls.
Mayors and Bucks orchestrss will be in at
tendance and make their usual good music
President Smith, of the American Flint
Glass Workers, and President Cline of the
Window Glass Workers, both of Plttsburg
will be candidates for q handsome gold
headed cane, which is on exhibition in Dill.
Ions jewelry store window.
Red Riding Hood.
The doll matinee at the Academy Of
Music Yesterday afternoon was o grand sue
cess. A large number of the little folks
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with Little Red Riding Hood and highly
pleased with the present Of q handsome doll,
which each one OF them received. Red
Riding Hood and its handsome and talent
ed little actors are scoring a grand success
in Wheeling and all lovers Of the sweetest
Of sweet singing should not fail to see it.
Take the little ones to see this excellent
company.
VIII Bel Pleasant Affair.
One Of the most pleasant events of the
season will take place at the Chspline
street rink tonight, it being the necktie and
apron social. A large crowd of young
folks have signiGed their intention of at
tending and the affair will undoubtedly be
q grand success. The following prizes will
be given: To the lady wearing the hand;
soonest apron, q silver cake basket; to the
lady wearing the largest apron, a gold band
Ihimble; to the gentleman wearing the
hsndsomest tie, a pair of gold sleeve but.
tons; to the gentleman wearing the largest
tie, q handsome rosewood cane Kramer S
band will be on hand as usual.
Superintendent Appointed.
TIE Governor yesterday appointed Mr..
John Z. Peck, of Logan county, Superiu
tendent Of the penitentiary st Moundsville
Mr.. Peck is the head Of a large milling,
lumber and mercantile business in Logan
county, and is also largely identified with
farming and stoek-raising interests. He
was elected sheriff of the county several
years ago, probably in 1880, and is very
influential in political and social affairs in
that region. This is the first State ap.
poiutment Logan county has ever received,
and is a just Reorganization OF her sturdy
Democracy.
Transfers of Real Estate.
The following transfers of real estate were
left for recorda al the Clerk Hooks Office yes,
terday:
Deed made April IA, 1885, by Edward
Larkin 10 Verona Elriek, for a piece OF
ground on Jacob street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. Consideration
$500.
Deed made April s, 1885, by Wilhelmine
Menkemever to James Menkemeyer. for the
north hslfoflot No. %, in Lagrange. Con,
siderstion S..
Deed made April 8, 1885, by Wilhelmine
Menkemeyer to John Menkemeyer, for the
south half of lot No. %, 10 Lagrange. Con
sideration SIS.
Deed made October l. 1888, by Walter
Marshall and wife to Ferdinand Shaeffsr,
for q portion Of the Marshall home farm
Consideration $4,000.
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