Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
MOUNDSVILLE.
neaths-Many Matrimonial Events Fair
Otes-Personal.
S,scs,I IN ths S,tuIat Rsotsksy

neaths-Many Matrimonial Events s. Fair
NOtes-PersOnal
Special to the Sunday Register.
MoUNDsvnLE, October 3-Word was re-
ceived by Mr.. |. T Gray that Dr. J. D.
J, ckson is dead. DR. jackson had large
crcle of friends here who will be sorry to
ltarn of his early death.
Information was received also stating
that MIR. H s Brown, late treasurer OF the
Webster Wagon Company, died at his
mothers residence in South Bury, c., on
the 10th ult, of Bright's kidney disease.
Last week Witnessed quite number OF
marriages. in this vicinity. Mr.. Jacob
anon and Miss Emma Brannen left the
safe of single Slessedsess Also Mr. VIM.
Rogerson and Miss Lydia Cook, Of Lime,
stone. Best wishes follow them. Marriage
is getting quite contagious down here, and
more are soon to follow. The boys aud
girls not matrimonially inclined are think
ing of getting vaccinsted.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church gave a
very creditable fair and banquet to the re,
firing elder, W. E. LOOMS, IN the Masonic
HALL which was largely attended. Mr..
Loomis will 90 from here to Parkersburg
the vacancy here being filled by Rev. L. l.,
Stewart The Moundsville circuit will be
occupied by Fl c. Sanford.
Mrs Mahola Russell, accompanied by her
son and estimable daughters, Blanche and
Amelia, were in town last Sunday visiting
her sister, Mrs Criswell, Of Western ave
nue.
Miss AIDA Stockett, of this place, died
recently in Cincinnati. Her remains were
brought here Friday for burial.
The wife of Prof E D. Haines died IL
Lebanon, O., Monday Her many friends
will be panied to hear this, while her hus
band will have their sincerest sympathy II
his loss.
The reunion of the Twelfth West Virgins
will occur here on the 22d and 23d Of THU
month. 1t will be great occasion for oul
town, and it is expected that all the old com
rsdes will be present with US and as man!
more as can possibly can come.
A change in the position of the guards
the penitentisry took place Thursday, il
which Robert Csliee, late Captain OF tn
guards, was relieved Of his position and Jos
| Ferguson, q new recruit from Wayne coun
ty, succeeding to his place. Same Fergu
son took the place as Captain of the guard
which was filed by JOS Ferguson. VIII
Superintendent Peck made such a change
d, priving Mr.. Caltee OF his plsceis unknown
he was an Efficient officer in every respec
and stands high in the estimation Of all VIII
know him. 1t appears that civil servic
aoes not apply to this institution. To tn
victor belong the spoils.
We learn that our friend Allen Maupil
will coon leave for Washington, D. C.
where be will go on duty as a guard at tai
executive mansion. His many friends vii
be glad to hear Of his ppo,ntment.
Miss Zillsh Newman has returned hon
after quite extended visit among friend
IN Wheeling.
Robt. Lowe, City Street Commissioners
was assaulted on the train We1ues lay even
ing by q crowd OF roughs on his return from
Wheeling The crowd imagined it was Sal
Ivan before they got through.
Mr.. Robt Lowe, Street Commissioner, ha
resigned his position.
VIM. Johns has opened up new sho
i suGas repsir shop in the lower town. Bill
is q genial kind of chap and deserve
patronage.