Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14
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Hymeneal Social Notes-Business ant
Personal Notes.
Special 10 the Register. ;

Hymeneal Social Notes-Business ana
Personal Notes.
Special 10 the Register. -
FAIRNoNr, May ia select company
Of about twenty ladies and gentlemen spent
the evening pleasantly at the residence OF
Deputy Sheriff Mapley last night. The
dancing was kept up until late hour.
Those present were: Misses Frank Pitcher,
of Mt Pleasant, Iowa, Emma Hayden, Bee,
Hattie and Bertie Hough, Minnie Nuzum,
Susie Hall, Lola Hall, Mrs. Will Nuzum,
NJ. D. Christie and wife, A. Howard Elem
ing, Harry, Charles and S. R. Nuzum. Chas.
E. Pride, ]. S. Hamilton, George MYgsH,
viii Fleming and NJ. A. Jolliff.
4. NJ. Ayres, of this place, and Miss
Emma j. Tennant, of Fsirview, this county,
were married at the residence Of the brides
parents to-day. Mr.. AYres will be remem-
bered by Wheeling people as a former
efficient clerk in the State Superintendent s
Office. He is at present engaged in the
drug business here, is prominent and
promising young gentleman, and has hosts
of friends. His bride is q young lady OF
many accomplishments, daughter OF y;
R. Tenant, and graduate ofour Normal
school. The attendants were Howard N.
Ogden, ESQ, and Miss Mary NJ. Burns.
The many friends Of Larney P. Carr
were pratifed to see him on our streets
again this week completely restored in
health.
CASTOR mine has recently been engaged
i'll drilling new air shaft, which, we learn,
will be completed this week. The work
was done by W. H. Baker & Co. and is
quite an important improvement.
W. C. Kimball, Secretary, is here look
ing after the interests of the New England,
Fairmont & Western Gas Coal Company,
in the trouble now pending between that
company ard the CASTOR Gas Coal Co.
The latter company, after instituting several
suits for trespsss, resorted finally to an in.
junction in order to stop the New England
Company from damaging the CASTOR road.
Since the serving of the injunction the work
has been discontinued.
Harry Gallahue has been suffering for a
week with carbuncle on his neck, which
was more painful than ornamental.
Mrs. Judge Raymond is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. II. Peddicord, in Baltimore.
Miss Julia Raymond has about recovered
from her recent serious illness.
Sirs. KID. Walker, Grand Captain Gen.
eral; A. J. Stowe, Grand Senior Warden;
o. S. Mckinney c. Z. Wells, and others,
of Crusade Commsndery No. 6, X. T., are
attending the meeting of the Grand Com
mandery in Charlestown.
John a. HOLT, Esq, Of Grafton, will de-
liver the annual address before the Mozart
Literary Society at the Commencement,
and Hon. B. f. Martin has been invited to
do the same service for the Normal Lyceum.
The latter gentleman has not yet signiied
his acceptance of the invitation.
Michael Francis, the young man who lost
bis foot by the falling Of pot" Of slate in
West Fairmont shaft is doing we'll under
the good care Of his mother and other
friends, who are now with him.
Mrs. ]. Il. Blackshere and son, Of Kan.
sas, who are visiting Mrs. Morgan Billings
ley, will leave tomorrow for Grafton, where
they will visit Mrs. Blacksheres brother,
Hon. B. F. Martin, for few days before
returning to their Western home.
Miss Carrie Jeffrey charming and &C
complished New Martinsville lady, visited
Mrs. A. J. Stone this week.
Miss Frank Pitcher, Of Iowa, is here to
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. NJ.
ID. Christie.