Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
ClARiN GTON
Holiday Entertainments aud Now 10
General.
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CrAgIyGroS, O., Januarv 2-P,o!c.,.
Thoms. OF the Clariug'on ubione::. chsoi.
spent the holidays ct Wheeling ard :
cipity.
Miss Edith Terry ia whiting relations VI.
Wheeling Island.
WI. L. W. Brsgue spent Christmas suL
friends in Steubeuville.
Mr.. Chas. Cochran, who has been l.e.s
ing for some time IN a Pitt'brrr ,.n =.
spending school vacation Of he hgna r.
this city.
Mr.. D. b. Mallory has taken his ,rcd...
boat from Pittsbure to Ianrsyi!Ie ;or De-,
ter markets.
Mrs. Chas. Dan-rxh and ehiIirea d
Bellaire, paid her relatives = short 7is.; 3,
this place.
Mr.. s. c. Howell. one ii C~ls,nr,o,.
well.todo young men, on last Wednesdsy
slipped of 10 the Nsil C.t7, cad found en-
other willing 10 accompany MIN through
life short journey. Nay happiness sad
prosperity ever attend y0u and yoar bette;
half, Mr. q.
The grand German cali given uy L.
Germans Of Clerington and vicinity, Q.
New lear Eve aid ret 1eet viii h.
success that wes snticpsted by the cor
mittee. The supper, which was prepa:eI
for the above occasion By Mrs. Lev! BAD
win, was unusually good, thers 5eirs
plenty Of estGbles served Up in the bs,;
style. Mrs. Baldwin deserves praise e:
her skill and pains n serving up such .
feast.
The TeunIoB Of the littI, y. '. / he'd
here on New lear q day, wss in everJ We
a perfect success. Ia the cay was o per
feet summer one, a .arge tu-rc2; was tbs
result, and Darlington Witnessed her fra,
soldiers reunion and The lar,es, crowd
ever gathered IN the pIscn. TIE old sol
diers accompanied By the German Bal:
Of New Msrrins7illc, which furnished *
cellent music for The occasion, 1aGe .
short parade arouad the tow. hence L
the Town Hall. where a large audience
a entertained by 81 address OF welcors
on behalc of the resident comrades OF
Darlington, from Prot. F.. B Tnomss
followed BY an address Of ~.
COUlt Oh CnhiA ~ >" 90 far
0, Darlington, By Mayor Morrill,
then for = short time By Mr Da.-e!l Of
Caldwell, when hey adjourn .or qar
per.
The hall Was neatly All sPyrorsa,.,5
decorated with @lGursls. piaes picture.
flags and japanese lanterns Among i
many ascs were the blood.staircd b..Ee--
Of the 10th O. !. that witnessed .Ir
conflicts Of Cedar CreeE, Winchester. Fire
Forks, B~errysville, aid other Of equal ia
portsnce, end iast Of al, the end OF d..
great strife and the surrender OF 4 l.. IT,.
at Appomattoy. There - scarcely enoIs1
OF the blood stained banners re|aiula.
10 tell they ever we're beautiful silkrn altar
and stripes. But their history shA,l eye.
remain ss firm in the heart Of liz c5us
trymen, whose freedom H. = rru.nm o..
the stats on which they 81. :.rI~i
Several fine cakcs were Cyua'ei hui ou-
Of special notice is thai e. .ae hutg.
which represents q fc:l, uga3 wh.a ~
starry lag is waving, and thr ,ur,a l,'I-
are piled in large heaN:, a tu.gg .~..-
for the aieir and 3 pierre Il SIC. -
The success Of The rUtir. p,g'Jra ... a
due to the energy OF The ,rw'7.frs II
deserve credit for their rean.,s III ',bor
After sapPer s. ,r. '~i ran va, .uused
BY 4 shor, aitr. 81 t:oo' VI. Ul III, VII
interspersines 0! ma-t. bg tGr Clsrinl'cL
String Band, lo.!owei By a lev sppropr
ate remarks By Cal I~schngpar fa;
parted il peace and Happiness atsr 'ia5
ing "pra;s, G1i from Whom ii A...N,..
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