Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-01
BENwOOD.

The nail factories have shut down for an
indefinite period.
The repairs at the blast furnace are rap
idly progressing.
F. b Peabody is improving his prem
lees by the laying of a pavement.
Mrs Casser, an estimable lady of Centre
ward, is very ill.
Mr.. Cbas. Curran, a popular young man,
has returned from Oakland, Cal. And
the manner in which his old chums hover
around him, indicates that they have
greatly missed him.
The Sherrard band rendered some stir
ring selections very creditably on the
streets Thursday evening.
A private picnic was held at Boggs' Ran
Thursday.
Mrs. Snodgrass, accompanied by her son,
is visiting friends in Washington, Pa.
Miss Nellie Osbourn spent Friday in
Moundsville.
Miss Kate Farmer has returned from =
trip to Chicago.
Willie B McMechen, an intelligent
youth of this vicinity was one Of the
twenty-four graduates from the Wheeling
public school.
Mr. Geo. Fitzgerald, we'll known roller
at the riverside plant, is again able to be
on the streets after the recent accident
that befell him.
A large number will spend the Fourth
on the Camp Ground.
Miss Sallie Oliver, Of Philadelphia, is
the gu""t of friends on Water street.
Miss Maria MCLEAN, of Thompson, was
the guest OF Miss Ida Hendrix in the fore
part of the week.
John Dixon, one of the men injured in
the dynamite explosion is able to he out.
Thomas Blade is gradually recovering at
the hospital.
Miss Laura Dare was reappointed teacher
at the Bagg's Run School and Mr.. Horn
brook was appointed principal. -.
Mrs. W. Deegan is spending few weeks
in the country.
The Noel drum corps is getting in good
shape for the coming campaign.
Miss Marian Murray has returned from
a visit to friends in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Jas. briggs, first class baker Of
place. has added another delivery wagon
to his equipment in that line
| A fishing party Of Benwoodites en-
sconce ID near Powhatan, sent large order
for bandanas yesterday.
Mr.. John Newton, of Centre ward, is
on the sick list.
Mr.. M. J. Gately and sister Miss Ella,
leave Tuesday on a visit to friends in
Clarksburg.
The Tyola Fishing and Huntiug Club
with Mr.. H. Peabody Captain, and Mr.. j.
p. Taylor, Secretary, will shortly leave
for encampment at Armstrong Mills, 0.
Miss Hattie Brush, charming young
lady of Pulaski, Pa, is the guest of friends
| here.
A subscription paper was circulated at
the Riverside works for the benefit Of an
employe of the tube works who had one Of
his feet crushed some time since by guam
tity of pipe falling upon him. The men
responded to the appeal with their Gus
tomary generosity.
The Road Supervisor, with his force OF
men, has nearly completed the building Of
the Marley Hill road.
Mr.. l. Conrad, one OF the city fathers,
has returned from brief furlough
The marriage of Miss Lizzie, only
daughter of F. Niedermyer, Egg to Mr.
Louis Niebergell, was brilliantly celebrated
Thursday last. The ceremony took place
at 4 o'clock in the auditorium Of the
Lutheran Church, and was performed by
Rev Charles Holtz, pastor of that church
The bride wore an elegant costume of
cream nuns yelling and brOcade silk. The
two brides maids wore becoming costumes
of the same material. The groom and at
tendants wore the conventional dress suit
After the ceremony the bridal party drove
to the residence of the brides parents
where reception was held, at the conclu-
sion of which the guests were invited to the
dinining-room, where SYMPTOMS banquet
was served. The presents were many and
valuable.