Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-19
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Mr.. and Mira. NJ M. Sbeets celebrated
their twentieth anniversary or china we'd
ding at their home in the Orchard, last
evening. Their home was IL gantly illu-
minated and everything looked as bright
and charming as could be. Those present
were Capt. L. w. Iuglebright and wife,
Judge John Cochran and wife, ]. B. Gill
lsspie and wife, ]. A. Dickson and wife,
Geo. Smith and wife, DR.. B. o Williams
and wife. Miss Lizzie R4iney, Miss Turk,
Harry Weathersld and wife, T. w. Shreve
ard wife, DR.. A. r 0ng and wife, Mayor
NJ. O. Mitchell and wife, Miss Cloise Gray,
Jas. Ralston, Bessie Brady, VIM Ritclif
and wife, DR.. Shuttleworth and wife, DR..
J. M. Blackford and wife, Rev. Brownlee,
Rev. II. n. Campbell, Judge Calvin Gray,
E. O. Boyd and wife, and Prof. 0. r.
Shreve. The presents were very numer-
GUS and costly, and every one left well
pleased with their evenings enjoyment.
Yesterday afternoon Councilman Shrodes
did a good act and one he will receive
thanks for from quite number of our citi-
zsns 10y fxirg the hoard walk to the First
ward school house so the children could
get to and from school without getting all
over mud.
The Second A N. E. Church gave fair
and festival in Commercial hall, Saturday
evening, which was largely attended by
the colOred gentlemen and ladies from Bel
laire, Bridgeport and Wheeling. Good Or
der was maintained and everything passed
off nicely.
Managers Connolly and Northwood had
the rink open last night for skating. The
most enjoyable part of the programme
was the hurdle race. There were seven
contestants, and it WAS laughable to zee
them try to slide through the hurdles.
The Castaways will be presented by Mr..
Harry Lindley and company at the new
Opera House the last three nights of this
week. The company comes highly recon-
mended sni should have good house.
Miss Clara Clark, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
accompanied by Master HLrry Burrett, of
Washington, DO, are spending few days
with her father, VIM. CLARK, and other rel
atives in town.
w. r. Scott, Of Smithfeld, will sail his
large stock. Of fine horses and cattle to-
morrow. There will be several that are
interested in that line 90 from here.
L. F. Dean, internal revenue collector,
leaves to-day for Wellsville, Irondale, Ham,
mondsVille and several other points along
the O. & P. railroad on official business,
Quite number of our people were over
to hear DR.. jos. Cook lecture at Wheeling
last Saturday night; also to hear his ser
mon Sunday morning.
Cards are oat for the marriage of Mr.. G.
G. Lu Due, of this city, to Miss Clara l.
Duncan, of Mt. Pleasant, on Tuesday, De-
cember 10Th.
Mill Dag ard wife, who have been
visiting DR.. A. r Ong, on Fourth street,
returned to their home at Smithfeld, o.,
yesterday.
Mrs Emma HaughtOn, who has been In
Est Liverpool for several days visiting
relatives, returned home last evening.
John Williams was fAed So and costs
yesterday by HIS Honor, NJ. O. Mitchell,
for disordeily conduct.
Geo. Romick, yardmaster at Bellaire on
the O. Il p. road, was IN the city yester-
day on business.
T. II. Stanton swore out warrant yes
terday for a man named Anderson, for
striking him.
Chas. Crossley was reported much better
yesterday. Charley has had close call
of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat. McDOnOugh were in
Wheeling yesterday, shopping.
Robert Galbraith is quite sick at his
home on Second street.
Mr.. Will Duncan was in Bellaire last
night on business.
W. T. Duncan was in Bellaire yesterday
visiting friends.
John Kimasky, of Rush Run, was in the
city yesterday,