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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01
STEUBKNYILLE.
a Mine Of Wealth in sIght-PersonaI and
Social News.

\ Mine OF Wealth In Slght-tereOnai ana
Social News.
Special Correspondence q he Sunday Register.
SrEUBENvILLE, August 31.-If the
strike of fire clay, made by the Steubsn-
vile Iron and Steel Company, pans out it
will prove a big thing for S;euhenville, for
nothing is booming so much just DOW as
the terra Gotta and brick business. five
have fire clay of frst-class quality all the
boom in Jefferson county will not be con-
fined to Toronto.
James J. West, the young man who
vent to Chicago from this neighborhOod
and rose like a meteor, becoming editor
and manager of the Chicago Times, has got
into trouble, it appearing that be is in
debted TO the amount Of $3.50, coo, and has
also been arrested for fraoulently issuing
one thousand shares a stock, and has bsen
held to answer in The sum Oslo, 600. West
was held up as an example for other young
men in this neighbornoOd to pattern by,
but it seems that the honest, easy going
way is the best, after all.
The first coal from the Long Ran mines
was shipped to the lakes over the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie railroad this week.
The day that this road enters Steubenvjlle
will be en- important one in our history.
As each day goes by it becomes more
apparent that the street railway was one
of the things that the people were in need
OF. Mansger Davids has perfected the
system so thoroughly that car can be OBJ
tanned Of almost any time to either the
upper or lower end of the city. Mr.. Davids
certainly understands his business and is
the right man in the right place.
Mrs. Sue Davis is the guest of relatives
and friends at YOUNGSTOWN, Pa.
Miss Agnes Wells is home from visit
to friends at Gambler.
Mrs. James Abraham and daughter and
Mrs. Toos Walker left Thursday morning
for a weeks recreation at Harlem Springs.
Prof. James Hammond, of the Wheeling
public schools, spent few days with
S,eubenville friends this week before his
return to his duties.
Will Caldwell, of South High street,
left Thursday for Pittsburg TO take po-
sition in the Wholesale grocery establish
ment Of Harry Mcknight & Co.
Prof John Mullen left Wednesday for
New York City to attend the annual
meeting of the American Society Of Pro-
fessOTs Of Dancing.
WILDER Medill has returned from his
summer vacation among the hills of
Warren township.
Misses Jennie Gately and Hattie Cltlin,
of Portsmouth, sre guests at the residence
Of W. F. Kennedy.
Mrs. Dr.. Moffat has returned from a
visit to friends at Chicago.
Miss Clara Clark, of Wheeling, is the
guest of her friend, Miss Emma Hall, of
North Fourth street.
Colvin H. Hogan left Wednesday for
Seattle, Washington Territory, where he
will embark in business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01
BRILLIANT.
Gossip of the Day Condensed IN short SEN
fences.

Gossip of the Day Condensed IN short SEN
fences.
Special Correspondence Of ne Sunday Register
BRILLIANT, o, August 3O.-J. A. Nc
Cune returned home from the Democratic
Convention, at Dayton, O., well pleased
with his trip and the reception which wac
rendered them.
The Poole building is being remodeled
into a dwelling house.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, OF Toronto,
Ohio, were the guests Of friends here.
Miss Mamie McCune has returned from
a pleasant visit to friends at Mt. Pleasant,
Ohio.
A large crowd from here will no doubt
attend the dedication of the new Catholic
church at Mingo this morning Sunday
School resumes in the various schools to-
morrow Monday, with Prof. james c.
Cox, Mics Msrv RalstOn and Miss Jessie
McCune Mr.. W. Elliott, of New Alex
andria, o., will have charge of the school
in Spalding's addition.
A large crowd from here will attend
campmeeti0g st Belleville, Pa.
Qdite a number from here attended the
Wellsville fair during the past week, and
report it an unusually coed one, with large
crowds in attendance.
August Weyer, who formerly managed
the glass works here, but who Is now con-
nected with glass company who are to
erect a factory at Windsor Station, few
miles below here, on the other side Of the
river, expects TO get started on the works
during the coming week and be ready to
make glass about Christmas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01
BELLAIRE.
Pertinent Paragraphs Detail the Day $
DO!ngs.

Pertinent Paragraphs Detail the Day $
Do!ngs
Miss Julia Faupel, who has Just return
ed from d seventeen months visit with
relatives in California, ssys she likes that
country very much.
Ferdinand WE'LL opened his new ladies'
and gents furnishing store yesterday.
Armstrong; held a horse show on Thurs
day. Some valuable horse flesh was on
exhibition.
A. Ward, of Stewart & Ward, is under
the weather.
John A. Gallaher and family are ex-
pected home from Block Island, n. j.,
this week.
st. Johns School will re open on Mon
day, after the usual summer vacation.
White & Co.'S show will exhibit here to-
morrow, for the second time this season.
The mammoth concerns are not calling on
Bellaire this year.
Rev. J. Adkins, of the Second M. Z
Church, is doing well for the short time
he has been in this city.
The Bsllaire Argus will not issue this
week, as the paper is getting ready to ap>
pear in an enlarged form. The proprietOrs
are energetic and will make the venture a
success.
The @. & P. ran another excursion. to
Cleveland yesterday.
st. Olairsville fair takes place this week.
The Republican nominees are hustling
for all they are worth.
The individual who says merchants are
smiling because business is good, is
slightly mistaken. 1t is rarely that
Bellsire has as slow week IS last.
The family of D. TheObald will leave
for Findlay this week.
The Weger Presbyterian Church Sab
bath school held a picnic at Heath's
orchard yesterday.
Those who attended the annual mission.
airy meeting of the Christian church al
Morristown returned home yesterday.
Some bricks will be laid on the streets
in the Fourth ward this week.
Wonder if the window glass works al
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FAIRNIONT.
A Interesting Budget of Local and Social
Gossip.

A Interesting Budget of Local and Social
Gossip.
Special Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
FA1RMoNT, August 31.-The public
schools will open on Monday, September
16,h.
The knights of Pythias are picnicking
at Little Falls to-day. Quite a large
crowd were from this place and Palatine.
Brady Summers has painted and im-
proved his cigar factory, on Jefferson street.
Frank Shore has leased Sanford Morris
blocksmith shop. He is deserving young
man, and we wish him success.
The Fairmont Normal School will open
on Monday, September Attn, with Miss
Mamie r. Cameron as Acting Principal.
A larger attendance than ever is expected
during the Fall term. The building has
bee thoroughly renovated and reprinted.
TIE game of ball between MOrgantOwn
and Grafton, that was to be played here
on next Tuesday afternoon, will be played
at Grafton that day. Satisfactory arrange
ments could not be made with the pro
prietor of the ball ground at this place.
Miss Lillian Fleming, of Grafton, is tbs
guest Of Miss George Crane.
H. s. Holt, Depnty State Councillor Jr.
O. U. A. NJ, of Grafton, is in the city.
Miss Kate Slocum, who has been the
guest of friends here for some time, re-
turned to her home in Pittsburg yesterday.
Harry Could returned to his home In
Worthwhile, KY, on Wednesday.
r. n. Parks, Esq, is still quite i'll at
the home of his mother in-law, Mrs
Bride, near town.
Mrs. Howard n. Ogden, Of ST. Paul,
Mimi, is the guest of her parents in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus YOckrOdt, of Pitts
burg, are visiting relatives here.
Messrs. U. a. Clayton & Co., who &C.
cured the contract for the erection OF 80
houses at BriartowD, re-let the contract
for the stone work to Rurk & Fisher this
week. Work WAS commenced on Wednes-
DAY.
Robert ]. Fleming, Of Clsrksburg, was
in town Yesterday.
J. W. Rldabaugh shipped four carloads
of cattle Eset this week.
Mendel Hamilton gave q croquet party
to his young friends on Thursday night.
Harry and Willie Grove, of Washington
City, are the guests Of Mre @. L Manly.
Judge Henry McDougsl, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here for
several days, departed for his home in
Kansas City, Mo-, last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B Carpenter are at Mt
Lake Park for few days.
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WHEFTJNG REGISTER, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1899

Lancaster that is being built by Bellaire
workmen will sign the scale and go
10 work?
Thieves pried open the back door of
Rinker & Hamilton's grocery store Friday
night. All that was missing was 81 in
change and few small ARTICLES.
The Rock Hill band has greatly i'm
proved since the last visit to Bellaire.
If the net work Of wires gets much
thicker it will soon be safe to fall from the
top Of some of the high buildings on
Union street.
The contractor will finish the new Fifth
ward school house next month.
The Elysisn Theatre has big lot OF at
fractions hooked for this season.
George POormsn has been working in
the country in the interest of the Tribune.
Bellaire fremen always have some
trouble when they 90 abroad.
Several ladies from here attended an en-
tertainment at JacobsbuTg on Thursday.
II the Democrats nominate Chalmer
Trimble for Treasurer they will have a
good candidate.
Mrs. VIM. Price has recovered from a
spell of sickness.
Stephen Gressinger has taken quite a
number of orders for the history he ID sell
ing.
Mrs. George Bean and family have been
visiting in the country for the past week.
Bob Hsase, Baltimore and Ohio ticket
agent at this point, has returned from a
trip to New Orleans.
The carpenters turned out well yester-
dsY to attend the labor parade. The
painters were also out in force. Several
Industrial establishments had to close
down to allow their WOrkmen to celebrate
Labor Day.
The Belmont Glass Works has two fur
naces now in operation, The second was
started on Thursday. Coal is used except
in the GLORY holes" where gas is conven-
lent.
1t islikely the Bottle Works will resume
work again tomorrow. There is a circus
billed for Monday, which may spoil calcu-
lations as the ''boys" like to leaf on show
day.
The school teachers are returning one by
one. and are getting ready to give young
Americas instructions in the three RS"
Mental struggle begins Monday week.
Two crayon pictures, on exhibition at
Parks & Dickens, are the work of J. How
ard McGfegor, a young gentleman but II
Y. airs OF sge. He Is genius ID this line.
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PIEDMONT.
Local, Personal, Business and Social
Events.

Local, Personal, Business and Social
Events.
Special Correspondence Of the sunday Register.
PIEDMONT, August 31.-John Miller is
building a residence in West Piedmont.
Mrs Reed, of WesterDpOrt, died sudden
ly, Thursday.
The West Virginia Central Company
are rapidly replacing the temporary tres
ties with iron bridges.
Mr.. Thomas B. Mcclure, of New York,
will lecture on the "Aims and Objects Of
the Knights of Labor" at Keyser, Monday
night.
Robert Cowau, an apprentice at the B. &
0. shops, Ind thumb badly mashed in a
this week.
Engine No. 651 Of the st. L l. NJ & S.
Railway, built by the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works, of Philadelphia, is here on
trial as helper on the 17.mile grade. 1t
is claimed this engine can make the regu-
lar time on the grade with five cars, but
this remains to be demonstrated.
Vice-President T. NJ. King, and General
Superintendent Alfred Walters, of the
Baltimore and Ohio, were here this week.
The Piedmont Pulp and Paper Com
pany nov manufacture 10000 pounds Of
pulp daily.
A few days ego Frank Kearns shot Owen
Thompson in row at Keyser, and has
since been fined $50 and given thirty days
in Jail, Tub Helme, who was there, Z"
had to pay $40, with the same imprisOn-
ment.
Communion services will be held at II
a. m. Sunday at Mt. Calvary Church.
Cards ere out for the marriage of Mr..
George ", Collins, Of Meyersdale, Pa, to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01
PORTLAND.
New School BuIlding-Fine Herse Sale
General Gossip.

New School Bullding-Fine Herse Sale
General Gossip.
Special telegram to The Sunday Register.
PORTLAND, O., August 81. - Charles
Sarber was called home to Willow Island
on Saturday evening to see his brother
who had been seriously injured on the
Clarksburg Railroad.
The Board of Education met here on
Monday and accepted the new school
building from the contractor, William
Conway.
A number of Portland young folks paid
Prof. Lynn, of LauTalton, visit on MOE
day night.
Charles Cummings, of Chicago is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. r. J. McOleary, of
Short Creek. While on his way he was
taken suddenly i'll, but has recovered
under the care OF DR.. W. D. HOge.
in. Richardson, of Buckeye, arrived
on Tuesday eve from an extensive tour OF
eastern cities
AloDzo Hayne, of near York, was in
town yesterday, with two fine draft horses
which be had sold to Osborne Gag, OF
Cleveland. They were taken in charge
by MIR. Ross Dlgarmo, of Warrenton, who
accompanied them to their destination.
One of the sadest funerals that ever took
place here was that of William Clark, ct
half past ten o'clock to-day, conducted by
Rev. W. @. Meek. The deceased being
the only support of q widowed mother,
who about one year ago was called to
mourn the lose of her husband and who is
now left with family of small children
to support. Surely it is a case which will
arouse the sympathy of the entire neigh
borhOod.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01
WELLsBURG.

Random Notes of More Than Passing In
terest.
Special Correspondence Of he Sunday Register.
WELLsBURG, August 31.-Harry Ora
ham, of Collier, was arraigned before
Squire Quest this morning On a charge of
wife beating, The court fined him $40
and ordered bond of 500 to be given to
be given to insure his good behavior. In
default Of both be languishes in Jail.
Sheriff Curtis secured S25 damages from
the Pennsylvania railroad on account of q
recent delay in delivering car load nj po-
MES.
A small crowd enjoyed themselves and
others at the home of Mr.. Baird last night.
Miss Lucy Robinson and Miss Anna Lang
furnished music for the occasion.
Miss Lambert, of New Cumberland, who
has been visiting the Misses Blankinsop,
returned TO her home this week.
Prof. J. A. Cox left this morning for
Martinsburg, w. Va, TO resume his duties
as principal of the public school there.
Prot. Shields held a reception at the school
house this afternoon, to get acquainted
with the teachers who will assist him in
his work.
The WellsbuTg Grays will play the Clay
Citys eff New Cumberland on next Tues
day, st Steubenyille, for purse Of $50.
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Miss Sue E the handsome daughter of
Mr.. Adam Kalbaugh, the ceremony to
take place in the M. E. Church South, at
8 p. m. September 5th.
Miss Lizzie Russell, Of Cumberland,
will lecture Monday and Tuesday even
ings at the NJ. E Church, on Japanese.
Ben Clark, Walter Ashfeld, Michael
Ahern, aged 19, % and II, Of Westernport,
have been committed TO jail IN default OF
$500 bail each to answer an indictment for
breaking into Baltimore and Ohio care Rt
Keyser and taking goods.
Misses Mollie and Fanny Burkhsrt are
spending some time in Pennsylvania.
Prof. J. w. Newton Is visiting at Prur-
tytown.
Lsst Tuesday, in removing a stone from
near the West Virginia Central shops at
the junction, a den of copperhead snakes
was uncovered. About $50 were killed.
Thomas Logsten, aged Is, miner in the
Swanton mines, nerr here, was seriously
hurt by falling prop hitting him on the
head, Monday.
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" married at the home of the BRIDES par
ents AT Glendale, last Wednesday evening,
~ : o'clock. Only the immediate families
of the two contracting parties witnessed
the ceremony. Rev. L. L. Stewart. pastor
Of the NJ f. Church of this place, othclated'
The happy couple left on the late Train Tor
Wellsbarg. where they expect TO MAKE
their future home.
Miss Hoop, of the Island, is the guest Oh
Miss Kate Mace.
The Sun seems to have the Court House
RING nv the neck, Judging from the red hot
doses of tabulated statements it pOurs INTO
them each week.
Geo. @. Oldham and family of RIdgway'
N q are here visiting their former home.
They ere the guests Of S. A. Walton:
Mrs Pallot, of the third ward, died AT
her home Wednesday. Old age was the
cause Of her demise. -.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson was down list
week trying to get some of the faithful 10
take the postofice, but up to the present
time mis- endeavors have proved futile. In
the language of one dear brother, who is
not adverse to serving the public, George
Wesley's chances for denomination are
mighty slim in Marshall county.
Justice CriswelI released on his own re-
copnizsnce the small boy whom G. 5. Nc
Fsdden mad arrested and sent to jail for
stealing $3.50, and W. L. Edwards sent
the little fellow to the county home.
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festival on Friday and Saturday even
iugs. which was a financial success.
Grandma Smith died at the residence OF
her son-in-law, G. W. Wolf, on last Sab
bath. She was in her 95.h year.
John Montgomery, Esq, and family, OF
Connelsville, are visiting his mother.
Miss MolIie Straub, charming young
lady of Grafton, is guest OF her uncle,
George Burnes, Esq.
Mrs. VIM. Hardy, of Grafton, and Mrs.
Fanny Davis, of Morgautown, were guests
of Mrs. DR.. VIM. NJ. Dent this week.
Mrs. Virginia Dawson, of Morgantown,
ia visiting her son-in-law, the Rev. III. ID.
Helmick.
Miss Handy, of Point Pleasant, is the
guest of the Rev. Keplan, Of the NJ. T..
church.
Father Tracy, of Weston, is the guest Of
Father Kineman Of this place.
Mrsr Patrick Hesly, of Elk Garden, is
visiting her father, Martin Green.
Mayor D. ]. Gibson, wife and Miss Ida
Anderson returned from a two weeks So
iourn at Chatsuqua, n. Y.
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BRIDGEPORT.
News and Gossip of the Week Put In Short
Paragraphs.

News and Gossip of the Week Put In Short
Paragraphs.
Lawyer Charlie Heinlein has had num-
bar Of distinguished looking clients this
week. Mr. Heinlein is the Senatorial del
eGate from Pease township, and his vote
would be very acceptable.
The tennis court and crOquet ground IN
Kirkwood is being made more attractive.
Two locomotive headlights are to be used
for playing at night The best citizsns of
the town are interested in the grounds,
aud among them are some excellent play
era.
Rev. @. G. Hays will preach at the
Presbyterian church as usual this morn
ing.
The following will represent Bridgeport
precinct at the Bellaire Democratic Con-
vention: Dalegstes-Sam Wilson, /. NJ.
Fcgle, John Cavinney, Fred Cock. Alter
nates-N. Kuhn, J. C. Dent, Wesley Goes,
Ross ]. Alexander.
Land Appraiser for Pease Township
Chris. Giffin.
Central Oommitteeman-W. L. Cook.
O'Neils, of Bridgeport, defeated the
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a Breach OF Promise Case Compounded
General Gossip.

a Breach OF Promise CASE Compounded
General Gossip.
sDc-al C9-r.pr lieHle Or -hc Es4ltT.
PAREEB aG. August 3l-A short
time ago Mss Abbie Jones, OF ibis county,
brought suit fro the C-cuit Court against
John FreshWater, also OF this county, ior
$1,000 damages toT breach Of promise.
Tuesday they came 20 town, got o mar
riags license and we're married, as a COM
prom ss.
Arthur e Cooper, recently appointed to
a West Point cadetship from this city,
failed 90 pass the entrance examination SO
West Point because Of defective vision
Will III. Monroe, the alternative, alec from
pukersbUrg, passed the physical test sat
istactori-y The result VI hi8 menlal eN-
animation has not yet been made known,
but il is very probable that ne viii get
through all right
Judge Okey johnson was prominent
visitor he-e this week.
William j Moore, "a well known resi-
dent Of this city died Friday morning go 6
o'clock 90 his late residence ON Court
F.. 1are, at the age of 81 years, OF consump-
tom.
The Social Gun Clu6" has organized
with the following c1i,ers, J. N. Cam
den, Jr. President A. vs.. West, y ICE
President G.. M. Fought, Secretary srd
Treasurer.
Miss May Blvtls.t died Thursday OF
consumption and was buried this after
noon.
r.. A. Wociyard died Thursday otter
ro0n OF an absccss of the stomach and was
buried this afternoon.
Thomas Mcguire died Thursday alter
noon, aged seventy His funeral occurred
this morning.
Dr. IT. @. jameson, who was critically
il for long time, Is Ia charge Of bis
practice once more.
Jadge John j. Jackson IS home from
White Sulphur.
The Unicrm Rank, *. Of p, gave a
picnic Wednesday afternoon on Blennsr-
hassett Island. The city band escorted
them thither and about one hundred
of their friends helped them enjoy the Oc-
cAsi0n.
The dancing school conducted here dur
ing the summer by Cincinnati proiss-
sional dancing master, closed Friday even
ing with a splendid "Pink Dance
Mrs Camden ard son, Spugg. are home
from Weston.
The ladies' Of the various city churches
have formed ''Womsn's Auxiliary" O..
The y. NJ. @ A. and elected the following
officers. Mrs. O. b. Smith, Chairman
MIS-. Mamie Rathbone, Fl,st Vice Chair
man. Mrs Stephen Davidson, Second
Wee Chairman; Mrs. Rev J. II. Martin,
Third Vice Chairman; Mrs. O. D. Mer-
rick. Secretary; Mrs.. W. u. Ri.tenhouse,
Treasurer.
R,v. G.. W. FolweI, Of Brooklyn, who
has accepted the call 20 the Baplis,
church here, is said 20 be very able
minister. He viii have no family with
him but his wife. lie has a son, but ne
VIII remain in the railroad business in
Brooklyn.
Mr.. J. S. Cornwell, Of Harrisville. the
new principal Of the Washington High
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MOUNDsvILLE,
The CampmeetInE Associstion-Personai
Mention.

The Campmeetlng AssOcistion-Personai
Mention,
Special Correspondence OF the Sunday Register.
MoUNDsvuLE, August 31.-The Board
of Directors of the CampmeetiDg ASCOT
alton, hold their annual meeting for the
election of officers, September 14.h. The
Association cannot do better than to re-
elect J. Alexander Ewing, President for
the ensuing year.
Miss Lou Arnold, al accomplished
young lady of Grsysyille, has returned
home, sfcer very pleasant sOjOurn to
friends here.
Pearl Wallace and Miss Rebeeca
Montgomery, OF Woodlands, were Joined
in holy wedlock here, this week. Rev.
Lakin tied the ccnnubial knot.
An agent has been here for the past
week trying to rope the town council into
purchasing a chemical spafatus for extin-
gbiehing ices. He gave Captain Baker q
little too much chin music and that Wor-
thv gently "set down on him like
thousand of brick, What our city wants
is water works and ire engines, and stop
wasting the peoples money for such non
sensical cOntriysnces.
McConkey's COrnet Band went to Wheel
ing to take in the parade, yesterday.
Prof. l. B. Wilson and Miss Lille,
daughter of Lewis S. Newman, were quiet
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school here, Is teacher of wide experience
And has been very successful. de was
the temperance peoples candidate last iall
for State Superintendent of Schools:
Miss Mollie Gregory, who lived IN this
eitv with her parents some years ago, died
1t Baltimore, Saturday, and her remains
arrived here from there Monday at noon.
Frank Cook, well known resident OF
this citv. was arrested Wednesday morn
inc bv officer J. n. BsckWith on charge
Of lunacy sworn out before Squire Staple
ton Hs was comm i.ted to jail by the
Tnstiee. where he will be confined until
arrangements can be made for his recep-
ton at Weston.
The marriage Of Miss Maude E: Ken
dali. daughter Of Dr.. J. E. Kendall, TO
Rev. S. f IdlemaD, of FJstoria, Ohio, on
wednesday night, was the most pleasant
social event OF the week. The ceremony
was performed al tie home of the bride by
Rev. Sylvester Lowther, Of New YORK,
assisted by Rev DR.. George E Hite ana
Rev. DIT. J. A. Fullerton. The groom Is
a member Of the Ohio Conference OF the
N. Z. Church.
The Wood county fair next week prom
iles 10 be a tremendous affair if the weather
should prove good.