Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
NEIGHBORHOOD.
wRER RAS BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS THR PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local In
tGsi Gathered By "Regisisr" Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News
PIEDMONT.


PIEDMONT, September 5.-At 1880 g. m,
September /, in them. z. church, by Rev.
A. B. Kelley, assisted by Rev. VIM. Right,
Miss Carrie FSildow and Howard B. Car
roll were united in the holy bonds Of matri-
mOuy. Miss Lou KildOw, sister or the
bride, was maid Of honor. The ushers were
Charles Nesbitt, Of Fairmont, and Harry
X. Owens, Of KeySer. The NJ. r. choir. OF
which the bride is leading soprano, entered
the church first, followed by her Sunday
school class. Prof. r. G.. Richardson, OF
Piedmont, presided at the organ. A large
coucourse Of friends witnessed the ceremo-
nv, taxing the seating capacity OF the
church. The bride is daughter OF Hon.
George w Kildow, one OF our leading
merchants; the bridegroom, also merch-
ant, is we'll known in Fairmont, and was
for years clerk in the shops at Westernport,
Nd. Among others present we noticed the
j. * O. agent at Fairmont, Jos. G.. Nesoitt
and lady: Deputy County Clerk James
II. Sharplen and lady, OF Keyser;
Mrs. William NesOitt, of Cameron, w.
Va. Mrs. w. u. Kline, Richmond, Va.
II. G.. Richardson and lady, Of heyser,
The uewly-married couple left on No. .
on the b. < O. for Atlantic City and other
eastern cities, amid a shower OF rice. Ihey
have the we'll wishes. Of large circle OF
IT, Gosorn. Of Washington, d. c.,
shook hands with his many friends last
w nj, Greenwade, wife and daughter,
accompanied by Mrs. John K. Dayton, or
Keyser, left on Tuesday evening Tor six
weeks visit 10 their brother, John l..
Greenwade and sister, Mrs. Sarah G. Race,
at Willard, Mo.
DR. Shaw, OF Gainesville, W. Va, was
in town this week. go.
Andrew McGinnis, OF New York City,
Is visitingCOl j. j. McGtnnls, his orotner
He has accepted position with T.. y. Cor
man, painter.
Our postmaster, William f. Heskitt, has
purchased the J. T. Blackington property,
on Second street, and after making neces-
sarv changes TO the building, IL will De oc-
cuDied by his parents, who Will remove
from Pennsylvania.
Alfred ConnOr viii remove TO the Mrs.
Milslagle house, on Back street.
Mrs NJ. Milslagle is selling out TO leave
Tor Galveston, Tex, where she will live
with her daughter, Mrs. A. 3. Jennings.
q Shepard. the Singer Sowing Machine
agent expects 10 remove % his farm near
Martinsburg W. Va, this fall.
Our Young men gave a select hop In
Fairview Hall, Thursday evening, Septem-
Der 8. The music was furnished by the
Ward Bros. Fruits, ice cream, cake and
other refreshments were served az mid
night. An enjoyable evening was spent.
Ladies present: Misses Aggie Lamb, Mol
lie. Lou and Clara TrurY, Lou kaloaugh,
Marcia Oehl. Lottie Foley, L1cie Wright,
Vic White, Fannie and MOllie Buckhart,
Annie Ault, Edna DuckwOrth, Mackey,
Thomas: Mrs. d. F. Graham and II. +.
Hamer. Of Piedmont; Misses Jennie De
vol. OF Baltimore, Md; Fannie Kurtz and
BERTHE Windell, Winchester, Va; Carrie
Bornett, MarJinsburg, WA; Eta Loew-
enstein, Terra Alta w. Va; Mary Arnold,
Keyser. w Va. Miss Dennis, Cumberland,
Nd; Grace Mcdonald, st. Paul, MINI;
Messrs. c. Z. Beck, G.. X. BOyles, G.. w.
Harrison, Jr, Capt. G.. w. Harrison, Joe
Getty, II. B. Painter, A. B. Jones, @. II.
LOewenstein, Bart Finan, II. p. Kelly, +.
Holmes, II. G. Buxton, j. e. Fredlock,
Joe johnson, Louis Mansbach, ]. =.
Phleger, John Suter, j. V. L. Thral, j.
Cal Rovis,-W W. Woods and Z. II. Har-
.. OF Piedmont: X. R.Mathny and w.
Clark. Of Homecoming, Nd; II. s. Hudson,
Of Frostburg, Nd; Messrs. zimmerman,
Schuu and Duner, Of FrOstburg. Nd;
Frank Hoffman, of Keyser, w. Va.
Joseph Pierce, who has been visiting his
brother-in-law, A. 3. McClung, master
mechanic Of the B. & o., at Harrisonburg,
Va, returned homo Friday.