Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-11
FAIRMONT.

FAIrN0Nr. w. VA. January l0-This
section during the past year has turned out
many curious neutrality-suspicious. married on
the sly having the preference Some OF
our acQ uaiutances slipped away unoOserVed
10 other States, and these had the knot
tied. not telling of the event for severa.
months after Others that we know oil
have taken their usual evening stroll. re-
turning 10 their homes man and wife. But
the marriage that occurred here Saturday
night last was certainly novel analr ana
heads the list. Lloyd Newell. whose
parents live near Warrington, but VINO mas
been working in Mineral county, ana MISS
Ida Kitzmiller. Of the same county, came
here last Saturday night, hunted up the
County Clerk and secured marriage IL
cense. After securing the license they
made il known 10 the Clerk that they de-
sired 70 have the knot tied then ana
there A minister was sent for, and
/ bv the time he arrived, few OF our
prominent young men had gathered to WIT
ness the pleasing event 1t was Just about
midnight. when everybody except the little
group of persons in the Clerk Office were
sound asleep that the reverend gentleman
pronounced the pretty words that made the
happy couple man and wife. The boys
pronounced il the grandest success OF tue
season, and from the couutenapces or the
newly married couple it was very evident
that they were OF the same opinion. May
they live long and prosper.
Governor Fleming has appointed Joseph
| E. Sands. of this place, as delegate TO
represent this State at the meeting OF the
National Dairy and Food Commissioners
Association TO be held at Washington, D.
/ c.. on the 18th and 18th inst
Raphael HAYDEN came home from Wash
| ington. ID. c.. last Saturday night, return
ing Monday morning. He Is looking well
Bovd Wees. clever young gentleman
from Ellzins. was in the city last week.
The many friends of Miss Mary Murphy
will be sorry 10 learn OF her serious illness
from typhoid fever, at the home OF her SIS
ter. Mrs Pat Judge, in Grafton.
Constable Morgan sold horse al auction
on the street Monday. for the sum OF ~.
A pleasant time was had AT the resllehce
of Mr.. and Mrs :. Y Jackson, on Tues
dav night. in honor of their guest, Miss
Kate PeddicOrd, of Baltimore. quite
large crowd was present, and an old-ume
'taffy pullin'n was INDUCED in.
Tom BrannOn. while out coastlng on
Barney street Tuesday evening. ran INTO
four-horse team and was pretty badly
bruised. George Mayors came in contact
with an electric pole the same evening
and the pole still stands. He was consld-
erably shaken up.
Miss Belle Rannie spent her holiday va
cation with Wheeling friends, returning
home Sunday night
The Inder printing office is being moved
into its new building, on jefferson street
They now have the most convenient Office
in this section.
Alex Bebout and John II. Houp were in
Pittsburg this week on business.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Hall went TO Pitts
burg Tuesday.
Miss Sallie Martin, of Fairview, former
Normal student, is the guest of Miss Lille
HavmOnd.
Ed. Phillips. of Fairmont, and Miss
Alice Metz. of Glover's Gap, were married
at the latter place on last Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock
Sim Bright's pet dog died on Monday
from being poisoned.
County Court has been in session all
week Next week we understand an effort
will be made TO secure license from this
court to sell whisky.
Capt. Frank Burt, of Warrington, was
i'm the city Thursday.
George Price. clerk at the Hough House,
has been quite i'll with diphtheria.