Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
BENWOOD.

BEANOOD'
The marriage Of Miss Jennie lowers STs
formerly of this place, TO hooets ~
Crscyen. occurred wednesday SNen ~. 80 -
, o,rloc< az the residence OF INC yItuO >
parents in Sheperdstown, -. 49,. a. se ~
faoj,,e5 borr the bridal party entered tue
P.I,. - tfs strain of the old familiar, put
pa l'.I,. ioy.Crs composition, MendelSsnonS
VVeddinc, March The bride was most Oe-
cor,iDrlv attired in costume OF OfOMu
silI- win feather trimmings ana groves 20
-,atcb she carried a magnificent cluster
- byi}al roses. The groom wore Jne resu-
stiOp black. The ceremony was p
formed bv the Rev. L. Michhn, the FresO!'
81 View Athens. assisted by Rev HacKett'
Of UDiontoWu. Ouly5the immedlate re ss.
tives on both sides were present A .e 49,. ~
ceremony the quests We're usnereu lu.o . .uo
6irirc room and partOOk OF "a suulP'ouus
$50 embracing the delicacies Of the sea
son. on Thursday the happy coupe re
,,,irad totheir own home where a large re-
ceDtion of friends was held. Mr.. NC
C,-ar.sen is one OF the most substantial anu
,,,e0 m do residents of that secuOn OF 11e
STATE and the bridge has n0st OF lrleluS
bcre who extend their sincere cOagratula-
lions and well wishes 70 0otn.
Mr. ID Porter. of MOundsville, was the
guest Of friends here during the early ParU
OF last week c.-.ut,r ~
on Thursday evening Rev. CampoeH. on
the Church Of God in McMechen, was Tue
recipient Of quantity OF TINS wor.u
goods, including both the neceSSar'S2 an" ~.
n Injuries OF life. presented 70 MN Oy
his congregation in the form OF a DONATION
,,arrv. The reverend geutleman's surprise
~ tbis manifestation of good VIII was only
exceeded by his gratitude. -. 90
Mrs. Ar,2. of Bellalre, was the guest Ol
friends i'm McMeCueu last week.
Miss Maggie Barritt is recovering from
her recent illness.
Mrs. Vance is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
u. Pelev, ln MlnSo.
The kickapO0 Indians still ho!d IoftH 70
large audiences and dispense their meol.
cine. which "is a panacea Tor many II not
cuite an tho MS that flesh is heir C"
A facetlous passenger on the Cumberland
accommodation, desiring 10 go 70 the sta
ZION formerly bearing the classic title OF
Jim's Run, but latterly the more elegant
appellaticn Of Rivervlew, requested tue
conductor 20 let him Off at Rlversee.
Mrs. ]. ID. Kelley, of Floral Home, was
he guest Of friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Duncan returned Tuesday from
visit 10 friends in M0undsvllle.
United Rebecca Lodge No. 20, OF th's
place will hold an important meeting t'u-
day evening for the purpose OF initiating
six candidates All members OF the lodge
are expected TO be present on TINS occa-
sion. ,.,--
Frank BarGcbaugh returned yesterday
from q trip 10 SteuOeuville.
Franl, CrOckard has resigned MS posi-
ton as Secre tary Of the Mouudsylue Brick
Company ana Will enter the Lehlgh Uni
versity. He left for Bethlehem yester-
day
the city Saturday.
The sale Of Laugherty's household goods
and personal effects was continued yester-
day.
The Old soldiers were made glad yester-
dav by the receipt Of their pensions.
Luke Taylor, Of Bowers grocery, IS on
the sick list
Miss Bessie King, a bright little daugh-
ter OF Mr. =. King, section boss on the B.
X o.. had her ankle badly sprained by a
heavy nlauk falling on IL from q pile OF
lumber. on which she, with several otner
companions, was playing
Pat Welsh. who was so severely burned
while TRYING 20 save his wife, whose sad
death win long be remembered, is able TO
be about again, though his strong right
arm IS almost useless.
Mrs. win Hoyt, of Ravenswood, is the
guest OF friends here.
The Fair for the benefit Of ST. Johns
Church was largely attended last evening
The tables are the management Of c0terie
of Young ladies' whose skill in the art OF
pleasing is uuimpeaChable, and visitors are
made kindly welcome and strangers are
treated with marked courtesy.
An employee of the Lower Steel Works
hal one Of his eyes badly burned one day
last week, and may lose the sight entirely.
Or. HOskinson, dentist, IS IN the city
and viii remain this week
The heating furnaces i'm the new skelp
MI no the Riverside works are almost
completed
Edward Aydenberger, Of Upper ward,
was rendered "A surprise party one evening
as; week at Huey'S Han. a large number
If his friends were present and all passed
an enjoyable evening.
Yesterday was payday at the lower
works.
The members Of the Sunday school al
Bogg's run are preparing for the Christ
mas entertainment
Miss H2llie Martin was awarded prize
az the kick3Uoo matinee, yesterday, for
presenting the largest list Of words formed
f,om the letters contained In the word
kickapoo.
For MAS presents You viii find nice
selection of watches, clocks. iewelry, silver
ware, and holiday novelties, at Barger'S,
the jeWeler.