Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29
BENwOoD.

Miss Frank Hill, charming young lady
Of New Cumberland was a guest Of friends
here last week.
W Hall, a substantial citizen of The
Lower ward. purchased the Turner proper
" in that end last Thursday.
f. Trawathak will remove his family TO
Pittsburg this week
Misses Lucie and Gussie briggs. stu
dents 40 Mt De Chantal, and Miss Bessie
briggs, OF Bellaire, were in town yeSter-
day
Robert Headley returned to his home in
Matamoris yesterday.
The marriage Of Miss Katie, the beauti-
full and accomplished daughter of John
Deegan, Esq, 70 Mr. Joseph Ward, pop
ular steel worker. is announced to take
place on the Sth proX.
The choir of St Matthew's Church has
made preparations for rendering an excel
lent programme of music, both vocal and
instrumental, az the church services TO-
day
Charles Landkhron has the contract for
the foundation of James DOlan's new
building on Water street.
Quite a number will 90 down TO the coun-
ty-Seat during the present week.
Misses Laura Riddle and Viola Lindsey
are the guests Of friends in Moundsville.
Miss Jennie Burr. of Water street, has
returned from pleasant visit TO friends in
pittsbnrg.
A base ball club is being organized which
is 20 bloom in the spring with the other
seasOuable affairs.
Mrs W. BurSee. of Main street. is spend
ng a few days ia Pitts0urg and Allegheny.
Little May. the winsOme daughter Of II.
Brush has been dangerously i'll for the
past week
Thomas Mcmillan. Of Sherrard has re-
moved his family 70 their property on
Main street.
Some Of our pedagogues will attend the
Teachers Institute in Moundsville next
Saturday.
II Bumgardner. Of Parkersburg, was
ia town YESTERDAY
j. McQuade will remove his family TO
Warren. O. this week.
Mrs Robert Newton is visiting Mrs. J.
d. Reilly out in Marshall county.
Edward Dorsey, Of Sherrard, was in
town yesterday
The mill cOmpany's herd of mules made
things lively on the streets yesterday by
their fris6y and uncomfortable gallOping.
One Of the census enumeratOrs unex-
peCtedly received a draft for forty cents
from the government one day last week. II
was in payment for work on several sched-
ules which they had overlooked in their
count last fall
J. Stewart, Of McNIechen, was at Burton
last week.
Captain Aruett was in town yesterday in
consultation with his clients.
The Riverside blast furnace will remain
banker up uutil the coke difficulty is ad-
lusted.
The nail factory has made good run the
past two weeks and the outlook is for a
continuance of the same, unless there be a
shortage of metal
Several Of the town pumps are being put
IN working order
Rev ]. Davis, of Mason. has recovered
sufficiently 70 be again on the streets.
ChaS. T. Cot has completed the con-
tract for the Swartz heirs building, in
Upper Ward.
Last Wednesday evening was the scene
Of a recherche surprise party rendered Miss
Eva and Master Oliver Peabody, AT their
residence on Water street. The evening
was most pleasantly spent with music and
social games with an interim during which
various and abundant delicious refresh
mentS We're served. Among those present
We're the following: Misses Laura Riddle,
Viola LinSley, Hattie Davis, Eva Edwards,
Annie TAYLOR. Maggie Stewart, Helen Nc
Cabc, Alice CrOckard, Elva Fitzgerald,
Sibyl Green. and Masters Nile .. Ford,
Willie Peabody. Talton Engle, Luke Tay-
Tor. Charlie Evans, John Limberger, Harry
Quigley, Joe Shepherd, Jas. Hitchcock,
and Eddie Groves and AIDA Barr, OF Mar
tins Ferry.