Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-16

WELLsBURG, August 15.-Mr. John J.
Marksh, of Toledo, Ohio, and Miss Rachel
RalstOn, of this city, ware married on Au-
gust by Rev. ID. W. COlderwood.
The town authorities made some much
needed Improvements around the town
building this week.
Thomas Patton died very suddenly
Tuesday, at the age Of 81.
The sheet iron for the new glass works
commenced TO arrive in town this week.
VIII Crouch sports fine new wheel.
William Forbes. Jr, charged with plac-
ing distractions on the railroad track, had
hearing in the court house on Tuesday,
before Justice McCord. He was bound
over 70 appear at the October term of
court, and in default of $1,000 bail, was
remanded in jail
Constable Billingsley and his old musket
are terrors to any unmuZzled ''dorgs"
they can find.
G. w. Russell has had a heating appa-
ratus put in his house. The work was done
BY W. J. Warden.
The trial of Thomas Forbes, Sr., has
been put of until the October term OF
court on account Of the non-appearance Of
Joseph West, on last Wednesday.
Judge PAUL held a special session OF Cir
cult Court on Wednesday, for the purpose
Of trying CaruSi The trial was postponed
until the October term.
J. NJ. Jones has sunfower IA high with
% flowers on it
The 9 o'clock train Tuesday evening
brought a young couple from the upper end
of the county to get married, but as they
had no written order from the father they
! failed to procure a license.
H G. Lazear has placed an order for TO-
600 cars in the hands of W. j. Warden
They are for his new cannery in Lazear'
vile.
Mrs. T. II. Marks and sons, Albert and
Edward, and Miss Rose Wheeler left
| Wednesday evening for ten days trip to
Washington, ID. c., Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
John Melvin, Of BurgettstOwn, Pa, is
visiting in town.
Mrs. Asbury Perkins is visiting in In
diana.
Mrs. j. r. Braddock has returned from
visit TO Williamsburg, Pa.
Misses Ameta Roberts, Edna Ong, Lue
PAUL, Sarah Palmer, and Messrs. Nat.
Wilkinson, Carl Jacob, Louis Jacob and
Harry Hammond enjoyed sklf ride 70
MingO last Saturday.
Misses SaIlie and Josie Kerr left Friday
morning for the lakes.
Misses Lucy Abrams, Bertha Latimer,
Lizzie Hedges, and Mrs. John Briggs LETT
on Thursday for visit TO Atlantic City,
New York and COney Island.
A marriage license was issued i,! on
Wednesday to w. L. McCarty and Miss
Luella NJ Crawford.
The Riverside glass works are ready to
start up as soon as the wage question Is
settled.
Pat Campbell returned from Kentucky
on Wednesday. and will stay month.
G.. A. Creel, father of Mrs. Oaks, is pros
trated with the heat at Captain Oaks. He
is 81 years Of age.
There will be a base ball game Tuesday
between the WelIsburgs and young ladies'
nine Of New York.
There was q large attendance at the
Presbyterian and Methodist picnic.
DR.. r. L. Hartman arrived In the city
Thursday after stay Of several months IN
Europe.
The Kadezh Chapel Union Sabbath
school picniclSed yesterday in Samuel
Georges grove.
4 north bound freight was wrecked at
Beech Bottom Wednesday evening. Tnree
cars Jumped the track and were consider
ably smashed.
VIM. r. Glass left this morning Tor TWO
days visit 10 Pitts0urg.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Palmer left Tor New
York on Tuesday, to attend the marriage
of their son James to Miss Catherine
Hughes of New York Mr.. and Mrs. Pal
rner after attending the wedding will go to
Fort Collins, Colorado, to visit another son,
Curran, and his wife.
Miss Sallie Thompson of Wheeling, is
the guest of Miss Minnie Perrin.
Mrs. Edward Burns was visiting IN
Pittsburg, Wednesday.
George Presock is visiting at West Mid
dletOwn.
S. n. Lowry left Tuesday for Portland,
Ohio.
Miss Kate Kinsey of East Liverpool, is
visiting Miss Bina Kinsey.
Miss Maud Jones went to New Cumber-
land for a ten days visit with her sister,
Mrs DR.. SurgiSon.
Edward Harvey will return to Tarentun
tomorrow.
Mrs ID. NJ. Bowersox and Miss Julia,
who have been visiting here for some time
past, returned Thursday TO their home in
Tifnn. O.
J. r. Windsor is in the city to-day.