Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-27

: John McCabe, OF McCa0e Bros. anC
Miss Sallie O'Neil will be married TIL
morning at o'clock, at st. Mary
Church, and after the ceremony ths
wedding party win go to the home o
the brides parents, on Second street
where an elegant repast will await them
They will then take the Pennsylvania
line for the East on their wedding tour,
accompanied by the best wishes OF thei
friends.
Now since the BelIaire fremen hav.
decided to run our fremen on Labol
Day on the Fair Grounds, our boys ar
beginning to practice for the race. Oh
course it is a rather short time TO gel
ready in, but we have confidence enough
in our boys to think that they will carry
off the prize, and no doubt good bit 0.
money will go from here to bet that
they will.
1t is claimed by parties in this city
who are interested that the card thai
was published in Tuesdays REGIsTER
and signed Business, from Bridgeport,
was written by a party from our own
town, and that 1t would look far better
il he would come out and let the people
know who and why he is so interested
in the welfare OF Bridgeport,
Robert jenkins, the popular Hanover
street barber, has purchased himself
a fine Victor bicycle, it being the incest
one we have seen this season. Well,
Robert, you don't need to practice under
the electric light any more.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cope, of Cleveland,
and Mrs. Jane Worthington, OF Bril-
liant, returned to their homes yester-
day, after pleasant visit with the fam
lily of Joseph Walters, OF Walnut street.
Mrs. w. II. Wood and Miss Hannah
Edwards left yesterday afternoon to at
bend the district meeting of the For
eign Missionary Society OF the M. Il.
Church, which takes place at Fernwoo1'
Ohio.
James Yost, of Darlington, apd Miss
| MAY GOodhue, were married at the
home of the brides parents yesterday,
on Second street. Rev. Moore, OF the
Baptist church, officiating.
Frank Shuttleworth, the popular
travelling salesman for Spence, Baggs
& Co. g foundry, returned home yester-
day after a successful trip for the COM
pany.
A great number of our colored people
will take advantage of the excursion to
st. Clairsville on Sunday, and will take
In the camp meeting near that place.
Miss Eloise Long, daughter of our
hardware merchant of Washington
street, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Harry EberliD, in Bellaire.
There will be book social tomorrow
evening at the rooms OF the Y. M. c. A.
Everyone is invited to be present and to
bring a book with them.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam TrIsler, of the Third Ward, died
Yesterday afternoon and will be buried
tomorrow.
Payday will be tomorrow at the
Standard mill, so as to allow the men &c
attend the Labor demonstration on Sat
urday.
There will be quite large crowd OF
our young society folks go out to the
Wayside Inn tonight on pleasure
trip.
Mr.. George Brubagh and MISS
Amelia Rumbach. Of the First Ward
were married Tuesday evening.
Robert McCleary, Of Portland. was II
the city yesterday on business anc
shaking hands with old friends.
The Baptist Sunday School will picnic
at Sidwell's or Steers Grove to-day i
the weather will permit.
Mrs. Rennard, of Flushing, is visiting
| Of Fonrfb tstrMer and Mrs. a. Ralsfon
Miss BERTHE Robinson, Of st. Glars
vile, is the guest Of friends and rela
tives here.
Mrs. DR.. Darrah and children have
returned from visit to Steubenville.
Mrs G. w. Swartz is visiting friend!
in Youngstown, Ohio.
Charles Galbraith, of Smithfeld, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Frazier and Miss Maud Newlani
are back from Scio.
Rev. James Cope, Of Warrenton, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Frazier has returned
FIR ON Scio College.
VIM. Barkhurst, of Dillonvale, smiled
on US yesterday.