Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-26


Glendale, O., Mrs. Alice and Belle
Hughes. Media and Bird Patterson and
Mr.. Harry McCsrty, of Colerain, Misses
Amy, Sally and Lizzie Cope, Sadie and
Myrtle DUNCAN, Olive Mitchell, Messrs.
Ross and Frank MITCHELL and w. t.
DUNCAN, of Pennington, Ohio, MISS
Mamie Paxton and her brother.
John Amas and Anon IT.. gave a. grand
reception and party at Avondaie Home
last evening in honor of Media DUNCAN,
Maud and Minnie Williams and friends
of Huntsville, Harrison Co., ONO.
The evening was spent In dancing,
games and music, and general good
time was INDUCED in by all. Promptly
at ~ the guests were invited 10 tne spa.
cious dining room, where an elegant
supper was served, consisting OF all the
delicacies OF the season washed ooWh
with ice cream and lemonade:
Those present were Misses Dora ano
Clara Moore, Eva and Jessie Murdoch,
Emma and Carrie Henderson, annie
Rodgers, LYDIA and Lolita Beck, Media
DUNCAN, Name and Minnie Williams.
Messrs. Harry Beck, VIII Hope,
Chas. Bowers, Will Wilkin, George
Murdoch, Elijah Hill. Reed Haw-
thorne, and Mr.. and Mrs. koss
Hawthorne, of Harrisville, ONO;
Mrs. Junietta Lytner, Rena Anderson
OF Shepardstown; Mr.. Elmer Stringer'
of New Athens; Miss Alva DlcKerson,
of Cadiz, o.; Misses Belle ana May
Moore, Lola Jenkins and Mr.. Gavin
Moore, of Georgetown, O.; Mr.. William
Matson, of Hammondsville, o.; the
Misses Birdie White and Maggie
Beck. of Pleasant Grove, Ohio;
Flora Bowers and James Hill, OF Wheel,
ing; Messrs. Frank Beaumont, VIII
Wooster, of Wellsville; Mr.. John Moore
of Uhrichsville; Miss Josie Holmes,
from Mt. Union; Mr.. Samuel Moore. OF
Cleveland. Those present from Mar
tins Ferry were Misses Lena ana SAME
Jump, Emma Keyser, Rena and carrie
Coleman, Miss Feranbaugh, Gertle lanes
Messrs. Ellis Lash, Walter Taylor, A:
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ed. McCarty, Richard Allender,
John Terrill and G.. A. McKim. rms
was one OF the largest and grandest al
fairs given in this locality for num-
Der of years, and your correspondent
can safely say that all present enjoyed
themselves. The refreshments were
out of sight.
The following are the delegates Sc
lected to 20 to the Prohibition conven-
ton at st. Clairsville on the 2sth: joel
Wood, w. H. Hildebrand, r. K. Kerr
Shell Martin, Rev. A. +. Brownlee, l.
w. Shreve, and DR.. j. w. Darrah. Ihey
also selected the following ward com
mitteemen: First ward, DR.. >. Nj.
Blackford; Second ward, R. K. Kerr;
Third ward, Il. w. Shreve.
The contractor will commence to lay
brick on Fourth street some time to-day
and someone ought to see about the
street-car track on that street, as IL IS
too low and will be covered with the
brick II not attended to.
Thomas Baggett, John Gavin and
James Brazzell were taken to St. Glars
vile. Yesterday, by Marshal Westwood
and Officer Terry to work out their
fines.
Mr.. Hiram Smith, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. J. f. Miller, OF Wells
burg, left yesterday afternoon for Pitts
burg, Kansas, via the c. 81 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gray, for Avoca,
Iowa, md Miss Ida Hoyle, for Henry,
H., left yesterday via the Pennsylvania
lines.
Mrs. Ellen Barton, who has been Wis
ner nome III new Drl2DVon ycSSeiuhy.
Hon. John J. Ashenhurst, Prohibition
candidate for Governor, is booked to
speak in this town Friday evening.
CT. Heinlein is announced as can
ddate for the nomination OF Represent
alive on the Republican side.
Capt. Jack Manning, the Medicine
Man left for Wellsyille yesterday after
noon to take In the Fair.
Attorney George Duncan has returned
from his summer vacation much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Frank McCarty and children re-
turned yesterday from a visit to friends
at Somerton, o.
The Belmont Brewing Company are
having large sign painted on their
buildings.
Miss Carrie Lewis, Of Johnstown, Pa,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hopkins.
Mrs. Spence, who has been sick for
some time, is still in serious condition.
Miss Annie Gilbert left yesterday
morning, to visit friends in Wellsville.
Contractor Wise has commenced to
Law the curb on West Hanover street.
The Friends yearly meeting COM
mences at Mt. Pleasant tomorrow.