Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
BELLAIRE.

Joseph d. Boswell, the popular young
salesman at 0. p. Mason's tin store, and
Miss Lizzie |. CASTILLO, an intelligent
young lady Of Cameron, o., were mar
ried at the parlor of the Pryor House
last evening by Rev. L. W. Barr, OF the
First Presbyterian church. The we'd
ding was a quiet affair, only few i'm
mediate relatives being present at the
ceremony. The happy couple will leave
this morning for short visit to the
brides parents when they will return
and 20 70 housekeeping.
The funeral Of VIM. Barnard was at
tended by very large assemoiage at his
late residence, on Gravel Hill, yeSter-
DAY. Rev. L. w. Barr, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church conducted
the services. Rev. VIM. CASTOR, OF
Cleveland, had been sent for, but he ar
rived lust after the services had been
concluded. There were quite number
OF persons present from abroad. The
remains were followed to High Ridge
cemetery by a large number Of sorrow
ing friends.
A pleasant social was held at the
home Of Miss Gertie Long 10 the Second
Ward Tuesday evening, TO celebrate
her birthday. Refreshments were
served. an orchestra furnished music
and dancing was INDUCED in.
Messrs. Husbands and Inskeep are
getting along well in securing Subscrip-
tIous for Joint stock company 10 ope-
rate the Bellaire window glass works.
The project should be encouraged.
City Council has informed night
watchmen that if the lamps in their
wards are not properly attended to they
may md themselves out Of job.
City Council gave each Of the fire.
mems running teams $50 to help pay
their expenses TO the tournament al
salem, o., on the 18th inst.
+. C. Tallman, DR.. d. w. Boone and
j. ID. Van Law left yesterday on tsh-
lug jauut on the souuth branch OF the
Patomac river.
Miss Lyde Heatherington, secretary
of the Belmont Coal Company, went
down the river yesterday on business
"trip.
Hammond Ault will open a grocery
ON 1llILg-oCLNuu ct4Cp ~ VIZ ASo'-A
formerly occupied by NJ. B. Sutton.
H. Roemer and Son, Frank, have re
turned from u business and pleasure
trip 10 several Eastern cities.
The Democratic county, central and
executive committees will hold a meet
ing in this city tomorrow.
The Crystal window glass works will
be- offered at public sale on the premises
this afternoon.
Miss Kate Rodgers, Of Newark, o., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. L. Jones, Of
the Second Ward.
Miss VIVA Anderson, Of Hainesville,
O.. is a guest Of Miss Rachel Payne OF
the First ward.
Ever a hundred teachers have been
enrolled at the County Institute at ST.
CIairsyi.le.
Chalmer Trimble, the active young
Democrat OF Jacobsburg, was n the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Phoebe Strobel is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. James Harrison, at ~.
C.airsyille.
Thomas Strong aud wife, of Findlay,
are visiting his parents in the Fourth
ward.
A number Of our people will attend
the butchers picnic at Wheeling to-day.
Mrs. w. j. Kelly, of Chicago, is visit
ing her father, Jacob Heatherington.
Miss Lizzie Huntley, OF Grand Hill, Is
visiting friends at Stu0enYil.c.
j. GrogaD, of the Second Ward, is
suffering with bealed finger.
Mayor McGowan collected sl34,l9 in
fiuos and licenses last month.
Work is being pushed forward radidly
on the West Wheeling pike.
Mrs. Hannah Archer, who has been
dangerously III is improving.
Miss Flora Rock has returned from
visit 10 Pittsburg relatives.
County Treasurer Archer was with
friends here yesterday.
Mrs. John Davis is visiting relatives
Ashland, Ky.