Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-20

The hospitable residence Of Philip Mar.
Ky, situated q few miles from town, was
the scene OF most pleasant reception
Thursday evening, for which aslarge mum
Der of invitations had Deen issued to per
sons living in town, who went out in car
riages and other conyeyances. Fosters
band, OF Bellaire, furnished the music for
dancing, which was kept up till iocund day
stood tiptoe on the misty mountains height.
At suitable hour bounteous supper, and
one that was certainly triumph Of the
culinary art, was served and partaken Of
with marked appreciation.
Miss Amelia Crimson, who has been the
guest OF friends here has returned home.
j. Robey has moved into his tine new
residence in McMechen.
Mrs. j. Mercer has returned from visit
to friends out the b. & o. road.
j. L. Parkinson Of Moundsville, was in
town last week; also Lawyer Hooten OF
the same place.
A large number from here were down at
the County seat last week as witnesses in
the Moyian murder trial. The taking Of
testimony was concluded Thursday night
and the pleading commenced Friday
An accident happened to little seven
year-old son of Mr.. Common, in McMechen,
one day last week. The boy, with several
others, had climbed on wagon for ride,
and the driver told them he would
let them of at a certain point The
horses stopped before reaching the
place and the children began TO scramble
down, when the horses backed and the
little fellow was thrown under the wheels,
sustaining severe bruises and long, ugly
cash was cut in his cheek.
The fair and festival TO DO given by the
congregation OF ST Johns church will
open Thursday.
Considerable excitement was occasioned
Thursday evening by an alarm OF nre
sounded by tho Wheeling steel plant en-
gines, and the population turned out en-
masse. The cause for the alarm was in the
row of buildings adjacent to the plant
known as the White Row, the roof OF
which was in blaze, which, however, was
speedily extinguished anc little damage
done The row Is the'aoode Of myriads of
Poles and Huns who stood not on the order
OF their going, but got out at once, and
back as quickly when the danger was over
Miss Ida Buchanan, OF Wheeling, and
VIM. Morris were married last Sunday in
McMechen by Rev, .N.GI." onlnPou-.,Hf tho
Church of Gcai
niasufict Teachers Institute will be he'll
at Sherrard December I'd.
The Hope Society will give hat socla
soon.
Columbus, as portrayed by Wheeling Ia
ent, will be played here Friday in the base
ment hall Of st. Johns Church.
John Pendergast and Miss Fleming, @
Moundsville, were married in that city las
| Wednesday.
The congregation Of st. Matthew's Ger
man Lutheran Church will give suppe
and social December 22d.
LOST, between lumber yard and Wheel
ing steel plant. ladys gold breastpin i
shape OF crescent. Finder thereof will b.
suitably rewarded by leaving same a
Schad's meat market.
Mrs. Casey and daughter, who hnv
been the guests OF Mr.. p. Dolan's family
have returned to Washington,
Louis Schad is recovering from sever
illness.
The Young Mems Democratic club vii
| give dance the 23d inst.
Thomas Parsons, prosecuting attorney
elect, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Haskins, OF Burton, is the guest o
| his son, DR.. Il. M. Haskins.
M. Conley has taken trip TO Pittsburg