Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
MoUNDsvILLE.

Prof. Cheesbra has been appointed or
ganist for the NJ <. Church.
THE matrimonial boom which reached It's
zenith in September and OCTOBER IS nov
subsidiuR, and no more weddings are an
nounced to take place until spring.
Mrs. Connolly has rented the residence
part of the Blake building and Will occu-
DIV the same November first.
Thos. e. Amick. Of Wellsourg, wa;
down Friday on business.
Miss Rena Curtis, Of Martin sViIIe, Is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Riggs gave 70
ception at their home, on Tomhnson ave
nue., Thursday evening from I'LL II, IL
honor Of their son. w. NJ. Riggs ana orlde'
who have lately returned from thelr "ed,
ding tour. An elegant repast was served
st 10 o'clock, which was hignly enloyeu Uy
Mrs. Captain A. o. Baker, who has beeu
very i'll at her homo, is still no better,
fact which her many friends Will Do very
sorry 70 learn.
Friend Cox and wife are soiourning At
the Worlds Fair this week.
l.. p. Marum, Of the prison force, was
married last week to young lady OF Far
kersbnrg, and left on wedding trip TO
Niagara Falls and Chicago.
]. B. Alexander will occupy his new
store room in the Blake building NoVem-
Der. 1st.
Miss Madge Mathews entertained few
of her friends, Friday evening, in honor OF
her guest, Miss Pearl Pipes, charming
young lady of Washington, ID. q. Retresh-
ments were served at a seasonable hour,
and the evening was passed very pleasant
ly with vocal and instrumental music.
Valley Star Council, Jr. 0. Z. a. M,
presented a flag to Wood Hill school on
Friday afternoon. At Q o'clock the pro-
cession formed in the following order: Sr.
0. L. A. NJ. Of Sherrard, children OF the
public school, Valley Star Council Jr o..
U. A NJ members in carriages. Headed by
the McMechen cornet band they marched
10 the school house, whore they were
Joined by the large crowd in waiting. The
preservation was made by Rev. u. w.
Grimes and was responded TO by Rev.
Doyle on behalf of the Board OF Education.
d. B. Evans also made an eloquent ad-
dress.
AT the meeting of the City Council We'd
nesday night, Vim. McGill was chosen
Deputy Marshal in the place made vacant
by the resignation Of VIM. Kidder. Mr..
McGill will also have the duties OF street
commissioner until spring, when new
street commissioner viii be appointed.
G.. Il. Oldham, returned yesterday from
q professional trip to Marietta, o.
A. 9. Gaus and wife are expected home
the Worlds Fair tonight.
Mrs. Flora Patton. Miss Emma Rogers,
of RogersYille, and Miss Helen Frantz, OF
Confluence, Pa, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. DR.. r. r. Rogers.
DR.. J. F. Riger, of Littleton, was in the
city yesterday on professional business
..-ge bo - Nf
iners.
f. B. Rogers is visiting friends in Pitts
burg this week.
Last Sunday H. F. Anshutz accompanied
Mr.. F. l.. Marie, who was taken i'll at the
Harris House with TYPHOID fever, to his
home in Boliver, New York. They went
Dy way of Pittsburg, Pa, and Youngs-
town, Ohio, reaching their destination the
following day.
The case of James Brown VS.. the City Of
Benwood, for damages alleged to have
been sustained by reason OF the change OF
grade of the street, was tried IN the CIR
cult Court yesterday. The jury has not
yet brought in verdict.
At the session OF the County Court
Wednesday VIM. Kemple handed in his
resignation as superintendent OF the
Wheeling and Falrmont pike, and J. ID.
Marsh was appointed in his stead. The
Court also assumed personal control Of the
turnpike between this place and Benwood.
DR.. I. n. Houston, of Pleasant Valley,
who has lately returned from visit TO the
Black Hills, was here yesterday.
Z. d. Lappert, Jr., Past State Council
or, Jr. o. u. NJ, was here Friday in the
interest of his paper, the Mountain state.
To the Correspondent Of the Sunday Register
at M0undsUille.
We read in the Sunday REGISTER Of
October 10, 1893, that the Trustees Of tho
Willow Dale school hired a teacher who
did not give satisfaction. We want 70 cor
rect this and say that said teacher is teach
ing her fourth term at this place, and has
given perfect satisfaction TO every tax
payer Is the district.
JAMES MCCARTHY,
FRED EBERLY,
Trustees.
The item referred to was written upon
the knowledge Of your correspondent, who
saw petition signed by from fifteen TO
twenty persons who claim TO be patrons Of
the school, protesting against the appoint
ment of said teacher, and petitioning the
Board of Education not to approve Of the
contract, and there was TO be q meeting OF
the Board Monday last to settle the mat