Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-17
BELLAIRE.


Charles Keiser and Miss Nora Reitz
were married at the home OF the BRIDES
parents In the Fourth ward, on Wednes-
day evening. The ceremony was pro-
nounced by Rev. John Wirz, in the
presence OF few immediate friends
aud relatives Of the contracting parties.
A sumptuous wedding feast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keiser were the recipients
OF hearty congratulations before their
departure on late train on bridal
tour. The groom is travelling sales
man for a Wheeling wholesale house,
and the bride is daughter Of Council
man Jacob Reitz, the grocer, and is an
eStimable young woman.
VIM. B. Bennett and Miss Ida c. NJ.
Ramsey were married by Rev. 5. c.
Collier, at the residence OF Samuel Fry
man, on Rose Hill, last evening, In the
presence Of a number OF invited guests
and relatives OF the contracting parties.
A splendid supper was served after the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett are
worthy young people and have the best
wishes of large circle Of friends.
A gentleman in speaking Of the burial
OF II. q. Wilson at Concord cemetery,
remarked that there had been six per-
sons who had committed suicide buried
at that cemetery In as many years.
Rev. DR.. Williams, the officiating min
lister at these funerals, has record per-
haps uneQualled by any minister In
Eastern Ohio In this respect.
Alta recent meeting of the Smith
Township Teachers Association the
Workman law was read and explained
by an old teacher. After il had been
discussed vote was taken on the Ques-
ton, when fourteen teachers voted in
favor Of the repeaI Of the law, and one
voted against repeal. The decision was
sent TO Senator Nichols.
A. r. Stewart was struck on the head
By a box thrown by James Ebbits, yes
terdsy, inficting deep cash. Ebbits
had picked up the box Of backing at
Stewart x Wards store, when Mr..
Stewart saw him and pursued him,
when he ran off.
Samuel w. Corbett, of this city, and
Miss Mary l.. Dundon, of Columbus,
were married on Wednesday evening at
e O'Clock az their residence on Rose
Hill, by Elder L. d. Cousins, pastor OF
the Church Of God.
A young couple have agreed to be
married at the Spangler Post fair at
City Hall, next Thursday evening, and
will be given 4 fine bedroom suite as a
prize. Their names will not be divulged
until that evening.
The Knights Templar will attend a
meeting Of Hope COmmandery at ST.
Clairsville this evening. A special train
will return after the meeting is con-
Guided.
John Jones has returned from Marion,
Ind, where be has beer working 10 a
glass factory. lie mas had enough OF
the bonn gas towns and will locate
here.
The branch Office of the Metropolitan
Insurance Company will be moved from
GRANGE Hill to Kirkwood. Jas. Hunt
ley will continue in charge.
w. c. Bergundthal, Secretary Of the
Novelty Stamping Company, was in
Pittsburg yesterday on business trip.
There have been twenty.three con-
versions a. the revival in progress at
the South Bellaire NJ. Z. church.
r. A. Gallaher, editor of the St
Marys OrUCle, IS the guest OF his
brother, John A. Gallaher, ESQ.
DR.. w. P. Harris, of Neff's Siding,
and DR.. f. A. Korrell, of Businessburg,
were i'm the city yesterday.
Harry Gardner was taken to St.
C.airsyille yesterday to serve a term for
stealing pair Of shoes.
The Every Other Week Club will
meet this evening at the home Of Mrs.
S. A. RANKIN.
J. D. Glover, postmaster at Jacobs
burg, was In the city yesterday.