Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-22
BENwOOD.

Last Monday night there was de-
lightiul social event at the residence
OF Henry Keohler, of ROEgs' Run. The
event was q surprise in \tbe honor OF
Miss Mamie, on her seventeenth birth
day. Guests attended from Bellaire,
BenWood and Wheeling. Dancing was
enjoyed and excellent refreshments
were served. Prof. Carl Foster, of Bell
ARE, gave the music. The happy young
lady received many appropriate pres
oats.
List Monday a horse owned by NJ. e
w. Deegan, attached to the delivery
wagon, ran of out Boggs' run. The
driver left the wagon 70 make a deliv-
cry and the horse dashed for half mile
before being caught. The horse was
net hurt but the wagon was smashed.
Anil Andrews, a member of the
BOgg's run band, who was recently mar
ried, gave the memb Of the Organiza-
tiOn a treat last Saturday night, IN
honor OF his marriage. The event was
given at his residence on the run, and
q pleasant evening was spent.
Martin Cover an engineer, is confined
IN the lookup for jumping two weeks
board at Patrick Harrington's place
Cover h q trial last Monday evening
before uire Riddle, and he was bound
over 20 March term of Court.
The new comfy bridge, out Boggs'
run, is nearly completed Ii is pretty
substantial structure, having a sixty
foot span. 1t is considered the best
bridge in the county.
A large crowd Of folks from here at
tended a benefit ball given last night
at Moundsville The ball was given TO
John Mckay, we'll known glass work
er. A neat sum was realized.
JOS Cocks and Thos. Gately are home
from MOundsville. They were there
inspecting the mineral wool concern.
These gentlemen are talking Of start
ing a similar concern here,
Miss Mary J. Murphy. q popular
young lady, will entertain friends at
her home tomorrow night. Quite a
number Of the young society folks Of
the town are invited.
South Wheeling society people will
give q dance &C Dolan's hall tomorrow
night. Killmeyer will make the music,
and pleasing event is planned.
Edward Hitchcock and wife Of Phila-
delDhia, are visiting relatives here. Mr..
Hitchcock will return soon and leave
his wife here for a time.
A choir is being organized at the
German Lutheran Church. Some Of
the best singers in the church will be-
come member Of the choir.
The X. of P. met last night in an in
teresting session. The Red Men met
last night with large attendance.
Deputy Sheriff McCombs, Of Mounds
vile, was in the city yesterday on busl-
ness.
Edward Anderson has moved from
RavenswoOd- 10 this place. He is the
we'll known gas maker at the Riverside
plate mill.
August Schad is able TO be out again,
after a two weeks illness OF rheuma-
tism.
The love feast Of the first quarterly
conference will be held tonight at the
M. E. Church. The regular exercises
will be observed.
A portion Of the roof is placed on the
new NJ. +. Church. The rain has him
dered the progress Of the work consid-
erably.
The Red Rose Social Club IS making
arrangements for big full dress hop
Christmas week. They are planning a
big social time.
Miss Annie Pelley, the well known
teakher, is able to teach again.
John Yost, we'll known young man,
is very sick.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet to-
morrow night at Mrs. Thomas Evans
residence, on Main street, in al import
ant session.
A number OF Odd Fellows from here
went to Wheeling last night to attend
the banquet.
Rev. Father McMlneman is indis-
posed. He has been sick since last Sat
urdaY.
John and Leoti Gates, OF POwhatan.
o., were yesterday guests OF o. o.
Gates, their brother, Of Schiek'S phar-
macy.
Society ladies and gentlemen are ar
ranging for 'cantata" on Christmas
night. A meeting will be held this
week to make further arrangements.
Nearly every year these entertainments
are held. It, is proposed 20 Nuke this
eyent the finest Of al.
The change in the b s o. schedule,