Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT has BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS Tbs PAST WEEK
Social AHairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered BY Register Reporters
Rsadabls Resume Of the News
NEW mARrINsvILLs.

NEW MARTISsvMLE, August I'm. +.
Dryden, Esq, Of Wheeling, was here this
week on professional business.
Rev d. s. Hammond, Of WilliamstOwn,
was visiting friends here the past weak
Mr.. and Mrs. VanCamp, OF New Cum
berland, w. Va, are visiting friends and
relatives here this week.
Miss Loe Moore, Of Proctor, was the
guest OF friends here Wednesday.
Rev. S. d. Tarriolyu, Of the M. p.
Church. left this week for Mountain Lake
Park, where be will spend ten days.
DR. @. L. McIntire, OF Graysville, was
visiting relatives here last SATURDAY.
Mr.. +. f. Phillips returned from the
Worlds Fair Wednesday, after having
spent TEN days at that place.
HAIRY Hervey, Esq, an attoiney OF
WelsOurg, was here Friday, on p1Vies-
sioual business
Misses Ada Monroe and Maud Wsyman,
Of Proctor, are visiting friends here.
Miss Lolita Walton. Of Wheeling. who
has been the guest OF friends here for some
time past, returned home Wednesday.
A musicale and festival will be given at
Proctor this Saturday evening, for the
benefit Of the Christian church. Misses
Rena Curtis and Daisy McEldOwney, two
Of our best musicians, will assist with the
music.
Thomas Richardson, q popular young
Ohio River railroad trainman, and Miss
Ada Sayre, were married Tuesday evening
20 the residence OF the brides parents, on
Main street. Rev. :. ID. Tomblyn, OF the
NJ. y. church, ofticiated.
For the benefit Of certain persons OF this
place, We would say that the REGISTER
correspondent Is not responsible Tor items
which appear in either OF our county pa
spers; and we do not want 10 DO accredited
with such. The item in this weeks Re-
publican, concerning some persons who did
not behave at the school house Wednesday
evening as they should have done, was not
written By Us, neither did We suggest IL.
Our county Fair this year promises 70 be
the best ever held on the grounds Of the
Association. The secretary informs Us
that all the "box stalls" have been en-
gagged, and that large number Of apphca-
tions for floral hall exhibits have been re-
ceived. The large premiums offered in
the horse races, are attracting the atten-
tion Of many horse owners, and, In cOnse-
quenc, some fast horses are on the grounds,
among them some whose records are down
70 2 rs Ond 2;3O The Fair will. no doubt
be grand success.
The Peabody Institute adjourned Friday
evening, after having been in session for
two weeks. 10 was the most interesting
and instructive Institute ever held In Wet
eel county, ana II the teachers were not
benefited by it 10 is certainly their own
fault The instructors were Professors J.
w. Barnes, Of the FairmOnt Normal; +.
II. Crago, Of Wheeling, and Powell, OF
MOundsVille, while Professors ID. I. VIII
hams, ID. w. Shields, w. NEG. Hall and
others gave several Interesting talks. The
total number enrolled was 1875 twenty in
excess Of the number enrolled at the Mar
shall county Institute
See copy Of resolutions passed bV lnsti-
tute, IN another part OF this paper.