Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-05
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Tic NEW VI. II. NuulGh vi III "OON
Is now entirely completed, and 1t Is In
deed a very handsome structure. 1t
will be dedicated next Sunday. The
programme will be preaching at 1890
In the morning by Rev. Moore, editor
Of the Western Christian Advocate, OF
Cincinnati, o. At , o'clock in the az
ternoon q platform meeting will be con-
Quoted by several OF the ministers, and
a number Of infants will be baptized.
DR.. Moore will also preach at the even
ing service. Under the direction OF
Prof. Smith, a choir have prepared
some special music which is very fitting
for the occasion.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock
Mr.. c. f. De Klyn, Of Cleveland, and
Miss Lille b, Turner, Of this place,
were quietly married at the home OF the
brides parents on Pike street. None
but relatives and intimate friends were
present. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. c. b. Henthorne, pastor OF the
First NJ. e. Church. At 3 o'clock the
happy couple left for Cleveland, o.,
which will be their future home. Miss
Turner has a host Of friends who Will
miss her very much and who wish her a
happy journey through LIES pathway.
The work on the Jefferson street
sewer Is being pushed forward as rap
idly as possible by Contractor Stringer
and his assistants. That portion OF the
street west OF thu C.. x =. railroad
tracks, where the sewer is to be put at
the greatest depth, is a very treacher-
Gus piece Of ground and requires great
care to prevent any accident happening
to the workmen engaged on the job.
The Misses Maggie Howell, Retta
Frazier, Matte Medill and Anna Cof-
land left yesterday In company with
Miss Sadie Jolly, whom they will visit
at her home In CaryapoliS, near Pitts
burg. They will be gone about two
weeks, and will visit the Pittsburg EK-
position before returning.
Ftna Council, No. 81, o. U. A. M,
will give a reception at their hall In
Ktnaville next Saturday evening. State
Councillor Porterieid will deliver an
address, after which refreshments Will
be served. NeighborIng coucils have
been invited TO attend.
Mr.. Harry Brown, OF this place, and
Miss Mary A. Steele, OF Pleasant Ridge,
were married at the home Of the brides
parents yesterday. A large number OF
guests were present from the nelghoor-
ing country.
Oliver Cunningham, colored, OF Bur
~lington, who was supposed to have wan
dered away from his home, has been
found in the Wheeling Work House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Jones, OF Barnes.
Vile, O., have returned TO their home,
after a pleasant visit with Mr.. Brat
tons family.
A colored woman, along with four
other persons, will be taken TO St.
C~lairsvile this morning to work out
their fines.
The u. S. Express Co., yesterday,
made arrangements with George Nc
Glumphy to attend 10 their free delive,
ry here.
Mrs. Rev. G. c. Hays, Of Johnstown,
Pa, is visiting the family OF her father,
VIM. Alexander.
Miss Carrie Henry, OF Wheeling, is
spending her vacation with friends In
the West End.
E. A. Dorsey leaves to-day for Elm
Grove, where he is organizing an o. U.
A. NJ. Council.
Mrs. Gardner, Of Elm Grove. ". Va,
is visiting Mrs. Harye Beach, OF the
West End.
Miss Gert!e Amarine and Mary Dob
son are home from the Worlds Fair.
There we're seven new cases OF diph-
liberia reported here yesterday.
VIII Howell, OF Quincy, Ill, IS visit
ing his parents IN KIrkwood.
A. G. Brsnum and son Charles are
back from the Worlds Fair.
C. NJ. Fisher leaves the first Of next
week for Chicago.
WIN. Alexander left yesterday for the
Worlds Fair.
j. b. Hart, Of Bellaire, was In the city
Tuesday.