Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-07
FULTON.


Terminal, and Miss Eva Miller, an es-
Unable young lady OF Marshall county,
were married last Wednesday at the
brides home. The happy young couple,
accompanied by twenty-five young
couples OF their friends In carriages
and buggies, accompanied them here,
where an elegant reception was tender
them.
Henry Stewart, o well-known man Of
the town, went duck hunting yesterday
ID the creek. He avs some ducks and
banged away, killing two. He thought
they were wild, but they were not.
The owner taxed him dollar for kill
ing his ducks.
Last Saturday there was lively
scrap in town. They were two well
known young men, and both were con-
slderably beaten up. No arrests were
made, though both young men carry
badly bruised faces.
The Star Rod and Gun Club, the new
organization Of this place, has decided
TO build a new club house at their site
up the creek at once. A neat two
story four-roomed structure will be
built.
Joseph Marshall, Marshal Of the
town, has accepted position as head
bartender at the Fulton House, vice
John Heller resigned. Mr.. Heller has
accepted the position vacated by Tyler
oliver.
Mrs. Jacob Leukert, the lady so bad
" beaten by her husband recently, was
worse Yesterday. She is a lady OF
seventy-seven years Of age, and 1t is
thought she will not recover.
Recently Ernest SteihOn fell down a
pair of stairs and broke his wrist. DR..
Ashbrook, of Wheeling, gave the
medical attention. He will be able to
be about again soon.
Tomorrow evening the Fulton Star
Rod and Gun Club will give a grand
ball. Guests from Wheeling and all the
neighboring places are expected.
The Funny Six will give a grand
dance at Cooks Hall, on the 18th OF
this month. Bachmann'S orchestra will
furnish the music.
Chris. Hamm, son Of the Mayor, fell
from a ladder yesterday and badly hurt
his foot. He will not be able to work
for a few days.
John Smith is afflicted with rheuma-
tism. Mrs. Smith, his mother, who had
such a bad attack Of the disease, is i'm
proving.
George, William, and Peter Zeockler,
Of Deadwood, Dakota, are visiting their
father, Peter Zeockler, ST., OF this
place.
Council met last night and transacted
routine business. The fremen also met
and did considerable general business.
It is reported that a well-known jour
neyman butcher of town will be mar
ried soon to a Kentucky lady.
Louis Orth and daughter, Mrs. e.
bert, have returned from visit to
Davenport, Ia, and Chicago.
George Yocke's fine new brick resi-
dence is completed. The work was
done by Edward Hamm.
Ernest Beirweler, the we'll known
stone mason, is laid up with a sore
foot.
Mrs. Lawrence Heller will soon have
big improvements made at her property
Mrs. George Zoeckler and Miss Min
ME, who have been III, are improving
George F. Hessler, OF Cumberland
Nd, is visiting relatives in town.
There will be big dance given a.
Korn's hall tomorrow evening.
George Busch has about recovered
from an attack OF rheumatism.
Samuel Cofield and Mrs. Andrew
Marshall are both quite sick.
Contractor Hamm is doing repair
work at Schenk's factory.
Mrs. Henry NeWhardt is home from
the Worlds Fair.
There is no dlphtheria or scarlet fe
yer il town.
A daughter of Henry Stewart is yer,
sick.