Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05
GAINESVILLE.

Pam EsvI1LE, o., February 4-W. f.
Smith returned Friday morning from
two wesks trip to Iowa and Missouri on
legal business.
Mr.. Lewis w. Emmous of Iowa and
Miss Ora Buudy of near this place, both
prominent members Of the society OF
Friends. were united Tor rather united
themselvesl in marriage at the Friends
church. Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
We'll, that canning factory is 10 be go
this time sure A meeting OF our citizens
was held Monday afternoon and about $lO,-
GOO subscribed. A committee OF our most
wealthy citizens was appointed to apply
for charter and there can De no douoe
now but what the movement will be push
ed TO success. Eastern capitalists were
here and will take good share OF the
stock.
J.J.H. Tabor, one Of our wealthiest
and most progressive farmers, oled SUD
denly Wednesday morning at MS nome
east of here. Mr.. Tabor was also proml-
pent in stock and dairy circles having been
engaged in these industries for several
wears He is loss 10 our community.
Mrs Elsie Hunt Of Alliance has returned
IN her home after visit OF several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. >. Is.
pipes OF West South street.
Joseph Rea. formerly of the GAINESVILLE
public schools, has been elected as super
intendent Of the Antwerp schools. Mr.
Raa is a man we'll qualified for his profes-
sion. and the people of Antwerp are TO be
congratulated on securing his services.
At a regular meeting Of the Ladies Aid
Society to the S. Of V, the following OH
GERS were elected: President Lillian
Lewis; Vice-Pre5ident, Ida Fowler; Sec
retarv. Clara Foger; Trustees, Ida Pat
terson, Callie Edgar and Moilie Hunt
Two gentlemen soliciting AID Tor the
Homestead sufferers were here iast week.
Tbev were courteously received by our
citizaus and received several liberal con-
tribuGons.
A small house occupied by John Johnson,
on East Church street, was burned and the
entire contents destroyed Tuesday night.
No insurance.
John Bradfeld is reported some better at
the present writing.
E. e. McKeever is improving in health.
Rev. and Mrs. Peregoy are visiting their
daughter in Caldwell, o.
Miss Aggie Hanlon gave an elegant
luncheon last week in honor OF her cousin,
Mrs Denny.
Miss Amanda House is on an extended
visit with relatives in Columbus, o.
Mrs. Charles Menkemeller aEu oaugu-
ter. of Wheeling, are spending few days
with Mrs. Menkemeller's father, Mr.. Eli
Moore, Of West Main street
Mrs. Charles Thornberry is visiting her
parents at Cambridge, o.
Mrs. Anna Manning, OF East Main
street. entertained a number Of friends
Saturday evening.
James L. Carman, our wholesale notion
man. has returned from the East, where he
went to purchase goods, and is now con-
fined 10 his home by sickness.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of MIR. Samuel Baily and Miss Barbara
Emerson. which will occur at tse homo OF
the brides parents on West Main street
next Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Baily is the
Oldest son Of County Commissioner Silas
Baily, and the bride is an esteemed lady Of
this place.
The revival meetings In the NJ. E. Church
ore still in progress and much good is being
done
John Long, the gas well driller. will
move his family 10 Quaker City in the near
future.