Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-31
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living here, 10 the employ OF George
W. johnson * Sons, OF Wheeling, aud
Mise Mary Lockwood, q beautiful
Young girl OF Bellaire, were married
last evening. The ceremony was per
formed AZ the residence OF II. y. Pea
body, OF Water street. The happy
Young couple will 20 TO Housekeeping
al once 10 This city.
James Smith, ST., street commission
er. has announced himself as a caudl-
date Cor reelection on the Democratic
ticket Mr.. Smith is 4 well liked Of
fetal aud has proved an efficient Official.
He is an old citizen and deserves the
support OF all his friends. He Will make
2 hsrd candidate 10 defeat is the gen.
eral opinion.
John Nickers, the oldest member OF
Lincoln Lodge 1. @. O. f.. OF this place,
will be buried this afternoon At two
O'Clock from his late residence in Mar
tins Ferry. A number will attend from
here. The deceased formerly lived
here. and is well known.
Alex Dubois. the well known lumber
man. will be home from an excursion
south this week. He also attended the
twelfth annual meeting OF retail lumb Der
dealers OF the union association, at
Columbus.
Knights OF Pythias will celebrate the
thirtieth anniversary OF the ORDER in
this place the nineteenth OF next month
10 an appropriate manneL There are
one hundred and fifty members OF the
edge here.
The dance given last Monday night at
Do'an's Hall by Albert Aitmeyer. Chas.
Haley, Robert Lindsay and John Yos,
was great success. Kilmyer gave the
music.
samuel Blake, in his recent canvass
OF the population OF the town. found
ffty foreigners In one honse. The pop
ua;ion OF this place is now 5000.
A certain county official borrowed a
ta0.e from Benwood citizen nine
months ago. The citizen thinks os send
ing an officer after the table.
Pocahontas Lodge, the new organiza-
ton, will meet this evening in Odd Eel
Iows Hall There will be fifteen new
members initiated.
oliver Peabody, drummer for +. p.
Wheat, was in the city Yesterday, from
a business trip TO the interior OF this
state.
The ferry boat had great difficulty in
anding at this side OF the river yester-
cay. II took il two hours to land about
noon.
Title Reed, a niece OF Father Nc
Nenimen, will leave In . few duYs for
her former homo at Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Kate Cusack, of Burton. is Wis
i,inG her brother. Engineer John Gu
sack, OF South Benwood.
Patrick Seaman will run on the Dem
ocratic ticket for Council. Mr. Seaman
is q good Democrat
Tim Doian's now hall at the Junction
is beauty. The brick structure has
thirty-two rooms.
Large numbers OF Benwood citizens
were out enjoying their first sleigh
rides yesterday.
Revival services are still continuing
az the new Nj. L. church. Good crowds
are attending.
a valuable dog owned by Fred Schad
was stolen few days ago. The dog
was valuable.
Mrs. b. j. Terrell, OF Bittleton. is Wis
l'nE at the residence of DIR. Il. II.
MeigheD.
Henry Meyer, OF Boggs' run, is able to
attend to his work after an eigh, weeks
'ness.
nr. w. w. Mcmillan is soon to have
his apartment fitted up with neat pi-
buO.
solomon Kraus, from MP the river,
vas guest OF friends Ia the city Mon
day.
Miss Eva Peabody is at her work
again after taking q weeks vacation.
There were over thirty dodgers at
the city lookup over Monday night.
John Gristol, OF Pittsburg, was
guest OF friends in town yesterday.
Edward Lemberger saws he is not 60
Ing 20 be married as reported,
The new vocal class met last night at
the residence OF J. w. Davis.
Ntei Hockenberry, OF Giover's Gap, is
visiting VIM. Shriyer.
Charles Fox, OF Sistersvlle, Is a guest
OF friends In town.
The Hope Society will meet to-mor-
ron night.