Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
BENWOOD

Mr.. William Shriner and wife are visit
ing relatives at Metz, w. Va.
Mrs ]. Barthlo, who has been on three
weeks visit with her daughter, has return
ed home.
Miss Bertha Martin is suffering with in
fiamenUry rheumatism.
Joe Petroff, Bohemian living in boat
house, shot himself in the hand Friday.
+. j. Terrell, from Llttleton, was the
guest of friends in the city.
Miss Alice Fox is spending Few days
with her parents, and will Oleave Tuesday
for Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. p. Barger leaves to-day for Pittsburg
TO visit his brothers of that city.
Reoecca Lodge met Friday evening.
Miss Nora Serig, the soprano singer,
will again sing in the English Lutheran
Church Of Wheeling.
ID. Bonar, principal of the Boggs' Run
school, is spending few days with his
family at Rosby Rock.
The show at the City Hall Friday night
drew a large crowd.
At her home on Water street, Miss Cora
Edwards pleasantly entertained quite q
number of her friends Dancing and
games were the chief amusements or the
evening. at a late hour the guests de-
parted wishing their charming hostess
many happy returns.
Mrs. NJ. Vsncuren has opened milk
depot on Main street.
Mrs. l. Vest is indisposed at her home
in Lower Benwood.
The East End Tourist Club gave adance
at Dolan's Hall on Thursday evening.
The supper given at st. Johns church
Thanksgiving evening was grand success
both financially and socially.
Harry Hagar, an engineer at the Wheel
ing'steel works, was IN Lltteton during
the past week
Miss Laura Dare and her mother are
visiting relatives in Glendale.
Oliver Peabody left for an eastern tour
Friday morning.
A dance will be given at the City Hall on
Monday evening.
The wheeling Steel Works will resume
operations by Monday.
Mr.. Joe Smith, of Boggs Run, and Rosa
Baker, of Sherrard, were quietly married
at ST. Johns church Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society extends many
thanks TO MIR. Jacob Smith for paneling
the parsonage fence.
Mrs. VIM. Pelley and family, Of Mingo,
are spending a few days with her mother.
Mr. Charles Hill OF Mt. DeChantel, is
guest of relatives in this city.
Lawyer Hooten, of Moundsville, called
on his friends one day this week.
Pat Hepe was up from Proctor for few
days.
The Hope Society will meet at their
new hall next Thursday evening. Would
like all members to attend.
Jim Hunter, of Warrington, came back
to speud few days with his friends
DR.. Morgan, from Mingo, is visiting
friends here.
Willie Chapinshas returned from hunt
ing expedition in Wetzel county.
Mrs. .. o. Gates spent Thanksving
with her friends in Powhattan.
Ollie Reed was in the city of Cleveland
for few days.
Mr. VIM. Whitesides was the guest Of
friends in Wheeling.
Saturday was pay day at Riverside Steel
Works. d.
Miss Dora Davis entertained the mem.
bers Of Epworth League Wednesday even
ing.
Mr. S. A. Cockyane, of Leahurst, was a
guest of DR.. Meighen this week.
Louis Sehambra returned to st. Glars
vile, after brief visit here.
Walter Mcmillan, Albert Snodgrass and
William Leach were out at Limestone
hunting, and returned with q wagon load
of game.
Miss Stella Fox spent Thanksgiving
among her friends in Wheeling.