Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-22

three hundred persons there, among the
guests being persons from Wheeling,
Bellaire, aud other neigborlng places.
The refreshments were excellent.
Dancing was enjoyed, the music being
furnished by Albert Altmeyer and Bar
ney Ward.
All arrangements are now made Tor
the musical concert 20 be given by the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. E. church
on the first OF next month at the church.
The finest talent OF this locality will oe
there 10 participate In the programme.
The Boggs ran brass band viii furnish
the music and will parade the principal
streets OF the town before the concert
Jesse Barton, one OF the most popular
among the young men OF the city, got
home yesterday from bis two weeks
vacation. He spent some Of the time
visiting 10 Ohio, and the remainder or
his iurlough was spent at the Mounds
VILE campgrounds. He went 10 Work
at once at his position in the employ OF
the Wheeling COrrugating Company.
Some time ago it was decided by the
school board that the city school should
open for the coming term on the nrSt
Monday OF next month. The time OF
opening mas been changed, anc now II
will be on the 10Th Of next month. The
change was made that the scholars
may have the opportunity 70 go 10 the
Wheeling state Fair.
Last Sunday night there was quiet
wedding at tue church parlors, OF Rev.
c. L. BOecelle, OF the German Lutheran
church, uniting in marriage William
Meyer, Of BOggs' Run, well known
citizen, and Miss Helen Fisher, also OF
this place, an accomplished young lady.
The happy young couple have gone TO
housekeeping out the run.
Yesterday evening party OF promi-
nent BenwOoders left tie city on an eX-
tended hunting and fishing trip 10 But
Ter, o., near CsdiZ They went In Dig
wagon aud went fully supplied with
materials for a successful trip. Ihey
are Walter Mcmillan, Alexander Du-
Bois, John Hendricks aud William
Leach.
About twenty OF the uniformed rank
OF the X. Of F., OF this place will leave
for Washington, the capitol, next Sun
day morning, 20 take in the National
convention OF the lodge Of the United
States 10 that city. They will go by
the Panhandle special, which Will De
run down here 10 get the Benwcod mem
bers.
Monday Right there was very de-
Hghtiul social event at the beautiful
home OF 3. L. Peabody, ~ Glendale.
There was a large crowd or lnY'teo
guests there and they all report having
spent one OF the most enjoyable OF even
iugs. Among those present were many
Of the leading society folks Of this place.
Some time ago the city Council grant
ed the telephone company OF NneeIlnG
the right 10 place new poles along the
line OF telephones on Market and Main
streets. The company now has force
force OF men at WORK distributing the
poles on the streets. Work putting
them up will soon DO begun.
For the first time for over a year both
the BsnwoOd mills are on in full For
the first time in that length Of time the
town takes on the old time appearance
OF hundreds Of men going to and from
their work With their buckets, and the
old familiar smoke from both the big
mills filing the valley.
The delegates from this city who
went tn the Democratic Convention at
Clarksburg are: EX-MayOr Joseph
Mahooo, Albert Lawrence, Louis
Cooke, Jr., and Michael Daegan. As
far as could Do aScertaiued two Of the
delegates were for Howard and two for
Ben Wilson.
The Benwood G. A. R. men will not
20 20 the National EncamDment at
Pittsburg next month ia a body, but
many Of them will go a individuals.
They first thought that tney would take
abe new drum corps along, but this mat
ser has been given over
A coed many Of the Benwood people
who have ooel 10 the MoundSylIle
camp grounds have returned to their
homes. Among tlo late arrivals are
the Misses Hattie ADD Dora Davis, An
Pie Policy, NeJue WhiteSide and Laura
Dare.
Lem Winters, who some time ago was
arrested bY United States Marshal
MagheD, OF ParkerSburg, and taken 10
that city charged with illegal liquor
selling down the river, is again on Ben
wood streets.
Church entertainment Monday night
John Doyle caught his foot and Sprain-
ed his ankle he is laid up as the re-
suit. DR.. Meighen gave the medical at
tentiOn.
BenwOOd young men have the habit
" freQuenliug BelIaire these fine Sun
Sag aights, aud they say that there will
be a nBmber OF weddings 10 the near
future as the result
The Redmea had an important meet
ing last night. They ara ia a prosper
Gus condition "a tbs present here.
Miss Matte Nightingale, charming
young lady OF PARK View, is visiting the
Misses Aitmeyer OF Main street.
Rev. c. L. Boecelle, Of the German
Lutheran church, is home from short
business trip up the river.
The Misses Mary Haley, Maggie
Byrne aud Kate Higgins have gone 10
the country for visit
William Lineberger, one Of the city
officials, has gone TO New Martinsyile
70 take In the horse.
William Porterfeld is working at the
Moundsville court house for County
Clerk Edgar Lewis.
Albert Schemrich is making i'm
provements at his residence nesr
Schad's crossing.
Miss Susanna Schsd will leave to-
morrow for a visit to friends in Ale
gheHy City, Pa.
Ca1ial Robert Ifnslev is home from