Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07
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Mr.. WIN McCaskey, of Pittsburg, is the
guest offriends here.
Mr. Was hngtOn Powell and Miss Mary
E. Hun, OF Proctor, were quietly married
by Rev G.. w. Grimes, at the NJ. b, Par
sonage on Friday.
j. g. Bardail has returned from a bust
ness trip 10 Massachusetts.
Fred smith, wife and two children are
the guests Of friends at POwhaban, O.
Miss Clara Ruckman is confined 70 her
room with typhoid fever.
Rev. G.. h. Leatherby has moved his
family 20 Silver Hill, Wetzel county,
where he has charge Of the church at that
place
Yesterday was payday at both coal
shafts, aud a good quantity OF money was
distributed among the employees.
Frank SigafO0s, G.. b. WOOdourn and
VIII Stidger attended the Wayues0urg
fair on Thursday. They went over the
country on their wheels.
The fifth annual convention Of the Dis
nrict EpwOrth League will convene here
on Tuesday evening aud be in session three
dams Already word has been received
over one hundred delegates VIII be in
hdanCe. and a very pleasant gathering
anticipated On Tuesday evening the
|, pt OF 70 tn dele rates vii. b. held IN
auditorium al me Simpson cburcn.
walcoms addresses will be delivered
James A. SigaiOOse, President OF Simp-
Chapter, and Rev @. W. Grimes, and
responses by Rev. l.. W. Roberts,
dent of the District League, aud the
Vice President, Rev. 4. W. Upton.
Extensive programme has been ar
q for each DAYS exercises, and all the
ngs will be more than interesting
4. r. Rogers has returned from a
less trip 10 Waynesburg, and Incident
TO see the lair.
j. Richardson left this week for
hington City. where he will locate per
emily for the practice Of his PROBES
He has been engaged TO deliver lee
res TO one Of the most noted medical in
tutes in that city during the coming
inter- The doctor made many friends
ring his stay here, who wish him un-
luded success in his new fields Of labor.
IRIS :. w. BOOher has returned from
70 friends at Washington, Pa
"a. Weaver is on a business trip East.
and Mrs Richard CbaddOck have
bed invitations for their golden we'd
e, which they will celebrate at their
bme On next Wednesday evening at
clock MIR aud Mrs. Chaddock were
harriet on the 10Th day OF October, 1874
"His Nibs, the Baron one Of the fun
hest farce comedies ever produced, viii be
yGt the Opera House next Thursday even
ing. The play has been produced in all
the large cities over the country, and has
never failed % make a success.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Mr.. Charles Rinehart, OF LlttletOn, and
Miss Mole McGutfy, Of Board Tree
John Radcliffe, convict Just released
from the peniteutiary, was sent up for
twenty days By Mayor Steele yesterday
for drunkenness. He was before his Honor
on FriGav for the same Ohense, but was
releasediOn the promise that he would do
better 10 the future.
e. b. Riggle, of MiddlebOurne, has been
the guest OF his father-in-law, j. ID. Shaw,
for the past week.
Misses Dora aad Irene Cockayue will
entertain a number Of their friends at a
, swell reception at their residence at Glen
dale tomorrow evening. A number Of in
vitatiO0 have been received by young peo-
pie a, place who will attend.
Mrs. L. Il. SmOOt returned home Wed
nesday after a pleasant visit TO her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. PAUL, in the Third
ward.
w. r. Brown returned yesterday from
extended business trip for Messrs.
boch Bros.
.Rena Terrell has RET hrned from
IS Ada McClosket, at Powhst-
olican County III ecutive Com
meeting at the Court House,
srnOOn.
10y made its rriyal Ct The.