Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-10
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MANNlNGION.
Warrington, W. Va, November O.
| The 4IistletOe club is arranging for a
select ball, to be held in the Opera
! House, Thanksgiving evening. Kill
myer, Of Wheeling will furnish the
music, and such preparations are being
made that Il viii doubtless be an elab-
crate affair.
Mrs. J. NJ. HOge Of Lorraine, Wyom-
/ ing is the guest Of her brother DR.. E..
G.. McNeely
c. c. Smith was a Parkersburg Wis
itOr during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips. of Rock
Island, H., are visiting their daughters,
! Mrs. Latshaw and Mrs. Wireback.
A. J. Crothers, Of Cross Roads, Mon
Ongalia county, was a visitor in town
| Wednesday.
Mrs, G. W. Downing is critically i'll
ht her home on Main street.
c. Il. Harris, Of Jacksonville. Fla,
is now The night operator at the station.
T. c. Clark spent Sunday at his home
In NOundsville.
Louis Weimer, business man Of
L.t-le-Cn, was a visitor in town We'd
nesday.
Mr.. p. n. Weaver is moving his fam
lily from Wellsburg TO this place.
Ache Burt, who is attending school
az Falrmont came home Friday to visit
his parents over Sunday.
DR.. f. WTde is visiting in the Allie
gheny mountains for the benefit of his
health.
Mr.. Chas. JOlliffe, cashier at the Fx-
change bank. had as his guest over last
Sunday his father, Capt. Jolliffe of
NOrgantown.
Miss Georgia Basnet,, of Wheeling.
VINO has been visiting here for several
weeks returned home Thursday.
Mrs. henry Woodward is confined to
her home witS severe attack Of pneu-
mOlia.
Carpenters are work remodel.ng DR..
Wilson's residence.
The marriage Of Mr.. T. J. Watson.
senior proprietor of the Biiou restau-
rant and Miss Mabel Moss, a popular
young lady and milliner of Grafton.
took place at the VI. i. parsonage at
talrmont last Sunday, the pastor, Rev.
c. X. Shackleford, officiating. Mr.. R.
n. Watson and Miss Cora Watson.
brother and sister Of the groom, were
the only attendants After the cere-
mony the party repaired to the Watson
House for supper The bridal couple
have returned to this place, and will
make their future residence here.
The Masonic lodge Of this place had
a number of visitors from other lodges
at their meeting on Tuesday evening,
and some important business was trans
acted. After adjournment a sumptuous
banquet was enjoyed by all at the Del
monicO restaurant
Mr. W. L. Musgrove, of this place,
and Miss Mary Whiteman, of Rock
Camp, Harrison county, were married
at that place Tuesday, November 4.
They have returned to Warrington.
Mr.. Thomas MILAN, Of the livery
firm of Beatty & MILAN, and Miss Jo-
sephine YOust, Of GlOver's Gap, We're
married Tuesday evening, Rev. Bar
rack performing the ceremony.
Mrs Cyrus Eaves nee Miss Jennie
Wallace, died at her home in Ports
mouth, o., last Sunday morning, at the
age Of % years. She was a niece of
Judge Charlton, of this place, whom she
visited last summer, making many
friends during her stay here. She was
married here in June, and left a short
time afterward.
Misses Mayne Charlton and Jennie
POmerOy are going to BuckhannOn
Monday where they will attend the
West Virginia Seminary this winter.
NJ. A. Fletcher, clerk at the Exchange
Bank, left Friday morning for a short
visit to hrs parents at Morgantown.
Messrs. r. p. and F. NJ. Floyd left
Monday for a visit to relatives near
Ravenswood, in Jackson county.
Miss Sarah KeaTns. of Butler, Pa, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. S. Mont
gOmery.
Miss Blanche Koen, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Prichard and Miss Kate Padden
were visitors at Wheeling during the
week.
Mrs. Thomas Hough. Of Fairmont
was visiting relatives here this week.
Prof. B. c. Taylor. of Taylor, lee
tured in the Episcopal Church Friday
evening to a satisfactory audience
After the lecture the ladies Of the
church served supper, and a very
pleasant social time was had.
Mrs. ]. A. Hough returned home
Monday from a visit to her daughter
who is attending school at Oberlin, o.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Barb, of New
burg, are visiting the latter's mother.
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