Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-13
MANNINGTON.

Warrington, w. Va, October r.
DR.. VIM. Berlin, of Cleveland, o., is
the guest of his friend and schoolmate,
II. r. Koen.
Mr.. n. s. Beatty returned home the
first of the week from a summers VlsII
in Kansas and Missouri.
Mrs. ]. T. Arnett, of Rivesville, re-
Gently paid her daughter, Mrs. h. b.
Knots, short visit.
Rev Mccoy, OF Logansport, was IN
town Wednesday greeting his numer-
GUS friends. He will take charge OF
his new congregation at Cherry Camp
next week.
DR.. w. B. Yost left Wednesday for an
extended visit through some Oh uhe
western cities. He will likely be gone
about two months.
The marriage of Mr.. Geo. Shisler and
Miss Rine Brookover took place Ast
Sunday at the home of the bride IN
South Warrington.
Mes,srs. Ed. Hamilton and Charles
Dent paid their WOrthington friends a
visit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan are VS.
lung at HllISOuTS'
Capt. Sine returned from business
trip of a few days to Ohio county Inurs-
day evening. Al,
Mr.. ]. T. Koen and daughter, Miss
Blanche. spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day with their Fairmont friends.
Mrs. H. H. Decker, OF Johnsonburg,
pa ia visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams.
Richard Brummage, bookkeeper Tor
the Burt Oil Co., has moved his family
from Fairmont to this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Burns, who nave
been the guests of friends at Toronto,
O.. for a short time, returned nome
Wednesday evening.
The Epworth League of the NJ. Il.
Church announces the proper observ-
ance of Old Folks Day at that church
at 1890 a. m. October 20, and have IS
sued a large number of Invitations for
the event.
Mr.. ]. c. Morgan and Miss Lizzie
Morris were united in marriage at the
home of the bride here, Thursday morn
ing. by Rev. Ward. They are both
highly respected young people, and
have many well-wishers The newly
married couple left the same day for
wedding trip to Pittsburg.
Messrs. J. o. Huey and G. T. Weible
were Pittsburg visitors this week. Mr..
Weible has not yet returned, but is So
iourning for a short time with his par
ents at Butler, Pa.
The Mistletoe Club, composed Of the
young society men of town, are making
ARRANGEMENTS for lively social time
This week. They hold a special meet
ing Monday evening and desire all
members to be present.
F. A. Bream made a pleasure trip TO
Pittsburg. returning home Monday.
{. C. Rasnett. one of our we'll known
society boys. has sold his interest in
the iewelry business and is now clerk
ing in the general store of his father,
F. d. Basnett.
A double wedding, spiced with an
unusual amount of romance, took place
here Saturday, one couple being Mr..
Ward Baker. of Metz, and Miss Ella
Riggs. of Dents Run, and the other Mr..
Charles Baker and Miss Alice Thomp-
son both of Metz. The two brothers
had proposed marriage TO the two young
ladies several weeks ago, but the ladies
of their choice refused on the ground
that their would-be husbands were not
we'll enough situated financially. The
Youths were told that when they could
amass so much wealth and show the
proof for it, they would be glad to ac-
cept of the blessings of Hymen with
them. but not before. The two young
gentlemen put their heads together,
summed the situation up, and resolved
to do or die. They started in the bust
ness of cattle buying, shipping their
cattle to Baltimore. Being we'll known
and of good reputation, their notes
were accepted as payment on their pur-
chase. and in a few weeks they had
amassed enough wealth to start in the
general merchandise business at Metz.
They also managed to buy and pay for
couple of handsome cottage houses,
and had soon raised the amount sufi-
cient to win the hands of the winsome