Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
BENWOOD.

CONSIDERED very liupOl ldLIO vs. "N-i'
BENwOOD.
Two Of Mr.. j. Moser's children have
scarletina.
a pretty and quiet wedding occurred
Wednesday evening. the contracting par
ties being Miss Annie Taylor, popular
young lady in society circles, and Mr., har-
~ Rahr a prominent young man OF w hCeI-
ing The wedding took place at tue orIues
parents home on Main street. Albert AT
meyer played the wedding marcn. Inc
bride was attired in beautiful costume
Those present were relatives of the FAMILY.
They eceived q number Of beautlIul pres
ents. they will make their future home ID
this city.
MIR. John Newton is visiting his family
in Sistersville.
Oliver Peabody has arrived from "trip
in the southern part Of this State.
Miss Ella Altmeyer of Wheeling, was
the guest of her friend. Miss Kate Gatey
r. j. Barger and daughter will leave
ney' week for home in FreepOrt, Pa
Alice Criswell a popular young LADY oil
MCuudsville, was visitor IN the city yes
terday.
George Cain, Of Powhatan, has been APP
pointed agent for the Ohio River road. A
telegraph office will be established by the
first Of next month.
Several weddings are looked for in the
near future.
MIR. Casper Kronhardt is on visit IN
Ohio.
Miss Libby Hedleson, of New Mata-
moras, is visiting relatives here.
Col. Simpson. of Moundsville, was one
day in town on business.
The pay car on the B. & o. r. K. ar
rived in the city yesterday
Jas. Dolau, formerly Of Benwood, but
now of Sistersville, and wife were visit
ors in the city.
Miss Martha Moller was the guest OF
her parents in Moundsvile.
Grand entertainment to be given by the
| Silver Wave Dramatic Club at City Hail
on Saturday, March 30.
! Mrs. Ruth McMilligan, an estimable
| lady of Centre ward, is very Ill.
David Arnett, of Sardis, Ohio, will move
his family to this place.
The Epworth League held a special
meeting Wednesday evening.
Mrs G.. Fitzgerald is lndlsposed
Miss Annie Pelley is going TO organize
singing class.
Social and supper to be given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
| Church, on Saturday and Monday even
ngs NJ rch 9th and 18th.
III. puddlers of Benwood iron works
lave OF FRIDAY on account of repairs
Frank Garherity, maehlnist at the
Wheeling steel works, met with painful
accident Thursday afternoon by getting
one of his fingers caught In the machinery.
The Ladies Auxiliary Lodge Will meet
Sunday afternoon at D. m. at the herr. OK
Hail.
Miss Francis BarEer, of Greene county,
is visiting re atives OF this place
institute vii be held at McMechen on
next Saturday. March O.
Mrs. Chas. Price and Mrs. J. jenkins
we're guests of McMechen friends Wednes
day.
The Ladies' Sewing Society viii have
souvener supper at St Johns Church on
Monday evening, March is.
Jim Warren. who met with an accident
at the Riverside works some time ago. IS
able TO be out again.
Civil Engineer J. Smith, of Wheeling,
ives in the city Thursday surveying the
roads
Examination was held Thursday and
Friday, at Ben wood public school
Pension day is On Monday, March 4th.
Miss Laura Riddle has accepted a posi-
ton as correspondent for the Wheeling In
teligencer.
Mr.. Jessie Barton is i'll at his home. on
Main street
Chas. +. NJ Carthy, drummer for the
new Dunning Marble and Granite Com
pany, Of Erie, Pa, was in the city during
the past week,
The young people of St. Matthew's
Church have organized a society. Itmeets
every other Friday in tho week.
Mrs j. Bridgeman, who has been here on
visit 10 her parents, mas returned TO her
home in New Martinsville,
Hone Society will NEE on next Thursday
evening.
Miss Jennie Hauseman was the guest Of
George Hall is spending to-day in Bril-
liant
Prof. r. H. Allen stopped 10 call on his
Benwood friends.
James Garharity, manager or the w heel
ing Steel Works, is very III at his home.
A well known tube worker will soon wed
one of Wheehng's most popular young
bellies.
old. while going home from school in Upper
Benwood Thursday afternoon, fell and
sustained internal Injuries.
W.P. Smith, of Cleyesnd, Ohio, was in
town on business
Elmer Morgan sprsined his arm Thurs
day
Mrs. J. Trainer, Of Martins Ferry,
spent few days among rea. YES.
DR.. Douglass, Of Sherrard, was calling
on friends
Napoleon Bonaparte Tibbs has arrived
in the city.
Ida Baer IS recovering from a lingering
illness.
At her home in Upper Benwood Thurs
day evening. Miss Jennie Ritteuhouse en-
tertsined a number Of her friends. Dane
ing was the chief feature OF the evening
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheeling
Steel w orks