Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16
BENWOoD.

D. r. Baldwin. of Pittsburg was bor,
on business the past week.
Miss Emma O'Connor. OF Camera,
is visiting friends in this CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moran o. p,l,.
tine, w. Va, are spending a few davs
with the family Of Mr.. T. Feue -,
Centre ward
The G. w. A. are preparing for a
grand concert TO take place in the near
future.
Mrs. James Handlan, Of Cleveland
is visiting friends here.
Miss Geneyieye Hughes. an accom-
plished young lady OF Clarksburg woa
the honored guest OF her friend Miss
Anna Sheets. the past few DAYS.
4 grand concert is to be given for
the benefit of St Johns Church ON
Monday night, February nth. at 81.
Johns Hall
A number from this city attended
a leap year party in Wheeling Friday
night
George W. Smith. Of Braddock. Pa.
was a visitor i'm the city last week.
Miss Rosa Bembof. of Upper Ben
wood. and Mr.. Henry Warsinsky. OF
Wheeling, were married Wednesday
evening by Rev. Boszelle. The happy
couple received the best wishes OF
their many friends.
Joe Owrey will spend the day in
Pittsburg calling on friends.
The Hope Society will give a Martha
Washington tea party for the benefit
of the NJ. T. Church next Saturday
night.
Miss Ella Lutes, Of MOundsville, was
the guest of friends at this place the
past week.
Mrs. J .Weidman, of Salem, Ohio Is
spending few days among relatives.
Father Mattingly, Of Martins Ferry.
was calling on Father McMenamin Fri
day.
The first masquerade ball TO be given
by Lone Star Assembly No. l. Pythian
Sisterhood, at the City Hall, Benwood,
Monday evening, March 9th.
Miss Bertha Elder, OF Moundsville.
is the guest of her friend, Miss Bertha
Hicks. on Main street.
a Martha Washington tea party IS
to be given by the Young Folks So
ciety for the benefit Of ST. Matthew's
Lutheran Church, on February 22d, at
the City Hall
Miss SalHe lPoeet-dv. & -ae'~-
was calling,iff ~ raa- ~ -. +E,---~s
The Political Study Club held a meet.
ing Tuesday night In the class room OF
the NJ. T.. Church. Some ntw menu
bers were initiated and several inter-
csting questions discussed. They are
making extensive preparations TO have
an open meeting and are preparing
papers on various subjects.
NJ. A. Martin, of New York City, was
in the city on business Friday
Mrs. Harry Bowers is on the sick list.
Rebecca Lodge will meet on next
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Showacre OF
Moundsville, were the guests Of Dr.
3. f Meighen and wife on Main street
Mrs J. Newton has returned 10 her
home in Sistersyille. after few days
visit to friends here
A. Moore. Of Grafton. is here for
few days visiting his old friends.
Tom Collins. an employe at the Riy-
erside tube works, was in some way
caught between a cast and one Of tho
boilers at the works on Friday even
ing, and was sufficiently injured 10
prevent his working for some time.
John Chapman, who was injured last
Saturday by falling of a soaking PIT
into a hole in the rear Of the pit, was
out yesterday for the first time since
the accident
Tom Parsons, prosecuting attorney
Of Marshall county, was in the city on
business yesterday.
The Benwood Emergency Hos3l'aI
management have had traasier co'a
placed at the mill Offices in all factories
around Benwood for the removal Oh
persons who are hurt 10 the hospital