Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-21
MARIETTA.

MARIETTA. o.. April 2O.-Mrs. Capt
Fischer left to-day for Midd!eport "He'e
she will reside with her husband
Misses Grace and Goldie Pfaff and Flora
er,i.b have been visiting friends at Par
kersburS. ,--. <.n
Mrs. $. ]. Hathaway left Monday LOT
Cincinnati 10 attend the annual meeting
Of the Womans Baptist Foreign MISSION
airy Society of the West. Mrs. Hathaway
is delegate from the Marietta Circle.
Mrs. II. L. Pearce. of St. Paul who has
been spending the winter in Marietta with
her sister. Mrs. James Mcclure. is visiting
friends and relatives at Newport.
Miss Cora Sugden left to-day on visit
10 friends in Pittsburg.
Miss Linnie Bradford, of Sistersville, IS
the guest of Miss Nora Haddox, West
Side.
Mrs. William Nelson died last night, as
the result OF dangerous surgical opera
ton performed upon her about week
ago.
Mr.. Barney Monkey and Miss Anna Ross
were united in marriage Sunday evening
at the home of the bride on Fourth
street.
on Thursday evening Mr.. c. c. Torpy
will entertain the members of the senior
class OF the college at Dyes.
W. e. Sykes, manager of the college
foot ball team, has rendered his resigna-
tion and his successor will be recon-
mended this week.
Monday morning the Charles Brown
struck the Marietta wharfboat with Dig
tow and the guard of the latter was
strinned from stem TO stern. The acct
3en. is supposed to have been caused by
the high wind.
Mr.. Henry Eiseman, aged so, died lasV
night of typhoid pneumonia after an III
ness of one week. lie leaves a wife ana
six children.
The CITY Board of Education organized
Monday night by electing the following
officers: president. NJ. R. Andrews; sec
rotary. William H. Leeper; treasurer
Charles Meisenhelder.
Six members of the Marietta base ball
club left to-day for Dayton, where they
will Dlay on Wednesday and Thursday.
The six were Frank Smith, Harry smith,
r-,,yare Border. James Mc<eever, Tommy
c;iuiean. Dick McCammon. They Will be
Joined at Wayton by the remainder OF the
team.
Mrs. A. r. Henthorne an aged lady re-
siding on Third street, is seriously Ill OF
heart trouble.
Mr.. Carl Lund is home from Ann Arbor
on 4 brief visit to his parents. Treasurer
and Mrs. G. ]. Lund. He is taking
course in medicine at the University of
Michigan.
Col R. L. Nye left to-day for GAINESVILLE.
where he will be married on Thursday to
Miss Nora Peck,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Beach. who have
been in Europe for the past year, and who
sailed ten days ago from London, are eX-
pected to arrive home in few days.
Mr.. Robert Palmer and Mrs Maynard,
of washington c. H.. have been guests of
their sister. Mrs r. c. Dawes for several
davs. having been called here by the
death of Robert Rufus Dawes.
Marshal Jacob H. Dye has been present
ed by his admiring friends with a gold
marshaVs badge ard a handsome gold
headed cane.
Mr.. Alexander Mitchell, of New Mata-
moras. and Miss Maggie Pattin. of this
city. were united in marriage Sunday eve
ming at the Gilman avenue parsonage by
Rev. Mr.. Crooks. They will reside at New
Matamoras.
Casey-Oiu wurk no more fer thot
mon DOlan.
Mrs. Casey-An, phwy?
Casey-Shure, tits an account av a
remark thot he made L me.
Mrs. Casey-Phwat did he say?