Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-08
MARTINS FERRY

Rev. Father Mccartney was the guest
OF Rev. Father Mattingly yesterday
lIney were at Toronto Monday, where
Rev. Mccartney was purchasing thing
for the new church at GAINESVILLE.
Misses Bessie Watson and Gertrude
McCord have returned from a couple
months visit at Gallipolis
Henry Lutz, the proprietor of the
Enterprise saloon, has remodeled the
interior of the plcae, giving it a very
pretty appearance
Mrs. Richard Stewart leaves for
Pittsburg the first of the week to visit
friends and attend the exposition.
Georeg Tweedy was at Bethany. w.
Va. yesterday attending a horse sale.
w. A. Miller, the new manager of the
Opera House, has commenced making
some much needed repairs to the place
in the way Of new scenery, stage set
tings and other things that go to make
the place attractive. Everything will
be completed and in readiness for the
opening attraction, side Tracked" on
September 18th.
j. r. Wilson and family have return
ed home from months visit with rela-
tives at Dayton
Grant Sedgwick left yesterday after
noon on squirrel hunt. Verne Young
: is filing Mr.. CampbelFs place at the
drug store during his absence.
Scott Linn and family are here from
Cambridge visiting relatives.
This evening the Misses Clara and
Rickie Kraatz will give a private hop
at Mader's hall. About twelve couples
have bna,, ipr;foJ
John Holbrook has returned TO
Brooklyn, n. Y, after a months stav
at this place and vicinity.
Miss Jennie Chmabers. of Mt. Pleas
ant, was in town yesterday calling on
friends
The Coshocton ball club, of which
Brock Brown and Robert McCleary,
OF this place. are managing, is in a
badly crippled condition. Brock"
broke an ankle bone about a week ago
while running and McCleary had a fin
ger broken few days ago by that
member being hit on tn eend with a
ball
Ellis Lash and James Ralston left
last evening for a two days hunting
"trip in the vicinity of Flushing.
Miss Esther Bigger captured first
PiiNO, q po piece, III q speaking contest
at Cadiz, in which there were ten COM
petitors.
Mrs. Dicks and Mrs. Hannibal. of New
Castle, are the guests of relatives here
A very quiet and pretty home we'd
ding took place last evening at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs.James Crossley on Fifth
street, in which thar Youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Carrie, was united in marriage
to Mr.. David Jones. wefrknown and
popular young tin roller at the Aetna
Standard mill. The wedding ook place
promptly at half-past eight o'cis,k and
was performed by Rev. J. w. R{hins
pastor of the First NJ. E. Church, in he
presence Of the members of the two
families and few intimate friends
The parlor for the occasion was taste
fully decorated with cut flowers and
potted plants The bride was attirad
IN a very becoming gown of white or
candle over silk. trimmed in white silk.
and carried marshineil roses. The at
PENDANTS We're Miss Gertrude Crosslev
sister of the bride, and Mr.. Roger
>9nes, brother of the bridegroom
Immediately following the ceremony an
excellent wedding supper was served
Ihe wedding presents received were
numerous and handsome. The happv
couple will go to housekeeping imne-
diately in a house already furnished
on Pearl street Both are well known
young people and have host of friends
who extend congratulation.