Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-19


Mrs George Liebler and two daugh-
tiers, Of EIwocd, Pa, who have been
the guests of her brother, H w. Gaud-
ing, left for home yesterday.
Suit has been filed in Squire Kellar's
,, court by Isaac Lubulsky, a Bellaire
tailor, against Enoch Mclaughlin, of
| this place, for the sum of $40. Thurs
day has been set for a hearing of the
case.
Allen Graham, Of Greensburg, Pa,
left for home yesterday, after a visit
! with his brothers here.
Mrs. Isaac Cecil, while using curl
ing iron Monday afternoon, seriously
burned the ball of one of her eyes. The
attending physicians are somewhat
doubtful Of saving the member.
Tie members of the English Luth-
eran church will serve an oyster sup
per in Commercial hall Saturday even
ing The Twentieth Century Mando-
lin Club will be present and render
music for the occasion.
The funeral of Rev. Father Mating
ly at st. Marys church this morning
at 8 O'Clock, promises to be the largest
in the city for many years. The Rt.
Rev. Bishop Watterson, who will con-
duct the services, was expected to ar
rive from Columbus last evening.
Mrs. Joseph Pfifer. of Streator, Ills,
left for home yesterday, after visit
with the family of H. w. Gauding.
The Sallie Giffen property on Tenth
street, owned by e. C. Boyd, has been
sold to Cyrus ordon for $1,000.
"On the Suwanee River tomorrow
evening at the Opera House is a per-
Torrance that is speaking throughout
stage world.
| The Maennerchor Singing Society ac-
quilted themselves in a highly compli-
mentary manner in the part they took
in the Beethoven Singing Society's
opening at Wheeling Monday evening.
Miss Minnie Cox has returned home
from a weeks visit with relatives at
Pittsburg.
Miss Maud Moore, who is very i'll
with typhoid fever, was some better
yesterday.
Constable Stanton has been appoint
ed truant officer for the township by
the Township School Board.
The following are the judges and
clerks appointed by the deputy super
visors of board of elections at their
meeting at ST. Clairsville yesterday:
First ward-Judges. Thomas H. Green,
R; Wyndham Davis, r.; l.. w. Jones,
D.; George Vernum, D.; clerks, John
F. Beazle. R.: John Sheehan. D. Sec
ond ward-Judges, Harry Jump, R.;
Isaac Jones, R.: George Becker. D.;
John w. Terrill, d.; clerks, George B.
Barr. R.; w. H Helfenbine, D. Third
ward-Judges, Peter Wagner, R.;
John Goodhue, R.; VIM. Orr, D.. ]. J.
Burton, D.: clerks. Lemuel Duff, r.;
Frank Heinrich, D. Fourth ward
Judges, E. J. A. Drennen, R.; R. F. AL
lender, R.; S. w. Boyd, D.: John Camp
bell. D.. clerks. Ira B. Sedgwick. R.;
Ross McGlenn, D.. Firth ward-Judges,
A. T. Dinsmore, R.; William Hoge. R.;
David Vennum, d.; Edward Withers,
D.; clerks. Finley Davis, R.; Daniel
Dobbins, Jr D. Martins Ferry pre-
cinct-Judges, Robert Cess, D.; John
]. Smith, D.; w. E. Ellifritb R.; Fred
n. Cope, R.: clerks, Harry Gibbons, D.;
Frank Sedgwick. r.
A very pretty home wedding was
solemnized at this place yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Oxley. on Hickory street, in
which their pretty and accomplished
daughter Miss Sadie z, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Burton E. Noble
of Walkerton. Ind The ceremony took
place at O'Clock, and was witnessed
by a number of friends and relatives
of the family, Rev S. J. Boyle, pastor
of the Presbyterian church. officiating.
Immediately following an elegant we'd
ding dinner was served Mr. and Mrs
Noble leave this morning over the B.
& Q. road for points in the western
part of the State, where they will
visit relatives for a few DAYS before
going to Walkerton, where they will
make their home. One thing of partic-
ular note about the wedding is that
both man and wife are mutes, having
graduated from the deaf and dumb in
stitute at Columbus with honors.
Since their graduation Miss Oxley
made her home here with her parents.
and Mr.. Noble at Walkerton. Ind,
where he holds the position Of fore
man in a large printing house.
A four weeks-old child of Mr. and
Mrs Fred Fbeling died Monday and
will be buried this afternoon at two
o'clock Interment will be made at
Riverview cemetery.