Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-18
WELLsRUaG.

WeIISDurg, w. va, september IL
Rev. Terrence ]. Duffy, of st. Johns
Catholic church. returned home Wed
nesday evening, after a months So
journ at White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Fred Weckerly, OF Wheeling
was in Wellsburg on Thursday to at
tend the Schehl-Dougherty wedding.
1t is with sincerest sorrow that we
chronicle the death Of Mrs. Lou Rob-
erts, at o'clock Friday morning, after
an Illness of several years duration
Mrs. Roberts has been a constant suf-
ferer for five years, with that dread dis
ease, consumption. She leaves hus-
band and two children to mourn her
loss. Arrangements have not been
completed for the funeral, but it is I'M
derstood that it will take place on Sun
day from the family residence on High
street.
Among those who attended the Poto-
mac Fair, from Wellsburg were Messrs
John Lewis, Leonard Hebrank, Carl
Jacob, C. R. Windsor, J. F. Jacob, s.
NJ Caldwell, Chas. OFT, Rodney Jacob
Edward Marks, Roy McCleary, Dr.
and Mrs. J. M. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. H. Buchanan and son George, Misses
Sarah Palmer and Alice Campbell
The nightly rehearsals for the John
Knox entertainment, are meeting with
very satisfactory results. Miss Hoi-
Brooke in her role as Mary, Queen OF
Scots, is all that could be desired
Miss Leonora Gasmire and Miss Char
lotte CaIderwood, two of Wellsburg S
favorite vocaists, will render several
solos, with Mrs. Phranie Pattee at the
piano. While the ch0ruses are fault
lessly rendered by $50 voices Mrs. H.
E Monroe and Miss Browne are to be
congratulated On their success in TAIN
ing our local talent, which reflects
much credit on our little "burg's' abil-
ity to put such play on boards. Don't
miss this rare treat, Monday and Tues
day nights.
A quietly brilliant wedding took
place Thursday morning at Z o'clock at
St Johns Catholic church, the con-
tracing parties, Mr.. John Schehl and
Miss Fannie Dougherty, both popular
young people of our community.
Promptly at Z o'clock the wedding par
ty consisting Of Messrs. Frank McNally
and John Roberts, ushers, Mr.. Charles
Beiglemeyer, as best man and Miss
Bertha Dougherty, bridesmaid. follow
ed by the bride and groom marched UP
the aisle to the strains of Lohengrin' S
wedding march, Mrs. John GOrby pre-
siding at the organ. At the altar the
party were met by Rev. Father Duffy
land attendants) who spoke the words
which united them for veal or for woe
this estimable young couple. After
! the marriage was performed high nup-
| tial mass was celebrated. Immediate
| ly after mass the wedding party repair
ed 10 the home of the brides parents
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dougherty, where
sumptuous wedding breakfast was
| served. Numerous and costly were
! the presents received which attests the
, esteem in which this young couple arg
| held. Mr.. and Mrs Schehl have gone tC
| housekeeping in nicely appointed
| home in the Third ward, and have oul
| hearty wishes for a long and happy life
| Mrs. Satyria Hickey, the aged moth.
er of Miss Virginia Hickey, died very
| suddenly Wednesday at noon, having
| been sick but a few hours Mrs
| Hickey has been resident of Wells
burg for many years. and was well ans
| favorably known She was consis.en
member ct the Disciples church Fun,
eral took place Friday morning at II
o'clock, Rev. Waller HfAnseli ofaciating
| Intermen< e Brooke Cemetery !.
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