Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-22

where she will be the guest OF her brother
and other friends for short time.
Marion Lodge No. II. 1. o. O. F. have in
stalled the following officers for this year:
II. S. Toothman, n. c.; Sim Bright, " G.;
T. W. Boyston, Secretary; c. H. Meredith.
Permanent Secretary: NJ. N Barnes,
Treasurer; G. A. Vincent and o. ]. Flem-
ing. Trustees.
At the annual meeting of the First Ma
tional Bank the following directors were
elected for this year: Messrs. J. NJ Hart
ley. B. D. Fleming. A. B. Fleming, VIM E.
Watson and Joseph E. Sands
Rev. A. E, Fletcher, who has been con-
fined to his home for several weeks on ac-
count of illness, has about recovered and
was able to MI the pulpit Of the Peoples
Temple last Sunday.
Mrs. l.. Is. Burk has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Conway have rent.
ed suite of rooms at Mrs c. w. Nc
Crays on Barnes street. and are doing
light housekeeping, as are also Mr. and
Mrs. t, w. Martin
Several car loads of the Ohio limestona
steps arrived this week for the new court
house. This is a quality of stone never
stones are very handsome, as well as du-
rable
James Camp of Pittsburg. arrived In
Fairmont last week and has opened a Bro
kers' Exchange in the room recently oceu-
pied by Ogden and Watts, in the Crane
building, Main street. He has telepraphic
communication with the man,pulators Of
the stock markets and is therefore about
n n cell Stn a
Mr.. John A. Hess, of Rivesville. has re-
eeived word from his brother. schuler
Hess, who Is we'll known in this place, ard
who is now located at Dawson City in
the gold mining region. that he arrived
there safely in company with three other
acquaintance from California lie is en-.
gineer on saw-mill, and his wages are
$3.50 an hour. He has not located a claim,
as yet. Living in that country is extreme
y high Meals were $3.50 The price has
been reduced some being now 500 to
800. There are hundreds of helpless peo-
pie in that country who would be glad To
get away from it if they could.
Monongaheia Council No leI. Jr. O. u.
A, NJ, will present a flag and Bible to the
public schools of Montana at the school
house in that place on Friday. Jan. y,
o'clock in the afternoon. Good speakers
will be secured for the occasion. 70 tho
public schools at Rivesville at night of
same day. this Council will present Nag
to take place of the old one, which has
been worn out from exposure to the weak
Their.
Mrs. w. t. Ravenscroft entertained ~
teen of her lady friends last Friday az
tar fro . ~ & "A
in West Fairmont. 1t was a thimblaa
party and each lady brought her fancy
work and her thimble. Refreshments
were served at a suitable time
The Political Equality Club is again
holding meetings every Thursday evening
at 1880 O'Clock in the w c, 7. U. parlor,
The members who attend are fun OF re-
newed zeal and would be glad TO see al
the meeting all who are interested in this
work. They are anticipating Miss Anna
Shaw's VISIT to Farmont next February.
The following invitations nave been sent
out to friends:
Mr., and Mrs. A. ]. Stone
Invite you to be present
at the wedding reception Of their daughter
Mary Ferguson,
and
Mr.. James Albert Fickinger
on Wednesday evening. February tina
first,
eighteen hundred and ninety-rinc.
at six O'Clock,
at their home,
Fairmont, West Virginia.
The wedding will take place at $50 at
the brides home, and will be private.
Rev. DIR. Eddy, of The First Baptist church
will officiate. At 800 the bridal couple
will leave Fairmont on special train
to Clarksburg, thence to Florida.
DR.. ]. j. Durrett. of Watson, went to
Baltimore last week, where on Wedncs-
day, January iith, he was united in mar
riage to Miss Or. Lady w Johnson OF
that city He and his bride returned to
Fairmont on Monday evening, where they
were cordially welcomed at the residence
Of DR.. John r. Cook, of Fairmont avenue.
where they will remain until they 20 to
housekeeping at New England where tho
doctor enjoys a good practice. Mrs Dur
rett is a graduate in surgery and medi-
cine. and also graduate In pharmacy
Mr.. Chess Watts son OF Chas. Watts,
Of this place, and Miss Dora Mcvicker.
who Is about fifteen years of age. both
members Of the Salvation Army, elopcd
to Oakland last Sunday, where they were
united in marriage
w. +. Nuzum. OF the Consumers Ice Co
Of Huntington, speut Sunday with rela-
tives here. He has been engaged for tho
past three weeks at Ciarksburg. putting
in an ice plant He will likely be there
for quite while yet. His friends were
glad to welcome him back In town.
Mrs. Or. Cook has been confined to her
room the past week with a severe attack
of the grip.
DR.. and Mrs. Logan Carr. Of New York
city, are here visiting the doctors moth
err Mrs. Elizabeth Carr.
& co.