Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-30

lx HOME WEDDING,
Ec8NTS ACT LEFT FOR IMPROVEMENT
CONTRARY DWELLINGS,
NEWS NOTES.


COMPANY DWELLINGS,
NEWS NOTES.
FAlRaGoNT. W.. Va, June 2e.--Wil-
kins 3 Ewing. engineers of this city.
received this week from Uniontown
parties the contract for the survey
ing of thirteen thousand acres of coal
land near Morgantown. The engineers
have sent out corps of men to do the
work, and it will probably require
about 1--WE weeks to complete the con-
tract, owing to the situation Of the ter
Ijtory.
The casing was drawn this week
from the Loller-B Bryan well that was
drilled at Everson. depth or two
thousand feet was reached and neither
oil or gas was found.
w II. Lippencott, of Baltimore, is
In the city looking after mail bust
ness. His principal object in being
here is to examine several postal
clerks. The letting of the contract for
the carrying of tie United States mail
between the postoffice and station VIII
be attended to also while Mr.. Lippen-
colt is here.
A pretty home wedding was SOL
emnized at the home of Mrs. Phillips,
the mother OF the BRIDE. on Maple ave-
nue.. in this city, at eight o'clock on
Thursday evening of this week Miss
Allie Phillips, of this city, and Mr.. H.
Holden, of Clarksburg, were united in
marriage by Rev. w. ]. Eddy, pastor of
the Baptist church. But a few of the
1<xs f-;n - +
parties were extended invitations.
The room was deliberately decorated
with palms. flowers, plants, ETC., and
the bride carried boquet of brides
roses. She, looked lovely in white
dotted ln0uselline, while the groom
wore the lisral conversational black.
After the ceremony an elaborate sup
per had been prepared, after which the
newly marrid couple left on the 9:35
train for Clarksburg, where they will
reside. Both the bride and groom are
popular
The Reed Pumping Company received
the contract this week for the plumb
ing of twenty-eight buildings which
are to be erected in this city by the
Watson. Miller & Malone Improve
ment Company. The price at which
they received the contracts is a snug
little fortune.
Miss Ruby Meredith entertained sew
eral of her friends at a moon light
party at her home short distance
from town on Thursday evening. The
lawn, where the party was held, was
decorated with a number of Chinese
lanterns. Those present enjoyd TIM
selves. Games and plays of various
kinds were INDUCED in. Refreshments
were served. Those that composed the
crowd from this city were Gertie Mer-
field, Daisy Adams, Ella Thomas, Matte
Boughner, Anna Wilson, Anna Thomas,
Sadie Harden, Gnez Jones, and Messrs.
Charles Neptune, C. Denham, Ernest
Helmick, Hershel Satterfield, Fred
Cumpston w. Daniels, Charles Daugh-
e1ty, Fred Jenkins.
George Cans has disposed of his sa-
loon at Clarksburg, and will probably
remove his family to this place. s.
Stout is the purchaser and the price
paid was eight thousand dollars. Pos
session was given at once.
Withrow Lumber Company, the firm
that secured the contract and erected
the Miners Hospital No. 3, has also
secured the contract for the erection of
Judge COTS hotel at Clarksburg, and
which will be the largest and most
handsome hotel building in the State
company that was given the contract is
from Charleston, and the work will be
superintendent by c. c. Stoyie, of this
city. Work on the building will be
commenced July LIST.
1,1 ell
Tuesday night at the meeting of the
Woodmen Of the World in the Farmers
Room at the court house: Council
Commander, E.. F. Morgan; Adviser
Lieutenant, ]. "A Swiger; Clerk, M. D.
Boland; Banker, V. Mcdaniel; Escort,
w. A. Wiedebusch; Physicians, Drs. L.
B. Boyers and N. B. Cox; Waterman.
w. G. Bosserman; Sentry, Richard
Brand; Managers, J. L. Merrifeld;
Waiter Greenleaf, J. w. Reeves.
Miss Blanche Barnes was rendered
quite a pleasant surprise Tuesday ev-
ening at her home complimentary to
her guest, Miss Nita Collins, of Penns-
boro, this State A pleasant evening
was enjoyed, music and dancing being
the social amusement of the evening.
Those present were Misses May Hall,
leila Manear, Lenore Brain, Anna
Sands, Messrs. Frank Johns, Sam
Butcher, Chester Shinn, Dwight Mil
Ter and Manley Holbert.
The Mcfarland Mission Band held
their regular monthly meeting at the
Presbyterian church Monday evening.
Miss Clara Lloyd was leader. The in
teresting subject discussed was Mex
ico," and an enjoyable evening was
spent.
The social session given by the In
stitute Tuesday night was a most en-
joyable one. A very interesting ad-
dress was given by DR.. Sanford and
some of the pupils from the High
school recited some Rotations and
sang songs which added much pleas
ure to the evening.
Mrs. Dent Powell, who has been WIS.,
iting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wilson, in the First
word. has returned to her home al
Gypsy, accompanied by her niece, Alta
Grey
Judge U. S. Kendall has returned
from Morgantown
Mr.. George Rogers, who has been at
tending the business volege here. has
finished his course and returned to his
home at Grafton.
Mr. and Mrc T IIdyip hovo rof,,r~,a