Evening star., 1909-09-03
News Briefs.

quiet wedding was solemniZed at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ. Wheeler
at Shenandoah, Va, when their daughter.
Miss Ethel Sue Wheeler, was married to
J. Wishard Anderson of Martinsburg, w
Va. The brides father and Rev. w. H.
Ballengee Of Washington performed the
ceremony.
Preston county, w. Va. and Miss Nellie
Jackson of kingwood were married at
the parsonage of st. Andrews Methodist
Episcopal Church, Grafton, w. Va
Gene Worth Ford. prosecuting attorney
for Taylor county, w. Va. and Miss Ada
Commissioner and Mrs. Joseph H. Halde-
| man. were married at the home Of the
| bride, near Thornton, W. Va.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kahn. Richmond. Va, their daughter,
Miss Claire HutZler, was married to Har-
old H. Bloomberg.
Jed w. Robinson of Grafton, w. Va,
one of the leading attorneys of Taylor
county, w Va, and Miss Sarah c. Poe,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Poe
of Fetterman district. Taylor county. w.
Va, were married at the home of the
brides parents.
John Martin, one of the proprietors of
Martin Bros. pharmacy. Fairmont, w
Va, and Miss Marguerite Leonard OF
Pittsburg were married at the home OF
ard. in Pittsburg.
| DIR. Otto Worthington Ladwg and Miss
| Calora Beatrice Hardway, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hardway. were
| married at the Methodist Protestan,
Church. Lost Creek.
| Ernest Findley and Miss Edith Springer
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Springer
of Pennington. w. Va, were married al
| the home of the bride.
Mrs. Sallie f. Voshell, forty-eight years
| old, wife of w. 7. Voshell successful
| business man of Centervlle, Md, is dead
| Joseph Poole. eighty-five years old. one
| Of the best known residents of Capor
| Bridge, Hampshire county, w. Va, is
| dead. He is survived by wife, two sons
and three daughters.
| A call has been sent by the members
of the Second Congregational Church OF
Canton, Nd. to Rev. w. j. Richards
| pastor of the Congregational Church a,
Jefferson, Ohio
Belmont. the magnificent farm of 40C
acres i'll Spottsylvania county, Va, own
| ed by the Graves family has been sold
to Samuel w. Cline of Port Republic
Rockinsham county The purchase price
| was $S.IO0.
| Mayor II. Lewis Wallace, Fredericks-
burg. Va, has appointed w d. Scott, NJ
j. Gately and NJ S. Chancellor as dele
gates to the fourth annual convention OF
| the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway
IAthenaeum in New Orleans October &c
| to November >.
The result of the cases In the police
court recently in which persons were
| fined for selling cider and near beer in
Lynchburg, Va, has generally nut a Stou
| to the sale of these beverages there.
| 1t is expected that both branches of the
city council OF Lynchburg, Va, will pass
| the dog ordinance recently vetoed by
| Mayor Smith over his veto. The ordi-
nance prohibits dogs going at large
r. R. Miller of Roanoke. Va. an en-
ploye of the Virginia Bridge and Iron
Company. was killed by falling derrick
at Houston, Tex.
The tomato skinners at the packing
house of Caulk & McCready. at ST.
Mchaels, Md. walked out recently, caus-
! ing the whole plant to shut down. They
demanded cents per basket, and some
one to carry skins from the house. in
stead of ) cents, as they had formerly
been paid.
| AS C. Harvey Towers was driving near
| Fowling Creek bridge. on the Denton
Preston road near Denton, Md. recently
his horse fell into hole near the bridge.
rolling over into the water. Mr.. Towers
escaped by falling out OF the buggy. The
animal, being still attached to the vehicle,
could not regain its feet. although the
| water was not deep. and was drowned.
! Grason Roe, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Roe, of Centreville. Md, and Miss
Florence Cook, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Cook of Ruthsburg, Md, We're mar
ried at Hilsboro, Md, by Rev. j. w.
Parriss.
| Miss Margaret A. Shank and John w.
| Sanbower both of Hagerstown. Md, were
married at the First Baptist parsonage by
Rev. f. H. Thomas.
Miss Ada Leonard and Chester Str.ne,
| both of Marysville, Pa, were married at
| the First Baptist parsonage in Hagers-
| town, Md. by Rev. f. K. Thomas
Abijah L. Hall. of Brownsville Md, and
Mrs. Margaret Lowden of Chambersburg.
Pa, were married. This makes the
| brides fourth matrimonial venture
| Henry Willig, last surviving member of
the firm of George Willig & Co, one of
the Oldest music publishing firms in the
| United States, died at 7.30 O'Clock at the
Union Protestant Infirmary, Baltimore.
Death was due to gladstone affection,
for which he underwent an operation
three weeks ago at the infirmary
Simon Ashbel. a minor, by his father.
Harry Ashbel, has filed suit in the circuit
court at Towson, Md. against Granville
Matthews. claiming $4,000 damages for
personal injuries, received, it is alleged,
by team belonging to Mr.. Matthews
running into him.
John j. Strauss. a farmer near Hebb-
vile, Md. has executed a deed of trust
for the benefit of creditors to Lee S. Het-
rick. Judge Duncan signed an order as
| Stunning Jurisdiction Of the trust estate. A
bond for 81. 800 was filed by Mr.. Hetrick.