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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
KINGwOOD.

K1yGwOoD, w. VA, November 2I-Ihe
greatest surprise of the season was eIo
marriage of Mr. Arnold Werner, OF IhS
firm OF Feather & Werner, merchants OF
this place. and Miss Emma Elnottl
daughter of DR. Felix Elliott and sister OF
Postmaster Elliott, and Assistant Dlstrlc'
Attorney L. S. Elliott. ,.,-
They made up their minds roout o LUZ
Thursday, procured the lisence ana re-
paired 10 the church with four OF thelr
friends and were married before any one
else could find it out ,.4
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner have the oest
wishes OF the entire community, moving III
the best society, and as wei thougnU VI %
any young people could wish o,,-..
John O'Brien, son Of Robert y brlen,
OF the tannery, about ten miles east OF
here, was killed near German, where ne
has been cutting timber for some time;
IL seems he had cut tree when, IN
falling. had lodged against another Tree,
and whilst working under the lodged tree
il suddenly fell, striking him and breaking
his neck. He was Inferred at the CIao
Orchard burial grounds to-day.
He was about q years old and single,
strong, hearty industrious young man,
well thought of by all who knew him.
Major w. c.. McGrew and family, OF
Morgantown, ate Thanksgiving turkey
under the parental roof.
Agent T. NJ. Clayton, wife and two
children, Of Newburg, returned thanks
agreeable TO the proclamation of the Presi-
dent of the United States and the Gov
ernor of this State. with his brother-in-
law, DR. Tippett, Of this place.
Ed. MEG. Heermans, James McGreir.
DIR. Trippett and some others expect to op-
en- an indian mound tomorrow. Mr.. Her
mans and DR.. Trippett nave quite collec-
ton of arrow-heads, spear-heads, hatchets,
etc, which they expect TO add to, and make
quite a curiosity.
Capt. E. B. Stone Of Rowlesburg, COM
mandant of Canton Preston No. ., is here
hand shaking with his many friends.
J. NJ. Crane and wife returned from a
trip TO Oakland, Md, to-day.
Wm. G.. Brown and Mr.. Mcdonald, re
turned yesterday from quite an extended
hunting trip up in Randolph. They brought
three fine specimen of deer with them.
DR.. j. T. Michael, Of Fellorsville, this
county, came near dying, from taking
lose Of strychnlne in mistake for some 9TH
sr medicine, but is about all right at this
writing.
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t;mable Young layd of Main strsek VINO
5ied Thursday. was largely attenoea In
terment took place ut Steubenvile
W cronnd vss broken for several new
bpildings in the Whitaker addldSn last
wees Fhs anniversary of Mr.. and Mn Jas.
Oolan,s wedding was pleasantly ceebrated
Wednesday evening by recepaon and
hon at the hall on Water street:
j FLYNN is improving his Man ftreet
pr TgEckets for the fair and festival to be
given under the auspices OF St. sohn's
congregation are now on SAFE. dVdging
from the energetic arrangement being
maze this affair will be most PEASANT
success. It will be held in the lecture room
of the new church editice
Mrs. I. Pearl, of the East HelgltA who
has been seriously Ill, is now convses scent.
THE upper steel works was on several
hours for repairs yesterday.
Those who were dilatory about paving
are now hustling the bricks IN order to
have the work completed within thsspeci-
fed time.
mart of the winter By which BenwOod will
lose one of its vivac;ous young ladies. The
lady a fair haired blond OF Centre ward
and promising young man from the West
are the persons.
Mrs. Emma Quigley, OF Main street, re-
turned Friday from an extended visit to
friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Parren Barger, of Main street, has
donated handsome picture in oil, the
work of brush to the ST. Johns fsir The
subject is St. John being quite aprOpos.
Little Miss Jessie, an intelligent little
daughter of J. r. Hendrix, is convalescent
from a recent illness.
Work on a tower from which the switches
on the B. g. o. station will be Manipulated,
will commence shortly.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, November 2S.-Frank Zotts
was in Kingwood this week.
Miss Della Hines, q neioe Of J. j. Gill;
gan, was married Tuesday AZ the St Angus
tine church, at p. m, to Frank Gender, q
popular railroad man. They left the same
evening for their future home in Cumber-
land, Md.
She Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
be administered at the NJ. p. church sun
day morning.
William Scruggs, a well-known barber,
died OF consumption, last Tuesday, at his
home in the east end OF town.
A number Of prOminentme accompanied
b. Col. j. G. Smith, a member of the Elk
ecutive Committee Of the Reform School,
visited the school last Friday, for the pur-
pose Of inspecting tbenew building just
completed.
A pretty church wedding occurred at the
NJ. Il. Church Thanksgiving evening az
6.9Op. IA. Miss Lizzie Deck and Chas.
WllIloth were married by Rev. J. n. Hess.
They left on q wedding trip to the Eastern
Geo. Armstrong Of Philadelphia, is the
guest of his father. who has been III for
some time.
Charlie Lynn, who broke Jail here about
a wear ago, was arrested at Fetterman last
week.
The Grafton Social Club gave delight
full Thanksgiving hop, at Brinkman Hall.
John Hogan and l.. Epstein, Of Parkers-
burg, are In town.
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BENWOOD.

Rev. J. Milen, pastor Of the NJ. E. con-
gregatiou at McMechen, delivered an in
teresting and effective address, especially
for the children, on Thanksgiving morning
Several of the boat houses have taken up
their winter quarters.
The Board Of Trustees and teachers Of
our public schools held their regular joint
meeting, Friday evening.
The marriage Of Miss Lille David, Of
Main street, and Mr.. Charlie Bellville took
place Thursday.
DR.. Il. NJ Haskins, a prominent surgeon
and physician Of this place, will leave for
New York city, after the holidays, to par
ticipate in a series Of professional lectures.
Miss Emma, a bright little daughter OF
Mr.. j. Price, of Main street, is i'll.
The machinery for the round house on
the B. & o., at the Junction, has come.
Buy your Xmas presents at Barger's, the
Main street jeweler. a fine line OF iewelry,
watches, etc, in stock, and new goods ar
irving daily.
The Indictment weather, yesterday, inter
fered with the attendance at the Teachers
District Institute.
Quite a pleasant reception was given last
evening by Mr.. Mac Kaylor, on Main
street, 10 q host of mis- friends.
An able and instructive address was de
livered 70 the young people by. Rev. &.
Campbell, pastor of the Church OF God.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Vennaman have return
ed from trip east.
The Board Of Education held special
meeting Tuesday last.
nc. T.. Newman a rising young attorney
OF WOOdsville was in town Friday.
The funeral of Miss Annie Crow, an es-
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, W. VA, November 2I.-The
funeral Of Mrs. Eliza Nj. Patrick took
place Sunday afternOOnfrom the Presoy-
terian Church. The service was conducted
bv Rev. j. L. Moore assisted by Rev. w.
j.. Locke. The remains were taken to
MOrrisOn's graveyard on a special train on
the G. * u. railroad. Mrs Patrick was
IS years old and a native Of RenfreWshire,
Scotland.
Mr. Parr, OF Keyser, was buried IN
Philos cemetery Sunday morning
Mrs. Mollie, wife Of M. j. Carney, was
buried in St Peters cemetery Sunday
afternoon ct two o'clock. Rev. z. X.
Winder conducted the service.
Mrs. Annie Bell, mother Of Mrs. Car
Rey, died at the residence Of her son, j. II.
Bell. on Wednesday, November p, OF con
sumption Her funeral occurred on Fri
day morning from st. Peters Church, ser
vices conducted by Rev. p. K. tlirder.
NANNY Bell will be greatly missed by
large circle of friends, more particularly
by the children who liked to visit her
store.
Miss johanna Wafer, daughter Of NJ.
Wafer, died Tuesday evening OF consump-
hon. The remains were buried from St.
Peters Church Thursday az ? p. N. Ser
yice by Rev. p. Il. Winder She was 81
years old.
p. Hogan has resigned his position Of
foreman at Newburg and returned TO the
Piedmont shops
+. \. 1iddy, formerly connected with
the b. * o. coal business at Piedmont, but
lately with the Piedmont Pulp Company,
has secured a position with the Richmond
and Danville Railway Company at Paint
Rock, n. Q. He left Friday for that point
and will take charge upon his arrival.
Miss George Wheeler, daughter Of Mrs.
Owen Harden, and Mr.. Willis Hickey, OF
Grafton, were married Wednesday evening
in the NJ. T.. Church by Rev. Hess, Of
The ushers were Clarence Beck, of Pala-
tine, c. r. Beck and A. l.. Wheeler; maids
OF honor, Miss +. Savers, Of Piedmont,
and Miss Nellie Hickey; Organist, Prof. Il.
G.. Richardson. Admission 10 the church
was by card. After a reception at the
home of the BRIDES mother, the happy
pair, accompanied by Miss Nellie Rick
ey, left for Baltimore and Washington.
Those present were Miss NJ Rector, Mr..
and Mrs. y. B. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Jno. Hardy, Of Grafton, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Webb Davis, Of MOrgantOwn, and Miss
Rictery Of EastOn.
Mr.. John ID. Dennison and Miss Chattie
Miller, niece OF Hon. VIM A. Welch, were
Tuesday afternoon. The happy couple are
stopping with the CrOOm'S parents.
Rev. +. J. Muce, Of Deer Park, was in
town, Friday.
j. Z. GIuson spent Wednesday in town
The Jr. .. u. A. NJ attended divine SER
vices at the NJ. r. Church November %.
Piedmont Council brought out sixty
members TO listen 70 fine, patriotic ser
mon by Rev. A. Il. Kelley.
GOrtOm MINISTRIES gave good entertain
ment on Monday evening 10 large and ap-
preciative audience.
THANKSGIVING day was the Quietest seen
IN Piedmont for many years.
Chas. Helms and Harry Souders accom-
panied the City band to Homecoming Fair
Thursday evening.
James Ault, Ernest HUH and ladies took
in the opera az Cumberland Thanksgiving
evening.
a. Helmet has secured a new cutter
from Cumberland.
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and in attempting to pass team at a mar
row place in the road were precipitated
over an embankment into ravine. The
wagon was thrown clear over and the oc-
cupants dumped out. Beyond a few
scratches they escaped injury. The horse
made frantic effort to run away but they
held on to the lines until he was stopped:
Miss Jean Owen, of Cannon, was visit
ing the Misses Courtwright the first OF the
week.
The Misses Sherman, OF Parkersourg
are visiting the Misses Howell.
Miss Lille Criswell is visiting friends In
Columbus, o.
Frank Nuss will leave for his home In
Bristoria, Pa, next Tuesday.
Miss Laura Webster, of Powhatan, was
in the city yesterday on her way to Graf
ton. where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Charles Chaddock.
Col. Robt. McEldowney and wife OF new
Martinsville, were here Thanksgiving at
tending the Morrow-Bonar wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bulger of East Liverpool,
were visiting friends here this week.
Mrs Ella Nay, has been visiting Rev. u.
w. Grimes this week.
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MOUNDsVILLE.

Misses Meta Howard and MaryEilliard,
Of Cameron, spent Thanksgivng with
Mrs. T. j. Parsons.
Mrs. G.. W. Grimes Is much approved,
after several relapses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheds spent
Thanksgiving with ex-Sherif Shisvacre.
Rev. L. 4. Keith has about ampleted
his new residence, in the new addition.
DR.. Il. L. Ashbrook, who recenk moved
here from Fulton, is occupying toms at
William Dorsey's until his reseence is
completed.
Judge Bennett and w. A. dcCorkle
seem 10 have the lead in this cnnty for
gubernatorial honors.
J. E. Hunter will spend tho hkdays at
the Capital City.
Senator d. 4. Dorsey has bee In Char
lesion the past week
a number of the younger sockty folks
gave a private dancing party s,Mssonic
Hall Thanksgiving afternoon an evening
The young ladies and gentlemd present
were quite proficient in the teIssiccrean
art.
The bazirre given By the ladiesbf the P.
E Church viii take place on u 9th and
10th Of next month. The proceeb viii go
towards tho purchase of new Ipe organ
for the use OF the church
Will Henderson and Hugh Wight came
near meeting with serious ACCIDENT last
Wednesday afternoon They WEI driving
WSodburn i Hendersen's delivdy wagon
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NEIGHBORH00D.
vHaT HAs BEEN GOING ON IN EEAR-sI
TOWNS TEE PAST WEEK
S,,al Asairs, Happenings and Events Of LasAl IN
srsst Gathered BY Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of ne NgwS
OLAERsBURa.

C,,,rspr-pe W. Va, November IS
,rbanksgiving dsy here was appropriately
observed bv Union services AT the ". r
Cburch. South All the ministers OF tue
civ D,rticipated in the exercises, anu hSV'
Wright. Of the Baptist church preacheu
sermon. ,.. Tho Cotbo.
on Thanksgiving morning at tne SaIno-
lie Church in this city, MI; JVuH n, Do-s't'
son of Patrick DOlan, OF Won SuIlul1
MS married TO Miss Salah Il. CLIFFORD, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter OF
las. Clifford, Esq, of this place. A receP-
80, vas Given bv the brides parents that
evening Mr.. Dolan has erected an elegant
Residence aoout three miles southwest OF
Clarksburg, where the happy couple VIII
make there future nome
There has been some talk ABOUT the es-
+abiisbT,ent of a Baptist Seminary at Elk
Jns and some ruuitrs that Broaddu's Col
zoe iS 10 'be removed there. There is moth
Inc in it. Broaddu College IS doing well.
me town Of Elkins cannot offer sufficient
jnducemeuts. Let Clarksburg people see
that old Rrosddus gets the land she wants
here. and make her permanent ClarkS-
bDrr Institution, as she is destined 70 De,
one OF the first colleges OF learning IN the
State. -, -, -,
The Big Isaac natural gas well Will %
connected with the city BY pipes, Tor Aght-
INC purposes and running OF machinery.
Mrs. George Waldeck, an esumaole lazy
of this CITY. has been taken TO Baltimore
for treatment, she having been III ior some
time. -,.,- -
Three-ffths Of the voters and citizens OF
Ciarksburg having petitioned 70 vote on the
sewerage question, no doubt II Will oe SUD
Iritted TO the people at the next election
Editor McCreery, OF the Buckhannon
Banner. was IL the city Thursday.
James Alexander, who was seriously
hurt in mine by the falling OF coal, Is now
cut of danger -,
FSRev ID II lowest. Of Cincinnati, will
ITea;a Su "a, = t lie Episcopal Churco.
K T. Low LdeS contemplates Jour
which will occasion his absence from the
CITY for month or more.
Rev. Vulkott visited Broaddus College
this week. -,
Miss Della Raymond is visiting In Par
kersburg.
Among students who were home from
school 10 spend Thanksgiving were Carl
Vance. RObt. Ransom, Nj. ID. Post, Eddie
Maxwell and G. g. Cofman.
Miss Lille KOblegard gave ball Thurs
dav evening which was greatly enjoyed Oy
our society people.
Mrs. a. O.. FOrdyce has returned from q
visit 70 Washington, Pa.
Mrs G.. w. Camden IS IN washington
with her sister, Mrs. Mary Con.
Rev. Father Tracy, Of Weston, Is the
guest Of Patrick keenan,, Esq.
Mrs. Thorn and Miss Fannie Farland are
visiting In Weston.
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BRIDGEPORr.

The citizens of this village are very anx-
lous for the Electrical Railway Company
to commence laying the track between
this place and Etnaville. 1t will certainly
make great Improvement, and Will De
patronized by the whole community.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Woods gave Thanks
giving dinner in behalf OF hunting party.
A splendid dinner was served with tur-
key weighing eighteen pounds. The party
consisted of Messrs. J. B. Couture Jos.
Couture, Aug Caleb, Ed. Lyle, Adam
Meister, and others.
On Thanksgiving Eve, Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Caleb gave very pleasant card party
to number Of their friends. The guests
were served with refreshments, and every
thing passed of pleasantly.
IL IS whispered around town that
young grocer of Kirkwood has allowed Gu
pld TO get in his work, and therefore has
joined his hand in the bond of matrimony
to young maiden living within lew
miles OF here. Probably before New Year
arrives all will be informed OF the event
which has transpired.
Mr.. Nick Kuhn and son, William, re-
turned yesterday from a hunting trip
in the back counties. Judging from the
amount of quail and rabbits that were
caught, hunting must be very pleasant IN
those regions
John W. Thompson, special agent for 3.
Hamilton, the great Plttsburg piano man
ufacturer, was in town yesterday on bust
ness for the firm, and from all reports Mr..
Thompson was very successful.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the M.
E. Church to-day. Presiding Elder Stew
art will offlciate, and large attendance is
anticipated.
Song and prayer service will be held at
the Y. M. G. A. Hall this afternoon.
Frank Fisher, who has been out In the
interest of j. G.. Dent & Co., has returned,
reporting everything very successful.
Mrs. Samuel Campbell, of ST. Clairsvllle,
and Jas. Irwin and wife, of Iowa, were
visiting George G. Mckee, Esq, during
the week.
Capt. B. N. Utterbach, of Lorain, o., the
passenger conductor on the G., l.. q w.
railroad. was in town yesterday on busl-
ness.
DIR. Charles Gasmire, of Wheeling, was
the guest of DR.. L. w. Heinlein yesterday.
Miss Minnie Alexander left yesterday
for Cleveland, o., to attend the wedding
of her former classmate, Miss Julia Sever
ance, which will take place some time
during the coming week.
Clarence Fisher was married last We'd
nesday evening at the residence of the
brides parents at Western, o. He was
employed in the G. e. p. freight office, and
was well known around this section.
Miss Annie Carnes, of Steubenville, Is
the guest of Miss Bramen, of Kirkwood.
Mr.. Frank Remig returned from Urichs-
vile yesterday.
Postmaster Brown and wife have return
ed from Newark Ohio.
Miss Carrie Branum has returned from a
visit to Sewickly, Pa.
DR.. Won Murslt of Tiltonville was in
town yesterday.
]. F. Winthem Of Danville, Ohio, john
w. THOMPSON and Z. r. Graham of Pitts
burg, are stopping at the Sherman House.
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sTEUBENvILLE.

STEUBENvILLE, November 2S.-Thanks.
giving was generally observed here as q
holiday. The Presbyterian and the Con-
gregationel congregations north of Market
street united and held union service in
the u. p. Church, corner North and Fifth
streets. st. Peters and Holy Name Catho-
lie Churches held high mass in the morn
ing, and the Churches south of Market
held a union praise meeting in the First NJ.
e. Church. Outside of the churches very
little celebrating took place, except within
family circles. One thing was noticeable
the next day, and that was that the poultry
market had been overdone. All the stores
handling this class Of goods had q large
number left over, and were trying to dis
pose of them at greatly reduced prices.
The cause of the left-overs was doubtless
because of the big price asked for turkeys
and other fowl. Tue people had not been
used to paving seventeen cents per pound
for turkeys and the result was that many
did not buy at all. Dealers would probably
to-day have moro money in their pockets
and less turkeys in their hands If they had
sold them at a reasonable rate.
Steuoenville is experiencing q siege OF
typhoid fever, but the doctors all agree in
saying that the cases are only of mild
nature. The only death that has occurred
residence of Mrs. Knox, on South street,
Monday morning. He was twenty years
of age, and was employed at the Steuben-
vile Pottery He was young man Of ex-
emplary character, and was member Of
Hamline NJ. Z. church, the Y. NJ G. A.
and other Christian organizations. His
home was at South Webster, near Ports
mouth, o., and the remains were taken
there for interment.
At meeting held Monday night the Gen.
trail German Society decided to open Ger
man night school on December 1. The
school will be held on Tuesday, Wednes-
day, and Friday evenings, in the basement
OF Zion's German Lutheran Church, and
will be open 70 children Of English speak
ing parents as well as those of German, and
the tuition fee Will only be fifty cents per
month. Rev. J. L. Brown, pastor Of Zion's
church, will be the teacher.
The alumni CT St Peters High School
rendered banquet and reception to Rev.
Dean Hartnedy 81 the Deanery, Wednes-
day evening, the occasion being the cele-
bratlon of the Deans forty-fifth birthday.
The occasion was q most happy one.
The second entertainment Of the Y. NJ.
G. A Star Course will be given at the city
opera house next Monday evening. Prof
r L. Cumnock. who mas the reputation Of
being one Of the finest IN the country, viii
be the attraction.
Mrs. l.. n. Miller and son John, of
Wheeling, came up Wednesday evening,
eat their Thanksgiving dinner with the
daughter and sister. Mrs. William Jones,
and returned home Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Hall, Of High street. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Groves, OF
Dennison
Miss Carrie Brannon, OF Bridgeport. is
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE.

ST.. GAINESVILLE, November 28.-Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ferren, Of East Liver
pool, spent Thanksgiving with his mother,
Mrs James Ferren.
Henry Meyer, Of Chicago, spent Thanks
giving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Meyer.
David Darrah is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Welday have gone
to spend the winter In Florida.
Ross Fitch is very low with typhoid
fever.
Judge Diggs left for his home In Woods
field to spend Sunday with his family.
The Melville Comedy and Dramatic
Company will be at the Opera House Mon
day evening, November 30
About twenty-five couples from Wheeling
danced at the Clarendon Thanksgiving
night.
The Emerson Literary Society will have
special exercises at Court House Hall on
Friday evening, December Is.
Chas. Thompson has shipped the old
street lamps back 70 Canton.
Alfred Shields, Of Pittsburg, Is visiting
his parents north OF town.
Fourteen prisoners ere breaking stone
for the county.
Services will be held every evening at
the NJ. E. Church.
Hon. A. T. McKelvey lectured at the
Windham, Portage county, Farmers In
stitute this week.
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chants and Mechanics bank, was in Fair
mont last week.
EDDIE. a little son of Mr.. and Mrs; b.
Scbaffer. died Of nlembrane0us Group sun
day night. Interment Tuesday 81 Blue
The road leading to Oak Glen is being
beautined by planting shade trees, anu 10
the near future il will have electric iignes.
Mir and Mrs. c. X. Durbin are Wishing
friends and relatives in Parksburg
The babquet given at WnltsscarSiei
Hall Thanksgiving. was an enjoy aOle AIl L'n.
The fair ladies who graced the occasion
wore elegant costumes.
"a Breezy Time drew large ana sp-
preciative audience at the Opera 1Ous0
Tuesday night. ..-; NTH
his parents. wheel
er were married Wednesday at Plednou.,
Thep viii reside at this place after d 'fIp
70 the East. ,,,.h&-io
Miss Cecil Peters is i'll with diphtheIla !
Mrs. " alters, an aged lady, fell from ron. q
wagon last Wednesday, sustaining se'e''
injuries. doors
east Of its former location. ,,...;us
Luke Burdette and bride, OF MAJ
burg, are visiting his mother
T. G. Nuzum is in Baltimore ana Phiia-
delphia this week. ,--or
a reception was rendered the newly-ap'
poipted minister OF the NJ. L. Cnurcn'
Rev. /. A. Barnes, last Thursday evenlng S
Miss May Shuttleworth, of ClarKsourg,
was in town this week organizing CHESS
in elOcution. Mo-
Ross Jones and Della Kincaid' OF MOT r
gantown University, were the guests VI
their parents this week.
Miss Hattie Kunst left ts-day 10 WISH . nei
brother, DR.. W. H. Knnst, at Point Marloh'
Pa -, 80
John McCabe and Pat Owens nave r.
turned from Pittsburg where they d!teHU