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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
MOCNDSYILLE.

NorNu>vuLE W VA. January u
Miss Lola Wolf, of Oraysvi.le, has return
ed home from "A very pleasant visit 10 MISS
Mary Gray.
Miss aura purdv has returned from an
extended visit 20 friends in RavenswOod.
JAS. Morrow and Geo Cook, ri Bridge
port. were circulating among friends here
last Sabbath.
The revival at the N. r. church is pro
crossing very nicely under the supervision
of Rev. Grimes. Already several persons
have made professions of religion ann been
taken in as members OF the church on pro
baton and "A number more have arisen 10
ask the prayers of Gods people The
meetings Will likely continue Tor several
weeks
\ resolution was submitted and Unaui-
mously adopted n the Patrons of Toll Con
ventiOn on Wednesday requesting our Sen
atOrs and Representatives in Congress 10
vote against and use their influence TO de-
feat anv appropriation which may be pro
posed for the Worlds Fair Exhibition.
\ fine bird dog which was being shipped
on the Ohio River railroad got out OF the
car in some way and had three of its legs
and tail cut off by the passing rain. Inc
wounded canine was cared for by +. +.
Zane until called for by the owner.
George Edwards, Esq, has brought suit
AGAINST the city for 500. for damages suS-
tanned from falling into an Electric Light
post hole "A short time ago The case is TO
be tried before Justice Keyser. of Lime
stone j. II. Holt is the PLAINTIFF attor-
ney. and j. \. Ewing, who Is counsel for
the Electric Company, will appear for the
city, as the liability, II any, Will ultimately
Iall upon the city.
A man by the name of Alva Whittly, who
lives in the old ~, Cloud property
in the First ward, was sent to Jail for
twenty days by Mayor Purdy. Tor
whipping and abusing his little step-child.
The stories told by the neigh00rs OF the
actions of the man are most horrible, that
be numerically whipped the little BABE.
which is scarcely "a year Old and when 10
cried out from the pain. kicked 10 back un-
der the bed that be might not hear It's sob
bling His actions were SO oUtlaudiSh that
the neighbOrs We're compelled 90 lay IN a
complaint against him, and the Mayor gave
him bunk In the county Jail
# l.. ROgersOu has purchased Mrs.
/ Riggs property ora Third street Consider
alton. S>l1.
A good. substantial tan bark walk has
I been constructed from the eth limits, on
Western avenue. AS flr as the Camp ground
station The public Ire ruter Obligations
fD Nr JAS Fouuil.. for .is excellent im
movement Before this o., avenue was
absolutely impossible
4 representative of Parsons. thr Wheel.
ing PHOTOGRAPHER WAS iu town Saturday
tlkiHc views nf various Buildings to ot
used hy tnc urw boom company in pros
pecfa-
The case ol t,l.iahrr ct al against the
-ifv. rest raining tlc collect lu OF taxes y
nl4 fhe Interest 4. fhr ,frr,f paving bonds
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the Court House Hall, which will be
opened soon 10 dramatic companies, anu
we expect few shows 10 come this way.
MIR. Jas. Osborne is quite unwell with
rheumatism.
Michael Overbaugh, who was hurt, oy
falling, on New Years day, IS able 10 DC
about again.
The small number of tracts of land and
lots offered at delinquent sale this week
shows well for the county.
Mrs. j. C.. Stone, of Cleveland, Will lee
ture on temperance the 3lst inst, and on
February l, , and 3, in the Court House
Hall. She is said 10 be an eloquent and
effective speaker. She will endeavor TO or
game Good Templar lodge.
Chris. Murray. the well-known building
contractor, was in town this week. lie
was married on the Dist TO Miss Cora Good
ere of GAINESVILLE.
Herman Foulk is clerking in railroad
Office in Columbus.
Bert Bumgardner, who has been a
stenographer in the Office of the T., Z. ST
1t. at Cincinnati. is at home on vaca-
ton.
The electric light bill has passed the
house and is in the Senate. Parties OPP
posed to the venture have entered protests
against the passage of the bill.
VIM, Neiswanger, who was brought 70
Jail from Bellare for whipping his wife,
was brought up in this town. He has some
talent as an artist and was promising
Young man. His fault is one that mas over
/ taken many. He has the sympathy OF ms
old acquaintances in his misfortune.
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NEIGHBORH00D.
WET has BEEN GOING On N NEAR BY
TOWNS TAB PAST WEEK.
S. AFArs, Happenings and Events Of Lea.
Interest Gathered BY "RsgisisT" Re
po-tsrs -Reaia5.s Resume Of
the News
PARKERSBURG.

ID .tKERsHr january 2f-Miss Maud
Dea- returned Saturday from pleasant
N.-.- in StCu0envilc, OniO.
Mrs Mamie Nicely left saturday for l't-
Peasant
Mss Maria Woodbridge, OF Marietta,
was visiting friends in the city.
Mrs Ralph Covert returned saturday.
from Cincinnati. where Sue has spent SIEVE
IA months for her health.
a. ". ROBBERS lett last week for Texas,
WIKI a view of locating there
Us Walter Patterson is home from Balu-
more. where he spent two months.
Au elegant reception and pance was given
on Thursday evening oy Captain and Mrs
" g. P0den, 10 their son, W. Dorennus
Pa3-u and his bride.
senator j. y Camden is i'm the East
Canning NJ. Smith, Of the hder, Will
leave this week for Alabama ana OlAer
points I'm thc South.
81 So Pope of Fifth street WILL Nlslt
friends ia Wheeling.
The Germania Singing Society Will give
q uas guerade ball on the ith OF February
Mss Cora Turner entertained few
select friends. ON Thursday evening, IN
honor Of her guest, Miss MinshalL, ol Ma
r.rr,4.
Master Leya Gilbert gave "a phantom
par toanumber of his little friends last
Sirs. A. i. Augustine viii return Monday
rr.- "a visit of several weeks in Cincinnati
B Shop peterkin was the guest OF BISHOP
De. -v. iu Louisville, Ky. and accompa-
E.t.. ANN go Alabama.
Thomas Shields and family. Of Grafton.
W. remove 20 this city about the nrst OF
February
Ms, Mabel Neswaader has returned
fr.r -n enjoyable visit 90 Lancaster -.
ID NfH- Irfr lr
p0 e.t Tuesday. on tlc Hudson, Tor nus
ST. Percy smith is enjoying "a trip TO ,lc
Nl l, eastern cities
E hard n Camden E, visiting lu Wash
a ID. g.
- Marie Van Wirk,e entertained the
Er fur club on Thursday afternoon.
less kltfie Watson. of Grand Island,
N... ..a gacst of her aunt, Mrs Ineo g.
Blsey, of Marietta, was in the
Adams. Of Baltimore, was here on a
So ". a. Warren aud son Charles. are
CO.. sing % pleasant trip Co Grand kapids,
Mss Julia Miushau has returned 10 her
Lor. Boa Marietta after pleasant visit
lv.'l her many friends
Capt. John Adair is home from a visit 10
b. more and other Eastern points
~ s~ Rose Keller viii be. guest Of her
s-'.- iu New Jersey for several months.
Nl. and Mrs Ed Gening are entertain
iuc MIR Richard Geuing. wife and daugh-
GER. f Allegheny, Pa.
ar. Slauker, of san Antonio, Tex, has
accepted the position OF Stenographer with
President George W Thompson. OF the
o. River railroad
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the meanwhile the bridge was burnt Oy an
incendiary. The County Court then Or
dered that bids be received for either an
iron or wooden bridge on the site OF the
bridge burned, but still refused 10 pay Tor
the abutment. though IL still stands as
specimen Of good workmanship ana has
withstoOd the test Of fire and Hood Tor the
past seven wears This case has been tried
four times twice In Richie and twice IN
DOddridge counties The juries IN kitchle
failed 70 agree. The first stood si0r pam
tifs and for defendant and the second !
for plaintiffs and I FOR defendant. In
Doddridge the verdict Of the jury was for
the plaintiffs on both trials the second YER
diet being for Sl,042, including interest
The trial in this Court was commenced on
last Monday morning aud given 10 the Jury
Thursday evening at o'clock. The Jury
mas no, vet returned its verdict, but IS IS
believed IL will be for the plaintiffs.
The following prominent persons are ~
the city. Prosecuting Attorneys McGary
of Weston. and Peck Of Richie, Lawyers
Blair and Showalter Of Richie, Blair AND
and Stewart Of Doddridge, and smith OF
Marion.
Mrs c. NJ jackson, Mrs. Mary Con ana
Miss Lucie Hunt are in Washington.
NJ j. Barrett viii take charge OF tue 1T
Charles Hotel IN the future
Harvey Harmed. Esq, who is studying
law with j. =. Clifford. Prosecuting Attor
nev OF this county, was appointed Deputy
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF this county
and qualified and took the required oath OF
Office. He is an affIble young man. and
viii no doubt give our citizens satisfaction
The Daniel j. Adams heirs lost their suit
Of election against DR. j. b. COnaway, con
seouentlv the defendant holds the land IN
controversy, as il IS generally believed 10
De right and the equity of the case.
Al this term OF the Court there was
found sixty-eight indictments. mostly mis-
demeanors. and for the unlawful sale OF
whisky.
David Riley is not expected to live lie
is sick of typhoid fever.
Hall was Little Japs, rendered by home
talent. under the management OF Miss Cay
Duncan
Hester Banks, who poisoned the Bond
family. was sent TO the penitentiary for
three years.
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wEIt>nURG.

Nr.I-s. s.. Jiulsr. 20 sheriff ! l.
CARTS. .u Chir.e-fou 'n Official business
ana fu take fu roe State legislature
Sir John Bell. pf th, CoumcrIa. bank.
.. nu fne .IcS i'-t
Postmaster Jones va, slightly indiSpos
cd. Yesterday and ouf of the c'lce a part of
fme. Af -S Mamie Jluc,. tLc efficient as
,.-fint having charge
Sir WIN Hcrter. Que off 1ur oldest clti-
rcr.,. aud Miss Hannah Brady were both
buried ou FRIDAY afternoon. the former
from thc Presbytrr.an Church, Rev Shields
having charge of both funerals
SIR, Gaus will be- buried to-day from
thc.r home on the Bethany PIKE.
The familiar face GO Mr. Frank Tucker
was missed from 0or streets last sabbath,
he having taken q position ou the stan OF
the new Huntington daily His father,
M Thomas Tucker is rapidly improving,
and his ultimate recovery seems only mat
ter of time
The Home Dramatic Club proposes to re
peat their entertainment OF last week, the
proceeds 20 80 toward forming a Young
Mems Christian Association here
An infant son of Rev. Dct0c was buried
on Wednesday.
Charley McCaniu has taken the agency
hcoc for ID Lathrop's publications. lie Is
q worker
MIR. Hammond of North Main street is
out again aftcra short Illness.
Mrs Belt proposes closing out her bust
ness in ladies' furnishing goods.
Miss Daisy Beverly, in silver Bird,
viii appear at BartH's Opera House on
Monday night.
n Emigh proposes TO retire from the
merchant tailoring business.
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STEUBENNILLE.

STEU BENNILLE, January 1.-THE strike
of last Tuesday in the Island Creek oil
field has bOlstered up the waning spirits OF
the Steubenville parties who concluded
after the Chambers well came in dry that
the field was no good. and that the Ault-
Linduff strike. the first well in the field.
had only punctured a small pocket that
went no further. Experienced oil men
know that in every field dry holes are
struck. and that. too, in the very places
that give the most promise OF rich strikes.
Men familiar with the great Pennsylvania
fields Of Venango. Butler and Washington
counties know that this is So and dry
hole is no evidence that the field is not a
good one The same experience IS had IN
the Turkev-fo field over the river IN Han
cock county. W Va. but nevertheless the
field has proven emincntly satisfactory. FOR
although there are no great gushcrs ~
shows up with plenty of paying wells. An
oil man remarked the other day when the
failure of the Chambers well was under
discussion and one OF the stockholders was
bewailing his fOOlishuess for investing in
such an uncertain thing, that the only safe
way 20 invest In oil wells WAS to take stock
All over the field. for. said be, NOW YOU hit
10 and now you don't Two wells out 81
three is "a good showing, ana there is every
NfM~NA NA anu NfANf NAAAN NAA' A'AttAA'A
field will prove 20 be among the best
Since the discovery that NaunsEy was
supplying this market with oleomarIariue
In THE name of butter aud the consequent
withdrawal OF that article from sale the
difficulty In obtaining good butter. or even
a fair article. has been great, aud the price
has consequently advanced. \ great many
people questioned the wisdom Of the act,
which made il Illegal % sell OleOnar-Driue
without license, as u resulted in 10 being
sold surrcptitiOusly as butter. and the com
plete withdrawal of II from the market
now leaves "A void that will bc hard Ia hill
\ firot class quality OF oieomargarlne Is
much better than "A poor quality Of country
butter, and the only objection many had 10
il was paying butter prices for H., which
they have been compelled TO do since the
prohibition act was passed.
Mrs. William Vermilion, of Smithtield,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. a. Ii.
Wood. at her residence on North Fourth
street
Prof. John Mullen. the well-known dan
cling master, has formed a class OF young
ladies and gentlemen and is instructng
them at Assembly Hall. on Market street
Mrs. George Fickes is in Illinois visiting
friends.
Mrs. Robert Cochrane and daughter left
Wednesday for Columbus on visit TO rel
atves and friends.
Miss Maggie Hull. daughter Of the late
County Recorder, Jacob Hull. and his eff
cient assistant in the Office. has been Of
fered "A lucrative clerical position in Ro-
chester. y. Y, and will leave in few days
TO accept the same.
Mrs. VIM. Bullock left Wednesday for
Florida, where she will spend the re-
mainder of the winter returning 10 her
home in this city about April LIST
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WHEELING REGISTER SUNDAY, JANUARY %, 1871

who resides Just above Burlington, met
with a peculiar accident while hauling
some furniture He was sitting on the TOP
of bureau and with a sudden jolt OF the
wagon he was thrown TO the ground and
badly hurt about the breast, besides get,
ting bad shaking up, which has caused
him TO be confined 10 his room ever since.
Miss Mary Conway, of Bridgeport, was
the guest of friends here during the past
week
W. Masingo, of Brooke county, was here
on Friday.
Col. Ed Bohan passed through town Fri
day.
Mrs. H. Cook. of Warrenton, was here
Friday, the guest of her sister, Mrs. w.
Delany.
Mrs Louise Halstead, of Brainard'
Mimi. is visiting her parents here, Mr..
and Mrs. f. j. Smith.
Frank Martin and Miss Bessie Nc
Connaughey. of Bridgeport, and Miss Mag
gle Job. of Httnaville, spent Tuesday with
friends here.
The coal miner who had his left foot so
badly mashed by falling soapstone last
week, is able to be around again, and ne is
smiliug-twinS.
Miss Minnie Williams. of Harrisville,
returned home after weeks visit among
friends here.
Miss Sallie Devine, of Colerain, is visit
ing here.
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GRAFTON.

] GRArroN. January 24-Mr. and Mrs. !.
7 T. Ennis OF 81. George, are visiting
friends in town.
Judge David Cochran. Of Minnesota. a
| former Taylor county boy, has been visit
| ng his father. L. NJ. Cochran. for several
days
Prosecuting Attorney T. NJ. La Toilette
started this morning for Charleston.
r. n Miller returned Thursday from an
extended visit TO friends in Cumberland and
other cities
The several churches are holding series
Of meetings, all Of which are doing excel
| lent work
Patrick Caveuy and children. of Bridge
port, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. Caveny'S par
ents in town.
Miss Maude Ceufman, of Arnesville,
Ohio, left for her home Friday morning.
Miss Ceufman had been the guest for sey-
eral days of Mrs. Owens.
c. +. Former, of Cumberland, is visiting
his parents in West Grafton.
The degree team of Central Lodge No.
aS. l. o. Q. F.. left this evening for Tyr
connell to assist in initiating five candidates
al that place.
Mrs. &. ". Miller and daughter, Miss
Pet. of South Grafton, returned from a
visit 70 Parkersburg.
Miss Anna Hamilton entertained a num-
! Der of her friends very pleasantly Friday
night. at the home of her father, Philip
| Hamilton
Mr. J. j. McCosh has resigned as night
! eXpressman, and has been succeeded by
| Joseph 5 Chambers, of Fetterman.
Rector \ Co. are still drilling al the oil
well. and have now reached depth of
! / 400 feet The prospects are good for an
( abundance of oil in the near future. The
proprietors are keeping everything very
quiet. but enough has leaked out to satisfy
everyone that they are confident Of
guSher.
| The Catholics have been holding fair
and festival at Brinkman's the past three
nights. having closed last night. II has
| been Il success both socially and financially.
the hall being crowded each night
| Another new industry has been started
in the way of new planning mill which
Will employ several hands. The propri-
etor. MIR VIM Morgan, has gone East for
the machinery.
Mr. James w. Patton. one of Grafton :
most industrious and honorable citizens,
died Al his home on the hill on Friday
evening. He leaves five children to mourn
his loss The funeral will take place sun
day. He was member of the Fraternal
Mystic Shrine, in which he was carrying a
$1,000 policy.
!. z. Newton, Of Buckhannon, is Ward
| House guest
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F.AIRAIONT.

F,RuoNr. January 24.-Miss Natonia
Jollitf. daughter of Mr.. Zadoc Jolliif, form
erlv proprietor of the Bee Hive store in
this place. were united in marriage in Bal
timore on last Tuesday night. They will
spend the winter in Florida.
Miss Anna Kelley, of this place, who
went to Sho!bina, Mo, a few weeks ago TO
spend the winter, was married IN that city
on Sunday. January 18th, to Mr. Spang-
Ter. of Denver, Colo This was quite sur
prise to her many friends here. We under
stand they will reside in Denver.
LOwman Turnev, formerly of Fairmont.
but more recently residing in Wheeling.
was united in marriage on January IA. at
Gender. y. j. to Miss Mary c. Crawford,
of Philadelphia.
John A. Clark has moved his family into
the Carpenter property on Jefferson street.
VIII Nesbitt, for several years assistant
agent at the B. X o. depot here was re-
Gently appointed to the responsible position
of agent az Cameron. and left for his duties
on Monday last. We are pleased to hear
Of his deserved promotion. lie Will move
his family there in the near future.
A grand ball will be given by our So
cietv people at the Hough House early in
February
Water works are now being agitated by
our citizens This is something that Fair
mont has long needed, and we sincely hope
something definite will be done toward Sc
curing them The election of live Town
Council this spring will add very materi-
ally 10 its consummation.
A new mail between this place and Mon
ongah was put on Thursday. The mail TO
Monongah will leave here in the morning,
and the return mail will arrive here at
noon and in the evening.
my a faffW mart
Tuesday night to a number Of her young
friends.
A successful revival is being conducted
at the NJ. u. Church by the pastor, Rev
Whitehead Several have been converted.
and a great deal OF interest is being mani
tested
our young friend, Tom Raymond, went
TO Charleston last week and was appointed
committee clerk by Speaeer Bennett.
He will make an efficient clerk.
Mrs. c. y. Bishop. of kingwood. ar
rived in the city Friday on u lengthy visit
10 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ. Conner
ford
G. ". Sipe. father Of Conrad a Sipe. of
this place. died al his home at Wells Tan
merry. Pa, on SUNDAY, January Is. aged a.
years MIR Sipe left on Monday to attend
the funeral.
Sits. Lnnie Y. Hall departed Friday for
Pittsburg. where she will remain some
time with her daughter. Mrs Anna Nock-
rodt
Charley Walker went 10 Huntington
/ Thursday 90 assume charge Of the idr'r-
| 'isfr.
Miss Bessie Martin. who has been quite
| ill for several days past Is slowly improv-
! ug.
A son was born unto Mr. and Mrs. Geo
1 l. Amos on Wednesday night
] Frank T. Watson is IN Charleston.
| Lawrence Dick. Of Washington. ID. c.
| is visiting mis- father James Dick.
| Miss Sallie Mccoy and brother. Ernest
! left Thursday morning for Washington,
ID G.. where they will visit their brother
| Nell
Ex-ClerlS Thos B. Captain left Tuesday
FOR Hot Springs, Ark, for the benefit OF
| his health
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........ I.r.ar. "a. 4 rcuaryah.e
...rrf l.r. fruu Itt.h.r county was
... ..r.r. INT. f.ru ol the Court The
me-. verr represented hy Blair lld
walter. rl Hrlh.e e.. 1T. and Blair oi
U.-- -rlor. aud ,ae defendant ny Peck,
. ..-.h.e. lui Clifford. OFT Harrison cl.u-
In f~>.. suit was brought ir inc Olf-
.- Court ot k.tchie county oy t.h Chtno--
.r-. and Cd - Fought for the uSc OF
r boo a Thomas AGAINST the County
I~ of Hitchic county upon contract
e. LID. erection Of % bridge. Including the
"a. -reuf. across the north fork OF Hughes
-...r. az .r near tine residence OF r. Ii
a...ar tle abutmeuts Oh Dee, OF first
...-~ masonry called pitcher and range
,vors to bc PCT down on solid base rock M
$, copper perch. and the the wood work al
~l. uer iucal foot the work CD oe comp.eted
by October. ISL. The County Court ap-
r..ntel three men 90 SupcriLtcnd me work
., .o examine and approve u, To make
..--.,sates Of and pay for the same As the
,y.... progressed. or as fast as Sll1 worth
up more was completed. Tue CON
-r. .-oi-, gave penal bond in the
-.. of $1,000. for the faithful per
..r..a. cc and proceeded 90 erect the Struc-
--.. The committee estimated and paid
-r, -hC work until the abutmcntS were
..np.etcd About the time the wood work
w.~ commenced Ei OhcnoWltn went oUl OF
-.. contract and W n. Thomas took his
IL seems that CheuOwith was diSSl-
a.-.f. and IS be could not control the
Ia -ev became angry with Fought and
ST. az Ills interest 20 Thomas. After he sold
1-- hecirculated the report that the aout-
-..-- ON tac south sidc was not Gown on a
Sl..l rOc6 base.
rrss news alarmed Thomas. who went
t. E. j. Tavlor one Of the committee, aud
-.. ltw ha would not work any longer,
ra- This member of the committee induced
I'M. -1 80 on and told him il was a false
r.- r. ana g0aud pat them up eooC rob
CD. who'd work Thomas went on 20 work
.f completed The wood work. and COM
Died uliv with the contract. During The
1r.cr,ss 0t the work the committee made
,..,.., investigations and concluded that the
a.rt,nenr was not down on solid rock
b.-,. bur continued 90 give instructions
-,,-.r~itug the wood work. auc suggested
.e-t.in minor changes deviatlng from the
u~i1iual contract.
TLe committee also examined the wood
.r -I-. pronounced &c a. good loo, but refused
ro -acCmmcnd payment for 10 10 tue County
t,..rt. hence the contractors were COM
...,e.i 10 sue for Ss9>.5>, the balance Cue
-..,.. with interest from August l>>+. In
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BENwOOD.

Miss Blanche Terrell, Of Wheeling, was
rendered a surprise party Friday evenins
at the residence of Charles Price. About
fifteen couples We're preSeut aud an elegant
time was had by all present
Mr. Mildew and Mrs Bird were quietly
married at the NJ T.. parsonage one even
iug last week
Miss CalNe + ogluscn. of Mouaisviue, 5
visiting In town.
Walter Clark aud c. Kelly have resigned
the position at the upper works.
Burt D0wler, of Sherrdrd, WAS IN town
yesterday.
The Epworth League viii conduct the
exercises AT the NJ +. Church next Sab
bath evening. An interesting programme
is prepared for this occasion. consisting OF
ESSAYS. select readings ana choruscS by the
members of the League.
Miss Anna NOst pleasantly entertained a
number of her friends last THURSDAY even
ing.
Thomas Forrest has returned from trip
90 Johnstowu.
The Ladies Aid Society met NJ the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. j. Leach last Thursday
evening.
Mr. aud Mrs Myron Turner win reside
ir BeuwoOd.
Mrs. T. Mckee. of Wheeling. was the
guest of friends here yesterday.
The 3. II. Club. which consists OF aquin-
ter Of students who meet weekly, enter