Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-14
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KYGwooD, W. VA, August 10
Clay Crane, We!iter aud James Morris
have started. -their steam thresher for
the fs!h work.
Circuit Court begins here September
l, and it will be a big term OF court.
The criminal docket is exceptionally
large. For some time the attorneys,
clerks, witnesses, and in fact all who
have business at the coming term have
been busy arranging the details OF their
cases.
The Junior Order Of American Me-
chanics at GAINESVILLE will present
beautiful flag to the public schools OF
that village on August 10. Several
councils have been invited and promi-
nent speakers will be present.
Willis Whitney, Esq, Of Wheeling,
has been here several days this week
visiting future relatives.
Postmaster George Shaffer, OF INDIE
pendence, has been among friends here
this week.
Mrs. Flora Thompson Is guest OF
her parents, Mr.. Marceilus Pell.
Miss Kate Lynch is back again, after
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grandmother, at Newburg.
The Rev. Samuel Graham has been
camping down on the river this week,
fishing.
Mrs. Woods, OF Washington, D. c.,
is guest at Mrs. David f. Fawcett's.
Miss Agnes Watkins, OF near Tunnel
ton, is vlSisor at Mr.. Willis TayIor's,
this week
Stewart Brand of the county iDfrm-
ary has been indispOsed this week.
Squire B. A. Conner, OF Guseman,
was in town on Wednesday.
Clarence Ellis and Miss Annie Punt
tor, Of Newburg, were here over Sun
day.
BENZ. II. Sncell, OF the Oakland Re-
publican, was here over Sunday.
Kiugwood people were attracted by
the burning of the brush near HOwes-
willie, on Tuesday afternoon. 1t was
thought TO be building on fire.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fawcett spent
Sunday at Independence with Mr. Faw-
cett's parents.
LAWYER Peddicord, of Oakland, was
here last Friday on Legal business.
Attorney Chas E. Brown of Cincin-
natl was here Friday aud Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. f. Stuck and daughter, Mrs.
w. c. Huntington, of Terra Alta, were
guests az Clerk WatSOn'S last Thursday
and Friday.
Prosecuting attorney Watring and
Auctioneer Charley Craig were down at
Bruceton last Friday and Saturday
closing out the assignment stock OF
goods OF c. E. Bowers.
Mrs. Kate Hawthorne left last week
for a visit with Mr.. Hswthorne's par
ents in MonOngalia county.
CAPTAIN A. c. Goodwin went to Wash
ipqton for few days on last Friday
morning.
Will w. Wright has returned to busi-
ness at Cadiz, o.
Mrs. Neil J. Fortney and Miss Mary
A. Goodwin spent Saturday ana Sunday
at Mountain Lake Park.
VIM. Reed Crane, of Albrightsvllle,
will attend the civil service examina-
tion at ParkerSburg next Monday, and
after the examination he will strike out
for the Worlds Fair and other parts OF
the West. He will be absent week.
Judge Hoke returned on Tuesday
from the Tucker county pandemonlum.
The other two-thirds Of Jake KEN
nle's family are here. having arrived
early Monday morning from Farming
ton, Maine.
Gay Fairfax, of Reedyville, was here
yesterday.
here on Tuesday, 10 see Mrs. J. c. Nc
Grew.
Messrs. VIII Morgan, OF the Post,
Clark P.ekenpaugh, George Wagner
and George Utteroack, all Of Morgan
town. stopped over Friday night at the
Gordon Hotel, on their way to Noun
tain Lake Park.
Mrs. Harriet p. Moore and Miss Sal
lie Sampson, OF Monongaheia City, Pa,
were visiting their relatives, the fam
ilv of DR.. Manown, from last hednes-
day until Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles g. Giles lett on
the early train on Monday for Connells-
Vile. Pa, where he will work at his
trade, jeweler.
MI. aud Mrs. HAMgey Stemple arrived
49, on Monday d their weeks visit
among relatives nion district.
The visitors al John d. Browns