Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
NEW MARrINsvILLE.

New MARTINsvILLE, w. Va, April 10.
The Twisted Lot" a home company,
composed Of some Of our "stage-struck'
young men, will give performance this
(Saturday) evening in the school house at
Green Hill, this county. We hope that
they will go out like lamb and come back
the same way.
Miss Sue BurlIngame entertained num-
Der OF her friends Tuesday evening IN hon.
or of her guest, Miss Lola Donley, Oh
Moundsville.
Our new Town Council is making some
much needed Improvements In the streets
of our little CITY. We are much pleased to
see this, but we think that the members
would be doing the right thing II they
would order the property holders on clark
street to lay pavement in front OF their
respective properties.
All those who have not seen the new
store in the wager building cannot concur
with US when we say that 1t IS the neatest
and best arranged store in the city. But
as soon as you enter IL the first thought Will
strike you that the proprietor, Il. S.Relcn,
is thorough business man ana under-
stands how TO trim and arrange a store that
will look inviting. Give him acall and you
will be convinced of the above stated fact.
The store is known as "The Economy one
Price Store.n
We understand from reliable source
that two of our most prominent young So
ciety ladies will be married before many
moons shall have rolled over our neaos.
We did not say who the young ladies' were,
nor that they did not live in SpringertoWn,
but their respective residences are within
mile of the above mentioned place. i've
brothers, we understand, will capture the
prizes.
ring, containing i've keys. with chain and
bone tag attached. Finder will be literally
rewarded by returning to owner, whose
name is written on the tag.
Miss -Dosia McIntire will leave next
week Tor West Liberty, where she VIII at
tend school the coming summer.
,,On Monday morning S. Il. Martin, OF
North street, had the misfortune TO run
pitchfork through one OF his feet. Mr..
Martin will be laid up for some time on
account of the accident.
Miss Letitia Pemberton was at Wheel
ing this week on business.
Messrs A. J. Moore and John Dopler, OF
Proctor, were here on Monday on Dusi-
ness.
The time for holding Sunday School in
the Methodist churches has been changed
from 80 p. m. TO $3.50 o. IN.
Miss Minnie Fox is the guest OF Wneel-
ing relatives this week.
Charles Lude, of the Democrat, Is visit
ing his parents at Woodsfeld, o., this
Col, w. w. Aruett, of Wheeling, was
here Thursday and Friday on professional
business.
This weeks issue of the Wetzel Republt-
can. contains quite an interesting letter
from Salt River Camp.
Miss Lola Donly, Of Moundsviile, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss she Burlington,
this week.
Rev. s. ID. Tamblyn, minister Of the M.
r Church at this place, was at Mounds
Vile this week attending TO some business
of the Church.
Glen. Barrack is the guest Of Barrack-
Vile friends this week.
Rev. Cation. of the NJ. E. Church, South,
held quarterly meeting last Sunday, at the
Shriver Appointment, in the absence OF the
| Presiding Elder.
Miss Annie Priest, of Newark, Ohio, was
visiting her uncle, George Priest, OF Main
street, this wef-.
Miss Annie Larry, of Proctor, was the
| guest Of friends here this week.
George Umstead, clerk of the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel aO Pittsburg, was visiting his
parents here last Sunday.
Peter Loweny, Of Tyler county, was here
to-day on business.
DIR. +. V. Cox and wife, Of Proctor, were
visiting frinds here Friday.
Messrs. John Bandi, John Denny, Joe
Craig, Jim Hill and Harry McEldowney
visited the Sistersville oil field last Sun
| day.
Missile Eonnie and Rebecca Dakan, OF
| ParkerDurg, were the guests OF their
friend. Miss Jessie McEldowney, OF Union
street, this week.
Miss Loe Moore, of Proctor, was visit
ing friends here Monday.
One day this week one Of our lower
| Main street merchants received quite a
| large number of puzzles from wholesale
! dealer, with whom he had some dealings.
| AS all the puzzles advertised the company's
| business, he naturally supposed that they
were to be used as all advertising matter;
consequently he gave gave them 10 his Gus
| toners. Yesterday he rececelved q state
ment from tho firm, one item ofwhich was,
"To 100 Puzzles, s500.n He has not yet
| decided whether to pay the bill or not.