Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
NEW mAKrINsvILLE.

New MARTIYsvILLE, July 15.-Mr. anc
Mrs. Josephus Clark returned home tni'
evening, after pleasant three weeBs' WISH
| to friends in Missouri and at the World''
Fair. =,
John Bandi was at Wheeling one day
this week, on business. CT
Clarence Clark visited friends at SIS
tersville this week.
! ersburg, visited friends and relatives mere
the first of the week
! H. s. Reich. of the Economy Store, was
/ al Marietta Sunday, on visit.
Mr.. c. H. Snodgrass, OF Warrington
visited his brothers, Il. l.. and h. b. Snod'
grass, the first Of the week.
/ Messrs. Jacob Koontz and Jos. Craig, oil
| this Mace. and james r. Frame, OF Sisters
WILLIE left FRIDAY morning for the World S
/ Fair. They will remain ten days.
| Miss Carrie X. Dunlap, OF Allegheny
| CITY, Pa, is the guest OF her sister, MRS
II. NJ. Hal, Of Brooklyn. >.
Messrs. Sam Cox and A. z. Brast lett
this week for Chicago, where they VIII
visit the Fair.
ing mis- SON, Ed, our efficient telegraph
operator the first Of the week.
John A. Suodgrass visited the Sisters
Vile oil field Monday.
Louis Stoehr, Esq, Of Sardia, o., was
here Yesterday, on a business trip.
Mrs. Hugh Irwin and son George, or Cal
cutta. o.. are visiting the family OF b. Z.
Brakeman, north Of town this week.
Mrs. C. Z. Eisenoarth visited relatives
at Hannibal, o., this week.
Judge Jacobs Of Wheeling, was here THIS
week, on professional business.
Misses Virginia and Elizabeth EIuott,
daughters Of MIR. ID. G. Elliott OF Pitts
burg, are visiting tho family OF their uncle,
s. j. Elliott, of High street.
Clarence Clark and Chas Lude went to
Clarinzton to-day. TO witness game OF
ball. between the Hannibal and Clarlngtoa
Hon. Chas. A. Weaver, State Bank Elk
auiner OF West Virginia, examined the ar
fairs OF the Wetzel County Bank, this
week.
guest of her sister. Mrs. A. e. Duerr.
Otto Soland has purchased line horse
and buggy, for his own use,
Levi Tucker was fined $500 for driving
over the bridge faster than walk, last
SATURDAY afternoon. Justice Selby I'M
posed the fine.
James w. Hill, our North street grocery
man, has placed new trout in his store
building. II adds much to its appearance.
Mrs. Frank Taylor, of Burton, has been
adiudged insane. Constables L. b. Lem
| Leo. and James Mccullough accompanied
her TO the Jail at this place, where she will
| remain until the necessary order TO convey
! her TO the Weston asylum is made.
The Christian Endeavor Association OF
| West Virginia will hold its annual State
Convention at Wheeling on the 18th, 10Th
and 2lst Of this month. Quite a large
number from this place will probably at
! tend.
our local Christian Endeavor Associa-
! ton is in very fourishiug condition, -
| having, in all, ifty-seven members, forty
four active, nine associate and four honor
airy.
! A Jolly crowd of young ladies, composed
| of Misses Jennie aud Lottie Bruce,
Georgia Clark, Lulu Hall and Gratta
Jacobs, picnicsd 10 Cox's orchard, Tues
| day afternoon. While the young ladies'
| were playing and enjoying themselves,
| two or three cows came around and ate up
| their dinner. With that exception, the
picnic was a success.
VIM. Hart, who carries the mail from
this place TO Pine Grove, twenty miles IN
Fishing creek, is now running a stage
coach in connection with the business,
The rates, we understand, are FIVE cents a
mile. Mr. Hart Is building up quite a
trade, as this is great convenience TO the
people having business in that part OF the
county.
ACCIDENTS.
Foster. the six.year-old son Of Col. M. V.
ODER, was playing in the rear Of Clark s
store last Monday morning, when he fell
on piece OF broken glass bottle, cutting
quite a large piece Of flesh from his leg.
He was carried homo and medical aid sum-
moned The wound was very painful
one, but the little fellow is getting along
nicely now.
Another accident occurred last Monday
evening which might have resulted seri-
ously to Mrs. Mary A. McEldowney, the
aged mother Of Messrs. Frank and VIM.
McEldowney. She and Mrs. j. w. New
man were ascending the Burlington hill in
a buggy, when the horse started on trot.
Mrs. McEldowny fell out Of the buggy and
rolled down the hill short distance, but
fortunately she was not hurt beyond few
bruises.
While walking about the house last
Tuesday morning, Mrs. Irven ODER
sprained her ankle, causing her much pain.
The ankle was dressed, and Mrs. ODER
will soon be able again TO be out.
Tuesday, Mrs. e. E. Stewart, by accident,
let the sash fall on her wrist, causing a
very painful wound She is, hover, get
ting along nicely at present.
Mrs Lappert, mother Of Mr.. Ed. Lap
pert, fell down stairs last Tuesday and
sprained her leg. At first it was thought
that she had broken her leg, but it proved
TO no only a sprain.
X. r. Phillips, son Of E. F. Phillips, Of
this place, passed through here on bicy-
Gle last Wednesday. He was enroute TO
his home in Washington, Pa
Last Tuesday, Clyde, the seven-year-old
son Of G. Leap, was struck in the neck by
q pitchfork and slightly wounded This
makes MASTERPIECES third narrow escape
in the last three years from violent death,
he having been once hooked by cow until
he was thought dead; and again, kicked by
8 vicious horse and dangerously injured.
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