Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-11
WOODSFIELD.

WoODSFIELD, O., August 10.-Rev.
Dr. T. r. Edmunds, OF Canton, will &C.
cupy the pulpit OF the NJ. L. Church
here next Sunday morning in place Of
| the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Sears.
The first issue Of the Monroe RepUblj-
can appeared to-day. 1t was lament
ably weak production.
Mrs. Thurman Spriggs left Tuesday
for three weeks visit TO the Bethesda
camp grounds.
TIE improvements at the Fair Grounds
are now complete. aud we have one Of
the best grounds and track in Eastern
Ohio. A large number of horses are al
ready in training, and the fair this year,
October >, 3 and (, promises to be ex-
ceDtiOnally good.
George =. Jennings, Esq, has been
appointed by the Secretary OF State as
/ deputy State supervisor OF elections for
Monroe county.
Suitable base ball grounds have been
secured by WOodsfeld'S base ball en-
thusiasts on the Fair Grounds, and a
team will be organized during the sue
ceeding week.
Chas. DevOre will leave this fall for
Ann Arbor, Mich, where be will finish
his course 10 dentistry al the University
Of Michigan. His brother Earl will also
leave in the fail to pursue classical
collegiate course at Delaware, o., at the
Ohio Wesleyan University.
On the 20th of August the proDOsi-
ton 70 build a new school house at
WoodSfield at cost OF $40, 600, will be
submitted TO the voters OF this district.
1t is hoped that the measure will result
successfully.
A merry crowd OF fishermen left here
Monday to angle for the dnny tribe in
Washington county.
John Standt, of this place, has sold
eight acres OF land near town to John
Haren, of Chapel Hill, for $780, Mr.
Haren expects 20 engage ia the mercan-
tile business here in the near future.
VI. Letzeler is building an addition
to his residence on Main street.
A runaway occurred on the HartShorn
ridge. few miles west OF here, when
Mrs. JamoS Spence aud Miss Amelia
Hartshorn were hurled from the buggy
Ia which they were driving, by the
horse becoming frightened, and suS-
tanned serious injuries. Both will re-
cover, but Miss Hsrtshorn, who had
several bones broken, will be laid up for
some time.
George Loudenfeld, Of Miltonsburg,
who has been doing carpenter work at
Armstrong's Mills for few days past,
dreamed Wednesday night he was rails
ing timber. Instead he raised the bed
clothing. left his room and fell over the
banisters from the second floor 10 the
one below. He was seriously injured.
His wounds were dressed here Thurs
day.
Jud and Frank Pearson, sons Of Con-
gresham Pearson, are home from Wash
ington, ID. c. The other members of
family will be here as soon as Congress
adjournS.
Mrs. Minnie Copeland, accompanied
by Miss Nellie and Master Willie, left
here Tuesdan for Delaware. Ohio, where
they will make their heme for some
time.
The many friends OF DR.. Mason, of
Stafford, will be pleased TO learn that
be has about recovered from mis- long
illness.
Miss Lizzie Clary, Of Beallsville, is
the guest Of friends in town for few
DAYS.
Mrs. Martin, wife OF Martin, the
plumber, arrived Tuesday from Beaver
Falls, Pa, on short visit.
John J. Sulsberger, who is studying
dentistry with Drs. Ferguson IL Shaw,
left Monday night on the dead quiet for
Gsllipolis. IL is said that he has gone
away 10 be married.
IL is matter of much conjecture as
10 whether Coxey will be here Saturday.
He is billed for Moundville on the same
day.
Miss Ethel Thompson, of Antioch,
was the guest Of Miss Matte Graham
over Sunday.
Capt. 5. SUangltr has been quite in
disposed for few days past.