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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
PIEDMONT.

PIrpMoNr. ". VA, July 25.-He rky
Dancer shot Mrs. Robert Wilson with a
small rifle. on Piedmont Hill, early this
morning. whilst practicing. The ball took
effect in the right arm. II is not yet ex-
tracted.
A very severe thunder storm struck town
at 3 O'Clock This evening. The steepIe OF
the Southern NJ. +. Church was damaged
fully $500 by lightning. The water was
about two feet deep on the b. ~ y. pat
form and yard, so that passengers had 10
get on and off trains on planks.
The 3. q .. shop here went on full time
Yesterday. Al. CroAbell. Supt. NJ. r, of
Baltimore, was here to-day.
Captain John Sheridan, Of Mt Savage,
Md, was here Thursday,
Superintendent +. >. Landstreet, OF
Thomas, w. Va, tarried with US Thurs
dao.
Mrs. w. E. Hardy, Of Grafton, and Or
land Hickey. were visiting Mrs. y. h.
Harden this week.
Miss Ellie johnson was here Tuesday.
She mas decided 10 sell her two houses on
Hampshire street and other property on
August 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Drane and Prof. c.
F. Hahn are at Atlantic City.
Miss Annie Fsllon, OF Washington, was
nome LUlS Weth -.
Miss Maggie Fallon and Mr.. Brian Gil
more were married 0p Rev =. K. Weider
in St. Peters church at 80 p. n. Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. J. s. Mocllie and family Dewitt and
family and c. w. Gretzner went TO Dan's
Rock on Wednesday.
The Eureka Socials gave very select
hop in Fairvew Hall last evening.
Company II left on Tuesday for Martins
burg for the State camp.
Patrick Lacey, Manager Of the Pied
mont Machine Works, has resigned, tc
take effect August l.
Ray, son Of G. G. Cridler, was nearly
drowned at the bOoms above town. He
was sinking for the third time when Mr.
p. Hoss sprung into the water, brought
him 10 shore, and after hard work resusci
tated him.
Mayor L. H. Phleeger has been very III
this week.
Mrs. Kale See, Of Grafton, is visiting
her parents.
Mrs. j. s. Dobbie. of Homecoming. wai
here Tuesday.
Superintendent r. NJ. Sheats, Of Graf
ton, was in town Thursday.
Master John Lee, Jr., and VIM. s. Bry
ant, are visiting at Harpers Ferry.
Prof o. II. Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Kight, Miss Minnie Cook, and Ella Ball
were at Mt. Lake several days this week
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WESTON.

WESTON, w. Va, July 2S.-Mr. Il. l..
Townsend, formerly of Addison, but now
occupies a position at Washington, was
circulating among friends here this week.
Hon. Andrew Edmiston is in Charles
ton.
Mrs. Jane Arbuthuot, mother Of Rev.
Arbuthnot, returned 10 her home in
Wheeling on Thursday.
Mrs. \. b. Bland and her daughter,
Miss Hattie, are spending few days at
Webster Springs
State Superintendent Virgil Lewis,
of Charleston, was in attendance at the
Institute during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs, David K. Blodgett, oil
Springfield, .. were here during the
week.
David II. Tmberlake has returned home
from trip to Virginia.
Prof NJ. B. Helmck, principal or the
Normal School at Chenille, IS visiting
friends in Weston.
Dr. II. Kuutz is in Washington.
Miss Mary Lawrence, of the Hospital,
spent Sunday at her home in Glenville.
Attorney Frank Cox, wife and child, OF
MOrgantOwn, were here Thursday on their
way 10 Webster Springs
DR.. Geo. NJ. Hamilton, OF Shenandoah,
Pa, was greeting his many friends here
on Thursday.
Miss Cora Atchison will give musical
recital at the Opera House Thursday even
ing next
Two hundred and twenty-four teachers
were enrolled at the Lewis County Insti-
tute during the week.
President Theo, l.. Gardner, of Salem
College, has been in attendance at the In
stitute this week
The PresbyteIans held lawn party on
the grounds in front Of their church on
Thursday night.
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WELLSBURG.

WEI1sRUEG. W. Va, July 2S. - Miss
Maud Erszine is employed in Greenwald's
store.
Hugh Gilmore, who has been prescrip-
tion clerk IN COOper's drug store, left on
Friday for his home IN Harrisyllle, Pa.
Mrs. 1. II. DUval was called 70 Washing
ton, Pa, this week oy the illness Of her
sister. Mrs lie Moyne
Joseph Little, after a long absence in the
West, IS visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
n Little, Of this city.
Elder ". n. Hayden and family, of
Wheeling, are visiting Mr. j. t. Lauck.
Ed. Fenwick spent Sunday with his pa
rents mere.
Miss Ella Dodd, OF Lima, o., is visiting
her uncle. Mr. II. = DOdd
James Lloyd aud sister Miss Matte, are
visiting IN Alliance, y.
Thomas k,dgiey and family are visiting
80 Mt Clemens, Mich
VIII NanCle returned from Burkhart's
Station, o., where he has been working
Misses Emma ana Annie Frazier are Wis
ting friends IN ClaySville, Pa.
Mrs. Brady Morgan and friend, Mrs. j.
J.. Frank, Of Wheeling, are visiting Mr..
John Lewis.
Hon. J. b. Sommerville and wife have
been visiting friends in Brooke county the
past week.
Mr.. Eddie Melvin, OF Pittsburg, was the
guest Of friends in the city this week.
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NEW MAkTINSILLE.

NEW MARrISsyILLE, July 2s-A very
pretty hop was given in The opera mouse
Thursday evening by the Terpsicnoreau
club. There were about twenty couples
presaut, and pleasant time was expert
enced. Among those present were; MISSES
Habel McCom bs, Lizzie and Mary Slender
annie Reithmiller, Maude O'Connell, LII,
ian Easin, Maggie WEIGH. Jessie anu
tliamie McEldowney, Frank sherman
Samuel Wells, James Hill, john Denny
Il ohm Bendi, Bijou Potts, Frank Herman,
Forest Souther, George Bridgeman, BERT
Cochran and others.
Miss Lillian Eakin returned THURSDAY
,evening from very pleasant visit spent
with her schoolfriend. Miss Mollie Roame'
of Sistersvile.
Henry Koontz, station agent of the .. IT,
railroad, was in Wheeling Saturday.
Miss Mamie McQuown, very onarn'
ing young lady of Benwood, was the guest
OF Miss Stella Fox during the week.
Capt Bob McEldowuey was at Sisters
Vile Friday on legal business.
&c. Lenimore, who has been az Steu-
benville for some time, is here visiting
friends.
Mrs. J. II. Estep, of New Athens, o., Is
the guest OF Capt. and Mrs. b. L. Bowers.
A party Of young folks held very en-
Ioyable private picnic at Wrights Grove,
Saturday afternoon.
Capt and Mrs. b. T. Bowers, accom-
panied by Mrs. j. II. EStep, OF New
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RGANTOWN.

MoRGANrOwN, w. Va, July 2S.-Miss
Elizabeth Ruoff, of Washington, ID. u,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. +. l.. En-
DRY, left for her home yesterday.
John E. Dent has gone TO Elm Grove 70
accept position with coal company.
Frank Cox, Esx., wife and child are at
Webster Tor a three weeks outing.
Mrs. A ID. Hopkins aud children have
returned from visit near Parkersourg.
T. 3. Williams, mother and sister, OF
Uniontown, were here last week.
Will Robinson, Of Fairchance, was re-
Gently visiting his sister, Mrs ALT Chal-
FAINT
Mir. and Mrs. John Davis, of Manning
ton, were guests Of M. \. Miller's family
this week.
Mrs. Phillip Boyd, Of Pittsburg, is visit
ing her sisters, the Misses Finuey.
Mrs. Thornt Pickenpaugh has returned
from a visit 10 her daughter, Mrs. Rev.
Johu L. Roemer, of Cleveland.
Miss Lily Haggans came home yester-
day from soiourn of several weeks at
Bedford Springs, Pa.
DIR. and Mrs. James N Kirk, Of Dob
bins. Morgan county, left for home yester-
lay after visit TO Squire and Mrs Jas.
T. Dent
]. L. Henderson, who graduated from
the University in June, has gone South in
search of place TO locate in business.
j. It. Holt, OF Washington, ID. c., is Wis
ting relatives here.
Mrs. Captain Farrow left yesterday for
Newport r. l., where she will spend sew
eral weeks.
Miss Sallie Bennett is visiting Fairmont
friends.
Miss Jennie Arnett left for Nebraska
Yesterday and will remain with her sister
there for several weeks.
Rev. II. W. Ireland attended the State
Sunday School Convention at FairmoRt
this week.
Prof. w. f. Reynolds went to Clarks-
burg yesterday.
Mrs. Agnes Robinson, Harry Robinson,
ESQ, and Mrs. Allen, of Uniontown, have
returned homo after visiting friends here.
John Nj. Garard and +. NJ. Hukill, the
Pittsburg oil operators, were In town THIS
week leasing oil territory.
DIR. Walter Yost, of Huntington, was
here Yesterday on a brief visit.
Miss Daisey Wood, who has been visit
ing in Ohio, came home Friday.
Mrs, rof. X. T.. Berkely has returned
from visit TO Fairmont.
DR.. J. Il. McGrew and John Holm, OF
Washington, Pa, are spending week
with friends in town.
"Hop" Johnson has resigned his position
as clerk at the Hotel PEABODY and gone 10
P,ttsburg. sam Pickenpaugh took his
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Gaus, of Morris y
Roads, are at the bedside Of Jos. L. keener,
who is dangerously ill.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., July 2S.-Hon. Sep Hall,
of New Martinsyille, was in town Monday
evening.
Mrs. Louise fisher returned home Mon
day evening from Moundsville, where she
had been for several days attending the
prohibition assembly.
Miss Edna Watkins. of Wheeling Is
laod was the guest Of Miss Maud Lenkard
Saturday and Sunday, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Dunlap.
A pleasant event took place on Monday
evening at the home Of Misses Ada ana
Carrie Cehrs, when quite number OF 1T
tie folks from town also a number from
Neyv Martinsville and Wheeling were pres
ant and spent the hours in the various So
cial games OF q youthful nature. At sea-
sonable hour elegant refreshments were
served. ,,,
Mrs. Rev. Wilson was at Wheeling and
Bellaire Monday and Tuesday.
After an absence of several weeks at
Marietta. O., the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mort. Noll, Miss Edna Dunlap returned
home Monday evening reporting very
pleasant visit
Rev. Ernest Wilson and his brother Gil-
bert Wilson are home from MI. Union, "
10 spend vacation with their parents, Kew
and Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson.
dav for Belmont, ". Va, 10 visit her old
home for an indefinite perioo.
Mrs. Barbara Cehrs has been in the
country this week spending the time with
her daughter, Mrs. Charter Branzikofer.
Lewis Potts OF Steuoenville, o., is IN
town. the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. w. Potts.
MIS- Rev. Wilson was at Wheeling and
Rellaire Monday and Tuesday.
Captain Charles Muhleman and sister,
Miss Minnie. accompanied by Miss Cara
Neuenschwander, left Tuesday Tor New
philadelphia, o., ana other points In the
| S,ate for ten days visit with relatives.
samuel Braunlich left Wednesday for
Niddlebourue and Warrington, ". Va, TO
| na gone for some time.
Forest Bare left Thursday evening 10
take charge OF the office for few days oil
tne steamer Lowry.
The following persons composed fishing
excursion in West Virginia Thursday
Nessrs. Jake aud Ernie fisher ana Brady
Snter and Misses May Smith, Grace Han
eel and Florence Brakebank.
Miss Ella Williams, OF Cincinnati, o.,
and lady friend arrived Tuesday evening
and are the guests IF Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
Williams. opposite this place.
prof. ". E. Sykes was in town Friday
THE social aud lawn fete given at the
narsonage on Friday evening proved a
| comnIete success. The handsome home
| and lawn were beautifully illuminated and
fowers were disposed everywhere effect
ivelg. Music Of every description lent q
charm to the large and congenial crowd
yrhjch had gathered for the occasion.
| Ouite a number Of people from other towns
were present and all seemed 70 enjoy the
| evening. The proceeds amounted to thirty
| dollars.
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PORTLAND STATION, O., July 2S.-Dr.
VIM Mckee, Of Cincinnati, is visiting his
mother.
Miss Annie Tuton issoiOurning at Lake
side.
VT. King is confined to the house by
illness.
Mrs. Jane Gillespie and daughter, Emma,
are visiting her son George at Champaign,
Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Comley and Miss Sarah Hope,
Of Mt Pleasant, were calling on friends
here Thursday.
X. Hoge anu wife, Of Delaware, o., were
visiting their son, DR.. w. ID. HOge. who
has been quite in tor several days, but is
now cOnvalescenL
Mrs. Jane MOsgrOve is lying very III with
little hope Of her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hilton, OF st. Louis,
arrived Thursday evening and will spend
q month visiting frienGs.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. W. McClary, Of Wells
burgb, was visiting J. Z. McCleary Fri
day.
We were sorry 20 hear Of the sudden
death Of our neighb0r, VIM. H. Robinson,
" hich occurred FRIDAY at 10 O'Clock. He
was noted for bis many sterliog qualities
and will be greatly missed among his
many friends. Funeral Monday; inter
ment a. Greenwood.
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NEIGHB0RHOOD.
EEAT HAS BEEN GOING ON N NEARBY
Towns Tag PAST WEEK
Sceial ATairs, Happenings and svanti Of Local
Interest Gl.hsrai By "assis:ar' RspoT'sr&
Readable Rssam, Of the News
FAIRMONr.

FurNoyT. July 2S.-John Sweeney, OF
Nneeling. was here on business Nednes-
dav and Thursday.
Matt story, a prominent CITIZEN Oh
Brownsville, Pa, was here several days
this week en- business. -,
George Clark, Of LanaconiG, No, was
here on business this week
: " Hall IS at Atlantis City.
Mrs. Is. c.. Williams and daughter
Laura are home from visit TO Greens
Sd Shroyer is in Baltimore on business
Arthur Martin was out this week after
an illness Of several weeks with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. r. J. Robinson is home from two
weeks visit TO Moundsville and WelisoQrg,
t,e NEST OF Mrs. ID. w. Baird and Miss
Lucille Hicks.
Drs. J. r. Browndeld and A. G.. Roger
were al Wheeling this week IN charge OF
patient az the Wheeling Hospital
Revs. r.. Y. Lynch, Of Wheeling, and
4 B. Riker, OF Wheeling, were among
fboSe Attending the State Sunday School
Convention here this week.
MIR aud Mrs. George Morrow returned
this week from q visit 10 Moundsvllle.
Misses Minnie Engle ana Aggie Cline, OF
Wheeling. are the handsome guests OF MISS
Nellie Cochran.
Arch Browufeld spent several days this
week at Moundsvile.
il. 4. Ogden and wife, Of Wheeling,
were the guests Of DR.. z. B. Ogden ana
family the past week.
W.B. McGreEor, OF Huntington, was
here this week attending the State Sunday
SchOOl Convention.
Mrs. T.. b. Fleming is very III this week
a. her home in West FairmOnt
Mrs. George DebolJ and children are
home from an extended visit 70 Mason
town, Pa. friends.
John A. CLARK is spending several days
a. Mt Lake PARK with his family this
week.
JH. Luther. Of the Fountain saloon and
restaurant, is oil on ten days trip on
Cheat river.
Moore Fleming, OF Raveuswo0d, W. Va,
S here, the guest of his cousin, George
Fleming
Mr. Jas. o. Watson, ST., left Wednes-
dav for Berkeley Springs, where be Will
remain several weeks for the benefit OF his
health.
Mrs. Mont Powell has been the guest OF
friends near Suithtown the past week.
sam Jones VIII be al Gypsy Grove camp
meeting Sunday, August T. Alarge crowd
Is expected 20 De present.
Miss Name Guffey OF West Newton,
Pa, who has been ;ae guest OF Mrs. j. Il.
Luther the past few weeks, left Tor her
home Thursday.
Miss Katie Goetz aud Florence kunnel,
Of Grafton, were visiting Miss Blanche
HOugh here Thursday and Friday.
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CLARINGTON.

CLARiSsToS, o., July 2S.-James johns,
of Pittsburg, is home on visit TO his
parents.
MIR. Eugene Cats, OF Allegeny, moved
TO this place this week.
Miss Jessie Hornbrook, Of New Mar
tinsville, is the guest Of relatives here this
week.
Captain Fred Kimple and family, OF
Moundsyille, spent few days here with
relatives ana friends.
john Kimple, OF Shsrpsburgh, Pa, ar
rived Thursday evening on visit 10 his
parents.
Geo. Newhouse made q business trip 70
Wheeling Thursday.
County Surveyor Okey was here Thurs
day, running OF some lots making the
lines.
The VI. E. church will be reopened this
Sunday, July 29th.
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Miss Kats Davis. of Sistersville. A num-
Der of Sardis friendsrwere present among
[ whom were Messers- Frank hniget, yoon
Arnett, Earl Lennon, Dosa Come,o. tsns
Humphrey, John Herman, freu xye.p anu
Frank Dunlsp, Misses son mn and Biancs
lennon. An enjoyable time was had oy
all. p Iohr-
atom and Dora Nesbitt were at New Mar
tinsyille last Saturday evening.
Fred voelp and Miss Olive thompson
spent Saturday and Sunday Win 1rienoS
at Round Bottom. q. ..,
Mrs. Maggie Lennon Is visiting reia-
tives and friends in town.
The lawn fete given by the orass oanu
proved to be quite success LUG p'o-
ceeds amounted TO aboutS-O.
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.,h.n. n. and their grauddaughter, Miss
1'ss;a Trenu. were visitors a Sistersviile,
Mohu usyiv of young folks attended festi-
raI a. Proctor last evening.
M.vor w. T. Sidell ana WIZ \. Duerr
attended the K. Of z. instaiiaoon OF om-
GERS at Sisterville Weanesusy 1919 msr
go, a visit of several days with her
e usy M Mrs phillip Usher, OF Hannibal,
The Wetxsl County Institute VIII meet
t1e - on Monday and Will continue
Az s,,s az the Peabody Normal Insti-
w.. wv prof Henry Hsuck, OF Harrisburg,
pa the pri ucipal instructor ana there
will also be other eminent proiessors
and teachers present Anrns .nese wiz
no Hon. Virgil A Lewis, ssa'e snpe u,e
dent and Prof. +. L. hairtS, VI VIC S,seH
virgin" s,,nerIntendeut, has secured ex-
cursien rates over 'no
penefit of the teachers. =. Si.,.r.r;n.
Nr Samual Martin was at oissrsViils
Er;dav afternoon, on business.
Wiss Jessie nornbrook Is tue guest OF
,-;ands a. Clarlngton this wees
col " W. Arnett. of wheeling, was IN
thu city Thursday on business >rs.
Miss Kate Glandenn.nR, % Tn1
bourne. was the guest CT MISS i'"A i'''''
Friday. .1,rdred TODAY N
a,,snd iha Wetzel County Institute Mon
day. 49, charming Young
lady of Proctor, was the guest VI MISS
Mabel McComas, SATURDAY. ,,..h,
Geo. w. Crawford went 10 fi''S'u's W.
day. s,ras,erdav from a
trip 10 Pittsburg on business
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BENwOOD.

child aged two years, OF Herman
Storm, died yesterday morning The little
one died OF summer complaints and had
not been i'll long.
Yesterday was a hustling day among
Benwood politicians. A number OF hacks
were secured and the voters who were not
anxious about voting were brought TO the
polls in that way. The occasion was the
Republican primaries, and full account
OF the vote will be found in other space in
the REGISTER.
q. O. Gates will be back tomorrow from
his vacation spent at Powhatan.
Fred Schockey, a progressive farmer
who lives down the river, was In the city
yesterday on business.
Yesterday was one of the hottest days
here this season. Following are thermome-
ter registrations in the shade In different
parts of town. Sehick's, 81; Peaoody'S,
100; Chapmau's. 9S; Squire Riddles, 81,
and at the City Building, 100
The NJ. and w. Deegau base ball club
left yesterday 10 play the Moundsvllle
CLUB. They took their strongest team.
The Ohio River rsilroad will run an eX-
cursion from here on the 3lst of this month
TO the Republican convention at New Mar
tinsville. a large crowd from mere will be
there.
There will be q grand society dance to-
morrow night at Dolan's Hall, 10 De given
by the railroaders. This hall has been
rented by the railroad men. The AFFAIR
will be swell and full dress.
Yesterday there was most enjoyable
picnic at Captain John Iancy's near
"Floial Home There were guests there
from Beuwood, Wheeling and all the
neighboring places. They report having
most eniO~a 10 time.
The knights OF st. John will hold an
important meeting this afternoon.
The h of T., of Benwood, will give
grand picnic at Wagner's Grove, Nc
Mechen, on the fourth OF next month.
The Young folks of st. Johns Church
bv their recent social and entertainment
lasting two nights, cleared Sl20. The pro-
proceeds will go to benefit the church.
improvements at Michael Garvey's prep
erty on Main street are completed.
Fathers Mullen and Mattingy,of Vince
ing. paid visit few days ago TO Father
McMenimen, OF Benwooo-
Mrs. j. w. White and daughter, from up
the river, who have been visiting at the
nome of James Byrne, have gone to their
Mise Mary Carney is home from an up
August Schad was in Moundsville yes
1 terday on business.
Mrs. August Schad is home from visit
10 friends and relatives at Blaine, o.
Many of the people of the upper town
want a new school house in that part Of
| the city. Money is scarce now, and 1t
probably will not bs built for some time.
| Prof. Taylor, principal OF the Boggs'
Run school here, was calling on his friends
yesterday.
Pocahontas Lodge will have picnic In
| the near future.
| The social given by the young people OF
the Catholic Church was largely attended.
/ II was one OF the most brilliant affairs of
I the season.
| The L. h Knights of Pythias are going
TO have a picnic next Saturday at White
mans grove.
Mrs. NJ. sprouts is dangerously indis-
posed.
] president of the Protected Home Circle,
| was IN town.
| Eugene Howell, who has been visiting
friends in Ohio, returned home.
| 7. Roseberry was in town on business.
Communion services viii be held at the
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~ 3 .,nr,h nj. evening. Presiding

NJ. E. church this evening. fresiui"s
Elder Mick viii preach.
The Ladies' aid Society has purchaser
new window shades for the NJ. T.. parson-
age. r.
Charles Evans is on the sick list
Earl Newton has returned home i'oin
] Sistersville. AL,
Matters ir police circles are very uuli
this week.
M. j. Gately is seriously indisposed
IT F.. Parsons. of Moundsville, was In
the city on business yesterday.
Miss Bertha Hicks, who has Vacai9n
for two weeks, is visiting lrienus Id
Moundsyille.
Miss Mary Sprouts, Of Pittsburg, is Wis
ting her sister of this place.
Miss Katie Weisgerber, OF LeatnerWooo,
is the guest Of friends here.
MIR. viii Limeberger, City assessor,
went down TO Aloundsville on BUSINESS
Friday. iii,
friends in New Martinsyllle anu otner
points.
Miss Christian Serig, after pleasant
visit with relatives in Ohio, returned
home
Miss Laura Riddle who was down 10
Moundsville attending the pfonioi'Ion
meeting, has returned home.
Mrs. 5. Jordan, formerly OF tnls place'
but now of Washington, ID. u, VINO mas
been on a vacation here for some time LETT
few days ago for her home.
Miss Eva Peabody of this plsce, nus
been the guest of her sister on Inc camp
grounds the past week.
Miss Kate Kelly, who has been away on
a vacation, came home Monday.
Sam Hunter clerk in Vance's grocery
store, has resigned his position.
Mr.. o. C.. Wilson and wife are visiting
relatives 10 WooGsdale.
Teachers of public schools will start Tor
institute Tuesday, which VIII De helu III
Moundsville.
Mr.. A. l.. Pelley was up from the camp
grounds one day this week on business.
Mrs +. NJ. Bowers, of this place, VINO
was visiting her father, OF Shepneros-
town, arrived home.
j. w. Davis and family will move 10 tue
camp grounds this week, where they Will
spend the rest Of the summer
Ida, the bright daughter of j. Edwards,
is slowly recovering.
Miss Annie Pelley, of the camp grounds,
was the guest Of friends here YESTERDAY.
Prof. Myers, of Bellaire, wonld ike 10
organize music class here.
Philip Reed, OF Philadelphia. is visiting
his uncle, Father McMiniman, on Main
street.
John McGerrell, OF Marietta, is visiting
his grand parents.
Jim Davis, of Scio. who was visiting
here has returned home.
Mrs. Z. Lewis and daughter, OF Mounds
vile, were calling on Mrs Sheppard yes
to-day