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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-24
GRAFTON

GR,rrov. ". Va, June 23-M. F.
Giesey. architect, Of Wheeling, has been
here making plans for two large new build
invs soon 10 De built in this city. One is
for the Odd Fellows, ana the other for the
Merchants and Mechanics bank. These
buildings viii be built In the near future
O.. P. Wbetsell, one of the proprietors OF
the Grafton steam laundry, is at his home
al TerrE Alta.
A o.r time and a large crowd is expected
here at the races aud basket picnic at the
fair grounds the 4tl.
f. Ed. kldow, formerly Of thisCity, now
editor OF the randolph Enterprise, was
here Wednesday on his way 10 Oakland,
Nd.
Mrs. Niarlonee, Of Weston, has been Wis
itiug relatives here.
Dr. McCOm1s, of Oakland, Nd, was
here Tuesday on professional business.
Orr people are getting ready % entertain
the state Christian EndeavOr Convention
to be held at this place next week.
Company c is drilling and getting ready
for the state encampmeut.
The Teachers Institute held here the
18Th of next month, will be conducted by
Professors Barnes, of FairmOnt, and VIII
kiuson, OF this place,
Grafton sent one Of the largest delega-
tons 10 the Republican League meeting at
Fairmont Tuesday Of any place in the
State
Miss Ella Flanagan has returned from
visiting friends i'm Wheeling
Hon. =. b. Elkjns and son, Blaine, were
Grafton House guests when going to aud
returning from the Republican meeting at
Fairnout Tuesday.
Hon. a. O. Dayton, OF Phllppl, asplrant
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are visiting the family of R. T. Rich
ardsou.
Kent, little son of S. Bruce Hall, while
playing on Thursday, fell down stairs and
broke his arm.
Married. at the home Of the officiating
minister, Rev. John SnOdgrass, Miss Min
ME Harvey aud Mr.. Glenn BarricS
Prof. D. W. Shields has gone 70 Belmont
county, o., 10 look after his farming in
terests.
Miss Minnie Clark was in Wheeling
"Wednesday
Mrs. b. T. Bowers, accompanied by her
daughter Mrs J. F. Frame and children,
are visiting relatives at New Athens. o.
Mr.. Joe BlOyd has returned here after q
short sOjourn at home in MouudsviIle.
Capt. 3, u. Bowers and ). B. Hall were
at Sistersyille Thursday.
Miss Storey, Of Moundsville, was at Sis
tersville Thursday.
Rev Is +. Spur held a very interesting
service at the Episcopal Church Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Jennie Stewart, a charming young
lady Of Anthem, WA, is visiting Mrs. T..
E. Stewart. OF Maple avenue
Rev T.. II. Cation and family, who have
been visiting Mr. Cations brother at Farm
ingtoa for several days, returned home
Friday evening
Mr.. John McEldowney, accompanied by
Misses Jessie Bags and Eva Hunter, will
spend Sunday with friends in Darlington.
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WELLSBURG.

WELLsBURG, W. VA, June 23.-George
Carmichael is home from Washington and
Jefferson College.
Mrs. Fowler, of Pittsburg, is visiting
her son, John.
The knights OF Pythias lodge Will hold
memorial services at tho Presbyterian
Church SUNDAY morning at l0:45. The
sermon will be delivered By Rev. s. Coch-
rauo.
Mr.. Frank Hickey and Miss MOllie Mel
son, a popular young couple OF North
Charles street. stole march on their
many friends on Tuesday evening, and re-
paired to the parsonage Of Rev. w. {.
Wade, Of the Christian Church, and were
married.
Col. J. w. Mulholland, Of Philadelphia,
has been visiting friends In town and at
tending Bethany College commencement.
Mrs. Leddie, of Beaver, Pa, is visiting
Mrs. w. r. Miller
Sam Melvin was home over Sunday
from Pittsburg.
Mrs. Emma Strain, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her father, MIR. John Clarks.
Miss Sallie Thompson, Of Wheeling, is
Miss Minnie Perriue.
ID. II. Hahn, OF GAINESVILLE, o., was the
guest Of J. L. Curtis on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil ROsch, OF New Phil
adelphia, o., are the guets Of MIR. John
II. kempt
Briggs Hauey is home after long So
journ at Terra Haute, Ind.
Louis II. Jacob is home from Washing
toni effersOn college.
Richard Palmer and sister Sarah, at
tended the Observation-Disclosures com
menCement.
Gist Palmer is at home after spending
another term at a medical school in New
York.
Company G., OF Bethany, was mustered
out Of service on Tuesday.
Miss Dickens, OF Martins Ferry, is the
guest of Miss Anita Roberts.
The Knights OF Pythias will hold their
Memorial Services in the Presbyterian
church to-day Sunday, at lO:40 a. m. Rev.
Samuel Cochran, the pastor, will preach
the sermon. The church choir will render
some very excellent music on this occasion.
All the Knight will assemble at their hall
and march 10 the church.
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TILTOSVILLE.

TmToYvILE, o., June 2l-RObert Reed,
who has been in Springfield, o., since last
fall, is at home to spend couple OF months
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reed.
Miss Winnie Akers visited her cousins,
Misses Maud and Blanche Chapman, OF
the Island, Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. MedilI and Mrs. Robert
Howell, of Bridgeport, are visiting Mrs
Emma L. Cunningham, Of Warrington,
W. Va.
Miss Carrie Pearce has been on the SICK
list this week.
Joseph Hartzelrs new house is rapidly
assuming proportions When completed
it will be an improvement over the old
one
Mrs. John MAYS returned Tuesday
from an extended visit 10 East Liverpool
friends.
Thomas Tilton, who died suddenly in
Martins Ferry, was buried from Mrs
Martins residence last Sunday az p. m.
Mrs. James Weldney, Of Yorkyll!e, is
reported quite i'll.
Mayor kellar and John Henderson, OF
Martins Ferry, passed through town sun
day on their way home from Smithheld.
Mrs. Apologize, (nOther OF Mrs. VIII
liam Lycett) Of Sharon, Pa, is here on a
visit.
Mrs William Robinson was in Wheel
ing Thursday.
Miss Maud Medill left Friday for Steu
benville TO attend Miss Beatrice Kelly!
party TO visit her brother, ". l.. Medill
Esq
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CLARKsHURG.

CLARK,ErRG, w. VA, June 22.-Iuvita-
tion cards are ont announcing the marriage
Of Miss Stella B0WCOCk, the accomplished
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. James Matthew
Bowc0ck, 10 Edward Carter Martz, Esq,
20 take place the 2Ith inst, at the resi-
deuce of tbs brides parents. IN THIS city
The REGISTER extends them cOngraula-
tons iu advance.
Mai. r.. ). Gardner is at Webster
Springs
James Dunn, of the BrartoH Central, was
in the city on Monday.
Mrs. E1eriah Wolf living near No. ?
mines, was thrown from a horse on
Wednesday and uadly hurt.
The First REGIMENT band will furnish
the music 40 the Fourth Of July celeora-
t,on at Oakland, Md.
Col. Ben Wilson Is now in Wheeling, IL
IS said, In the interest of railroad from
Wheeling 20 Mouudsville.
Rev. ,Geo. A. Doyle will be installed
pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church
of this city on Sunday. The installation
services win be conducted by the Rev. r.
j. Brook, &. =. ". Sec, +. z. SvdenstricE-
er and &. =. Liugautetes. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. See.
Hon. Jao j. Davis aud Judge Maxwell
attended court at Weston this week.
Bridgeport did CIarksourg up in game
Of base bali played on Monday at Bridge
port.
The Home Building and Loan Associa-
ton is an assured fact, and is Just suCh an
enterprise as the city wants.
Truman David, Esq, isv.sitlng relatives
In Cui0uJ0wl, Pa.
Mrs. O.. B. Spates, who has been visit
Ing iu this city, has returned TO her home
iu Washington, Pa.
Mr.. David Davidson is in New York
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BKIDGEPORr.

Mrs. W. T. Graham, OF Brookside, gave
a delightful dinner party Thursday even
ing TO a number Of hor friends. The cloth
was spread for twelve and that number OF
ladies graced the table.
Rev. Stephens has been visiting Fred
Adolph during the week.
Mayor r. w. Williams and family left
Thursday on the steamer Hudson for a
visit with Mr.. Williams parents at Pom
eroy, 0.
The funeral Of the late Edward Dorsey
took place from tle NJ. +. church, Kirk
wood, Thursday at 1920 p. n. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Henthorn,
the pastor, and Rev. J. l.. Rogers. Of To-
ronto. The American Mechanics attended
in a body, out Of respect 10 their late
brother.
George Somers will take charge OF the
pine organ in the First Presbyterian
church at Wheeling the first OF July.
Miss Harvey, of West Wheeling, is Wis
iting friends at Bethany, w. Va.
Rev. j. /. Rogers, Of Toronto, was in
town during the week visiting his Old
jacob earns, OF Wellsville, is the guest
of mis- daughter Mrs. a. e. Branum.
Charles Kaufman expects 10 move his
family TO Birmingham, Ala, the first OF the
month
Miss Annabel Judkius, of Flushing, is
the guest of Miss Minnie Hall.
Miss Bessie FOgle mas returned, after a
ten DAYS visit with her sister at Upde-
graf, ..
The practice of boys and young men
bathing at he dam on the Ohio side should
be stopped bp the authorities. II is IN
dulged in all day long, IN full view OF the
passengers that travel over the street car
car line, and is embarrassing.
Miss Lizzie DOdd, Of New Alexandra,
O., is the guest Of Mr.. Samuel Woodcock
and family.
Judge Carroll, of St. Clairsville, was the
guest Of Mr.. r. r. Bassett this week.
Mr.. John Horner, Of Morristown, was
here on business during the week,
Jas Barger was in St. Clairsyllle attend
ing a horse sale Friday.
Mr. Jas. Coiflaud and little son are with
friends at New Athens.
The Telephone Exchange has just been
fitted out with d Tuerk water motor for
furnishing power for the generator. 1t is
a beautiful piece Of mechanicism. The
work was done oy MIR II. Decker.
Mr.. w. Z. Graham is expected home to-
day from his outing in the Cheat mount
aims.
Mrs. J. w. Fowler left yesterday for a
lengthy visit with relatives in the country.
w. B. Hall was in Steubenville during
the week.
The ChautauQua circle, who have been
hard students al winter, took advantage
of the fine weather aad made study OF
nature, Friday, in company with host
of friends oy boat to Sistersville a de-
lightful day was spent. The Premier Man.
dolin and Banjo club was taken with them,
which added much TO the pleasure Of the
day. II was perfect success throughout,
aud was due 10 the untiring effort OF Mr..
J. T. Scott, the President, and Miss Mamie
Robinson, his efficient assistant.
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WESTON.

WESTON, w. VA, June 23.-Mrs, Nc.
Sherry and Miss Fox, Of wheeling, VINO
were visiting in Weston returned TO their
home on Thursday.
Editor Dunn, Captain Curtin, G. d.
Elliott, Amos Bright and Hon. j. NJ. Nor
rison, of Sutton. dropped off here on their
return from the Republican love least
at Fairmont this week.
Edward aud Henry Brannon, sons OF
Hon. Henry Brannon, Judge OF the SUI
! preme Court, returned home from school
this week. Also Tom Edwards, son Of the
late Judge Edwards, who has been at
Rock Hill College.
e. ]. Cuuninnham and daughters. OF
Fostoria, o., have been visiting mis- son-in-
| law, Stokes Tunstill, of the Bailey House.
vi. D. Post, of Wheeling; Virgil A.
Lewis, State Superintendent OF Free
Schools and Prof w. P. Wiley, of Nor
gantown, were here this week, en- routel to
the Chenille comm eucement
Miss Francis TIerney, who has been at
| tending school at Mt. De Chantal returned
on Saturday last.
tending court.
Among the prominent attorneys from
abroad we have with US John j. DAVIS,
John BBssell and Edwin Maxwell, OF
Clarksburg r. G.. Linn and S. A. Hayes,
of Chenille, and A w. Gorley and w. l..
Raymond, OF Sutton.
George c. Cole, r. Ad. Hall, Father
Tracy and Harry Lightburu were the Wes-
ton representatives at Fairmont during
the session of the convention.
A Weston and Clarksburg party Will
leave for Europe some time soon. They
are John Luke and Rupert Koolegard, OF
Weston, and John KooleEard, of CIarks-
burg.
James p. Locke joined the Wheeling
delegates at Wheeling TO attend the Ma
tional convention OF the knights OF 81.
John at Brooklyn, n. D.
Miss Emma Harrison will visit friends
in ClarksOurg next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Pettigrew Winter and Miss
Sallie Ralston will 20 aack into the wilds
of Webster county on fishing trip in a
few days.
A picnic in McGary's Grove is on the
programme for the Fourth Of July, also
racing at the Fair Grounds.
French Lynch, who holds lucrative
position at Washington, returned there
after a three weeks sojourn among friends
here
Captain J. S. Burdette and wife, OF
Charleston, have been visiting their son,
Dr. Burdette, of the Hospital, during the
week.
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont, ". Va, June 23.-Nr. R. @.
Richardson and family left Wednesday Tor
Mt. Lake Park TO spend the summer.
Mr.. NJ. T.. Fuller aud family visited
friends in FrOstOurg Wednesday, also
viewing the soldiers in camp.
Miss Allie Long, Mrs. NJ. +. Park and
daughter spent Tuesday in Frostburg and
Ecknart
Capt G.. W. Harrison aud Col. J. For
sythe Harrison were in Elk Garden on
Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. Siglar died at noon to-day at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. II. Both
well, ia Wes,ernport, after al illness OF
several weeks. She was sixty years old.
Two sons, James, track superintendent on
the w. Va q. X r. railroad, and john,
foreman ON the C.. & =. railroad, and two
daughters. Mrs II. Wagus, Of Vale Sum
uiJ, and Mrs II. Boutwell,, survive her
Burial SUuday afternoon al two O'Clock.
The event of the week was tue wedding
of Miss Maude SCnOppert 10 VIM. w.
Long. a Young merchant Of Eeyser, on
"Wednesday evening at nine O'CLOCK, IN the
NJ Z. church, by Rev. Alexander BtclsSl.
Miss Lulu Slmms was the maid Of honor.
L. u. S1uders, +. Long, Neil Long and l..
Nine acted as ushers. After a reception at
Jue residence OF the brides parents the
couple lett on No. Tor q bridal tour OF tne
Eastern cities.
james A. Moody and J. F. Harrison at
tended the messing OiRepuOucaus az Fair
mont Tuesday.
The Yong Peoples Society Of the Pres
bv,eriau church give a reception to the
young meu OF the twin towns tonight In
the lecture room Of that church.
Lieut.. James T.. MclndOe visited his
uncle, James Little on Tuesday, On route
for his station at St Louis, Mo.
Mrs 81. Liller Is seriously III at her
home on Hampshire avenue.
David Braudenourg was seriously in
fured by being kicked Oy Mr.. kenny's
morse, iu delivering ice this morning.
Mrs. w. Il. Powell IS Ia Cumberland,
being called there o. the serious illness OF
her father
Prof. O. II. Bruce and w. C. Turner
were iu Cumberland Thursday.
Martin. Graysou is spending a few days
n Dit. Lake Park.
James Smith, of Homecoming, Md, IS Wis
it.ug his brother, Prof. Robert Smith, or
WesterupCrt, this week.
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MoRG ANTOwN.

MoRGANrowN, w. VA, June Sd. H.
Chadwick, OF Chicago, is visiting friends
in town.
Capt. Marcy Med Price. OF Clarksburg.
was here yesterday on military duties and
left last night for Piedmont.
The Fairmont and Morgantowu Gun
Clubs will hold shoot here July for a
silver cup. Ten men from each club will
shoot at % clay pigeons each.
Mrs. George Morrow, Of Fairmont, anC
several other ladies, were guests Of Nor
gantown friends Thursday.
VIII Hayes attended the dance given by
Clarksburg society people at Gypsy Grove
last night.
Claude Gore, OF Clarksburg, left for
home yesterday. after ten days visit
Rev. Prescott White, OF Weston, was
visiting his parents here this week.
Miss Laura Johnson vent 10 Tyler
county yesterday 10 spend the summer.
f.. NJ. Hukill, Of Pittsburs, is here.
DIR. =. b. Reynolds returned yesterday
from trip in the interests OF the Univer-
sity.
Mrs Rev. J. c. Longneoker is visiting
her mother in Mt Pleasant, Pa.
Mrs. A. j. Koontz Is visiting relatives In
Pennsylvania.
Miss Blanche Wood and Miss Jessie
Moorhead are in Uniontown, Pa, visiting
Miss Maud Basnett
Miss Nellie Raymond, OF Fairmont ar
rived this morning on a brief visit
Miss Smith arrived to-day on visit 10
Prof. and Mrs. A. w. Lore nZ
Both DR.. +. Nj. Turner's children, who
have the diptheria, are con valescent.
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CLARINGTOS.

CLAIR NeToy, o., June 23.-E. r Potts
and wife OF Captina, and Mrs. Fred KEN
pie. OF Moundsville, were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. George Topp, Saturday
evening.
WIN. II. McClosley, Of Powhatton, was
in town Tuesday.
B. H. Mallory was at PlttsOurg the first
OF the week.
George He'll, OF Martins Ferry, was
calling on friends here this week.
c. T. Zorn, of Wheeling, visited relatives
here this week.
Mrs. George Z. Topp and children are
visiting relatives al Captlna.
c. NJ NIesserly spent tue latter part OF
this week az Beallsyiyille.
George Newhouse received q boat Rad OF
coal Thursday evening This is the Srst
coal we have had here since the strike.
Fred Kampler, OF Rayenswood, IS tnI
guest OF MS son John, this week.
The Epworth League came down from
Wheeling on the Liberty Thursday night.
The League al this place prepared Gaze
and ice cream and expected 70 have grand
time. from some cause, the boat did not
get here till nearly midnight and they Only
laid here ABOUT five minutes consequently
the League here mad quite q disappoint-
ment
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FAIRAIONT.

FARuoNr. w. VA. June 23.-Mrs. Mel.
lie Sweeney Palmer IS visiting Wheeling
friends.
c. B. Fleming left yesterday TO attend
the National Republican League Conven-
liou AZ Denver, Col.
j. MOrE Conway was at Salem, w. Va,
on business this week.
Mrs. j. L. Booher is home from week S
visie TO Cameron friends.
Rev. g. Good, OF Wheeling, was here
this week on business.
Miss Edith LYON eft this week on an
extended y.slt ~ Cameron and Wheeling
friends.
Mrs. John CARR is home from a short
visit 10 Newburg friends.
Miss Carrie Martin, of Wheeling Island,
is here the guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. H.
Kincaid, and will remain several weeks.
Mrs. Thos. Hough left this week Tor Mt.
Lake Park, where she will visit friends
for several days.
Miss Haty Hough and visitor Miss
Lottie Moss, spent last Sunday a. t'raftOu
Miss Jettie Knots, of Warrington, was
the guest of friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. J. II. Long Of the Huntington
Herald, and Mr.. Frank Tyree, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Office, two
popular young gentlemen, were here this
week, anu lGAL lux AvAO w CAAGSAa1t "
the regret of several friends
The family Of Judge VIII Raymond left
this week for Mt. Lake Park 70 spend the
summer.
Mr.. Ed Shroyer is confined TO the house
very III Of pneumonia.
The family Of Mr.. John Clark left this
week for Mt Lake Park the summer.
Mrs. Laura Dunnington Is home from a
six weeks visit 10 Baltimore friends.
Ray Slidger, Of Moundsyille, was here
this week.
Mrs. Boyd Wees, of Buchanan, was here
this week visiting friends.
Miss Blanche Jones, Of ST. Louis, Mo,
is the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. f. Picket.
The Tuesday Club, of Clsrksburgh,
gave an enjoyable picnic and hop Friday
at Gypsy Grove, at which number OF
Fairmount people were guests, returning
on a special train. Those present from
here were: Mr. and Mrs. WIN Parin-
croft. Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. VIII Ogden, Mr.
aud Mrs. E. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Chenoweth, Miss Grace Hartley, Miss
Cora Ogden, Miss Florence Post, Miss
Edith Bryan, MIS- Fannie Z. Robinson,
Miss Virginia Fleming, Miss Lizzie Hay
ward, Miss Slaech Hayward. Miss Emily
Sands, Miss Cafhryn Poddicord. OF Balti-
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RAvENswooD, w. Va. June 2S.-Mrs. j.
A. Mcintosh and daughter, Mrs George
Park, Miss Annie Stairs and brother,
Straube, left Thursday evening for Hunt
| ington 10 attend missionary meeting.
Miss Edith Adams is visiting friends in
Pittsourg and Johnstown.
Harry Hoyt spent Sunday in town with
his sister, Mrs. Frank Cooper, on his way
home TO Spencer from Marietta College.
Prof. MCGOWAN returned Thursday from
two weeks visit in Marietta
G. W. Kotzebue spent last week in Cln-
cinnati.
Miss May Wardner, of Parkersburg, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Addie Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crum, OF Sandy
Vile, spent Sunday in town.
Miss Ida Davis spent last week with
Mrs. Lou Douglass on Warth's bottom.
L. 7. Kneeream and wife drove down 10
Ripley Landing Thursday 10 see tnelr
nefces, the Misses Mckay, who are both
quite i'll.
o. B. Wetzel attended the meetings Of
the State Republican League at Fairmont
last week.
Col. John II. Riley, of Marietta, spent
Wednesday 10 town taking dispositions.
George Crooks has bought the tltzhuEh
lot on railroad street, where Amsden's coal
ward has been, and expects 10 build mill
property.
James Amsden had his ankle severely
hurt last week by loaded hay wagon tip
ping over on him.
Captain sam Houston. Of Charleston. is
visiting friends here.
Editor McGlothlin made flying trip to
Pomeray Tuesday.
Mrs. l. NJ. Adams had an attack OF
diptheria last week.
Milo Miller and little daughter, Of Hen
derson. Me, are visiting the formers
father
Charles Brown, Jr., son Of h. w,
Brown. celebrated his thirtieth birthday
in quite handsome style Friday.
a camp OF Sons of Veterans was organ
lied here yesterday.
Mrs. q. W. ke;zebue entertained the
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NEW MAErINsvILLE

New MARUINSvILLE, June -l-J udEe II.
p Jacobs and Steuographer Harry AcG.-
dOWuev left Monday morning 10 aJltl4
court in Richie county.
Nr. WiUDuerr aud Miss Minnie Shields
speut Sunday with friends nc Darlington.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Tyler, or ClarinS-
ton. Ohio. spent Sunday W.,n Mr. ana
Mrs. Bruce Hall on Maple avenue.
Harry Re.cl took IN the LIBERTY eNcOr-
sion sunday
Georre Ums,ead, Of Pitts7urg. Pa, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. n.
Cmsteai on River View terrace.
Mort Burrows, our genial Main street
grocer, spent sunday in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew DouShertv, Of
the South Side, spent sunday win friends
az Darlington.
PROF. Brent Shriver. A. IS. Moore, OF the
Republican, are attending the hepUOAcan
League meeting az FalrmOlt.
Nessrs !. W. Hire, John Bandi, j. l..
DeeriUg and Harry MCE.dOwuey were AK
Proctor Sunday.
Mr. Mitch Eulow is visiting his mother
and sister after an extended absence in
PlttsbJrg, Pa.
Mayor ~. l.. Sidel has gone on bust
ness trip over the IS. * o. % oe gone sew
era, days.
Miss Blanche Paden made short visit
% PGden's Valley Monday.
Mrs. Mary Collins, VINO has been the
guest Of Mrs. Sep. Hall, lest Tuesday 90
visit at NIoUudsviue
Glen Barr, who has been visiting his
parents at Silver Hill. returned Sunday.
Last Saturday a tough looking gentle
nan OF the tremp variety was arrested and
jailed here on suspicion. He bad quite
lot Of postage stamps and some skeleton
IS, and striking watch used by Durg-
$. He disposed Of part Of his stamps 10
ne OF the restaurants here for eGtGOles.
lday afternoon he was released from
10Y and left town. About an hour
his release "a telegram was received
postmaster authorizing the aUtbOri-
hold him
Gad c. Han went 70 Wheeling
evening on business.
Stewart was at Sistersviue Tues
% business.
.enry Brilles, the hustling drummer OF
.heeliug, was here Tuesday.
Miss Lille Martin is visiting friends az
ParkersOUrg.
Messrs Gardner AMI Hoote1. special
postoiflce inspectors, were here after
prisoner, Tuesday.
Mrs John Bridgeman was visiting at
her home in Beallsvjle, Tuesday.
Curtis Moore, Of Proctor, was visitor
here Monday.
Joseph slender went 70 Wheeling Tues
with a consignment OF cattle.
.iss India Mccain, who has been visit
l5g her parents here, returned 70 Wheeling
Tuesday. She was accompanied by Miss
Maggie Welsh who viii visit there for a
few days.
Major J. NJ. Null. the Es,rs correspond
ent, returned Tuesday from Columbus.
where he has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. r. Thesis and ehhdren, Of Arizona,
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Epicureans In her usual handsome style
Friday evening.
Mrs G. p. Moore gave q small eucher
party Saturday night in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs jenkins, OF Parkersburg.
The Masonic brethren had banqu,
yesterday.
Captain w. E. Hoyt is drilling the K. o
P's almost nightly, in preparation for thu
coming review at Huntington. The boys
are admirably trained.