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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
BURLINGTON.

DoN p. O., ONO, September 29.-There
seems TO be some sort OF social law that
makes a girl a woman II she IS married az
rs. and az unmarried woman still a girl at
35 A man may always be one OF the boys
no matter what his age is.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Delany, OF Coleraln,
were visiting friends here on Sunday.
The Don canning factory has been run
ming pretty steady ever since the begin
ming OF the tomato season. But still this
trm ike all others In the canning business
could have turned out a great deal more
work had the tomato crop been heavier.
l. ID. Holmes, OF ColeraiD, was among
friends here this week.
Josph Higgs, Of Sharon, Pa, has been
visiting here as q guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Leonard.
town on Wednesday.
Wine making is now on.
Peaches are quite scarce out about Still
water this season. Last year they sold as
low as % cents per busheL This year they
bring 50 and IS cents in the orchards.
Miss Sophia Hahn has returned home
from a visit TO Pittsburg.
Washington Delany was In BeAaire
Wednesday on business.
The Gaylord coal mines are still IN oper-
alton, with fair prospects.
Warren Sockman mas purchased a trot-
ting horse.
Grape growers are busy gathering their
fruit. and they report the crop very light.
George Sterling. Of Warrentop, has been
hauling his apples TO market and al we
have noticed of them seem 70 be very fine
in quality.
Run.
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Cameron and Jacktown this week to visit
friends aud attend the fair.
Mrs. T. e. Fisher and son and Arthur
Martin are visiting Parkersburg relatives.
Frank p. Hall, Of the Western Union
Office. is At Pittts6urg and other points on
his vacation.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer Is III at
her rooms at the Mt. City Hotel.
Rev. J.. Il. FOStor, Pastor OF Chrtsts
Episcopal Church, has resigned and a new
pastor will be called AZ a meeting to 90
neld the coming week.
The Democratic County Convention Is
being held here to-day with q large ana
enthusiastic crowd in attendance.
John McPeek, formerly OF Moundsyllle,
is operating a broom factory on Maple ave.
nue..
Miss Lotte Moss, of the celebrated Moss
family, was the guest OF Miss Hattie
Haugh Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John A. Clark arrived home this
week from a shOr. visit TO Homecoming :,
Md. relatives.
The Republican County Convention Will
be held here Wednesday, OCTOBER 3rd.
Mrs. George Debolt aud children are
home from Mountain Lake Park, where
they spent the summer.
Mr.. NJ. Marietta. Of COnnellsvllle, Pa,
this week purchased the Continental Hotel
property and now mas charge. He comes
well recommend and will be welcomed
among Us. The price paid was Sl2,OOO.
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PALATINE

PALArrVs. September 29.-Capt n. ID.
Helmick left Tuesday for Belington.
Miss Kate Gouiu is visiting relatives
near Pennington.
George Cox Is sick
Rev. and Mrs. Gamblyn arc in Buck
harmon visiting relatives.
Mrs. James Seals. Of Creston, Iowa,
and Mrs Kate Zimmerman, OF WsyneS-
burg, Pa, are visiting Dr. d NJ. Ayers.
Miss Halle DO3d IS visiting her sister.
Mrs. Reno Fleming, 40 Barnesville.
Miss LOWE Ray, OF Grafton, IS visiting
here.
Miss Susie Kelley, Of Halleck, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Hess. She
will attend school here this winter.
Mrs. Thomas Ruble left last Sunday for
Dunbar. Pa, 70 visit her parents.
Roy Stealey. who has been visiting
friends in Wheeling, has returned
II. Il. Holland lett last week for Oak
land, Md.
Marion Hess, Of Arnettsville, was the
guest Of his son, James Hess, last Monday.
p. ~. Gallhue, of Indianapolis, who has
been the guest OF w. n. Morrow, returned
home last Monday.
A. c. Scott, Of independence was, last
week. the guest Of his sister, Mrs. j. n.
Leonard.
Charley Knight who has the fever, is
better.
MIR. ana Mrs. Wiley Nichols returned
last week from a visit TO friends a Denni-
son, Ohio.
4. r. Graham, Of Trenton, Neb, is the
guest of his son, j. Il. Graham.
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NEW A

NEW MARTINsvuLE. w. VA, September
2S.-Hon. Charles Z. Wells, OF Glover's
Gap, was in town Monday.
DIR. F. Y. Cox, of Proctor. and DR.. j.. w.
Yeater, of New Dale, ave been in attend
ance as witnesses in the Garner murder
trial this week.
F. E. McEldowney spent Sunday at
Wheeling.
"Old Kentuck" was played at the Opera
House last night to a good house, the char
acters being home talent except two.
Captain Dovener delivered an address
Wednesday evening At the Opera House
There was a small attendance, perhaps due
10 the short notice.
Miss Ida Barr, orSilver Hill, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Z. E. Stewart, Of Maple
avenue.
E. E. Stewsrt was q: Sistersville Mon
day.
Rev. Bidford, of the NJ. E. Church, will
preach his introductory sermon tomorrow.
He will move his family here in u few
days.
Jacob Koontz, one of the progressive
business men Of our city, was al Wheeling
Wednesday.
Z. Treat, secretary OF the New Martins
vile Natural Gas Company, will visit his
parents at Washington, Pa, ext week.
Mr.. Levi Berger, wife and son, Frank,
are visiting at Moundsville this week.
Allen Il Son, photographers, viii move
from North street 70 Pine Grove, Monday.
Ross Eakin and Frank Hartman will
start Monday 70 the interior OF thec county
on a hunting tour.
LisS. Arnett and Chas. Powell, attor-
neys of FairmOnt, were attending court
Wednesday.
Col Fontain Smith, of Fairmont, is here
to-day on legal business.
The trial Of John Conway Is set Tor
Monday. Conway is indicted Tor burglary.
J. w. McIntire Will defend him. M. r..
NJ orris for the State.
Miss Jennie McQuown went 70 Pine
Grove Monday 10 DO present at the mar
riage of her cousin, win Stone.
Ira Gorby, who lives on the Little
Creek. has sold his farm 10 John jennings
and will move 10 town.
Miss Maud Martin, OF Maple avenue,
gave a social Tuesday evening 10 quite a
number of her friends.
w. II. Wickham and Benjamin Fox, Of
Columbus. were in town Tuesday.
II. Il. Thompson. clerk Of the County
Court was at Wheeling Wednesday.
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WELLsBURG.

WELLsBURG, w. VA, September 90
Prof. +. Z. Snyder, OF New Concord, o.,
was in the city Friday.
y. McGlumphrey, manager OF the West
ern Union telegraph Office, and his family
are visiting in PittsOUrg.
James ". Lstimer, OF Illinois, IS visiting
his mother here.
o. b. Bates, OF independence, hes taken
a DnsitiOn in the store of j. NJ. Rodgers.
Elder Milton Wells, an Old-time resident
of WellSbucy, out now of the West, occu-
pied the pulpit Of the Christian Church
Sunday evening and preached all excellent
sermon.
Rev. d. H. Mckee, Of the NJ. z. Church,
has been returned TO WellSburg by the
Plttsourg Conference for another year.
This meets the hearty approval OF his con-
gregatlOu.
Mrs. Robert Dorsey died on Monday
night after a long and painful sickness and
was buried in Brooke cemetery on We'd
neSday.
The Lazear orchestra played for a very
enjoyable dancing party given oy Mr..
William Stewart, of near West Liberty.
Hon. I. ). Riley and j. j. Conih, OF
Wheeling, will open the campaign in
Brooke comfy at Ldgington school house
on next u, cduesuay evening.
Mr.. John McCOl,OCh, q rOck-ribbed Dem
ocret of Gleus run, Ohio county, spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
Mr.. Glenn Jones, OF Wheeling, is visiting
in the city.
Mr.. j. i. Curtis, of the Pdn-Hdndle Nous,
was one Of the committee that visited the
cannery at BarneSville.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, W. VA, September 29:-Clr-
cult Court is still in session here. Among
the visiting attorneys this week were
Hons. John Basseli, John w. Mason, W.
Il. Ice and G. NJ. Murphy.
Col. John T. McGraw has been at Wheel
ing attending the U. 5. Federal Court tnlS
week.
ID. X. Shrozer and wife left Thursday
for Lamar, No. They will visit through
several of the States before returning:
j. NJ. Scrogin, Deputy Collector from
ParkersbIrg, is here on business;
The pipe for the water WORKS - no"
about all distributed over tue to"l.
Sunday is .rallyiug day IN me Presoy-
terian sabbath Scnool and every memoer
is expected to be present.
Hrs. d. w. Gall and family passed
through here Friday on their way nome 10
Washington, ID. Q.
Miss Susie HOstetter, OF hutchinson,
Kansas, is visiting relatives IN TINS Guy.
Hon Thomas +. Davis has been at PARK
ersburg a part of this week on business
Georre L. Corder, Of Weston, was In our
city Friday Of this week.
Can't. @. M. whatsoever made a ousl-
ness trip 10 Parkersburg the latter part OF
Mr.. G. 3. Durbin and wife are in st.
Louis attending the exposition.
Miss Rose Flsnnery is visiting Flenos
in ParkersOurg.
Miss Nettie PRESS IS at the Peabody In
stitute, Baltimore, for ayesrs' course IN
music.
Harvest home service will be held at the
Lutheran Church Sunday morning.
Mr.. John Sinscl. who has oeen in the
revenue service for the past six years, aud
stationed al New York City, was trans
ferred 10 West Virginia the past week.
John decided il he had 10 come BACK 10
West Virginia, he would quit Uncle Sam,
so be is now at home. Mr.. Sinsel mas many
friends here who are glad 10 see nm oack
home once more.
Miss Lizzie Mallonie IS IN Falrmont
visiting friends and relatives.
Rev. j. A. Barnes, pastor OF the M. r.
Church, in this city, returned nome WIN
his family Thursday, They spent the sum
mer NJ Bonton's Ferry.
Miss Minnie McGraw returned nome
from Mountain Lake Park Thursday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Sheats and family nave re-
turned home from Mountain Lake FarA,
where they spent the sumner.
Mr.. joan Bradshaw is confined at ms
home with typhoid fever. MIR. Bradshaw
is a very old man and his friends are very
anxious about MIN.
The contractors that are putting up the
ODD Fellows Insurance ball nave the brick
work COMPLETED. This building Will be an
insurance building when completed. IL
will be 4Uxl0O and five stories high.
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mOKGANTOWN.

Mo2GANrowN, W. VA, September %
T-nkpoyn parties fred @ cannon oQe night
last week near Commencement Hall, the
shock breaking about fifty panes OF glass
in the building.
A very pleasant reception was given
Thursday night by the Y. L. >. Z. b. attn
residence OF Rev. BucEnanOou. The even
iDg was passed in game and singing. Es-
freshmeuts were elegantly served.
\ select crowd enjoyed a pleasant oven
ing with the hostess Of the Hotel PEABODY
recently.
publican meeting at this place Octooer =.
IL will be addressed by Hon. A. 4. Day
ton, :. b. Elkins, }. n. Holt, Geo. y.
Stucgiss and ). n. Gfamm.
Work on the new Opera House is being
rapidly pushed. 1t is hoped TO have II
completed by the last Of November. IT
will be three stories high. The Odd Eel
lows are TO occupy the third story.
The foundation is being laid for the Sec
ond National Bank building. It will be
four stories high. Huston " Demaln are
the contractors.
Word on The Baptist Church is being
pushed and il will likely be completed oy
the end of the year.
The Union Improvement Company will
begin work soon on u fine new building.
Student A. W.. Stevenson received a Sc
we're spraiued ankle while playing foot
ball.
w. c. Myer, an old student, stopped in
town a few days en- route to Yale.
G.. A. Wade, of this place, left for Phlla-
delphia Friday, where be will complete his
medical course N the Jefferson Medical
College.
Logan Casselberry leaves ina few days
for medical school.
DIR. f.. NJ. Turner spent a few days last
week with his family at this place.
Miss Patton. of Pittsoarg, is visiting the
family Of u. NJ. Grant.
Lieut.. Z. d. Ramsey has returned TO his
post after an illness OF several weeks.
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PARKEksBURG

PARECEsUURG. w. Va. September %
Miss Wren, who has been visiting here,
returned 10 her home in Norfolk. Va.
MIR. aad Mrs. Beecner are visiting
friends 10 Wheeling.
Miss Zaluma Archer left Monday for
Washington, where she will attend col
lege this winter.
MIR. John II. Cooper has gone to Har-
ward 70 take "a poss graduate course.
Mrs. j.. w. Quinn and little son Ava, Of
Lauckport, and her mother of Lubbock,
have returned from a visit 70 PtttSburg.
Senator q. &. Finley was lns Marietta
Tuesday on 0usjudsS,
Judge Fleming, Of Ravenswood is in the
city.
Hon. A. NJ. Campbell aud son, OF St.
Marv's are guests at the Commercial.
ID. L. Jamisou left Saturday for Chicago,
where he will practic law.
Mrs. King and Miss Mary Murdoch will
will return home next Week from q visit 10
Jamestown, n. y.
Mr.. George IS. ~Chorpeniag, Of Clarks-
burg, is 10 town.
Thomas A. What. OF Huntington, Is a
guest az the BleuuerhassetL
The Rsger-Cols wedding was a very
charming affair. It occurred Thursday
evening at the brides home on Market
street. Hearty congratulations are extend
ed by all.
Mr.. George W. Summers, OF the Internal
Revenue, was in Marietta Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Dunlap, Of Chicago, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dunlap left for Wheeling Friday evening
10 visit friends ia that place.
Mrs. Rlf5e, Of Cumberland, is hereon a
visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. George RiHee on
Green street
Miss Daisy Swift entertained q number
Of her friends on Ninth street very pleas
antly Thursday evening.
The luncheon gwen by Mrs. Small at
her residence on Ann street, Wednesday
evening, was quite q swell affair.
Master Joe Neal entertained a number
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81. C~LAIKsvILLE.

ST. CLAGRsvILLE, o., September %
Miss Mary C~lemmeuts, of Bellaire. was
the guest of Miss Maggie Anderson this
week.
Mrs. o. p. Hoff and children, Of Bar
bour county, w. Va, are the guests Of
Judge Hoff and family.
The following persons were elected to
the Board of the Belmont County Agri-
cultural Society: James w. Frasier, VIM.
Lodge, w. G. BergUnthal, Addison Bundy,
L. p. Bailey, Leroy Sedgwick, Ed. Hob
son. A. {. Dsrrsh, to serve two years; r.
NJ. Eaton, Henry K. Neff, John Israel, for
one year.
Mavor Kennon issued q proclamation
closing saloons and places where liquor
could be had within two miles Of the fair.
Il was almost strictly observed, as there
was but little drunkenness.
Miss Mason. Of Columbus, is at Mrs.
Clevenger's millinery store for a few
weeks.
| Of Uhrichsville, were visiting their former
bone this week.
Rev. II. Webb. the pastor Of the NJ. E.
Church for two years past, was sent by the
| Conference TO Kent, .. Rev. DIV. Chaud-
Ter is the newly appointed pastor 10 this
The brick work on the NJ. z. Wilson new
block is completed.
A crowd OF Franklin College students at
tended the fair Thursday, ana gave the
| town some college songs In the evening.
@. z. White, deputy United States mar
shaI, Of Columbus, was in town Thursday.
Thos. j. Merritt is visiting his daughter
in Pittsburg.
David Darrah and wife, Of Bellaire, have
been the guest Of A. c. Darrah and family
this week.
Rev. Robt. Alexander attended the St.
C~lairsvilIe P~resbytery at Morristown Tues
day and Wednesday.
Homer S. West left Wednesday evening
| for Cincinnati, where he will attend the
medical college. He is the fifth Of the
West family to attend this school.
Masker Willie Howard has returned to
his hIme at Waynesburg, after several
I weeks stay here.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., September 29.-Mrs.
Mary Hofer ard daughter, Mrs. Lee Bare,
returned home Thursday from Cleveland,
Ohio, where they had been the guests Of
Rev. Philips and family.
Capt. Muhleman ana sister, Mrs. Ions
dale, were at Sardis Friday.
Miss Lizzie WeIchsel, Of Wheeling, was
the guest Of her brothers. family here Tor
several days this week.
Florence VOegtly, OF 'ttsburg, was In
town this week calling o. ais relations.
Miss Jennie ShafTer, of Wheeling, IS the
guest of Miss Alice Rist.
Rev. Wilson returneduhome Wednesday
morning from Warren. OHIO, where he
had been attending conference. He Will
remain another year with the church az
this place.
The w. +. M. S. met at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huhleman, at
Ruckhill, Ohio, on last Tuesday evening.
The all report a pleasant time.
Miss Louise Aushutz is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Sarah lombard.
Miss Lib Noll entertained a number OF
her married friends on last Wednesday
evening in q charming manner Refresh
ments were served at a seasonaole hour.
On last Thursday evening there was a
merry assembage at the nome OF Mrs.
ILUIASC AAoANAs ~ NL@EO SSA1
Jacob, sam and Ernest gave a party TO
quite a large rumoer Of their lady and
gentlemen friends. The rooms were beau
tifully fastooned with flowers and plants
arranged by the deft hands Of the boys.
Music was furnished, which was very en-
pertaining and highly appreciated, and
other amusemeuts were INDUCED in until
a late hour. At midnight an elegant re-
past was spread, which was merrlly dis
cussed by all.
Miss Rena Noll, of Marietta, o., former
" of this place, is the guest Of friends in
DR.. Ward, dentist, Of Clarington, o., has
been in town the past week doing office
work for DR.. Ferguson, who was unable
TO be here.
Mrs. John Dopler, of Proctor. w. Va,
was the guest Of friends in town Friday.
Prof. w. +. Sykes was at Darlington,
O., Saturday on business.
Mrs. Helen Richards, Of New Mata-
moras, O., is the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
NJ. Suter.
Mrs. Jim Suter and son, of Allegheny,
are guests Of relatives in town.
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CLARRsBURG.

CLARKsBuRG, w. Va, September %
The names presented % the Democratic
Convention FOR the nomination Of delegates
10 the Legislature were john e. Vance,
Orman Randolph. J. w. Gerard, D.. l..
Hall and w. b. wilkinson.
Mrs. Robert II. NorthcOtt, OF Kansas, is
the guest OF Gen. Il. .. NorthcOtt.
Miss Artha Drummoud has returned
from a visit TO Washington, Pa.
Prof. and Mrs. CorDlY have returned
from an extended visit East.
Charles Holden is home from the Uni
versity.
Colonel Benz. Wilson has returned from
Littleton. where he delivered an address
10 toe Democrats.
Hon. John Hutchinson Is here In the
Casey Randolph land suit.
Miss Edna Foley, OF West Union, is Wis
iting Miss Blanch Parnell.
Hon. George c.. Sturgiss was in this city
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with her brother, has returned to her home
Mrs. ]. Leach and family, who have been
visiting their friends In the country, have
returned home. .
MRS. M. Rome, of Pittsburg, is the guest
of her mother, on MoMechen street.
A. Pelley is in the country.
The pie social given by the Aid Society
cleared Sl5. a.,
while at work Thursday morning at the
skelp department. at the benWood iron
works.
J. Mitchell will move his family to
Wheeling next week.
Ora Berklev entertained a number OF
her friends at her home in a hospltaols
manner. Dancing was the CHIEF amuse-
ment Of the evening. Music was furnished
by Longs orchestra.
A lodge Of the Equitable Aid Union was
organized here last week.
William C~rockard, manager OF the River
side blast furnace, has purchased a line
driving horse.
Col. Ben Wilson was in town one day
this week.
Tuesday evening Council met and all the
officers received their paw.
j. Landers is slowly recovering from a
lingering illness.
A crowd of young folks of this city at
tended a party at Bellaire thursday even
ing in honor of Miss Lizzie He'll. Tho
evening was spent in a most pleasant man
ner.
Mrs. G. Siegfeld, of Steubenville, was
visiting her sister the past week.
Mrs. Pat Hepe was up from Proctor on
business.
Mrs. c. Beck and Mrs. J. Remeker were
in the city calling on their friends.
Mrs. Ode Elder, of MoundsvllIe, VINO
who was the guest Of friends, mas re-
turned home.
John Smith, Of Sherrard, called on his
BenwOod friends yesterday.
Members of Odd Fellows attended the
grand outing Thursday at Wheeling PARK
A small child of Mrs. Kerr died Friday.
She is a widow Of poor circumstances
Mrs. B. +. Peabody, Of Glendale, IS In
the city.
Yesterday was pay day ct the Wheeling
steel WORKS.
A fire occurred in Benwood early yester-
day morning. Two small dwelling houses
belonging to Walter Clark on the hill side
were burned TO the ground.
At her home in BeuwOOd Miss Minnie
TAYLOR pleasantly entertained a numoer OF
her friends from Wheeling. They all
spent u deugnJIul evening tO5cluSl. ~
freshments were served. The guests de-
parted at a late hour, wishing their charm
ing hostess many happy events OF the even
ing.
Bruce Dolbeare and Jim Smith have re-
turned from JacKtown.
The Knights OF Maccabees will organize
a tent here soon.
Ex-Sheriff Hicks, of Moundsyille, was
In town Yesterday.
Paul Riddle and Decne and Shane Bell
have returned from turtle hunting in BraX-
ton county.
Miss Mary Cooke is visiting friends in
Pleasant Valley.
Albert A!tmeyer IS back from Sisters
vile.
Mrs. Charles Price, will have an open
ing on Tuesday and Wednesday, October
2 and 8. Full line of fall and winter hats
and cloaks. all styles at low prices. La
dies are invited.
Mrs. DR.. Eskey, who is seriously i'll, is
no better.
The NJ. e. Church would like for all
children TO be present tomorrow to cele-
brate the grand rally.
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RAvENsWOOD.

EU~ LNQNau tue
-ooafdl1g h6qsgnerly Eep 0y DER in
that city.
Monday last Doc Ablss was adjudged
insane, and taken 70 the Spencer asylum.
@. w. k0tzeDue is home from a two
weeks visit in Malaga.
AIRS. Dr. HawOrth, of Sistersville. aud
Egede MoMillen aud wife, of Huntington,
were guests of Mrs. A. y. keeaey over
Sunday.
Ike Denver, Of Pitts5urg. is here drum
ming up trade with the drug stores.
Miss Hattie Chapman, who was so serl-
Cusly Injured 0y q runaway horse three
weeks ago, came in from Ripley Wednes-
dav aud expects 20 Doc able 70 take charge
ofher room n the pUolic schools next week.
John Gibbs has gone 20 Nebraska % To-
cate. He was accompanied by his aunt,
Mrs. Maria Fisher.
Eli Lathem, Sr., left Monday for Column
bus, o., 10 make his home with his child
zen.
Mrs. W. A. Holland and sons, WIN aud
Dana, have gone 90 Washington City 10
spend tho winter, the boys entering school
there.
Mrs. Morgan. of New Brighten, Pa, is
visiting her brother, h.. &. Rowing.
Dr.. h0yJ, whose IeSig nauou AS Supor,n-
teadeut Of the Second Asylum for the In
a az Spencer, was sent 20 the Board Of
Directors Of tlatl institution W weeks
600. will return % bis hOms here n re-
sumo the practices OF medicine. The Doc
tor was sadly missed by his former friends
and patients here who viii gladly welcome
hIFh0ue.
John Watts. of the firm Of W. O.. Watts,
GSro. * son, has returned from his tal,
porchasiug trip 10 Cincinnati.
The venerable mother OF Judge r +.
Fleming is here visiting her SON..
Hiss Florence Mckay, Of Ripley Land
Ing, is quite IN.
The M0uut1ueer has again changed hands,
this time being purchased by Charlie and
John Ricketts,, father and son. The Rick
etts are practical printers, tue elder hav-
iug been foreman of the Jackson BuJle for
"a NUMBER Of years and having trained his
son iu the ONCE OF the same paper. They
are both well skilled In newspaper WORK
and should make successful editors.
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BENWOOD

One of the most successful picnics Of the
season was given by the Orlole CLUB Of
Glendale. Quite a number of Benwood
people were present.
The Benwood Building and Loan Asso-
citation is booming.
ID. Arnett, Of Psden's Valley, is in the
CITY for q few days.
8 taffy party was given By Hattie Sat.
terfeld Friday evening.
Rebecca Lodge request all members 70
be present next FRIDAY evening to attend
TO some business o~fimpOFtance.
A small child Of Paul Rigot died Friday
afternoon OF pneumonia
Mrs. HerbeA and daughter, Of Wheeling,
were guests Of BenWood friends.
AyOuuc son Of j. FOrdice is very low
with msmbTaDeous crop.
Mr.. j.. Smith painted the parsonage
fence.
The City Hall wa renovated and white
Washel this week.
MrA 0. &. Wilson, Of Woodland, is q
gueN f her mother in this city.
~ property owners viii hold a meeting
Y evening at the City Hall.
sie aud Gertie He'll. Of Bellaire, were
2 Of Miss Emma Taylor on Main
2 Stewart has moved his family to
+ ahHcan voters a Union district
me e nominate q