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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
HANNIBAL'

HANNIBAL, O.. December 29.-Mrs. John
Hotter, of Bellaire, o. arrived Christmas,
and is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Baer.
Misses Daisy Noll and Eva Hoskiuson
were guests OF Sistersville friends several
days this week.
Alva Moore editor of the Wetzel Repub-
lican was here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Dietrich, OF Buckhill,
o. were visiting relatives here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Rev. Earnest Wilson, u student OF MT.
Union College is here this week visiting
his parents Rev. and Mrs. g. NJ Wilson.
Friday evening the Social club was
again dependent on the courtesy OF Capt.
Charles ana Miss Minnie Muhleman Tor
entertainment at their beautiful home on
the South Side, where they served a
sumptuous six o'clock dinner 10 sixteen OF
their friends, after which the evening was
diversified by various forms of amuse'
ment, interspersed with vocal and instru-
mental music. At eleven o'clock the guests
took their departure reluctantly.
Miss Ola Wetzel was the guest OF MISS
Mint fisher Tuesday.
Miss Georgia Muhleman, OF Buckhlll,
o., was visiting friends here Iuesday'
After spending several days with MS
parents, Alva Voegtly left for Pittsburg
Wednesday.
Messrs. Rose and Mallory, Of Darlington,
were on our streets Tuesday.
Theodore O'Neill aud Fred Bare were
at Martinsville Tuesday.
Miss Alice Voegtly entertained a num-
Der Of her friends Friday evening IN
charming manner.
Miss Mary Riggs left for her home near
Gallipolis, o., Thursday on the hudson,
after a six weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs Elizabeth Muhleman, OF Buckhill,
O.. was a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. IS.
O'Neill Tuesday and Wednesday.
George Braunlich left for Powhatan
Wednesday, after spending several days
here with his parents
Miss Edna Dunlap, OF Marietta, o., Tor
merly of our town. arrived Tuesday morn
ing and is spending the holidays with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Roselieb, of Trail Run, o., Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Rev. Custer
Miss Dora Potts, Of Sstersville w, Va,
spent Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A G. w. Potts.
An interesting affair OF the past week
was on Christmas eve at the English NJ. 10.
Church, when the members OF that Sunday
School rendered cantata, "Santa and the
Fairies" which reflected great credit upon
both superintendent and scholars. The
vocal selections were excellent. Other per-
formances deserving praise were doll
drill by sixteen little girls and two recita-
tations by Gilbert Wilson, which kept the
audience in continual good humor, as the
audience bestowed its applause generously
On the whole the entertainment was very
creditable and can long be remembered.
Billy Neuenschwander spent Christmas
with his mother in town.
Mrs. Rev. Hevilow and daughter Bessie
left for the northern portion of the State
Wednesday to visit relatives.
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BARNEsvrLLK

BAnxrsvr1LE. O., December c9.-Mr.
Frank Lipencott, who Is working In q ho-
tel at Fostoria, o., has been visiting his
parents on last Main street
Andy Hawkins aud sister, OF Quaker
City, visited friends here this week
Oscar and Ed Brown. who have been
working at Urbana, spent Christmas With
the parents on West South street.
Mrs. F. w. Hubbard and daughter,
Madge. OF West Church street, are visit
ing relatives at Bellaire.
J. 5. Garner has returned from the East,
where he has purchased q large stock OF
notions.
Mr., Raymond Evans. of Pitssbnrg, Is
visiting his cousin, Miss Lizzie Jordan, or
North Chestnut street.
The Ladies AID Society or the Second
ward, ZELDA social in the M T. church
Thursday evening.
Charley Eaton, OF Pittsburg. spent
Christmas with his parents on North Arch
street
Miss Ines Riddle is home visiting her
parsnts, Mr.. and Mrs. e. V. Riddle, on
North Chestnut street.
Jim Shankland and Cnrley Conner. OF
Urbans. are spending Christmas with
GAINESVILLE friends.
Miss Gail McKeever Is spending the
holidays with her parents.
Dr. Fred Peregoy, OF this place, spent
Christmas with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
VIM Peregoy, OF Bellaire.
Miss Maud Davis, OF North Chestnut
street, visited Cambridge friends this
week
Misses Matte and Mary Campbell. of
Kimbolton. and Mrs. VIM. Leap, OF Cam
bridge, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Gratigny
this week.
Miss bessie Campbell Is homo from q
visit with Wheeling friends.
Mrs. G. H. Little aud daughter are
spending the holidays with relatives OF
Wheeling
Charley Knox, Of Columbus, Is visiting
relatives aud friends OF this place
Miss Olive Hornerook, OF the High
school. Is spending her holidays At her
home in CAMBRIDGE.
Miss Kate Mcconnell and Miss Flora
Griffin, of this place, are spending tae holi.
days with Miss Leota Swan. Of Allegheny,
Pa.
Miss Nora Clark. OF our public schools,
Is spending the holidays ~ her home IN
Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Jack Sked. OF South Chestnu
street, is visiting relatives at Columbus.
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sIsTERsVILLE NO1Es.

Me ssrs. Mike Heating F. D. Mccoy
were in the Clarington field yesterday.
David Trick, Of Marshall county, was
here yesterday.
The Twilight Mandolin Club gave a
pleasant dance in Boyers 81 Pollack's city
hall last evening. About twenty couples
were in attendance aud the affair was one
of the truly happy events Of the holiday
season.
MIR. John Eddy and wife, of Toronto,
were the guests of relatives here yester-
day.
Mr.. Bert Kennedy, who is home from
school, entertained number Of his friends
last night.
The Citizens Hose Company elect their
officers next Thursday night.
The blizzard has fairly demoralized bus
mess. causing all operations to cease for
the time being, and making hundreds or
pumping wells to shut down. There Is
therefore little to chronicle in the way Of
oil news IN the field but the jolly Oil
Compsny's strike, attended by the Victor's
.his ia the same locality, will open up a
large section of new territory, and Sisters
vile will experience q new boom on the
appearance Of good weather. Pipe Line
runs reported, 1860.
Colonel Joe Bayers purchased the red
front clothing store yesterday from h. W..
Barnet.
The Mononck Lodge Of K. Of P. will
meet on next Friday night.
John Slanaker is visiting his mother
from Cumberland, Md.
DR.. w. H. Gillespie is in Wheeling.
The Thomas Concert Company will APP
pear at the Opera House on the Sth of
January, under the auspices of the Pres
bvterian Church. The funds are to go to
build school house in Wyoming for the
State.
A "Barrel of Money! is the next attrac-
ton announced at the Biiou Opera House.
Marteny q Smith have purchased one
half of the Soper lot for 8, 200.
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BRIDGEPORT.

The reception given by Mrs.JameS Dun
can at her residence, on Whitley street.
Friday afternoon, from TO 5. was very
delightful affair. The house was deco
rated with smilax and roses, and potted
ulRnts. Mrs. Duncan was assisted in re-
ceiving her guests by Mrs. John Mitchell,
of Newark; Mrs. Thomas Z. Orr, Pitts
burg; Mrs Shuttleworth. Martins Ferry;
Mrs. Turner, Bridgeport. The dining
room was presided over By Mrs. w. 5.
Fisher, Misses Duncan, Ingleoright, Alex
ander Prof. Charles Kiilmeyer played
during the reception.
The Belmont County Farmers Institute
will be held at St Clairsville next Thurs
day and Friday, January and l. Several
prominent men are down on the pro-
gramme, among whom are DR.. Marsh,
president Of the Mt. Union College, and
H Miller, of the OHIO Farmer, and a
number of others, which adds interest TO
the meeting
Vince Campbell has been in Penrsyl-
vania on pleasure and business trip COM
bined.
The silver medal contest which came of
Friday night was largely attended, IS
several OF the contestants were home peo-
pie. Miss Enidy Mccarthy, OF Martins
Ferry, was the lucky one and won the
medal.
Several pieces of the Rhodes property
were sold Friday by Auctioneer Mitchell
Mrs. Harding, Of PItts0urg. has been the
guest OF Mrs. David Wagner for several
days.
Fred Fox. teller Of the Dollar Bank. has
been laid up with the quinsy for week
Miss Nellie Lyle entertained q slelghing
party. Thursday evening. at her home out
the pkg.
II. n Clark has been confined TO the
house al week with heavy cold
]. K.lJolly and g. w. Fowler 4zve been
in Sisttrsville for sever several days on
business conpacte& Xl1h taeSre fil vel,
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PIEDMoNT.

PIEDMONT, w. VA, December al.
Lareeut, OF FrostOurg, Md, was in town
Thursday en- route for Mountain Lake
Psrs. where be instituted castle OF the
Mystic Chain. He was accompanied By +.
N. Rose and J. NJ. Stanley, OF the Herald,
WHO assisted him in the work.
Alfred Conner, who was injured several
weeks ago in the Piedmont yards, was able
IN walk oat on Sunday last. he spent
christmas with relatives in Frostburg,
Budd Conner, Frostburg, and Thomas
Nichaels, of Ayilton, Md, spent Christ
mas week here.
). H. Humbert, Of Harrisonburg. Va,
spent the week with his sister, Mrs. A. j.
Merrill. He leaves tomorrow for his
home.
the holiday season
Nr. I. II. Friend, Of SwantCn, Md,
called on US on Monday.
Dr. Il. X. Owens and Howard Dixon are
home from Baltimore.
Willie Cramer aud Albert Jones ara
home from Morgantown TO spend Christ
mas.
Mr. Joseph Michigan, Of Wheeling, was
at home tbis week.
]. NJ. Allan, travelling auditor Of the B.
& O. was here to-day on business
The Elite Club gave . hop last night. An
Interesting feature OF the occasion Was
bringing the ladies in sleigbs aud returning
them the same way
st Peters Catholic Church is holding a
fair in the school house, the Gilbert band
IN Fairyiew Hail. and Westernport puolie
e..hool in Odd Fellows hall. ReYObis Con-
AT BurlesQoe Company geye enleEfalp-
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Christmas with her sister, Mrs. DR.. r.
The Hope Society viii meet next Thurs
dav evening TO elect new officers for the
coming term.
Miss Katie Baugh is visiting in this city.
The Wheeling steel works is laid on on
account OF repairs, and will not resume op-
erati0ns until further notice.
The prizes given by Ollie Reed, consist
inc Of oyercoat and china set, will be
drawn on next Tuesday, January lst
Willie. son of J. Currens. had his arm
broken by falling OF horse, one day tnls
week
Lincoln Lodge No. 40 will celebrate
their anniversary on next Saturday nlght'
January ). at their hall on Main street.
n. Martin. wife and daughter, from
Oakland, Md, are here on visit.
Prof. j II. May, from F'airmont, was IN
the city visiting the Benwood public
school.
Mss Maggie McCracken, of Shepherds
town. is visiting the family OF Mr.. A.
Serig, on Main street.
Paul Riddle has just arrived from Pitts
Miss Daisy Johnson, Of Cadiz, o., is
spending a few days in our city.
MIR. J. Jones and wife were the guests OF
friends during the past week.
A Young gentleman FROM Johnstown was
calling on MIR. j. James during the past
week.
MIR. D. Fletcher, who was here on a
visit from Chincia, w. Va, has returned
hone.
Master Homer Newton was up from Sis
tersville visiting friends.
Miss Annie Nieghardt, Of Wheeling ISL
and IL tina guest of her cousin, Miss Laura
Riddle.
Miss Annie Billings, of East Liverpool,
was the guest of friends during the past
week.
Miss Laura Dare and mother are whiting
Mr. Frank Peabody, OF Glendale.
The New Years social TO be given oy
the Young society folks OF the German
Lutheran Church will take place at CITY
Hall January l. The contest for ladies'
gold watch will also take place on that
evening,
RebsSca Lodge held its regular meeting
Friday evening.
Mrs. II. McCrackeu has returned nome,
after pleasant visit here.
Miss Annie McCaoe is spending her hol-
idavs with her sister, Mrs. NJ. Weaver, OF
Cleveland, .,
Protected Home Circle met Thursday
evening at their hall and four new men,
bers we're initiated. The Home Circle is
still booming.
Mrs. john CaTagha left for her home in
Packers burg.
Mr.. John Arnett, of Sardis, o., stopped
10 see his old friends again.
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BENWOOD

Miss Jennie Hauseman leaves Monday
for Grove Greek.
The A. .. wv. will give select hop on
Monday evening, January 81.
VT. Sidell, mayor of New Martinsville,
and Clarence Clark. student at the Morgan
town University, passed through cur city
yesterday.
Several young ladies OF our city attended
a party In Wheeling Thursday evening
which was given in honor Of Miss Florence
Reed, Of that city,
Miss Helen McCabe is home from St.
Soseph's spending a few days with her
Robert Vance is here on visit from
Niles, Ohio
A dance win be given at Dolan's Hall on
New Years evening.
Mrs. Andy McGarrell, Of Marietta Ohio,
Is visiting her sister in this city.
Mr.. Ed. WisS, general maaager OF the
Riverside steel works, is oil spending a
vacation IN the East.
Fred Davis, accompanied by his brother
Harry, Is here from Muncie, Ind,
Council held a special nesting az the
CITY building Friday night
Prot. Riggs aud vile spent few days
IN the country.
Miss Annie Pelley has returned from
Grafton, where she had been spending hec
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WELLsBURs.

WzLLsBURG. Deem Der % Mrs. E. W.
Paxton and Mrs. A, Il. Medium are visit
ing at Washington, Pa.
Misses Annie Jeps0n and Retta Woods,
Of Wheeling, are guests OF Miss Katie
Roberts
Miss Ethel Sage entertained a number
of her friends az her home on Thursday
evening.
OIr. and Mrs W 3. Shaffer, Of Dayton,
o., spent their Christmas mere.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil ROsch, Of New Phil
Rdelphia, o., returned pa Friday, after
FPending a few days wtth Mr.. and Mrs.
~ iSSrrie NJ. Shepherd entertained q
~ ~ her yo6hg friends at her home
~ ESfft5in on wednesday evening.
Mrs. u. y. Kip Is spending the holidays
ht Coshoctou. y.
Miss Sue Lloyd and Virginia Kerr are
spending the holidays with friends in Ohio
|cOuntY.
Miss lea Bowman, Of Irondale, Ohio. is
spending her vacation with her parents
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bennett and Mrs.
jackson Jones, OF Wheeling, spent Christ
mas with friends in the city.
The concert given under the auspices OF
the young ladies Of the NJ. b Church, az
Barth's Han, on Thursday evening, was q
success In every sense Of the word
Miss Ella Baxter is visiting her uncle IN
PitIsourg.
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NEIGHB0RHO0D.
WHAF Has BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS IRE PAST WEEK.
scsisl AFairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
lalrssi Gathered By Register Reporters
Readable Rssams Of ihs News


hfA~NIv6ToN, W. Va, December %
Miss Grace Clayton, q handsome young
lady Of New0urg is spending me holidays
win ncr grandmother, Mrs. II. Clayton.
Miss Aaaa MILAN spent the holidays
win relatives aJ MOrgant0wn.
The Trolley System in the Opera House
"Wednesday evening was greeted by good
8ize crowd.
Z. C. Shelter. a pumper for the South
Penn on Co. was burned ri0ay. he at
tempted 70 turn stop COCK Ia tank house
on the HAYS lease, and the gas ignlte0
from some cause, burning aim very badly.
The tank house and TWO tanks Of OIL were
consumed.
Columbia Lodge No. i64, *. OF p. at its
meeting Friday night elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term: y. u.
T. j. Haskin; V. C., T.. j. Rex; F., Z. r..
Pitler; rM Of W., Riley Il. JOllih5 NJ. az
A., A. Hawkins, r. OF r. and ). and NJ.
Of F., Rev. Albert Day; NJ. OF T., A. F.
MILAN; Trustee. 7. v. Morgan.
The Public Schools viii resume We'd
EesCay morning, after ten days holidays.
Among the scholars homo from school az
q distance we note: Roy Stewart and
Jas. Atna, and Misses Stella Hall aud Adj
die johnson, of West Virginia Conference
Seminary A5CckhannO1; Burchard and
Miss Bkfhche Koen, from Washington, Pa. {;
Fred dBeatty aud Van Burt from Ooerlin,
Ohf6
Prof w. A. Haggerty. Of the West vir-
ginia Conference Seminary, will spend the
HOLIDAYS here with his father.
Mrs. S. W. S6liings, left for Bradford,
p. last week, where she VIII maze ner
future home.
The schOlars ofthe NJ. E. Sunday School
rendered very pretty and entertaining
programme TO a large audience Ia tue
church Christmas eve. Tue Presbyterian
Sunday School also gave a very pretty en-
tertainment in theircnurch CHRISTMAS eve
ming.
FL. Burchinal and Or. F. r. Warden
returned Saturday from a weeks hunting
trip In the Wild mountains near Philippl.
Genial AOla FloWers,Of the Owen House,
Washington, ID. e., was visiting his par
ents the hrst Of the week. lie returned 70
Washington Tuesday
Marshal Sturms, Esq, returned from
MOrgautOwn Tuesday, where he was visit
ing his wife, who has been very III, but IS
now recovering.
II. l.. Timolia is building new house on
Locust street.
Prof W. =. McDaniels, Of the public
schools, spent the holidays at MOrgantOwn.
The South Penn Oil C0npany'S Blatz
No. II rugged up this week.
The South Pean OIL COmpany's 3. II.
Blackstone is in the sands aud viii be In
this week. liz is a Big Injun we'll.
The South Penn OH COmpany's Free
lands Nos. I and ? rugged up this week.
Their Youst No. has the rig about com
pleted.
The South Penn Oil Company's Krum
No. !, northeast Of town, should be in this
week.
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sARpIs.

SARprs. o., December 29.-Geo. Thomp
son is spending few weeks with friends
aud relatives in. Toronto.
Miss Sadie Ronshsw entertained few
OF her friends at the home OF her brother,
Frank Renshaw, on Tuesday eveBing.
Miss Emma Johnston, in the employ OF
the Sardis cash store. will spend few
weeks vacation at her home In Gallipolis,
leaving town to-day.
G. Il. Waters and wife are visiting
relatives ia Canton, Ohio
Schools are closed for the holidays. The
principal. Prof. II. X. Walton will spend
his vacation in Washington. ID. G.
A quiet wedding TOOK place here few
DAYS ago. The contracting parties were
Mr. Kasper Colvin aud Miss Mable Stauf-
ter, both of this county.
Miss Sadie Renshaw, the charming
young sister OF Mr.. Frank Rcnshaw, OF
this place, left for her home In Butler, Pa.
on Wednesday evening, after visit OF a
few months.
The Sardis Cornet band gave a homo
talent play in the city hail on Thursday.
Friday aud Saturday evenings. The lead
err informs US that he was agreea5iy sur
prised az the attendance.
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which promises great deal. The well is
flowing $50 barrels day.
First NJ. E. church, Kirkwood, morning
topic, "A prayer for prosperity" evening
topic, "The years teach wisdom" Ep-
worth League $50 p. N. Pastor Rev. G.
B. Henthorne
First Presbyterian church, morning and
evening usual hours. Christian Endeayor
6 80 D. N. Pastor Rev. j. M. Stephens.
The next term Of court opens January
Sth with Judge briggs on the bench. Up
to the present time one hundred and fifty
cases are on the docket, among them sew
eral criminal cases.
The Bridgeport Glass Company is hav-
ing their ofice fitted up very neatly.
Miss Daisy Fisher is spending few
with MIR. aud Mrs. Clarence Fisher, at
Uhrichsville.
Andrew Begg, of Dalmellington Ayr
shire. Scotland, is the guest OF John Nc
Fedries Mr.. Begg was on board the Cir
cassia, which was several days late on
account of the heavy sea.
L. n. Stevens was in Cleveland on ousi-
ness during the week.
Mrs. T. E. Orr, Of Fittsburg, and Mrs.
John Mitchell. of Newark, were guests OF
Mrs. James Duncan during the week.
Miss Madge Turner has been confined TO
the house for week with heavy cold.
The Kings Daughters will meet New
Years morning to celebrate their first an
niversarY. -
A. t. Bowie made business trip TO ALI
ance during the week in the interest OF
Bowie a. Co.
Geo. Fisher has returned to Massillon,
having finished his work on the G., H. u
w. railroad bridges at Wheeling creek.
w. Il. Butcher principal OF the Column
biana schools, was in town yesterday call
ing on friends.
Mrs. South gave pleasant dinner party
Thursday TO party OF Island ladies and
gentlemen.
The funeral of Mrs, Hunter, who died
Wednesday, occurred yesterday at P. M,
from her lste residence, West Bridgeport.
lnterment Linwood cemetery.
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Of court for completely in the murder Of
Friend Garner.
William Nolan. Chief Of Police OF our
CITY. was arrested Tuesday for carrying
mis- mace through Brooklyn. Mayor
Dougherty dismissed him after lnvestigat-
ing tie COMPLAINT.
The Sunday school exercises at the Vi.
E. Church, on Main street, were very IN
teresting Christmas Eve, and were well
ATTENDED, ia spite Of the bad weather. TIE
Christmas tree was loaded with candy ana
toys. The exercises were conducted o.
Judge Jacobs, superintendent Of tae school.
The exercises consisted OF music ana
dancing, which were well received oy the
older people.
NJ r. Morris. prosecuting attorney, was
az RaversWood the nrst st tnls week on
legal business.
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New MARTINsvuLE, December 29.-MisS
Virginia Springer is spending the holidays
with friends at Valley Faus.
Oliver WoOdcOck, W. =. Wiley and John
Q. McEldowney were az Wheeling the nrst
OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Mccormick, Of Sis
terlRi6e, are the guests OF Mrs. Joseph
Sideu. sam Wells and John Den
zere visiting az Darlington, o., Tues
Hoeg. Of Clinton, W. Va, and l..
OF Allegheny, were callers in town
arsns. of Moundsville, was here
d Mrs d. o. COunOr. Of Parkers-
visiting the family Of Judge UNI
lis week
j. ". McIntire is visiting her
e, Mrs. NJ Harrison, Of Franklin,
hall county, this week.
% W0odcOcS, the Main street under
ISNr, is suffering Of fractured rib.
s. b. Hall was az Sistersville Thursday
b. legal business.
nrs. ~. Bruce and son, Robert, are Wis
ing friends al Sisiersville this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Dunlap and daugh-
ter. Miss Hazel, left Tuesday on the Ben
Eur for PittsOurg, where they VIII visit
friends curing the holidays.
Mr.. ard Mrs. VIII Hanes, OF Columbus,
o.. aad Mss Stewart, of New Lexington,
o., are guests Of their uncle. g. Is. Wood
cock.
DR.. J. J. Richardson returned to Wash
krgton. ID. C.. Tuesday evening, the condi-
90 Of bis sister, Miss Daisy, being much
B. Moore, editor Of the wetzel Re
lean, is spending the holidays visiting
Ids Ga Kansas.
gorge Umslsad, Of the Seventh avenue
el. Pittsourg, is home spending the hOli-
Is with his parents.
3 guest Of the Misses Lizzie and Lena
W. Hin, our North street grocer,
De business trip 20 Wheeling, We'd
day.
Hiss Mamie McEldcwnoY visited friends
Darlington, Ohio, Tuesday.
Rev j. "a. Jackson. OF tae NJ. +. church,
DO. who Is stationed in Missouri, IS
spending the holidays with friends.
81. Crawford, of the New Martins
Natural Gas Co, visited bis home in
10, Christmas.
lis. NJ. Delaney, Of Wlsyvnle. is the
stof Mrs John O'Handlan TINS week.
ID. Young and family, Of Sisterviue,
mt Christmas with his father, Dr. j.
ung, OF Maple avenue.
\ B. Hunman. ESQ. OF MenCleshon,
was the guest Of his niece, Mrs. Med.
cdgross. Monday.
delven o. Moore, Of Warrington, was
biting his brother Q. ID. Moore Tuesday.
B. S. Arnold, Of the RepU olican Office
for his home at Bealsyille, Ohio, Mon
fiss Viola Wetzel attended q social
ertainment at Hannibal. Ohio, Monday
bong.
Krebs. Is home from the West Va.
Sly. 70 spend the holidays.
Cano. OF Sardss. Ohio was in
HuEgans was conveyed 70
~ ~ Snerin ID. H Cox.
yIcted and sentenced n
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Incredible.

South Bosom NssG
Mr.. Homemau-Dd you read The ar
ticle about tue foot haIl player getting
shot the other day?
Mrs. Homeman-No. John; but good
ness me, you don't mean 20 say the game
has come To that?
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At the TibIe.

Madsme-Rosalie, have found hair
in my soap.
Resale examining the hair closely
Madame can eat without fear; IL is
one from my false swltch.-Le Monde
Comque.