Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
NEW MARrINsVILLE.

/ New MARTINsvILLE, w. Va, March II.
| Postmaster John c. McEldowney has
| been seriously III for several days and is
| not-yet out Of danger
RI. Richardson was at Wheeling We'd
/ hesday on business.
/ Mrs. D. 3. O'COnno-, Of corner Of Union
/ aud North streets, is confined % her home
/ with a severe sick spell.
West Hunter was at Wheeling Thurs
/ day visiting friends on the Island.
/ A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. kapple Of
/ the South Side, died Thursday morning
/ with brain fever after a short illness.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Jacob KOOntz and son were
/ in Wheeling Wednesday visiting.
Miss Emma Habermehl, Of Clarington,
/ o., was the guest Of her friend Miss Jes-
/ sic Horn brook, during the week.
Basil Il. Bowers, Esq, was at st. Marys
this week attending court.
Capt. Bob McEldowney was at Sisters
| vile Friday.
u. E. Krebs, who has been attending the
University at M0rgantOwn, came home
| last Saturday to attend the funeral Of his
sister, Miss Mary, whose death was men
toned last week. He will return Monday.
Judge Il. =. Jacobs has moved into his
fine new brick house on North street. and
is now getting the ground in condition 10
plant a nice lawn. IL IS generally conceded
that the Judge has the finest house along
the o. r. K. r., between Parkers burg and
! WheeliRg and of course he is not little
proud Of it.
a great deal of moving has been going
on among our citizens the past week, and
it is almost impossible now TO tell where
anyone lives.
George Umstead, of Pittsburg, was here
last Sunday, visiting his parents, Judge
TTrrcfnad IN IpfrrarFriafrv frnrrQrn
The anniversary OF the Wetzel County
Bible Society viii be celebrated in the NJ.
| E. Church this Sunday evening at Z
o'clock All are invited TO attend.
tt is strange the City Council do not pass
a suitable ordinance to let some mutual
gas company into the town. Ii would be a
great benent TO the place, and l understand
Mills q Co. have signiied their intention
of bringing their product from Fluherty
run if the Council will give them some
satisfaction and pass an ordinance TO let
them bring it into the town.
The primary rooms OF the city schools
will close in about two weeks. The ad-
vanced department does not close until
some time in dune.
w, $. Barrick, OF Burton, was here this
week trying to get up stock company to
run a telephone line from that town
through Wileyville to this place.
Mrs NJ j. Metz, of MCMeGhen, was the
| guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Garrison the
/ hrst of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gilbert, Of Wheel
ing, who have been visiting Mrs. Gilberts
parents here for soPe weeks, have return
ed home.
Charles Mayors has returned from few
DAYS visit to Parkersburg.
Miss Alice Fox gave party to number
of her young friends at her home a short
distance from town Thursday evening, to
which a number Of young folks from this
place went. 1t was a farewell reception
given in honor OF that young lady before
her departure for Hanging Rock, o., where
she will spend the spring and summer Wis
iting relatives.
Miss Made Bucher is the charming
guest of friends ct Wells Bottom this
week.
The Economy store begun business here
one year ago Many jealous persons pre-
disted that they would not remain here
long, but there are none so foolish as TO say
80 now. They are doing a splendid busi-
ness-makng lots of sales ane are guaran-
teeing satisfaction WCtzcl Republican.