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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
GEAFTON.

GRAFTON. November 1.-THE Rerubli-
cans had quite blow out here Friday night,
Mr.. John Sinue IS attending U. 5. court
as a witness ~ Trenton, y. j.
Col. John T. McGraw IS in Baltimore
on business.
Mrs. win Blair, Of Clarksburg, is visit
ing friends in Grafton.
The many friends of Mr.. Harry Clayton
are glad TO know that he has re-entered
the service of the Singer Sewing Machine
company aud will open up headquarters
here again soon.
Mr.. aud Mrs T. r. Davis are visiting at
Baltimore win be gone a week or so.
Capt G.. Nj. Whitescarver has been In
Baltimore for the past week on business.
Rev. j. +. COwan was the guest OF J.W.
Hull Wednesday.
Rev.A. Moore, OF the NJ. r. Church, is
out with the other members Of the church
committee looking uD suitable camp meet
ing grounds for their conference.
Miss Tish Lavelle. of kauawha Station,
was the guest Of friends in me city this
week
Mrs. c. r. Durbln and children are in
ParkersOurg, the guest of Mrs F. NJ.
DurOin.
Attorney ". B. Maxwell, of Parsons,
was here a few days this week on profess
siOual business.
Several members Of the Masonic lodge
Of Grafton have been in attendance OF the
Grand Lodge of Wheeling the past week.
Many people here are now using natural
gas Nov with the water works COM
pleted wlil the any new buildings that
have gone up mere this summer Grafton
will put on a new appearance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
BRIDGzPORT.

Mrs. Ecerlie South is home from a Visit
with relatives at Pittsburg, "a.
Mrs. Springer, of New Lisbon, o., was
the guest of Mrs. Samuel JunLlns during
Mir. and Mrs. ]. E. B. Mcdonald and
family OF Columbus, o., are guests OF Mrs.
McDOnald's mother, Mrs. Holloway, on
Howard street.
Mrs. Rhine is able to .be out after q
weeks illness, and will take charge OF her
school Monday.
ward master, was ut Chvichsvllle several
DAYS the past week on business.
Several prominent gentlemen whist
plavers will enjoy the hospitality OF the
Island club on Tuesday evening. Their
admirers hope they viii come home with
Miss Lizzie T. McFadden has returned
TO Cadiz after weeks visit with friends
here.
A number Of our people attended the re-
cepIion Friday evening az the Mcclure
House, given by Miss Topping and MISS
MCNeChen.
was in town Friday on business.
Miss Eva COss has been indlsposed Tor
several days.
The Good Templars will have a Demon
est silver medal contest Friday evening,
November %. al the First Nj. r. Church.
K!rkwood Unusual interest IS manifest
ed in this contest, as all the speakers are
from abroad
Tue Rev. Charles Il. Nugent, former
Bridgeport boy, who was almost oereft OF
his hearing, writes 10 his friends that he
has been greatly benefited by treatment at
the hands Of a skillful aurist in Los Ange-
! les, Cal Mr.. Nugent's friends will GER
| taiulv be glad to learn Of his recovery.
The entertainment given by the Ladies'
| Aid Society of the KirSwood NJ. 4. Church
| Friday night was quite a success in every
| way. and the audience felt well repaid for
| their attendance.
An infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ford, of Etnavilie, died Thursday. The
! funeral took place yesterday. Interment
! at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Prof. NJ u. Smith made a visit with
| friends at Bethesda during the week.
Rev. J. II. Rogers, Of Toronto. was hero
! Friday.
Scott & McGraw have the contract for a
! handsome store-room and residence for
| Mr.. Frank Shirk, OF Pleasant Valley.
! Mr.. 3. Harvey IS spending a few days
| with his family at Wellsourg, w. Va
| Mr.. Vince Campbell has moved his law
! Office into the Oglebay block, on Bank
/ street
| The usual church services, morning and
evening. at tue following churches: First
/ PRESBYTERIAN church, by pastor, Rev. j.
| NJ. Stephens. Morning topic: THY
| Kingdom Come" Evening, Bands
| of Love- Christian Endeav0r meet.
! ing 6:3O o. n. KirkwOod NJ. L. church, by
| pastor. Rev. c. 3. HenthOrne. West ".
! Is. church. By pastor. Rev. ". d. Stevens.
| m a
| sermon Children's communion 10 "a n
J High mass aud sermon p. n. Vespel
/ services followed by instruction. Rector
| pay IAssDh Weigand
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
ST. CLAIKSVILLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., November I'D q.
II. Petty, of GAINESVILLE, is visiting friends
in this place.
Newell Hoge fell from haymow door
yesterday, breaking mis- arm.
Rev. J. A. Burnett and wife, OF Beaver,
Pa. are guests OF Rev. Balph.
j. G. Heinlein is in Town Today.
Mrs. JEFF Buchanan, OF GAINESVILLE, IS
the guest Of Mrs. q. 4. Steenrod.
w. V. Cambell, q Bridgeport attorney, IS
in the city on legal business.
The third of a series OF socials under the
auspices of the NJ. L. Church was given
Thursday evening at the home OF Nj. 4.
Wilson.
Beans. was the bill Of fare at the Pres
byteriau Church Friday evening. About
$50 was cleared.
Miss Bessie Hewetson entertained her
lady friends at an afternoon tea on
Wednesday.
A "cake-nalk'' aud festival will be given
this evening at the court house hall by the
A. NJ. f. Church
John Nichols will take in the Republican
blowout at PttsoUrg tonight.
Charlotte Rogers, an aged colored LADY
Of THIS place, died last night
Mr.. Frank cambridge, OF the B. r..
Wsde Company, Of Toledo, was in town
Friday.
James Harrison, accompanied BY Sam
jackson, took Samuel Goings, Louis Jor-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
WELLsBURG.

WEILsBURG, November 17.-Mrs. Annie
Mitchell, one Of our school teachers, is very
I'll.
Miss Belle Nichols has returned from a
pleasant visit in Wheeling.
James Beall. OF Baltimore, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. VIM. Crawford is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. John Fiinta, st Washington, Pa.
George ROBERTS Of MOundsville, is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Misses Sue Floyd and Ella Baxter, were
guests Of Wheeling friends on Saturday.
VIII Frazier, formerly OF this place, out
now OF Duukirk, Ind. was married last
week TO Miss Grace WhitmOre, Of the lat
ter place.
Nlr. John Hall and Miss Belle Jones were
married on Thursday by Rev. Mckee.
ON Monday. November 10Th, Henry c..
Dane will deliver his address. The Three
Great Naval Battles Of the Civil War;
under the auspices Of the Wellsburg Lee
ture Association.
Miss Graham, Of Wheeling, is visiting
Miss Emma Dare.
Miss Bertha Gasmire is visiting friends
in Pittsburg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
PARKERsBURG.

PARKERsBURG, W. VA, November IL
Mrs. Henry Jackson entertained lew
friends Friday evening at her home on
Seventh street in honor OF Mss Frye, the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Thompson.
Miss Townsend, VINO has been the guest
of Miss Gertrude Armstrong for some
weeks, has returned 10 her home IN Oak
land, Nd.
Miss Mary Leeds, of Grafton, is visiting
Miss Stella Powell.
Mrs. Mathison, Of Wheeling, is visiting
her son, James Mathison, OF the East
End.
Mrs. Waitman Barbe is visiting friends
in Fairmont.
The game Of football to be played Sat
urday afternoon between the MOrgantown
University and the Marietta College prom
Uses to be very interesting. The Morgan
town cOlors are blue and old gold, the Ma
rietta's white and blue.
Dr. =. :. Moore gave . dinner Tuesday
in honor of Judge Robert Turner, OF Nlr-
ginia. Those present were Judge Turner,
Doctor Burnell, Messrs. 5. ID. Turner, y.
+. Laird, p, w. Turner, Simms Powell.
8. Nj. Amber, DR.. Moore and wife.
Miss Elizabeth BradenOaugn gave a
charming whist party Tuesday evening ID
honor of Miss Anna Frye, Of Harrisburg.
who is now her guest The prizes were
awarded TO Miss Meigs Jackson and Mr.
L. L. Cox. Miss jackson received very
pretty picture---a water,
color. and Mr. Cox a silver key ring.
Those present were: Miss Frye, Miss
Richardson, of Wilmington, Del, Miss
THOMPSON, Miss Nan Snodgrass, Mrs. s..
r. Blackford, Miss Blackford, Miss De
Camp, Miss Virginia SnOdgrass, Miss
Meigs Jackson, Miss Bradenbaugh;
Messrs. Will Thompson. of New York,
Chester Kraft. Sprigg Camden, W. v.
Dana, &. ID. FOrrer, VIII Kelly, h. l..
Cox, 3. r. Blackford, W. 3. Hiteshew
and G. v Hiteshew.
MIR. Geo. Hastings returned TO Wheel
ing FRIDAY with mis- wife, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hastings,
in the Fifth ward.
The Misses Snodgrass gave delightful
progressive whist party Monday evening,
which was enjoyed immensely by all VINO
were present. Nine tables were used and
the prizes were awarded to Miss Cora
Turner and Mr.. Smith Turner. The lady's
prize was q Bohemian glass vase, with a
dark red rose IN il, and the gentleman S
prize was a small clock. Those present
were: Misses Emma Neal, Caroline smut
ter. Julia Smith, Warder, Laura Despard,
Laura Steers, Wait, Horror, Scrogins,
Mary Gardner and Judge Il. Ii. Turner, OF
Virginia; Messrs. George Gambriu Will
Nelly, w. l. Foreman, e. d. Forrer, Smith
d. Turner, p. w. Turner, Kent LOOMS,
@. d. Kraft, w. G. McConaughty, Clinton
Lockerrod, Z. A Bukey, w. b. Hiteshew,
@. II. Hiteshew, Frank Armstrong, p. r.
Wilson, Z. w. Wilcox and George Sum
mers.
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CLARKsBURu.

CLARKsBURG, W. Va, Nov. Il.
Miss NetJie BOggers. VINO has been at
tending school at BuCkhanOn Seminary, is
visiting her parents in this county.
A. r. Conway and \. +. Bumgardner,
Who have been in the mountains hunting,
killed three deer.
Alvin Basel, OF Lost Greek, while
driving cattle near Mingo, Randolph cOun-
", shot a deer with revolver, and killed
il.
James Hawker, who died al Salem few
DAYS ago, was an Old and respected citizen.
He WAS born February 3, ISL, IN MOnon-
county forty years.
The Republicans had a big parade and
blow out at ShinustOu on Thursday night.
John Stuart is in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thompson. who
have been visiting in Baltimore, have re-
turned home.
Jno. Il. Boggers has returned from Add
son.
Colonel j. Y. Moore is in Washington,
D. G..
Mrs. Georgia Johnston is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Anna Osborn,
john Dunn is here from New York.
Professor ID. NJ. Willis has taken
charge of the business college at Weston.
Major IL. :. Gardner has opened a real
estate and loan Office
Among those spoken Of for the United
States Senate are >. b. Elkius, y. Con, q.
T.. SturEiss, ". Z. Hubbard and John a.
Hutchinson. But of all these where is
there q man in the party more deserving
than General II. Con, or who has done
more for his party and who would more
ably represent West Virginia in the Unit
ed States Senate! Certainly Elkins will
not be chosen over that learned and patri-
otto citizen. GOG is to the Republican
party what Wilson is TO the Democratic
party.
Mrs. Jessie Miller is visiting in Parkers-
burg
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W, List have returned
from a tour 70 Eastern cities and gone 10
Wheeling, their future home.
Mrs. Julia Holmes has returned from
visit 70 Marietta.
Misses Hattie and May Con are in New
York City.
Miss A. Sherlock, who has been visiting
Dr. and Mrs Forrest, has returned TO her
home in Cincinnati.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
SARDI5.

SARDIs. November l7.-Miss AIDA
Cline, OF Powhatan, is visiting friends
and relatives in town this week.
T.. w. Litten, OF WitteEs, O., was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Litten, last Sunnay
DR.. j. X. Ferguson, dentist, OF Marietta,
has been at tho O'Neill House the past
week.
The Big Six CLUB was entertained at
the home Of Mrs. Noah Litten, Friday
evening, November 8, the occasion being Il
taffy pull
Mrs. VIM. Harris. who has been visiting
friends and relatives at Glen Easton for
the past two weeks returned home Satur-
day.
Miss Blanche Lennon accompanied by
her brother Earl, spent last Sunday at
the home Of Miss Magic Hotter, at Han
niOal.
Mrs. Rube Richardson and daughter
Daisy. Of New Martinsville, was visiting
relatives in town this week.
Quite number from here attended the
Republican blowout at Sistersville on
Monday evening. All report a good time.
Miss Eva NesOitt, of Sistersville, spent
last Tuesday with friends in town.
Mr.. Arch Ninensetter, OF the steamer
II. X. Bedford, IS visiting friends and
relatives in town for few days.
Rev. Darby, of Bealsvi.le, o.. preached
an excellent sermon in the NJ. e. Church
Wednesday evening.
$. b. Hartman was at New Martinsville
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Louis Urpman, Of Clarington, was
in town Wednesday.
The Sardis Cornet Band is making ex.
tensiye preparations for big play some
time during next month.
The half dozen Little Folksn were en-.
tanned very highly at the home Of Mrs
Frank Renshaw, on Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, w. Va, November 10
Mr. T. j. Orndoff, of Romney, W. Va,
was in town Tuesday aud Wednesday;
Ex-senator Henry G.. Davis was here
Thursday.
II is expected that Mr.. W. T. Blackiston
will take charge of the Elk Garden mines
soon, and MIR. w. + Heskitt will super
cede Mr.. Blackiston at this place.
The pupils and teachers Of Westernport
public school have organized an orchestra
TO meet every Thursday evening IN the
lecture room Of the school building.
Prof Robert Smith Will instruct them
on the violin, mandolin, banjo and guitar
Mr.. C.. 4. Trenton and wife, OF Chicago,
are visiting MS parents in Westernport.
Cards are out for the weddings OF Mr.
Claude Gretzner and Miss w. Herster
November 20, also Mr. Jos. Toney ana MISS
Fannie Michaels, November %.
The Burg arr was rendered at the
Opera House last Thursday evening.
The little daughter, aged months, OF
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Cline Westenport,
died last Monday evening OF spasms.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon from the
Episcopal Church.
j. NJ. Stanley has gone to Barrickville
to institute d lodge OF the Daughters OF
Ruth, the Ladies' Rank A. .. II. OF We.
IL, NJ. Williams aLISuueu Lue huoCAIO
Grand Lodge at Wheeling this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ. Cole leave this
week for visit of several months 10 Cal
weston, Texas, visiting their son, the mas
ter mechanic in one Of the railroad shops at
that place.
y. j. Kelly, master mechanic, B. & O..
shops, Cumberland, was here Monday.
The piers Of the Piedmont lake bridge
are completed. The iron is expected here
soon TO complete the structure before De
cember.
Mr.. Henry Biggs, Of Elk Garden, has
been appointed boss OF Franklin mine,
vice Mr. Patrick Grant, resigned.
Mr.. Grant has filed the position OF mine
boss acceptably and well under all the
changes in ownership for the past thirty
years.
MIR. Louis Mansbach, of Cumberland,
spent Thursday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Conner are lald up
with the grip the past two weeks.
Mr.. a. Lipscomb, Of ST. George, tarried
with US on Monday last.
The pulp and paper mills are working
fill time since the election.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
TILTONsYILLE.

TnToNsvILLE, O., November 17.-Mrs.
Samuel jackson is reported very Ill at her
home on the Hill.
Paul a 3-year-old child Of Rev. Hallings'
shead, came near being drowned In the
river Friday afternoon while playing with
two companions.
The three of them climbed into skin,
and Just how the little fellow was thrown
out Is not known, as the other two are
hardly old enough TO tell how 1t did hap
pen. Mrs. McKendree rescued the child
and it is thought with careful nursing ne
will again be all right.
Misses Wynona Wightman and Maud
Medill attended the wedding of Mr.. Muir
ray Springer and Miss Cora Wheeler last
Wednesday at the home Of the bride on the
Island. Mr. and Mrs. Sprinkler are now
on their wedding tour, taking IN the prln-
cpal cities Of the East.
George Cusick spent wednesday in Mar
tins Ferry,
Mrs. David Garden, of Yorkville, spent
Thursday with Tiltonsvllle relatives.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
RAvENsWOOD.


RAvENswoOD, W. Va, November IA
scarlet fever scare was felt among the
school scholars this week, but ended In a
chicken pox development
DR.. b. III. HOyt was In Ripley the past
week looking up a dwelling house for tae
winter.
&C. Smith, Of Spencer, spent Wedues-
day and Thursday IN town, on his return
home from a weeks trip TO Cincinnati.
Miss Alberta Gibbons returned Monday
10 her home in Pt. Pleasant without hav-
ing secured enough pupils in music JUS
tlfy her trips up here 20 conduct the class.
Messrs Alfred Douglass, Wick Heyman,
Wade Bib5ee and Cy Brown started south
With produce boats the past week.
Mr.. n. NJ. McI Othliu aud wife lett Sat
urday on the steamer Lizzie Bay for Pitts
burg, where they VIII spend the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. John Deem.
Mr.. W.. G.. Bailey is enjoying "a visit
from his aunt and uncle from Ohio, who
arrived Friday morning.
Mrs. Walter Emr,ck left Saturday Tor a
VISIT 10 New Brighton, Pa.
Mrs. Holly Armstrong left Tuesday 20
Join her husband in Washington.
Mrs. Win Mckay was called 70 Apple
Grove, Friday, by the serious illness Of
her mother, Mrs. Hayman, VINO sustained
severe injuries by q fail on Friday.
A valuable parrot, belonging 70 Mrs.
Mary Clerc, of Marietta, which she had
brought here C leave iu care Of her sister
during the winner, died quite suddenly
Sunday evening last. IJ was a handsome
bird, nfteen years old, and talked with
the greatest ease and rap.dity. 10 talked
and sang in both French and English, aud
was without doubt the most valuable bird
in the State.
.HOn John II. Riley, Of Marietta, passed
through town Monday.
Mrs. Charles j.. Brown entertained, in
her charming manner, the members Of the
Ep. curean Club, AT her handsome home, q
mile above town, last Friday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
TEREA alta

TERRA ALTA, W. Va, November IT,
Miss Emma Mayer visited the Lodge Of
Good Temp,ars. 40 Aurora, Friday eve.
W. @. COuley, OF Parsons was calling
Do friends iu town Tuesday. MIR. COnley
was once Superintendent Of free schools ia
this county.
Thomas b. Jackson, Of Parsons, has
bought a farm near here, and expects 70
move on il soon.
I Mrs. q. A. Hardesty died Thursday
morning from a severe attack Of typhoid
malaria. She leaves a husband ana two
children % mourn Der loss.
Miss Title LiLluger, or Grafton, after
spending several Gays here, returned 70
her home last sunday evening.
Rev. Hitt, Presiding Elder OF the J. 3.
church, preached quite an interesting ser
mon I'm the Baptist church az this place,
Wednesday evening
Miss Fern FOyle departed on last Satur-
Gay for Pine Run where she viii teach
this winter.
DR.. s. ri. Scott is having slate roof
INT on his house.
The dancing platform in Mr.. L, p.
Whito's grove, near here, VIII be turned
into a union church about the hrstRA
January. From seven 20 eigal hppd
dollars viii be used in making the ch86
Deleqate-elect White, OF hlngWoOd, "
IN town Thursday evening.
The Terra Alta schools opened up i
Monday with H. :. etsel sprinciu
Rr. John d. jenkins n assistant III
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Matte Casteel third assistant. Number
OF enrolment, $40 scholars.
An enterprise that will result in doing
much good work for Terra Alta, has re-
Gently been inaugurated by the Lake Terra
Alta Improvement Company. This com
pany, which is composed of such well
known business men as Hon. John z.
Jones, Col. JuO ID. Rigg, Hon. VIM. O..
Brown, Hon. VIM. NJ. o. Dawson and
Others, have recently secured an option on
four hundred acres Of beautiful land about
half a mile from Terra Alta, which they
will lay of into cottage and villa sites and
offer for sale at low prices TO persons who
will build on them and spend their summers
here on this property there is beaut-
full lake covering twenty-five acres, well
stocked with beautiful mountain trout No
more desirable place for a sumner resort
is % be found along the line Of toe B. y D.
railroad.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
NEIGHBORHOOD.
EHLT 1As BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
Towns TAB PAST WEEK.
Ioaal AIli-s, Happenings and Events Of Local
I1,r5s, Gathered BY Register" Reporters
Readable Resume OF tde News.
FAIRMONE.


FMRNONT, w. Va, November 17-Mrs.
Bpugg SalOs, Of ClarksOurg, was here
yesterday.
Guy R. c. Allen, Esq, Of Wheeling, was
here on .eEal business yesterday,
Samuel Reinbeimer. the clothing mer-
chant OF Cameron, was here the hrsL OF
the week, the guest or his brothers Lee
and job.
IA. Lang, District Superintendent Of
the Y Nj. T.. A, has been here this week
in the interest or the organization here.
Mrs. b. u. Fish, of Ravenswood, IS here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Il. >. robin
son.
Mrs. NJ. Raymond left this week on an
extended visit to relatives 10 Baltimore.
Hon Alfred Caldwell OF Wheeling was
here this week on legal business.
Mrs. James W. Davis and daughter
Gladys are visiting friends at Grafton
this week.
Miss Ida Fleming is home from a visit to
Western frienCs.
Misses Maud Manley and Georgia Hall
are home FROM a visit 70 M0rgautown-
DR.. w. @. Ogden and wife leave Monday
on q Western pleasure trip.
4 number from here accompanied by the
Fairmont brass baud of twenty pieces left
to-day 10 attend the Republican oemonstra-
ti0u 80 PittsOurg, half rare rate was
given good until Monday
Two Brownsville, Pa, gentlemen Will
opeu a shoe store in the new Watson Hotel
abOnt December LIST.
AR and Mrs Geo. Morrow are visiting
relatives 10 New Cumberland, w. Va,
this week
Fred Pritchard Of Warrington, was
hers on business yesterday.
Miss Florence Post Left for home Wed
nesday after a visit 70 her sister, Mrs. DR..
VIII Ogden here.
Mir. Chas smith and daughter Pauline,
OF Uuioutown. Pa, and Miss Susie May
ers. a handsome and accomplished young
LADY, OF Morgautown, were tho guests Of
her uncle. Mr.. q. vs.. Mayors, here this
week.
Col Ed. Moore, Of Cumberland, Nd,
was hero Tuesday,
Chss. W. Swisher returned yesterday
from business trip 70 UuiOntown, Pa.
VIII Clark and Nose Baer, two promi-
neut young business men Of Homecoming,
Nd, were here this week the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Clark, on Jefferson
street
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alteration at sistersville Monday even

celebration at Sistersville Monday even
ing.
Miss Daisy Noll was at ParkersburZ
Monday.
Miss Sadie Lenkard left Tuesday TO
spend several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Professor Dan William, at Moundsville.
Mrs. John Vogtly was on shopping ex-
petition 10 Wheeling Tuesday.
Miss Ola Wetzel, Of New Martinsvile,
was visiting friends in town the first OF
the week.
Mrs. Louise Fisher left Tuesday for Gin
cinnat TO visit her daughter, Mrs. John
Suter.
Miss Jennie Schaeffer, after a several
weeks visit with friends in town, returned
to her home in Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Calls Muhlman, of Buckhil Bot
tom, is visiting relatives here this week.
The w. c. T. L. met at Miss Minta A.
fishers Tuesday evening. a very enjoy
able time was had.