Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11
NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK
Social Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered BY Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News
NEW MARrINsvILLE.


NEW MARrINsvILIE. w. VA, FEBRUARY
i0-The protracted meetings, in progress
AZ the M r.. Church, South, Tor three
weeks have produced much good. Ihey
continue next week.
NJ. w. Selby was az MoundsvlAe over
Sunday, calling on friends. IN.
CHARLES w Barrick was in MoundSvlle
Thursday, on business
County Clerk a. Il. Thompson and Pros
ecuting Attorney NJ. r. Norris were Al
Wheeling Thursday, on business.
Geo vs.. Howard, or Cameron W, va
was in town Wednesday ana Ihuroay.
Andrew Peck, Of the Point HOUSE WAS
a. Sistersville Monday
morns. o., Tuesday, 70 attend the loue5@l
Of her cousis, Miss Mamie McMunn, VINO
died Monday. after a prolonged illness.
Thistle Cox, 5. 3. Hall and ). j. Slender,
were at Sistersville Monday.
Miss Ida Mccain, who has been the
ruest OF relatives at Wheeling and vicinity
Tor some weeks, has returned home.
Charles KOontz was az Wheeling sun
dev visiting his brother Henry, VINO Is
confined in the Wheeling hospital
Irwin ODER was at Wheeling TUESDAY on
business. .; -.
M
Mrs. Mitchell. Of Newark, o., VINO mas
been here for some time visiting her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. Hun, returned 10 taat
CITY Wednesday.
Osborne Adams was visiting his parents
near Halls Mills sunday.
Mr.. Charles Hyder, Of Newark, y, VINO
has been visiting here this week, mas re-
turned home.
E.F. Chapman, editor Of the Central
City Courier, was visitor 10 TINS city
Samuel Craig, Of the South Side, who
has been seriously III with typnolu IeFes'
is cOnValescing slowly.
Miss Mamie McMunn, Of New Mata-
moras, Ohio, only daughter OF Charles
McMunn, who died Monday at that place,
was well known here and her many
acQuaintances in this place will be grleved
70 hear OF her sudden although not uneA-
pected demise.
NIr aud Mrs. John Slender handsomely
entertained the Progressive Eucnre CIuO
AZ their residence on Maple avenue last
Monday evening. Miss Letltia PemOerton
and Mr. Joe Slender won the hrst prize,
and Mr. and Mrs. IA. b. Welch won Inc
second pcize.
South Side had a stroke OF paralysis
Wednesday morning. He is over seventy
years old.
The Council OF New Martinsvile at
their last session last Monday night passed
an ordinance in relation 70 the lntrOduc-
tiou of natural gas into the city limits.
Mrs. Nancy HUE, OF this place, who nad
been sick for some time, died last Satur-
day. About two weeks prior 70 her death
she had a stroke OF paralysis. Her age
was about s. years. lntorment ia Will
Jams cemetery on Monday last at p. n.
Funeral services were conducted oy Rev.
Ownby. Of the late NJ K. Church. De-
ceased was the wife of John Hut and
mother OF Mrs. G.. Leap, Of this place.
Mrs. j. G. McMuun and Miss Hannah
aud james CishOp attended the funeral or
Miss Mamie McMunn az New Matamoras.
w. W Lappert, of Grafton, this State.
called on his brother Edward last Wednes-
cav, remaining over night.
Mrs. 5. @. Mcintyre, who has been sert-
Ously IN, is cOnvalescing under the skiuiul
treatment of DR.. K. p. Lowther 4
John Steam and little sou, Albert went
TO Wheeling T - az morning.
y- =. McElO E11 ~ s,'-ass- Ueen at
Warrington Tor several months, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Lee Pond and wife, Of Butler, Pa.
are visiting Mrs. Ponds parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Roberts, Of this place.