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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30
STEUBENVILLE.

SteubenyiHe. O.. June 29.-Th.s
month has not been an exception when
comparedwith past years and weddings
have been plentiful.
Patrick ward and Nellie Coniff were
married Wednesday afternoon at st.
Peters 10y Dean Hartnedy. Their at
teaGants were viii Ward and Mary AID
ridge. A supper and reception at the
home of the brides parents, Mir. and
Mrs. Bernard Coniff followed the cere-
mony. The bride is well known in
Wheeling.
VIII stark, of this city, was married
Wednesday at Lancaster to Miss Jennie
Meikle. Of that place, but who has Wis
tied here a great deal as guest OF Mr.,
and Mrs. A. NJ. Helms. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. c. c. Shep-
pard of Toronto. After a bridal trip
they will return here and 90 to house
keeping in a handsomely furnished
house
Martin Gilday, a popular Pan-Han-
die emDloye. was married Wednesday
, 20 Mis- Annie Kearns at Holy Name
Church by Father Hartley.
The graduates from st. Peters high
school were Misses May Myers. Nellie
I Kane. Agnes Mullee. Lima Goode, Nellie
/ McMenamin. and John McSwiggan and
Stewart Linehan,
John George and wife were rendered
/ a surprise Wednesday evening at their
home I'm the Second ward in honor OF
Mrs. Georges birthday. Among the
eighty guests who were served an ex-
| from
/ Wheeling.
Mrs. Annie Parkinson and daughter
Mary. and Mrs. Ella Parkinson. of
Smithfeld. and Miss Jane Orr of Clar-
ion. Pa. are the guests OF Hon. J. A
/ Kithcart and family
Mrs John f. Beatty and family are
recreating at Harlem.
The Stewart. Ferry, McCracken and
Gruber families picknicked at Town
/ Rock wednesday.
/ Mis- Ida McKeever. one Of our pOpu-
/ lar school teachers. will spend a month
Miss Charlotte Schnelbach. Of this
city. was awarded several honors for
excellence in studies at St Mary
CLAYTON Selah has gone to Philadel-
with relatives in Piusburs.
phia with a view Of locating there.
Mrs emma Warren and Mrs. George
/ Salmon. Of Chicago, are visiting rela-
/ tives here
/ Academy. Somerset, 0.
Miss Helen Harper is visiting Mis-;
/ Name Miller al Wellsburg.
Mrs. Andrew Forsythe and children
are visiting at Dennison.
NJ. Griffith. Of Irondale. this county
/ has gone TO KenOva. W. Va.
CO.. Henry Gregg is home aftera visit
10 his aged parents in Kansas
Mont Nicholson has gone TO Boulder
| Col. to enter his unCles bank.
W. y Grier IS home from Kenyon
| Fred McClave and Harry Matlcck from
; Oberlin Colleges.
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont, w. Va, June 29.-Mr. II.
/. Nesbitt will leave tomorrow Tor
visit to friends in Wheeling, accompa-
neied by his wife and family
Attorney Taylor Morrison leaves IN
the morning for drive 10 Romney' on
business. to be gone some time.
Messrs. D. Canty and w. H. Cod
dington drove to the South Branch this
week. for a weeks fishing.
Mr.. Albert Youst is spending the
week at Pleasant Dale.
Messrs. Allan Coglan and +. h. Me-
han left last evening for a Visit to
Wheeling, 10 see the sights.
Miss Ida Ball is spending the week at
Mt. Lake Park.
Piedmont and Keyser base ball clubs
will play a match game at the Mar
rows Park in Cumberland tomorrow,
for 500.
Mr.. J. A. Todd. typewriter B. & O.
shops here, was married at Keyser, on
Wednesday evening, to Mrs. l.. Miner,
by Rev. Knott.
Mine Inspector F. J. Mcmahon, Of
Frostburg. Md, called on us, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Joseph Newman, of Grafton,
called on US Thursday evening.
Mr.. J. NJ Stanley left wednesday for
JohnsJown, Pa, to attend the funeral
of VIM. Retallic, as representative Of
Lafayette Lodge X. of p, Of which de-
ceased was member.
Mrs. l.. p. Jameson died at the home
of her sister, Mrs. R. Tennent, at Frost
burg, on Monday. The remains were
brought to her home in Westernport,
and Inferred in Philos cemetery, on
Wednesday at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mr.. Mason Thrasher has been visit
ing friends in Baltimore.
Messrs. ]. 3. Hazelhurst, A. ]. Cr0m-
well and R. NJ. Sheats, prominent B. &
O.. officials, were here several days this
week.
The Messrs. Luke are building four
handsome cottages on the heights, near
the the Pulp mills at Luke. Nd.
Rev. C. +. Moore delivered a lecture
in the Opera House on Wednesday eve
ming, for the benefit of the Sunday
school library.
Drs e. H. Parsons, q. T. Kalzbaugh
and Capt. G.. w. Harrison, attended
the State Medical Association meeting
at Davis this week.
Messrs. Lindsay AIcCandlish and ].
Edward Sliger, are homo from Mary
land Agricultural College where they
graduated last week with honor.
Miss Ella McKone left Wednesday
for an extended Eastern trip.
Y - - hoe
been giving temperance lectures here
for over {. week, under the auspices of
the W. c. T. L. He has crowded audi
ences every evening. He will remain
for nearly a week yet.
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BENWOOD.

DR.. J. w. Mcdonald, who has been as
Davis. w. Va, returned home yester-
day. :,
Sisterhood Lodge will hold special
meeting on next Friday night at their
hall on Main street.
Mrs. NJ. Gately and Katie will leave
the first of the week for Mountain Lake
Park, where they will spend a few
weeks and then leave for Frostburg,
Nd, to visit friends.
A number Of families will leave thu
first of the week for the camp ground,
to rusticate for summer.
Philip Reed, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing his parents.
Children's Day exercises will take
place at the NJ. e. church on Sunday,
July Z.
A crowd of young folks are making
arrangements for basket picnic on the
Fourth of July.
John Barger, of New Freesport Pa,
is in the city for a few days.
Miss Bertha Martin, popular young
lady of this city, is on visit to rela-
tives in New Martinsville.
George Lewis, of New Burn, W. Va,
was guest Of friends in the city.
Cutie a crowd attended the Seguin
commencement in Wheeling Friday eV-
ening
Mrs. James Roberts is visiting her
brother in Columbus, Chic.
Miss Emma Irving, after a pleasant
visit with friends in Norwalk, Ohio,
has arrived home accompanied by her
friend Miss Jeanette Moore, of that
city.
Hrs. w. E. Cess, of East Liverpool,
Ohio, is on a visit here.
Pocahontas Lodge meets on next
Wednesday evening, July 3, to transact
some business of Importance. Requests
all members to be present.
Mr.. NJ. Hoyt and Willie Altmeyer
left few days ago on a fishing eXpedi-
ton at SCOTS Landing.
Gus Keck is in New Jersey on visit.
Edward Flanagan is spending few
days in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Jacob Debold and John Currens
are in New Martinsville.
JAS Dolan, proprietor of Arlington
Hotel, of Sistersville, was in town Fri
day.
Mr.. John Daily will leave for Roches-
ter. Pa. the first of the week where he
will wed charming young Lady Of that
city.
Mrs. John Jenkins is visiting rela-
tives at Fowls Station.
VIM. Schad has returned from Buffa-
10. N Y.
Elvia Corol, from Sherrard, was in
the city calling on friends.
Miss Louisa Hepe is in New Jersey
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Paul Riddle and family have ar
rived home from Buffalo, n. Y, and
| other cities.
Miss Leona Lewis, from Brilliant, o.,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Jessie Estep.
Maggie Burns, accompanied by Mag
gle Brannon, will leave for Dennison,
O.. the first Of the week to visit friends.
John Dolan. formerly of this city, but
now of Roney's Point, was calling on
4 friends here.
Misses Elvia Fitzgerald and Flora
Dolbeare are guests Of friends in New
| MatamOras.
Mrs. /. Barrett has returned from
! Pittsburg on a visit.
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MOUNDSVILLE.

Miss Laura Woodburn attended the
commencement Of the public schools in
Wheeling this week.
lack Swartz leaves this week for his
home In Fostoria, where he will spend
his vacation.
Mrs Alexander Clark, of Cadlz, o., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. l.. Parkin-
eon. on Sixth street.
Miss Laura Hornbrook is the guest
of friends at Powhatan.
Miss Louisa Hess is on an extended
visit TO her grandparents at Hannibal
Ohio.
a party of Elks, consisting Of John
Tohen. d. A. Dorsey, J. G. Simpson, e.
II. Criswell, and b. B. McMechen, went
out to Grafton last evening where a
new lodge was instituted. They will
return to-day.
Mrs. Isaac Rogers viii spend Sunday
with friends at Mt Orelet.
G. T. Gray was initiated into the mys-
teries Of the Jr. 0. L. A. II. at the last
meeting of Mound City Council No. 6.
Frank now realizes that the Mechanics
keep their goat we'll fed.
Cal. Caldwell has arrived from the
West. where he has been for a number
of years. He came on to see his
brother.
Mrs. z. H. Mclean, Of Thompson. IS
visiting Mrs. Thomas Cats, of Seventh
street
A serious runaway was narrowly
averted in front OF the Court House yes
terday morning. S. T. Cartwright's de-
livery wagon was coming down street
when one of the wheels came of, which
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30

Hively of Charleston; Hon. W. G. Ben
nett, of Weston; Mr.. Clarence Wilson,
of Fairmont; Col. a. J. Tickinger, CT
Camden on Lanley, and Mrs. c. ID.
fancy, of Wheeling.
Miss Gertrude Morgan is home from
the Woman's college at Baltimore.
DR.. j. L. Corn is visiting at Keyser
Great preparations are being made
in this city for the celebration of the
Fourth Of July. The arrangements are
under the auspices of the Junior Order
of United American Mechanics, and
other secret societies will participate in
observing the day, wearing the regalla
Of the different orders. The Mayor has
issued a proclamation requesting the
business men to close their stores and
to decorate their buildings. One Of the
novelties of the occasion will be a
"Calithunepian troupe" in the parade
Company K and the First Regiment
band leave August foc Camp Mac
Corkle. near Parkersburg, where the
next encampment of the West Virginia
National Guard will be held.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30

Major Alexander Sweeney is home
after. attending melting OF the Society
of the Army of the Potomac at New
Lisbon. Conn. ai+on
Can't. NJ. j. Urquhart and Auditor
blackburn are in the East on a Vaca-
ton. ... -,
remained the Hamline Social Union
Monday evening.
Miss frankie Ward, of Bellaire, is a
guest of her cousin Mrs. Thomas Walk
er, OF this city.
Miss Ella Worthington has gone to
Logansport, Ind, where she makes her
future home.
Prof. Frank Kendall ana Wlle. OF
gainesville. are here visiting Mrs. Ken
dalls parents.
Miss Margaret Stewart entertained
friends Monday evening at her home on
South Fourth street.
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GRAFTON.

Grafton. W. Va. June 29.-The big
rain fall in this county during the past
week has been a great blessing to the
farmers and, in fact, to everybody. Inc
ground is now thoroughly soaked
something that has not occurred TINS
season. The fields that looked brown a
week ago are now beginning 10 look
green and to have some evidence OF lie.
While the meadows are past redemp-
tion. yet they will be beautined 10 some
extent by the recent rains.
J. II. Knapp. of the Revenue Oilce'
was in Grafton this week.
A. ID. W. Suickler and family were
i'm this city last night, on their way
back TO Charleston. Mr.. Stricken goes
to resume his duties as one OF Auditor
JOhnscn's clerks.
Picnics are getting numerous at the
park these days.
r. Z. Cole and N. J. Parsons attend
ed the convention of undertakers at
Fairmont this week.
Mrs. r. A. Hit, of Buchannon, is vis-
iting her parents in West Grafton.
AS the big rain we had here did not
extend M the river but short distance,
the river did raise as was anticipated.
Harry Addison returned home this
week from Mountain Lake Park.
DR.. Charles S. Woodruff and wife, OF
Baltimore. were visiting relatives in
this county this week.
The NJ. p. Church will have picnic
at the park on the Fourth OF July.
Judge N. II. Dent Is home again.
Miss Carrie c. White and daughter
of Pittsburg. are visiting friends in this
city.
Miss Lucy King attended the State c.
f. Convention at Martinsburg this
week
DR.. O. p. syndenstricker, of Lewis
burg. was in this city this week
Miss Bertha Davis is visiting friends
at Grady. ". Va.
The A. O. u. w. Lodge had concert
ard festival at their hall Friday and
Saturday nights.
Rev. A. f. Richards attended the State
c. E. Convention at Martinsburg this
week
Little Claude stebbins fell from a
cherry tree Thursday and broke his
arm
Mr. John Shofferman. Miss Carrie
Wehn. Mrs. Ed Wan. and Mr.. L. B.
Hull attended the State c.. e. Conven-
ti0n this week.
Mrs. J. 2. Castel and granddaughter
are visiting friends at Fellowsville.
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frightened the horse and he startss
run. Fortunately before he had COY
fairly started he was run into fas.-'
and stopped. A little boy who was -
ing on the seat was thrown out Inn. ~.
badly injured. -
Miss Mary Blake and sister are ,,i..
ing Mrs. Joe VOitle, on Washington Il, ~.
nue.. -'7
Harry McCombs has finished q.
term at New Athens, O., and is home ).
the summer vacation. ~
Miss Madge Mathews has ro-rr,.,
from Wheeling, where she has bas1 !.
tending Institute.
Miss Norma Scott is home from ,-
weeks visit to friends at ThomD..,
Mrs. S. w. Booher entertain -rav
e. choir, socially, at her cottage nm -
Camp Ground last evening At.,. '
hozen were present and enjoyed M ~
casion very much. "
DR.. J. p. Rigor, of Lit.a-91 wos 10
the city yesterday on bushes '-
Mrs. j. B. Hicks is Very Il. a. t..
nome on Jefferson avenue '
c. A. Weaver, Jr., Of st. Louis e. ,.,.
iting his parents on Lafayeq .g., ',.'
where he will remain until aa- r,I,,
Fourth.
Chas. Henrietta, who has be.- aro73.
ing school at Columbus, is home
Nelson Jones had the mi fortune ?,
have the large bone in his Of Ian.
broken, while working at Board r-a
on Thursday. He Fill be LAID o1 0
some time.
Prof. w. S. Powell leaves this
for several places in the interior o. D.
State. where he has been appointed Fl
the State Superintendent OF School. a
instructor in the County Institute
W. II. McFadden of Pitts5uI n
guest Of his parents on Seventh r
until after the Fourth.
There will be no preaching service
Sunday evening at the n. T.. Chino
during the month of July. Rev Grim.
will conduct the regular service.
1890 o'clock In the morning.
A little child Of Will Hunter
lying dangerously i'll.
Miss Rose Nuss, of Bristoria. pl.
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. /. Supple.
Lafayette avenue.
AT the meeting OF Mound City Con-
Gil No. 6. Jr. o. L. A. NJ. on Fr.d
evening, the following officers wD
elected 20 serve for the ensuing teri
Councillor, I. NJ Clayton; Vice Counc
or, X. e. Parkinson; Warden, Samu
Shipley; Conductor, j. JoDes; Insi
Sentinel, \. R. Hammond; Outside Sc
tinel, j. w Jenkins; Assistant Seer
tary, j. A. Ewing; Representative
State Council Robert Walker.
The new Board of Education will
lnducted in to office tomorrow ana "
organize tomorrow night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Benson, of West
View. spent Sunday at Corlnth the
guests of relatives and friends.
Mrs. D. B. Fogle is spending TINS
week in Keyser, the guest Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. T. C. Elliott.
Mrs Elmer Crawford, of Keyser, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. CraW-
ford at their\home on State street.
Married-At Oakland, Md, on last
Wednesday evening, by the Rev. >. b..
Arthbunot Mr.. Clyde Teller, of that
place. and Miss Jennie Hanger, OF Terra
Alta.
William Newman, of Oakland, was
in town Tuesday on business.
The marriage Of o. w. Ringer, OF TINS
firm of ]. n. Ringer & Son, OF this
place. and Miss Belle Loor, of Reeds
vile, this county, last Thursday at IL 80
a. m, at the home of the bride, at
Reedsville. Mr.. Ringer is one OF Terra
Atlas foremost young business men,
and Miss Loor ranks first among Pres
tons fairest daughters. They will go
to housekeeping in few weeks in their
cosy residence on Ringer avenue.
The concert given by the Zeller Con-
cert Band and Male Octet, Friday even
ing, was a success both socially and
financially.
Fuller Kelly is spending several days
at Bruceton, the guest of his brother
Frank
The lightning struck the chimney on
John Zots's house Monday evening,
shocking the family considerably but
not doing much damage.
Frank Zeller, leader OF the Zeller
Concert Band of this place, will accom-
pany Smiths Military Band of Oakland
to Piedmont Oh the 4th to furnish music
FOR the Glorious Fourth.
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HARRISBURG.

Clarksburg, w. Va, June 29.-The fol-
lowing officers have been elected for the
ensuing year, of Lodge No. 80, knights
of Pythias: c. A. Chambers, Chancell-
or Commander; Geo. Duncan, Vice
Chancellor; Hugh Jarvis, Prelate, ]. H..
Hall Master at Arms; c. II. Towles,
Keeper of Records and Seals; Mord
Lewis, Trustee. c. II. Towles was Sc
lected as representative of Clarksburg
Lodge to Grand Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias.
The Clarksburg Fair will be held
September 8, t and 5. President Alex
ander and the other officers have left
nothing undone to make it one of the
most successful exhibitions.
Ii looks now like Prof. JnO. G. Git
tings will be the next superintendent Of
the Clarksburg public schools. This
would be a deserving compliment, and
there is no necessity going abroad when
we have such educators at home.
Frank Jarvis, who was shot at Wes-
ton last week, was at one time a resi-
dent Of this city.
T. S. Wade Presiding Elder of the M.
e. Church South, is attending confer
ence at Davis.
Frank Wyatt, who died last Tuesday
morning at Rollyson Station, and who
was one of the excursiOnists to Camden
on-Gauley. left this city in good health,
and was the son of R. H. Wyatt.
d. NJ. Willis, formerly of this city,
now of Weston, has accepted a position
as instructor in the West Virginia Uni
versity.
Benj. Lambrecht has returned from
North Carolina, much improved in
health
Prof ]. r. Trotter returned from Har-
ward College, where he has been a stu
dent for some time.
David Fleming, superintendent of the
Pennickinnick Coal Company mines,
has returned from Pittsburg.
]. w. VandersOrt, ESQ, Of Parkers-
burg. visited B. F. Shuttleworth during
the week.
Judge Jas A. Ferguson, of Charles
ton. was here Tuesday.
Jno. w. Ferguson, Esq, upon his re-
turn from Washington and Lee Uni
versity. accompanied his sister, Miss
Emma Davis, to Lewisburg, where they
will visit their sister, Mrs. John Pres
ton.
John w. Borgess., of LumberpOrt, is
very sick, and it is more than likely he
will not recover.
On next Saturday Hon. Dan. B. Lucas
will speak on free coinage at the court
house.
Fourth Of July is to be celebrated in
this city in old-fashioned style
Charles Morgan, son of Dr. d. P. Nor
gan. who has been attending school al
Fl. Plain. New York, will leave next
week 10 prepare for the examinations
in order to enter the United States Ma
val Academy at Annapolis, he having
been appointed a United States Naval
cadet
Mr.. Luther Raymond passed a very
creditable examination at West Point
| last week.
Phrof. John G. Cuttings won the first
prize of the World for the best poem
the contest being open TO the English
speaking world.
And this is the poem plain and terse
THE fairest hopes of lovelit dreams
Nav cen elude lovers grasp,
As o golden sunsets roseate beams
Escape an infants dimpled clasp"
Among the prominent visitors here
are: Scott Stuart, Esq. Of West Union
Mrs W. B. Parkhurst, of Kingwood
Mrs. s. P. Fishs-. Of Weston; Mr. T. A
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WELLSBCRG

Wellsburg. ". Va. June PC. w.
Bocsf0rd and wife, of Bethany, We're
here ON Friday.
The grand jury, called especially to
hear the alleged delinquent tax cases.
found true bills i'm all the cases except
ing That of C. Meyer d Son. which was
dismissed. and that of Charles and
Theodore Dare. The last name has
been dropped leaving it still in the
name of Charles Dare
Col w. W. Arnett was here on legal
business Friday.
The special grand jury called for
yesterday found a true bill against Earl
Springboru for operating q ferry illeg-
ally Earl carried passengers over to
Brilliant without charge but had ac-
cepted money for IT, Earl is in Marion,
Ind
Mrs @. w. Windsor and sons are vis-
itiug her parents at Toronto
Misses Ada and Annie Parks. Of Bel
lai~e. were the guests of Mrs. Schmidt
this week. fiji
w. L. Handley. Of Carrolton. was
| here this week on business connected
with the Gilchris, mines
Brooke county's valuation viii De
about the same as last year though
there is q big falling Off in tho yalua-
tion Of live stock.
DR. John Scott breaches in the Pres
byterian Church Sunday.
TW.Carmichael Will remain as man
9ger OF the Brooke Terra Gotta Works,
much 90 the qualification Of his friends.
I The works have been making daily ship
| nents East and West running TO the
fullest capacity.
/ q. A.. Frazier and wife have returned
from Indiana
/ w. W. Vance. of Burgetts-own. is in
I town purchasing horses.
/ Rev H. II. Mckee has moved into
+ Mrs. Goods house until the new NJ. T.
parsonage is completed, which will be
/ bv October az the f3rlheS,.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Z. Schnauffer re-
! turned 10 Marietta. Wednesday.
The Knights of Pythias viii attend
/ divine service M the NJ Z. Church sun
day. Rev. n. H. Mckee will preach for
them
Frank Jones. Of Wheeling, came uT
/ last evening 10 spend the summer.
There was only a small representa-
+ tion of Welisburgers az the Wheeling
/ races.
Miss Eliza Carmichael leaves Monday
for a tour Of Ireland. She sails on III,
I Ethiopia.
Samuel Ralston, formerly aged cit-
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FAIRNiONT

Fairmont W. Va. June 29.-Hon.
VIM. c. Worley Of KiugwOod, was here
this week.
Miss Stella Powell, OF Parkersburg,
daughter of Rev. /. Z. Powell, is here
the guest of Misses Matte and Mollie
Stone
viii Clark and Moses Baer, Of Lana
coming. Nd. were here Sunday ana
Monday. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Jno.
A. Clark. on Jackson street.
Dave Baird, Jr, Of Wellsburg, arrived
here Thursday on q visit to his uncle
r. J. Robinson.
Rev John T. Foster. of Bellaire. o.,
formerly rector Of the r. 3. church here,
was In the city this week.
Mrs George Morrow and Miss Kate
Ebbbert attended the Christian Ende9Y-
or Convention at Martinsburg TINS
week.
DR.. Mendel Hamilton, Of Chicago. ILL.,,
is here the guest OF his parents and viii
remain O week or two.
Mr. Homer Sample Of Homestead.
Pa. and formerly of this place, IS
spending q vacation in Palatine and
West Fairm0nt
Rev Wilbur and wife are this week
the guests Of Steubenville Ohio, friends.
o. Ed Reid and wife. of Washing
ton. ID. c.. arrived here this week and
viii make FalrmOut their future home.
A large class at ST. Peters church
viii De confirmed by Bt Rev. Bishop
p. j. Douchue. OF Wheeling tomorrow
az 9 p. M. Preaching also by the Bish-
op at 1) q. m.
Mr. j. H. Kent, formerly Of the Wet
son Hotel. viii not return 10 Baltimore
as before stated. but viii remain in
Fairm0ut and has accepted the state
agency for the Manhattan Life lnsur-
ance Co.. of New York.
Mrs ~ A. JOlliffe and children are
home from q visit 70 friends az Union
town. Pa
Quite a number Of our people left this
week to spend tn summer at Mountain
Lake Park
Rev. T Dewitt Talmage viii preach
two sermons at Gypsy Grove August H..
a contract TO that effect having been
closed the past week by Supt II. c..
B0Wles.
Numerous picnics are arranged here
for the Fourth.
The various Sunday Schools will
a large celebration at Fairmont Park
The Catholic congregation viii proba-
bly, join the Ciarksburg and Monongah
congregations at Gypsy Grove and sew
eral ue,shboring towns have arranged
picnics also and Of course the usual
number of private affairs will take
place