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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, w. VA, January 26.-Miss
Nellie Hyde left Tuesday for Charleston
to spend few weeks with her father, Sen
ator p. S. Hyde.
Prof. Reckley has severed his connection
with the Gilbert band and has accepted
position with the Cumberland Cornet
Band.
d. Richie has moved his grocery into the
room used as restaurant and is remodel
ing Messrs. Whitman & Wilson will oc-
cupy it with full line of groceries.
James =. Clark, who has been visiting
DR.. John Daily, left Monday for his home
at Charleston accompanied by the Doctor,
who will look in on the Legislature Tor
several weeks.
Mr.. F.. Blackburn, Of Elk Garden, was
in the Hampshire mine on Tuesday even
ing. by fall of coal. His leg was broken
and the face and head crushed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Green was buried Mon
day from the Presbyterian Church.
The Luke bridge has been put in place
and Gil that remains is to grade the APP
proach.
The w. Va. C. & p. railroad discon-
tinued their Sunday passenger trains, COM
mencing with January 20.
Rev. A Casey and T. Kenny are spend
ing short vacation ae home this week.
Thomas Right, injured last week on the
3. 81 o., is improving.
Rev. M. L. MARSHES returned to Fred
erick on Monday.
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SAHDIS.

Earnest Taught of Sistersville was in
town yesterday.
psNliss Bertha Fagert who has been visit
ing friends in Wheeling returned home
Sunday.
G. NJ. Thompson made flying trip to
Bellaire Saturday on business.
George Braunlich, of Hannibal was IN
town Monday on business.
Dr.. Yarnell and daughter OF Springfield,
O.. are registered at the O'Neill House.
Messrs. c. o. Cunningham and Casper
Colvin were at Wheeling Wednesday.
The oil well drilled by the Columbia OIL
Co. q quarter of q mile back OF town, and
which has remained mystery ever since
II was drilled, some three years ago, will
he drilled to the Berea grit and then pump
ed until the salt water is exhausted. The
well had all the showing of g good pro-
ducer when it was abandoned by the Nc.
Grew Bros. There was plenty of gas and
some oil. But for reasons, known alone TO
themselves. they have done nothing with
il since. Messrs. joseph Witten, j. u.
Nesbitt and - Steward will have the
well drilled and pumped.
Tuesday evening, at her home on Mound
street. Miss May Hartman entertained a
few of her friends in very hospitaole
manner. Games and music Rfere the prln-
cinoI features of the evenings entertain
ment. At an early hour refreshments OF q
temntipg nature were served. Among
those Dresent were Misses Blanche
femmon. Lolita Walton, of Wheeling,
Nav Hartman and AIDA Knight. Messrs.
y k Walton, j. H Arnett, j. l.. Har-
man and It. A. Cofied. All report pleas
ant evening.
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URitSBURG.

yrrtr.ErrG, W. VA, January So.-Au-
-. t,si,iaferro. of kansas CITY, Mo-, mas
r,.s,,,rDet 10 his home after pleasant N'slt
,~itb mis- unclc, W. G. Barclay
IN 4. Coleman and Charles MchlroE
..,.-oS Win a steubenviua orchestra AT
kti1Co on Wednesday night
Nc FUa Baxter has returned from an
svteDded visit with friends IN AuegoeuV'
Ms lohn Rlmsey, who has been WISH
a. ber daughter Mrs. W. w Beau re-
, ,,,g on Wednesday 70 her nome IN Can-
ton. O. h,,, ,-;si,ire, IN
New Caste, Pa. ,.--.-.-,,,, .~,,,,
Aibert Wheeler, Of Stsuoenviue' spent
Wednesday in this e'ty. ..A.,.,, $40
prof. John Mullen dancing sO19o. 49,
q very nice hop at the HUDSON hO"Se Vu
t, FRIDAY night. ma 80 Nri,a,.-a Obio
.,e-t few days at MS Alma N"'e''
b95h3 ~ E JASON and wife. Of Charleston,
- -, tha Guests OF DR.. J. ". WalSenShaW
Pls 49, +. Lawson, the genial lumbermsn'
Lcbsrf Scott. is attending the Lum-
w. w. DSSlrr.' Association at Cincl naau:
80 ~ ~. Baird, president OF tne tiVer-
- Clsss Company, returned on THURSDAY
from a short business lrlP' ,,.,,.A.r. -.
rsoeiatian will be given on February
~. b,r John Il Clarke. SUBJECT; "hlts
any ~ R,clard Adams, weltrespeeted
80. IN Pierce's Run, was ourle1 IN
itrsnl-iin Cemetery on "Wednesday
Dr. Cist Palmer is confined 10 MS nome
with scarlet fever.
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for tyo weeks. his son, NJ. c. Mckay is

for two weeks, his son, M. G. Mckay Is
taking care of him. -, ,i.a
]. r. McGithiin's youngestchlld Is quite
sick.
Mrs. G. A. Kotzebue gave dinner party
to some friends Wednesday.
Mrs. K. |. Wetzel gave reception u
the Missionary Society OF the fresoy-
terrain Church, yesterday afternoon, 10
honor of Miss Dyer, of Pittsburg, who was
here ia the interests of home missions.
Word was received here wednesday OF
the serious illness of Mrs. Ed. CurCss' Oh
Parkersburg. r,,
DIR. b. II. Hoyt returned Monday from
Central City, where he had been called W
see mis- daughter, Mrs. John Denoon.
Mrs. w E. Hoyt left Monday 10 VlSit
friends in st. Mary's and Benwood.
Miss Inez Sayre, of Wheeling, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Ed Metcalf.
i A. Macintosh was In Charleston
Wednesday and Thursday in consultation
with Governor MacCorkle on pepltentlary
10. Potts, of Steubenville, spent last
week here. ,...,, .;1dro
spent last week here, guests Of Miss Deha
Krampher. =. .ho
Mrs. n. NJ. Stairs, houseKeeper at the
Spencer Insane Asylum, is quite SICK WIN
catarrhal fever. Her daughter, MISS An
ME. is there in attendance upon her
Everett Park, of Ripley, spent SUNDAY
in town.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFToN, w. VA, January 26.-One OF
the most pleasant affairs OF the season was
the social given by Mr.. and Mrs w. Is.
Gregg, on Tuesday night There were
about fifty persons present. Inc evening
was spent in amusing games. anu al eleven
o'clock refreshments were served, anu all
went away feeling that they mad oeen
highly entertained.
Attorney C.. 0. Streby, of Davis City,
was in Grafton on business the latter part
of the week He went on from mere TO
Charleston.
Rev. B. w. Hutchinson, Of Buckhan-
ron. attended the funeral OF Hon. b. I.
Martin.
Rev. ]. f. Brook, OF Richmond, Va,
was in the city few days the latter part
of the week.
The Church social at Mr. William
Guides, on Wednesday night, was quite
success socially and financially.
Hon. Samuel Woods, OF Phllppl, attend
ed the funeral of Hon. B. +. Martin.
Miss Ethel Davis, of Quiet Dell, w. va.
is visiting relatives in Grafton.
Gran f. Taft, Clerk of the County Court
of Barbour county. was In the city TWO
days this weeks.
DR.. John w. Bosworth, OF Philippi, was
seen on our streets Thursday.
w. r. Myers, of Barbour county, was IN
Grafton thursday on gus ness.
Miss Rosie Huse, of Clarksourg, has
dancing school at the Brinkman Hall.
A. NJ. Moore, Of Newburg, was in town
on business Thursday.
II is rumored that the company that is
putting down test well east OF Grafton
have struck some oil. AT any rate they
will not permit any enc to visit the well.
We still have hopes of having in the
near future an electric street railroad In
our little city.
The large plate glass was put in the
show windows of Mr.. Parsons business
building this week They are the finest
windows in town.
Mr.. John r. Hardie has gone to Mlchl-
gan TO be married.
Mr. g. Il. Ellis, of New burg, was IN
Grafton on business this past week.
DR.. A. S. Warder is confined to his bed
with diphtheria.
Miss Ethel Roach is very low with in
flammatory rheumatism at her home IN
West Grafton.
MIR. Andrew Conway, OF Fairmont, has
been Ward house guest for the past week.
Mr.. George NJ. Whatsoever, superin-
tendent of the Pickens Lumber Company,
has been at his home here for the past
week
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MoUNDsVILLk.

Misses Tucv and Nettie McWilHams,
10 boautifni and accomplished young
ladies. Of Martins Ferry, stopped mere 10
visit their sister, Mrs. w. j, Martin, on
their way 10 Baltimore, where they Will
spend the remainder of the winter.
Rev. +. y. Linch, of Huntington, was IN
the city Friday. He was on his way nome
from MorgantOwn, where ne was assisting
in holding one OF the greatest revlvals that
mas taken place in that Town Ior ySSrsi
THE Simeon TAYLOR farm on Taylor S
Pidge was sold at trustees sale by SherIh
Mathews yesterday.
+ Parkinson was reported some bet
ter yesterday. However MS conuIUIon 10
very critical. r 49,
Tne most notable social event OF the
mast week was the soiree given by Mrs. Z.
r Oldham. at her home on Tenth street,
Wednesday evening. intellectual enter
talnments were the leading features OF Tue
evenings enjoyment. An appeuzlns supper
was served al The close OF tue per
which was rovally discussed by the guests.
Mrs. Oldham was assisted in receiving by
Mrs Gen W. Brace and Miss Bette Har-
rison, Of Baltimore.
Tho Christian Eudeavor Society gave
social at the home of the Misses Walton on
Seventh street, Tuesday evening. A very
pleasant evening was passed oy all IN at
tendance.
TIE DILL amending the city charter has
Dassed the House and is on It's thlru reau-
inc IN the Senate All il needs now IS one
more vote and the signature OF the Gov
ernor. and tae corporate limits OF our town
will extend from hilltop to hilltop.
Mrs. Henry Beck, of Wheeling, IS VISIT
inc her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Logan,
on Twelfth street.
the members of the o. E. G. rendered
Miss Kate Clark pleasant reception al
her home on Morton avenue, last Friday
evening. eo-,,
Miss Maggie Bradley is spending few
DAYS with friends in the city.
Miss Jeanette Adolph, OF Martin FER
rv. who has been visiting ner friend MISS
Maud Harris. returned home yesterday
Miss Nina Odoert has returned 10 her
home in Steubenville, after pleasant
visit 10 friends here.
Mrs. G. A. Jones entertained the sew
ing society at her home on Jefferson ave-
nue. Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Laura Lutes, Of Roberts kloge,
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs
James Baker for some time.
Lester Connolly is confined TO MS room
VITA sickness.
Mrs. l.. McFadden, Of Fairmont, IS
spending a short time with her sister, MISS
Rose Deitz
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TILTONSVlELE.

TnToNsvILLE. o., January 26.-Wllliam
Gallagher and Jas. Parker were arrested
and taken before Mayor Scott, OF Steuoen-
vile, last Thursday for selling liquor on
Sunday, and bound over to court In tne
sum of $500 each. They went to JAIL IN oe-
fault.
Miss Mary Fritz, of Wheeling, spent last
Sunday with her friend, Miss Winnie
AIKEN
Miss Belle Garden is making an extend
ed visit with relatives in Mt. Pleasant and
Harrisville.
&c. Il. L. was organized Thursday
evening at the church by Mrs. Oldham, OF
Toronto who is now visiting here. Quite
number of names were secured.
John Tllton, an old resident OF this
county, died Tuesday at the county intirm-
airy and was brough here Thursday for in
terment.
John Mays was in Wheeling last Monday
on business.
Quarterly meeting Saturday and Sun
day, Rev. L. II. Stewart. of Steubenville,
preaching, Saturday morning and Sunday
night.
VIM. Feist, who has made his home in
this place for year or more, Will move
his family to Bridgeport. where ne viii
engage in the manufacture OF soap
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry spent last
Sunday with friends out Of town.
Shannon Cunningham spent few days
last week in Steubenvllle.
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson and son, S. G., of
Martins Ferry, were called here Monday
by the sickness OF her mother.
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TERRA ALTA.

TERRA ALTA, w. VA, January 26.-Mrs
W. X. Whitehair, of Brunswick, Md, IS
visiting friends in town.
Miss Alta Lo, enstein returned home
Tuesday from an extended visit among
friends at Piedmont.
Miss Grace left for Braceton where she
will spend a month with her relatives.
Hudson Casteel, Of Kcarney, Neb., IS
visiting relatives and friends in town.
John r. Walker spent Sunday IN Cum
berland, Md, visiting his parents.
Miss Ella Miller has been very Ill Tor q
week with pneumonia, but she IS lmprov-
ing.
w. E. Shaffer, of Conemaugh, Pa, was
in town Wednesday. He is former Terre
Alta boy and this is his first visit in i've
years.
Miss bessie Fraley is spending this week
with Eiss Fern Fogle, who is teaching in
Union district.
Mir. w. l.. Downer left on Monday
morning for New York and other eastern
cities on business for Englehart woolen
mills. Upon his return here he will oegn
work for D. E. Offutt y Son. of Oakland.
Merchant Farley d. Berry is still con-
fined to bis room.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H Rodeheaver spent
Sunday at Alorightsville visiting relatlnes.
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PROCTOR.

PRoCTOR, w. VA, January 20. S. G..
Moore returned Tuesday from an extended
trip 10 Pittsburg ard Wheeling.
Jack Rerforth IS attending school at
New Mar, ilsvliIc.
Miss Lena Messy, Of Wheeling, is visit
ing her mother .4s week.
DR.. Bernard Lowry and niece, Miss Ina,
returned TO their home at Lincoln, Neb, a
few days ago, accompanied by Mrs. }. n.
Wayman, who will visit relatives in Lin
coin and Omaha for several months.
Mrs. Leonard Moore is able TO be up
again after several weeks illness.
Miss Matte Wayman is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Brent Shriver, at New Martins
Vile.
Rev. Stephens, of Ada, Ohio, was the
guest of DR. Cox Shursday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dopler left Friday
for Powhatau TO visit relations.
Quite number of people from here at
tended the Higgins and Garner trial al
New Martinsville this week.
Little Georgia Boyd, who has lung fever,
is recovering.
Mr.. John Burton, Of Marion, was the
guest of friends Sunday.
Rev. HAT, of New Martinsville. preach
ed to a large congregation at the Disciples
church Sunday night.
\ new NJ. K. church which has been
erected a few miles from towQ, will DE ded
icated to day.
Rev. Briston, of McMechen, will preact
here tonight.
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PAhATISE.

PHArryr. w. VA, January 26,-Mrs.
Z. O. Joliff is this week the guest OF 1rlenas
at Smithtown.
Mr.. Num- Harr is reported on the SICK
list this week at his home in this place.
Harry Gaskins aud wife were the guests
of friends in Taylor county this week.
Miss Maud Wilson was the guests OF
friends in Warrington last week.
Miss Flora Yates, who has been con-
fined to her room for the past month with
sickness, is slowly Improving.
Frank Wheeler has resigned his posi-
ton as weighmaster at Nztown.
The revival at the NJ B. Church IS suu
going on with good results.
Rev. F. G. W. Ford, Of Knoxville, was
the guest of his daughter, Mrs, JACOB
Yates, Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. A. w. Sterling entertained a
number of her lady friends on last Satur-
day evening.
A protracted meeting will commence at
the NJ. 4. Church the first Sunday IN Feb
ruary.
Miss Cora Musgrove, of Frisco was the
guest of friends in town Monday.
Harry McElfresh and wife left Saturday
for Muncie Ind, where they will reside in
the future.
Rev. Benz. Stout, of Lost Creek, Harri-
son county, preached two very able SER
mons in the NJ. p. church last Sunday,
a. A. Ayers, Of this place, has accepted
the position of engineer in the new ice
plant which will be erected at once on the
new addition in FairmOnt.
Mrs. II. f. Leonard is able to be out
after severe spell of sickness.
Miss Lizzie Crawford, of Cameron, is the
guest Of Miss Lucy HelmicA this week.
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FAIRMOSI.

FArRNoNr. W. VA, January 2b.-Mlss
Julia Waite. OF ParSersoUrg, IS the guest
Of Misses Lizzie and Blanche HAY nlone-
Major ]. C.. Anderson was here the lore
part of the week on business.
~ /. Nuzum is confined TO his room
this wees with an attack Of grippe.
Claude Basnett, of Warrington, was mere
several DAYS this week.
The q. a, L. ladies are arranging LOT d
"Rean Bake" about the first OF t.eoruary'
Rev. w W. Roberts, Of the CHRISTIAN
church. began a series OF meetings AZ tue
court house this evening.
l. C. Crawford. of Cameron, was mere
"Wednesday 20 attend the Watson hotel
F,ffsen new members will be taken in
a. rus next meeting Of the EikS here.
Miss Flora HAYWOOD, of Clarhsourg,
was here this week 10 attend tue reception
al the 7. r. Watson Hotel.
Miss Ella Miller is able 10 DE out after
ten days illness. -.
Miss Maud MusgrOve returned nome
mis- week from an eXteuded and pleasant
visit 10 relatives ~ New YORK ana brOoA-
Hiss Lizzie Crawford, OF Cameron, IS
here this week the guest Of friends.
b 3. SwisaeF will open dry goods ana
notion store in the 4. @. Hall room, on
Main street, about February l.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton wiI enter
tain the '.Y's" and their friends at their
elegant home on Maple avenue TUESDAY
evening next. -.
iOhu A. Howard. of Wheeling was mere
OF legal business this week.
Miss Rose Robinson, OF MannlnglOh'WdS
here yesterday.
several Fairmont glass workers left
+ Monday 10 work at the Buckeye AZ Mar
tins Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sands and Mr..
and Mrs. n. =. Sands, of wheeling. were
I here this week the guests OF Mr.. and MIS-
q. T.. Sands.
The contract for constructing the ice
plant was awarded 20 Burcaual y
/ Jacobs, Thursday. George Lilly VIII 10
A mecting viii be held next Tuesday
evening at the Court House towards or
riuiziug a company 10 build and operate
/ a street railway.
I'm addition 10 the extensive improve
ments already made 70 the new hotei'
! Marietta, the large dining room is now DE-
i inc c1mplete.v overhauled. 1t VIII 0e
/ wa.nscoted. p4pered and fitted with new
/ steel ceiling OF pretty pattern.
protrGctCd meetings are stlll IN progress
at the NJ. f. and Presbyterian churches.
/ Cottage meetings are also held each AFTER
noon during the week.
3 Mrs. Or. Thayer, OF Grafton, is tue
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Irwin, over
Sunday
; Zine t. f. Watson Improvement Com
plnv will build an incline 10 run from
I the depot TO their new hotel on briage
street.
The insurance companies have not as yet
agigsJed the losses on the Sloan glass
works. which burned down mere some
months ago. As the matter stands, moth
ip- can be done towards starting the fac
/ tory. &c is safe TO say that these com
+ pan. es could not write any insurance Just
/ now for Fairmout people, as they have not
shown much disposition to pay or try TO
Sc tie this matter.
Miss Mollie Simpson Of Waynesourg,
I Pa. is the handsome guest Of Mrs. John
/ w. Irwin al the City Hotel.
NrS. Jas. Davis came home Yesterday
from Keyser, where she was called oy the
Ccath o. her aunt,
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new MARTINsVILLE.

New MARrINsyuLE. January 26.-Capt.
II. Il AnshuZ, of MOundsville, was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Sep Hall last sun
day.
Mrs. Talbot. of Sistersville is the guest
OF Mrs. = r Martin this week.
Rouev and Charley Wells, Of Proctor,
were visiting their uncle, Il. I. Richard
son. Fridav.
Morris Newman, of Kansas, is visiting
his brother, J. W. Newman, this week.
A few nights since the store room of j..
Hill. was broken into by some unknown
parties. Nine dollars in small change was
taken.
j. 5. Robinson, Of Warrington, was in
town Tuesday.
W. ". Seioy spent Sunday at Mounds
VILE visiting his daughter, Mrs. Aft Lang
w. Il. Sidell and John Denny spent few
dSvs az Warrington this week.
Col. W. W. Arnett and Capt. Is. b. DO
veuer were here this week attending court
NJ. c. Butcher anu daughter, OF the South
ST lie, went TO the oil te!d al Archer Mon
day
N. c. Treat and Attorney Sterrett, Of
Washington, Pa, are here this week on
Charley Stewart, OF Wittens, Ohio. was
visiting his sister, Mrs C. Is. WoOdcock,
Sunday. -,
Everett Williams was at Sistersville
Monday
W. J Reuford, of Proctor. was in town
Thursday.
Cards are out for a stag supper at the
residence Of Judge Jacobs at O'Clock this
evening. The supper is in honor OF the
Judges forty-third birthday.
DR.. r.. 2. Taught, OF Hannibal, Ohio,
was in town Friday.
John NJ McKinuie. Wetzels delegate,
was Ia town Tuesday. He is home from
Charleston on five days leave Of ao-
senco
\. J. Porter. Of Cochransvhle, Ohio,
was attending Court here Monday.
Miss Jennie Allen, of Sistersville, lsvis
it.ng her sister, Mrs. Il. Bruce, OF Union
street. this we *.
d. 3. Somerviue, OF Wheeling, spent yes
terday and today here attending court.
He is counsel in an important damage suit
pending la the circuit court.
Revival services still continue at the Nj.
r Church, and about twenty-five persons
have given their name 10 the church.
The case OF ~. 5. Higgins and Henry
y. Hucgins. who are jointly indicted with
their father for the murder, IS continued
until the NAV term az court
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

Nav CUMBERLAND, W. VA, January 20.
The farm of the late Levi Eaton, con.
tanning 100 acres. lyins on the border OF
the Turkey Foot oil field, was sold recent
IN 0y the administrator for 5000 20 Tom
Price. foreman at the Chelsia, while the
oil boom was at its height. The Fisher
oil Co offered Mr. Eaton $4,000 for ii,
owing 10 its close proximity TO some OF
their territory.
The insurance companies have raised
their rates 50 per cent, which is causing a
vigorous protest, ana will result IN a
LARGELY decreased ratio of insurance.
New Cumberland is being treated on the
same lines as some other Ohio river
towns within the State. A bill is pending
m the Legislature for amending the town
charter. Nobody here. except perhaps a
small coterie, knows what the proposed
chances are 20 be. IL IS surmised. how
ever. that the main object to De attained IS
TO let down the bars for the admission of
saloons.
For several years prior TO the passage OF
the oil creating the new county Of Han
cock, or of Brooke county, which bill
passed on January 10, lS4S, a strong TEN
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MANSiNGroN. w. VA, January 26.-Miss
Hattio HOugh, Of FairmOnt, was tue guest
Of Miss Jettie Knots several days this
week. she returned home Thursday.
Lemusl SLurms lctJ for Alabama this
week TO spend the winte..
Thos. 8. Rcse returned from Baltimore
Saturday accompanied Oy his little daueh-
ter Dora, VINO had successful operation
performed on her legs at the Johns HOP
klus Hospital.
keepsie, y. Y, 90 enter Eastman Bust
T.B. Hamilton, of Hundred, was here
Wednesday.
". A. Dillon, the jeweler, spent several
DAYS this week with friends at Belmont,
Ohio.
Editor Sample, OF the Fairmont Free
Press. was ia town Monday.
Miss Alice MILAN, of MOrEantOwn, IS
visiting her uncle, G.. Y. MILAN.
Mr.. ID. h. B.aCkSnerG took his wife 10 the
Wheeling hospita, Tor treatment FRIDAY.
Mr.. Pat Downs and Miss Sarah Kennedy
were united ia meruage by Rev. Father
NcGratb In the Catholic cuurCh, al FAIR
mont THURSDAY. Mr. VIM Sweeney and
Miss Katie Paddeu were the attendants.
Ruth. the small daughter Of William
Edwards. is very i1w with Gphtheris.
Court 20. NI, OK the Otdhu OIlcutoiS'
was Instituted in the 1. O. o. T. hall.
Thursday night, boy Grand Orient j. X.
Denny ana ". ~. Sideii, Of Court No. ALL
a OF New Maytiusyile Iwenty-one
Numbers rode the goat aud numOer are
stiIl 10 b. taxed i'm. Ihe0Gcers are n. h.
Furcninal Grand Orient; Dr. W. B. 1ost,
Grand Wee Orient; win G. Rymer, High
Prissf; III. l.. EarracS, Herald, and II. w.
Cbristv. Grand ScrlOa and Grand Guard
Of the ENc0eQuer,
NIessrs. A. l.. and ~ W Pricbard have
sold their interests in the Jackson Oil Co.
tothe South Psll on Co for good sum.
The south PeaU OH Co.'S Hess No 8
reached the pay Wednesday and IS good
for abopt 400 barrels per day from the nrst
pay. ,, 60. ,,....,..i
Heirs Ne Q should reach the pay the
coming WeeS.
Tbe same compgny's Thomas No. l
,,,,,qqed ,he hole and moved the rig.
Tbe south Penn Oil 90. brought IN
eaSser on katy Lick, Wetzel county, this
wees. ~, ,.,, -, ,
boier ONT OF the hole FuOay and the well
is thought 70 be good for 100 barrels per
day.