Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06
NEW MARTINsvILLE.

New MARTINsvILLE, January o.-Mlss
Josie Welter, of Belle PLANE, Kansas ac-
companied A. B. Moore. OF the republican,
home Monday, and will remain mere DIS an
assistant in the Office.
Miss Jennie Hoffer and Miss fisher, OF
Hannibal, Ohio, are the guests OF Mrs Z.
! Eisanbarth.
Miss Lizzie Taylor. of Wheeling, is Wis
itino Misses Mamie and Jessie McEldow-
ney this week. $1,000
Miss Lucetta Daugherty, OF Antioch,
Ohio, is she guest of Major Daugherty, OF
the South Side. this week.
w. j. Criswell, OF Wlleyvlue, was IN
| town Friday. ~
County Court convened Wednesday. II.
X. Crosgay was chosen prepident Oh tne
| Court.
| Thomas Dunlap, who hes been at Arches
oil field for several months, spent the holl-
DAYS at home on the South Side.
Frank Tayior, of Coalville, Ohio, was
visiting his brother, E. c, Taylor, the first
| of this week.
Dennis Coughlin, of Littleton, spent a
few days in town this week.
H. l.. Smith, p. M. at Smithfield, was
in town Thursday on legal business
Joseph Boyd, of Moundsville, was IN
! town Monday. .,,
| a.
were at Moundsville Monday on legal
| business.
G. w. Crawford. of the Natural Gas Co.,
spent few days visiting friends in Penn
| sylvania during the holidays.
| John s. Robinson, of sMannlngton. spent
| two days in town this week.
Mrs. Augusta Schwertfeger, Of Wheel
| ing. spent several days visiting MIR. and
! Mrs. William Brast.
| Clarence and Friend Clark, who were
spending the holidays with parents and
! frleuds here, returned to the State Uni
versity Wednesday,
Forest Lowther. son of DR.. F. p. Low
| Their, is sick of tonsillitis. 1t will be some
| DAYS before he can return to his school at
Morgantown.
| The Kingtown oil well is down about
l,5O0 feet, and a heavy flow OF gas has been
James Chaplin visited his oil well on
Long run Thursday. He reports favorable
indications.
John c. McEldowney and Benjamin
Bridgeman attended the funeral OF h. n.
Pollock Wednesday at Sistersville.
r. G. Leap and w. L. Sldell were al
| Wheeling Monday.
E. E. Stewart and Levi Tucker were at
| Pittsburg this week on business connected
with the assignment Of Mr.. Stewart.
VIM. Ankrom, delegate-elect from the
Wetzel and Tyler district, will leave Mon
day for Charleston.
Mrs. j. K. Frame, of Sistersville, spent
the holidays with her father, Capt. b. L.
Bowers.
Mrs. Annie Kotzebue, of Ravenswood,
was visiting relatives and friends IN town
| this week.
Mrs, W. Bruce and daughters, Misses
Lottie and Jennie, returned Wednesday
from an extended visit TO friends at Sis
tersville.
Capt. Robert McEldowney is confined to
his room by an attack of catarrhal iaun-
dice. DR.. f. p. Lowtheris treating him.
S. B. McEldowney and family spent the
holidsys with relatives and friends here.
A special term of the Circuit Court was
held Thursday by Judge Jacobs to pass on
certain questions raised by motion, on
notice, TO appoint q receiver TO take charge
of the oil receipts from seven or eight
wells in Grant district G. b. Wells CT al,
are compliments and L. G. Robinson and
the South Penn. Oil Co. are defendants in
the cause. U. G. Arnett and Gov. F'lcm-
ing represent the plaintiffs, and Capt. Nc
Eldowney and John A. Hutchinson appear
for Robinson Valuable Oil territory Is
involved in the suit.