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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-04

AS 1 swung in my hammock one midsum-
mer day,
Carelessly dreaming the long hour away.
First came a big humble bee, noisy and
bold,
Richly dressed in a suit of black velvet
ana gold.
And next a gay butterfly came sailing ,by.
With wings edged with polka dots. blue as
the sky;
He tarried a moment to bid me ''God-day ,,
Then lightly and gracefully futtered away.
The last of my callers, an impudent chan
Persisted in spelling my afternoon nap.
In vain all my efforts to drive him away:
The i'll hammered fellow determined to
stay.
He lit on my cheek and he mummed in my
ear,
you don't like the song of mosquitoes,
that's clear;
But invite me to dine and then you'll per-
ceive
How quickly your troublesome caller will
leave"
This seemed a strange way to get rid Of
a guest!
DO Won think it would prove the wisest
What effect would it have on some callers
you know?
II YOU asked them 10 dine, do you think
they would go?
The New England Kitchen Magazine.
The agony column" Of the London
Times recently contained the following
advertisement. IA which 1 fail 90 sec any
comic side, such as some contemporaries
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-04

Here is suggestion for American wives
who wish to be "helpmeets" to their hus-
bands. Madeline Bourget, who is her dis
tinguished husbands most assiduous
helper and critic, does not disdain TO aid
him in public by wearing the most charm
ing of frocks. The day he was made a
member of the academy she appeared in
a dream of a dress" 1t was of gray
taffeta, with a narrow waistband and
collar of pale green velvet, with just a
line of cerise, giving tone and color to
the costume.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-04

The two chief characteristics Of Lon
don society" says modern writer, "are
US heartlessness and its simplicity" Ger
tainly it takes very little to make what
Is called the smart set in England, says
iAe New York Tribune Practical jokes
taat we would consider childish delight
'Aefn. and any new excitement however,
puerile. is welcomed with eagerness; but
MAat shocks aad repels an American more
man anything else. unless she has become
hardened by hearing more or less of the
same kind Of talk al home in a certain set
"Aich affects the latest Anglicisms. Is the
rEeeeding coarseness Of speech. Subjects
nat are generally tabooed are referred
y with brutal fsankness. and vice seems
treated as a joke, unless II Is that Of the
4p"rr classes, In which case II Is judged
VITA the greatest severity.
~ - only fair, however, 10 say that these
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-04

Long Island is a very important char
acter. When fashion, as represented by
the Workers." invades her domain, she
rises equal to the occasion, and dispen-
SEES her favors to the newcomers with
the same cOndescension and impartality
that she has been wont to bestow upon
her old customers.
"Oh, Miss Higgins" called out a pretty
girl driving up to the rose-embowered
door of the little shingled house in her
high dogcart and throwing the reins to
the groom as she jumped out, 81 posi-
lively must have something new TO wear
at the dance at the club next week won't
you make me a muslin immediately?"
We'll. Miss Van Twiller," calculated
the village Antropos in the most aggrieved
tones, Il never seen anything like you
city folks; you're always in such a hurry
/ couldn't conscientioueiy say I'd do it,
ana l won't. Deacon Whites wife sent
me her old Henrietta the other day. which
I've turned four times if l hev once, to
have it trimmed up FRESH with moirey
antick for the church sociable. An Mary
Ann Hawkins, she came to me yesterday.
and SEE she (you know she's a coaxin'
little thing, Dear Miss Mehetible,' seq
! she, cant you fix me up kinder fash
! ionable for the picnic at Smiths Grove
this day week? l haven't a thing l can
wear Why, Mary Ann, SEE I, there's
| that sweet-sprigged barege 1 made for
you last year; why don't you wear that?'
oh, Miss Mehetible.' she SEE, half cryin'-
like, it's old-fashioned now, and 1 do
want TO look nice And so gave in to
her and promised to put on one of those
fashionable bags they call pouches, in
! front, and to fix up her sleeves somehow.
| And besides Mary Ann and Mrs. White,
l have Mrs. DR.. Fosters new cray-pond
to cut out and fit; she's to do the finish
ing TO home. No, Miss Van Twiller. I'm
real sorry, but 1 couldn't do your dress
| this week anyhow"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14
TERRA ALTA.

Terra Alta, July 13.-McClure Mason,
of PittsbWg, was ealing on friends IN
town Friday.
Supt. H. D. Whetsell was down in
Pleasant district Saturday in the in
terest OF locating a school house.
]. J. Martin, of FairmOnt, was III
town during the week on business.
E. w. Arnett and family, of Fairmont
are spending the heated term here wlth
Elmer Foreman near town.
Mesrs. DuBerry and Foreman have
placed a very large refrigerator IN their
meat market on Washington street.
Judge George LoOmis, of Parkers-
burg, was here last week visiting MS
wife and daughter, who are occupying
a summer cottage here. The Judge Is
thinking of locating here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Ewing, OF Union
town, Pa, were guests at the Terra
Alta Hotel this week.
Miss Jennie Hardy returned home
Tuesday from Bayard, after week
visit
A Mr.. Carpenter, of Pennington W.
Va. was here Tuesday looking AFTER tho
prospects of establishing restaurant
here.
Miss Blanche Fitzgerald is the guest
of friends in Kingwood during the
week.
Ground has been broken on the lot
adjoining the Washington House for the
erection of a building to be used by
John NJ. Lamb as a barber shop.
Quite number Of the base bali
sports took in the game at Rowelsburg
between the boys there and the Morgan
town club.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14
HANNIBAL, o.

Hannibal, O., July ia local option
election was held at this place on last
Saturday. called by the VETS" but
she "Drys' gained the victory by a ma
jority of fifteen After the result of
the election was made known there was
quite an excitement and much rejoicing
among the people, and prayer meet
ing held i'm the Methodist church.
Prof and Mrs. d. T. Williams and
son returned home Wednesday after
spending a week in town with rela-
tives.
Misses Mint and Phebe fisher and
Carrie Schipbaugh were at Martins
Vile Saturday.
A. b. Moore. Of the Wetzel Republic
can, was on our streets Friday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schilling, of
Proctor, W. Va. are the guests OF her
mother, Mrs Susan MOnteith.
Mrs. Lizzie Ruby, of Columbus, O.,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert
Brun. Thursday.
Misses Sarah Muhle On and Lou
Anshutz. of Buckhill. O., were visiting
relatives here this week.
Billy Neuenschwander, Of Sisters
willie. spent Sunday in the town.
Mrs. Benadem and Mrs. Roland re-
turned TO their home at Quaker City
O.. Friday. after spending week in
town. the guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Will
son.
Clarence. a little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Braunlich died of cholera in
fantum Friday morning at 8 o'clock,
after an illness of one day. The child
was II months Old and a household
treasure. Its remains will be Inferred
i'm the Harter cemetery at , o'clock this
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Sayre and daughter, Miss Inez,
of Wheeling Island, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip fisher Wednes-
day
Mrs. Burke and two children. of
Wheeling, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Kuster.
Misses Ida fisher and Lucy Hotter
spent Friday at New Martinsville, the
guests of MIR. and Mrs c. Eisan-
Oarth.
Another death which occurred on
Friday morning was that Of Albert
Ueltschy. after several months illness
with consumption. His funeral will
take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14
BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs. A. c. Branum entertained a
pleasant dinner party Friday evening
in honor Of Mrs. Rufus Lane who is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. r. r. Barrett.
The lawn social given by the Kings
Daughters Friday evening might have
been taken for a feast Of lanterns from
the the pleasing effect produced by the
decorations. Notwithstanding the
weather was cool the young ladies net
tied a sum to be proud Of
Fred Smith and Charles Howell have
the contract to wire the handsome resi-
dence Of Mr.. A. p. Sheriff, at Cadiz, fon
electric lights. They will leave to-
morrow to commence work.
J. c. Dent & Co. have contracted with
the well known firm, c. II. Bangs, of
Boston, Mass, for their store furniture,
counters, prescription case, shelving,
etc, which will be Of mahogany. When
completed they will have one of the fin
est store rooms in this section Of the
country and one the city can be proud
of.
BertOn Done passed his examinations
with credit in telegraphy at Wellsburg
Friday, and leaves tomorrow for Bos-
worth, where he will be instructed on
interlocking switches.
Mrs. Sarah Boyd and daughter, Miss
Jennie, of the Island, will be the guests
of Mrs. Martha Holloway for several
weeks.
Mrs. Lewis, of Lewis Mills, has re-
turned home after a visit with Walter
Lewis and family.
Dave Clery, bookkeeper of the West
Wheeling paper mill, VINO had his arm
badly injured a week or so ago. is get
ting along very well.
The funeral of David H. Coss takes
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from
his parents residence IN Kirkwood.
Interment at Bridgeport cemetery.
J. w. Fowler, secretary of the b., B.
& NJ. F. Street Railway Co., hasbeen
confined to his home quite i'll all week.
The Union Hall Association held a
Board meeting Friday afternoon to ar
range several business matters.
Joe Couture, who has been laid up
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14
FAIRMONT.

FairmOnt. w. Va, July 13.-HOn. B..
b. Dovener was here on legal business
yesterday.
About thirty FairmOnt people took in
the c. Z. excursion TO Boston this week.
Clyde Holt is in Pittsburg on legal
business this week.
Master John Sands of Wheeling is
the guest of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Sands, at Peacock Farm.
Mrs. Dr.. Fitch left Thursday on a
visit TO friends at Frostburg, Nd.
Mrs. James Nuzum and daughter are
the guests of friends at Barton, Wetzel
county
The ladies of the P. e. Church will
hold lawn fete at the residence of Mrs.
James @. Watson next Wednesday from
Z to 10 p. m, for the benefit of the
church.
J. L. Booher is in Boston on business
this week
Mrs. VIM. Steele visited at Prunty-
town. W. Va, this week
Miss Grace Robinson, Of Charleston,
left for home the past week, after a
pleasant visit to Miss Virginia Fleming.
DR.. NJ. NJ. CommerfOrd has returned
from a visit to friends in the West
Mrs. Dr. Frank Hill is the guest Of
friends at Mt Lake Park.
The Fairmont Development Company
this week let the contract for $4,000
worth of brick paving, and work was
begun at once It will extend from
Sixth street to the residence Of Mr.. J. o,
Watson.
Mr.. John Beabout, who has been in
the plumbing business at Grafton this
week. purchased the hardware and
plumbing establishment Of his father.
Alex. Beabout, on Main street, and will
conduct the business, having moved his
Grafton stock here John thoroughly
understands the business and has every
prospect Of success.
The work of paving several squares
of streets Of the city was begun this
week.
An option has at last been secured
on the Sloan glass factory site, stock
and buildings, and subscriptions are
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14

Mr.. L. Roberts has returned from
Grafton. after few weeks visit
Tom Policy, of Mingo Junction, was
in the city during the past week.
Tbs entertainment last night al the
City Han drew quite crowd.
Mrs. T. J. Simpson, of Cotton has.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Brown, on
Main street.
RAYMOND Cunningham, who has
been at Washington, d. c., attending
college. is home on vacation.
Mrs. L. Stanley and family OF Ra-
venswood. have returned to their home
after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Stan
ley's parents.
Mrs. a. Mcpherson, Of Parkers-
burg, IS here on a visit.
A crowd Of young folks picnicked at
Bethesda, Friday.
Mr.. Orion Wilson, of Woodland. was
in town yesterday.
Willie. the bright son of Charles Nor
gan, mas scarletina.
Mr.. Chas. Brown IS on a visitto rela-
tives in Cleveland. O.
Miss Bertha Martin. who has been
away visiting her friends in Middle
bourne, has returned home.
Mrs. R. Mccormick, of Piedmont, is
visiting friends here.
Misses Lucy and Mamie Kinney, of
Steubenv!lle. are visiting friends here.
Mr.. VIM. Rude has arrived home
from a visit with his parents in Little
ton. w. Va.
Miss Delta Smith is the guest of
friends in Dennison, o.
Mr. Nate w Turner, of Pittsburg, is
visiting friends IN the city.
Mr.. Tom Baer, one of ~ oldest cit
liens of this city, died Friday morning,
at his home on f.ke stree. The flu
neral will take from his l8.e home
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. Inter
ment at McMechen cemetery.
Mr. James Scot and wife. of Barnes
Vile O.. are in the city attending the
funeral of Mr.. Tom Baer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14
CLARKSBURG.

ClarKsburg. W. Va. July 19.-George
Corpening is sick of typhoid fever.
Herman Tyson expects to attend the
Normal school at Chenille.
The Board of Education OF Clarks-
burg Independent School District Sc
lected the Following teachers for the en-
suing year: Prof. John G. Cuttings,
Superintendent; A. L. Romine, Pr-nci-
pal: and these teachers: Misses Anna
Dunn, Chattie Johnson, Bonnie Smith,
Lizzie Hornor, Sallie Denham, Isola
Sh'nn. Blanche Hornor, and Matte
Davis.
Abraham T. Smith and Wilbur Pig
gott have gene into the drug business
in this city, as successors to w. Z.
Clayton.
Mr.. E. B. Norris is back from bust
ness trip to New York.
Mr.. John Davis, son of Hon. Jas. j.
Davis, IS home from Washington and
Lee University. He will locate in this
city for the practice Of law.
Billy McGOwn, of the New York
World. is shaking hands with the boys
Col. j. Y. Moore is back from
Charleston. where he was attending
United safes Court.
Mrs. b. +. McKechan IS visiting at
Mountain Lake Park.
Hon. y. c. Mcneil Of Poahontas
county. was here during he week.
Mrs D. K. Reed is homo after a Wis.,
to PItsburs.
Mrs. Carter, who has been for some
time the guest Of Mrs. w. Scott, re-
turned to Bound Brook, her home on
Wednesday.
Rev. c. L. White has gone 10 Eu-
rope. He VIII spend the summer visit
ing Denmark. England, Scotland.
Prof J. W. Holden, Of this city, has
been selected as principal Of the State
Normal school az Glenville.
Prot d. N. Willis has gone to Nor
ganJcwn.
Miss Mary Judson, of Morgantown.
has fer several days been the CUES. Of
Mrs. John ". Brcwn. Of this city.
CLYDE Reynolds is back from LeXing-
ton. Ky. where he IVES going TO school.
Hon. !. p. Clifford Is erecting mag
nificent brick store building on Main
d. Davis, Of Jane Lew, w. Va, has
street.
Rev. Booth c. Davis, son Of Rev. 6.
been elected President Of Alfred Uni
versity Alfred, ~ Y.
\ thousand people attended the Cath
Ollie picnic at Gypsy Grove, on the 4th
Of July.
Lee Morrison and family of Nation,
H.. are visiting relatives in this coun-
~.
Howard /. Cunningham is now a
member of the Beard Of Examiners.
Mrs. w. E Arnold, Of Weston, is the
guest Of Mrs. NJ E. Thorn.
Miss Callie Duncan is visiting in
Weston.
Miss Gertrude Rector is visiting in
Washington.
Miss Minnie Ogden has gone 10 BOul-
der, Col.
Mr. J. E. Patton has returned to Chi
cago
Mr. Hugh Neeper, of McAlpm, was
here on Thursday.
1t Col. d. T. e. C2steel, of Buck
harmon, passed through the city, on
Wednesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14
PALATINE.

Palatine. July 13-Miss Lille King,
of near Wheeling, is in town this week
the guest OF friends.
Mrs. Thomas Barns departed Tues
day afternoon for Mt Lake Park 10
spend the summer.
Miss Fannie Robinson, OF Denver,
Col. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. =. Bowers the first of the week.
Harry Compton left for Ohio Monday
of last week. where he has secured en-
ployment
Miss Nettie Martin, of Eldora, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. CLYDE Holt.
r. r. Holland and wife were visiting
friends at CASHIER, Monongalia county,
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Towles of Wick Wire Taylor
county. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Miller last week
John Yates left Monday for Virginia,
where he has accepted position with
the \. &c w. railroad.
Henry Hunsaker and wife were visit
ing at Clyde s. Hollis on Sunday.
SAINT Jones was visiting friends at
Pennington on the Fourth Of July and
had a very pleasant time
Mrs. Larney Pool was the guest of
relatives in Grafton last week.
Mrs. Newton Morrow is improving
after a short spell of sickness.
Miss Lettie Morgan, who lives near
town, has been attending the eXami-
nation for teachers in Fairmont this
week
Dent Powell and Dug Wilson left
Wednesday for Tucker county.
Miss Blanche Campbell, Of Pittsburg,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Haggerty.
Flen Rager is confined to his room
this week with sickness.
Thos. Shaw, Of Crangeville, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolyard
in this place last Sunday.
Mrs. James D. Lloyd and daughter,
Miss Minnie, were visiting at Hoult
last Tuesday.
Rev. L. w. Holden. of Clarksburg,
has agreed with the members OF the
Baptist church of this place to preach
for them six months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14
BENWOOD.

The members of Gen. John w Ma
tber Division No %, Uniform RANK,
X. of P. are requested TO meet Ihurs--
dav. at 11:30 a. m. July is, to attend
the sermon.
Mr.. Tom Kelley is at Darlington, o.
Mr.. John Newton, Of SistersVlIle' mas
returned home.
Mrs. J. Humphrey is visiting in
Homestead.
The members Of Evening Star Lodge,
No. Is. X. of p, will have a picnic at
Wheeling Park, July Is.
Mr.. James Mitchell and wife left
Wednesday for Oakland, Md
Mr.. S. Edwards and son Robert are
spending a few days on the camp
ground.
Mrs. WE Addisburg has returned
home from Pittsburg.
Mr.. S. Jones and family are the
guests of friends at Glover's Gap, for a
few days.
Mr.. John Jenkins, who has been
away fishing for few weeks, at Pow
ellis station, has arrived home.
Miss Sallie Riley is in Pittsburg.
MISS MARY w uiJe' vi hdl1iH . CT >
is the guest of friends in uhe city.
Miss Mamie Alexander, of West AL
exander. and Miss Jennie Hervey, CT
Wheeling Island. were calling on their
cousin. Mrs. DR.. T. II. Meighen.
A social was held at the home of Miss
Odessa Tarbott, Thursday evening. A
very select crowd of her friends was
nresent Games we're INDUCED in un-
I'll a late hour The guests repaired to
the dininn-roCm where an elegant
suDper was served.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14

Of ClarksbUrg. are visiting i'm Weston.
Miss Grace Darlington and Miss Ma
ME kOblegard are visiting Mrs. w. E.
Raymond. of Sutton.
Miss Fannie Simpson returned TO FAN
Mills on Thursday.
Mrs f. C. Pifer. Mrs. Teece, Mrs.
Whiting and Mrs. ID. Pifer, of Buckhan-
non, were I'm Weston on Wednesday.
The dance given by the young society
people 10 the visitors on Wednesday
night at the hospital was The event Of
the season. Miss Duncan and Miss
Pinnel of Clarks5urg. Miss Carper. OF
Detroit. Mich. Miss Latham, of Buck
harmon. Miss Scrafford of MorgantoWn,
Miss Byrne, of Sutton, and Miss Chapel
of New York; were among The visitors
The Board of Directors Of the Hospl-
tai met on Tuesday
Miss Sue Crumbacker. of ST. Paul
Mimi. and Mrs. Dr. Crumbacker, Of
Antrim. o.. are the guests Of DIR. w. T..
Crumbacker.
Miss Chapel. of New York. is visiting
her uncle Hon. VIM. e. Lively.
Rev Father Mcbride was in Clarks-
burg this week.
Mrs. Dr. Hood is visiting friends in
ClarksbUrg
Mr. John NJ. Haverty and Mr.. James
j. Koran. of Pi-tsburg, are visiting Lew
is county friends.
Miss Francis Tieruey returned We'd
ncsday from her school at Mt. de Chan
tai and is visiting friends in Washing
ton. Pa. and Grafton.
Miss Mamie Hurst. of Buc6haunon,
was I'm Weston on Friday
Archbishop Kahn. of ST. Louis, and
Rev. John NcElligo-t OF Grafton, passed
through Weston Thursday emoute to
Webster Springs. at Addison. w. Va.
ar Z. s. Good of Wheeling, was in
Weston this week
Weston is again agitating water
works.
Miss DonIey. of Waynesburg Pa Is
the guest Of Mrs ]. A. Barnes.
Miss Maxwell of Wheeling is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Louis Bennett on
Court street.
Airs. w.. ID. Carper and daughter, Miss
Anna. OF Detroit. Mich, are visiting
judge John Brnum.
Edward a. Brann0n is visiting Judge
lIc0re's family Of Elwell Mason county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14
AEIGHB0RHOOD.
What Has Been Going On in Nearby
Towns
Social Affairs, Happenings And
Events OfLOcal interest Gather
ed By Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
GRAFTON

Grafton, w. Va. July 13.-There is
quite q change in the tone Of business
here M Che past few DAYS. The mag
nihcent rains that we havs been hay
ING TOT the past week or two has been
worth thousands Of dollars TO this coun-
or. The oats crop that every person
thought was doomed TO be a failure has
improved greatly the farmers say and
viii, In most cases. De almost an aver
age crop The grass crop. Of course, was
past redemption. but the rains viii help
late meadows some and viii bring out
the pastures once more Corn, while it
viii generally be late and uneven by
reason of having to be planted over so
generally, gives every evidence OF
big yield. 1t lis growing very fast and
has big stocks.
The potato crop promises 20 be about
tie best this country has ever had so
taking 10 AN over, the farmers will not
be so bad off after all The worst thing
they have t6 contend with lis the fact
that there is but little stock In the coun-
try on account of former droughts 20
sell 20 bring money in the county.
AS t0 the town. business seems 90 be
brisker and the building boom still con-
tinues. There win DE about as many
buildings go mp this year as there was
last year
Col. Johnston. master of roads. was
here last night I'm his private ear. VIM
chester
M. r. Hall. editor of the Phulippi
Republican. was in this city Friday.
A little war broke loose i'm the West
End" The other dav but no blood was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14
NEW MARTNsvILLE,

New Nartinsville. ~. Va. July 10
1Ir. Ad. Saver. Of Wheeling is the guest
OF his cousin, Miss Jennie NcQuoWn,
this week.
Miss Josie Moore. of Sistersyille, is
visiting Miss l1ollie Stamm.
Miss Lizzie Tucker. of Wheeling,
srent the week here with the Misses
Mccain.
Airs. c. w. Hunter is spending the
week with relatives and friends at
Wheeling.
NJ. b. Potter. the Main street timer,
made business trip to Sistersvile on
Thursday
Mr.. FL. Brilles and Harry Redman. Of
Sistersviue. were calling i'm town
Thursday
South Dicnicked Thursday at Clark's or
chard.
C. ". Matthews, an attorney of Sis
-ersviUe. was here Thursday 10 apply
TO judge Jacobs for an injunction to
abata 9s nuisance a certain saloon OF
that town.
S. b. Hall B. r. Bowers and J. w.
NcInt're. attorneys, were at Middle
bourne this week on legal business.
Air. Mart Movers. of Martins Ferry.
was calling ON friends in town this
week
Hon. Sep. Hall made q business trip
To- Sistersville Monday.
A. NJ. Grow. of Litue.on. was here
"Wednesday ON legal business.
Fred Tautz and son, Charley. are VS.
iting relatives and friends at Antioch.
o.. this week.
r. r.. L. SnOdgrass made q business
trim 90 the Long Run oil field Thurs
day.
The Board Of Education appointed the
following teachers Monday for our nigh
school. Principal Prof. ID. w. Shields;
first assistant. Brent Shriver; second
assistant Miss Annie Baush; primary
department James McGhee and y.
DaUgher-y. ,.---
Iudee r.. p. Jacobs and daughters,
Misses Cratic and Louise. are visiting
relatives and friends az Morgantown
this week.
Forest Low-her was calling on friends
at Sistersville Thursday.
DIR. J.. d. Schmied. Of NoundsVlLIe' Is
visi-ins in town this week.
George A. Miller. of Wheeling, was
calling ON friends i'm town Friday.
Miss Bird Wiley and cousin, Georgia
Eskey. returned home Friday.