Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
BENNINGTON.

! N.vv1yGroS. w. VA, February 9.-Mr
and Mrs. c. X. Dulin returned nome IroH
| Sistersville Friday. e,.
Mir Sollv. field foreman for the South
! Penn Oil Company, moved his 1amlly mere
SouireJ. F.. Christy committed Clarence
! Wells to the county Jail last week Ior Ten
| DAYS for assault and battery
Robert Downing AND Eugene BLAIR IN
| the Gladiator Monday evening will be the
| finest Dlav ever seen in Warrington.
! 7. 4 Furoee and Capt. j. w. Haggerty
! were in Wheeling several days this week
! attending lectures on undertaking..
| Mrs. Van Price is improving after Sc
/ rious illness.
Mrs. ID. Dewar is seriously i'll from blood
Fav Hall spent last Sunday in Wheeling,
Glen Welty is in Wheeling this week on
visit
Charles Dulin returned from Sistersville
| Friday The serious burns he received
! few DAYS ago are healing nicely.
Miss Susan Grim died Friday. She had
| been an invalid for several years.
Miss Beulah Robinson Will attend a
private school fol- young ladies at Parkers-
/ burg the rest of the winter:
Deputy Sheriffs Smith Hood and John
/ Hess. Of FAirmOnt, were In town Thurs
/ day.
Invitations are out for valentine hop in
| the Opera House, Thursday evening. A
great time is anticipated.
The Warrington News last week notl-
| fed the Young man who was caught hug
cling his girl on Buffalo street, 10 bring up
the cigars. At last reports three different
fellows had brought the cigars and more
10 hear from.
Miss Mary Phillips, popular young
lady, of Washington, Pa, is the guest OF
her brother. ). L. Phillips, this week.
Burchard Koen and sister, Miss Blanche,
who are attending school at Washington,
Pa, are spending few days at home.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Wise are spending
Sunday with Mr.. Wise's parents at Glov-
er's Gap.
MIR. A. L. Prichard and sister, Miss
Fannie. left Monday for Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Fannie will spend the winter with
friends in Kansas City, and Mr.. Prichard
will extend his trip into Texas and the
southwest.
A. j. Yoke, President Of the company
that is drilling the test well az Grafton,
was in town Wednesday.
II. L. ScrafTord, OF Morgantown, Super
intendent Of the Eureka Pipe Lines, was
IN town Friday
DR.. W. 3. YOst and II, L. Burcbinal and
e
ton braved the blizzard Friday and took
sleighride 70 Pennington.
The blizzard this week shut down sew
eral wells on account OF freezing up water
lines aud making il too cold Tor the men to
work.
Miss Rose L. Robinson is confined to the
house this week with the neuralgia
The advance sale of tickets for Robert
Downing in The Gladiator in the Opera
House Monday evening is unprecedented
in tn history Of tue house
The Crescent Banjo, Mandolin and Gut
tar Clue assisted Oy Profs. Meyer and
Richards of Wheeling aud Miss Beulah
TT mOlin, the popular elocutiOnlsts, gave
good concert in the Opera House Tuesday
evening
7. j. Vandegrift s. Co, of Pittsburg,
are starting well Oh the VIM Parrish
farm, on Gray'S Run. This well is about
three aud one half miles east Of town, and
almost a mile east OF any developments,
and will De watched with much interest.
Among the wells that are IN or near the
Gordon sands are Beatty Nos. and II,
southwest Of town; PrIcharj heirs No. !,
west OF town, and Kuhn No. l and j.
Blackshere Nos. aud f. northwest of
town, ali South Pennsylvania on Com
pauy's wells, and the Morgan No. ana
ShGnks No >, northwest OF town, belong
to Hartman, Green!ee & Forst. The Nor
gan well should reach the pay to-day sat
urdayl or morrow.
John McheOwns estate will start three
new wells on their Beatty lease on Woods
run.
Lands in the vicinity Of Leonard, Brown
& Co.'S Downs No. l on Woods run is
bringing good bonuses, and several new
wells will likely start in that vincinity in
the neac future.
The South Penn Oil Companys Hays
No. , on Dents run will rig up as soon as
the weather mOderates
The South Penn Oil Company's J. r.
Blakeslee No 4 is in the sand. This is
Big Iniun well.