Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03


,NEW MAGNESIUM y February miss
Margaret We;zsI. OF 'FvIer county. fell on
the Ice o front Of the post0fiice Monday
Anl broke neg c.glt arm.
N-isS 'e sic 1ccld0waey, who has been
elsituS neoQs at Wheeling for some
"eeas, returned home Monday.
~. ~. Slocgrass attorney 40 Burton,
81, "a me week mere az Circuit Court.
MSS Georgia Wills, OF Welcome, Mar
Sqa. county, was calling on friends here
MouVay.
Jaceo Krautz, who has been at Chicago
this week
.. Is. Sommerviue, o. Wheeling, was here
Monday en- lega. business.
r. T. Robinson, attorney, a. LittletOn,
was mere this week on legal business.
A b, Moore, editor OF the Republican,
spent a Few days at Wheeling this week.
william Aukrom, the WeZsi and Tyler
ee-egate returned Oh Charleston Tuesday.
=. OtveF Calvert, Of Suverltll, was here
tlls week on legal busi ness.
Robinson on well No -. on Archer,
came IN gusher Wednesday.
MRS >. b. McEldCwnev is quite low OF
Tpnolu fever. She is a daughter of ID. II.
Cox, Sheriff OF this county
Judge Jacobs wii, leave Monday for
OnariestOn Oh attend the Bar Association.
Maurice Newman of Reiiug, Kansas,
who lost bis right arm recently 0y the ac-
eloenlai discharge Of "a gun, is here visit
ing uis brother, q. W. Newm11.
Mrs. Ed Christie, OF Union street, en-
tertaineC aiew of her friends Wednesday
evening ia very pleasant manner.
Col. Thomas Mills is at PIttsburg this
week
Hon. Sep. Han returned from Charleston
THURSDAY, where be- had spent few days
looking alter the bows.
John O0er IS slightly indispOsed by rea-
son OF a large tpmor on his PACK. he talks
Of having 10 removed
William Nolan, Chief of Police, Of this
town, aut Miss Jane Rogers, widow of the
late William Rogers, were married Tues
oav by Rev B,liOrd
Deputy Supreme Presidents Brown and
Stephens are here organizing alOdge Of the
Equitable Aid Union.
Miss Edith Greene. Of Sistersvile, was
here Wednesday calling on friends.
The Benz. Eurushaw land was sold this
week oy COMMISSIONS II. b. Snotgrass to
the Minneapolis Building and Loan AssO-
citation for 80 5J.
j. w. MclutIre was az MOundsville We'd
nesday and Thursday on legal business.
w. ). Wiley, James AcCaskcy and Am
brOse McCaSSey were at PgrSersburg
Friday. attending United States Court.
a ts- .tN'NltAt'aHNA INCUBUS tAt -Ae "a. A+s
Church sru continues with considerable
success. bev B.diord is in charge
DR. H.. u. Haucnt and Dr. Nayt, or Sis
tersville, We're here this week as witnesses
In damage suit.
Chaplin s. Carr Bros. well on Long run
is expected in by MONDAY. This well is
about SIX miles from town.
Charles Strobel, of w ueeling is here this
week trying tOorganjZa q local branch Of
ID q a
ISOLATION.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Clark, Jr., and wife
spent Sunday with friends at Sistcrsville
A small ire was discovered iu tie school
building on tue South Side Tuesday even
Ing. bat 10 was eEUugJlsled before much
damage was done.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Judge ia
Cobs gave a "stag' supper u honor Of the
JUDGES f0rty-third birthday. The mem
bers or the Bar presented the Judge with
an elGgau, gold watch, There were twenty
iour eassts present, and the evening was
spent very pleasantly.
The motion for a new trial for Harrison
Huggaus, convicted of murder Ia the sec
Oud degree, has NOT 9een passed upon by
the Court yet. Tue court viii dispose of
the motion some time next week.
H. IL. Thompson, CLERK of the Circuit
Court, has been confined 20 his room two
weeks with the grip.
WOrkmCu are engaged in extending the
telephone from the central Office on main
street % the depot