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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18
NEWBURG.
Newbnrg. w. Va. Aug. 16. 1895.

Newburg. w. Va, Aug. 16, 1895.
Many of our people went to Mt. Lake
Park. on Saturday last, and among the
number were Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Glib
son. who returned on Monday and with
them came DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cressler,
of Wilksbarre, Pa, for an extended visit.
The doctor is very pleasant old gen.
tleman, and is enjoying his visit very
much.
Mrs. Sadie Rhodes. of Roanoke, Va,
is visiting her father Mr.. I. b. Fordgee
Mir. and Mrs. w. VI. Dent, visited the
celebrated cave in this county on Sun
day last.
Mr.. John A. Graham's family is home
from quite an extended stay at Mt. Lake
Park
DR.. W. NJ. Dent visited Grafton, Tues
day. on business.
Mr. Pete Green and daughter were
visiting old acquaintenances in town
this week.
Mr.. PurintOn who has been on a visit
to his daughter, Mrs A. Vanzandt. re-
turned to his home in Wheeling yester-
day.
There was social gathering at Mr..
Charles Smiths one evening this week.
among the guests were, Rev. Williams
and family. Mr.. Clarence Ellis and
Vernon Wolf. Ice cream and other DEL
icacies were served, and a very enjoy
able time was had.
Mrs. f. H. Demoss and Mrs. w. II.
Shafferman. accompanied by Supervisor
w. H. Shaferman, visited Buckhorn
Wall, on Wednesday, and extended their
visit as far east as Deer Park.
The Young Peoples CHRISTIAN FL
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GRAFTON.

Grafton, w. Va, August 1.-THE
weather is exceedingly hot and the
town is deserted to a great extent by
parties going to summer resorts.
Mrs. p. c. Robinson, Of Philippi.
who has been visiting relatives in this
city, returned home to-day.
Our Opera House band went to Fair
mont to-day to attend the laying of tho
corner stone of the "Y' building.
John b. Mccoy and Col J. T. Nc
Graw went up to Mt. Lake Park to-day
Miss Eva Parsons, who has been Wis
iting relatives here for some days, wenS
to Terra Alta to-day.
Fitterman and Grafton Clubs crossed
bats to-day at the Fair grounds.
+. II. Crina. Of Philippi, is a business
caller to our city to-day.
Judge Joseph T. Hoke, of Kingwood,
was on our streets Friday.
EX-MayOr G.. w. Chambers, who has
been laid up with rheumatism, is able
to be out again.
Mr. Gus Kunst is at Atlantic City.
Mr. Tom Joyce is at the sea shore.
Miss Annie Crogan entertained quite
a number of her friends at her home
near New5urg Friday night in honor
Of her guests, Mr. John Pickett and
sister, Mss Josephine Of Grafton, and
Misses Selma and Margaret Fleming.
of Baltimore. and Miss Mary King, OF
Wythv.lle, w. Va.
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HANNIBAL.


Hannibal o., Aug. 17.-Mrs. Crist
Hauch and son, Raymond, OF Pittsburg,
arrived Sunday evening and VIII be thu
guests of her mother, Mrs. Louise
fisher, for several weeks.
A number from town attended pic
nc last Saturday by the Sunday School
at Mt Union, Ohio.
Alma Voegtly is home from Pitts
burg, spending a two weeks vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Voegtly.
Mrs. Miner returned to her home at
Cleveland, O., Tuesday, after spendinn
a week here the guest of her cousins,
Capt. and Miss Minnie huffman.
Ernest fisher is home from Pitts
burg on a visit.
Daniel Flogertcy. formerly of this
place, is circulating here among
friends.
Quite a congenial crowd of married
and young people were very pleasantly
entertained at Buckhill, o., on Friday
evening. by Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Die
Albert fisher was home from Steu-
benville this week visiting his parents.
MI. anu MIS-. Iduh I1tl AIl+5 anu Nv y
sons'and Miss Julia Hoffmiester re-
turned to their home at Newport, Ky,
after q weeks visit here the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louise huffman.
Alva Moore and Tom Hanlon; of
New Martinsville, were in town Mon
day.
The members of the Epworth League
gave another entertainments in the Eng
NJ. e. church on Monday evening. The
program rendered was highly c0mpli-
mented by all present.
Rev Wilson left Wednesday for
months sojourn at Mt. Lake Park, for
the benefit if his health.
Mr. John Shriver, an aged citizen of
this place. died on Monday morning af-
ter a lingering illness at the age of sew
enty-seven. The ;nterment took place
on Tuesday afternoon
Gilbert Wilson left Thursday for SIS
terSville where he will engage in bust
ness for C. A. House, of Wheeling.
Buzz Fritsche and sister, of Wheel
ing were the guests of relatives in town
Friday.
Miss Maud Lenkard, of Wheeling, is
spending her vacation in town with
relatives.
Prof. Goddard gave a lecture on as
tronomy in the English NJ. E. Church
on Wednesday evening
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PALATINE.

Palatine August 17.-Miss Lulu Har-
rington. of Wheeling, is in town this
week. the guest of Miss Nellie Grower
Miss Lizzie Richards, of Adams street,
is visiting friends at Little Falls.
Miss M0lhe Wilson has returned to
her home on Adams street, after an eX-
tended visit 10 lIt. Lake.
Miss Jennie Sheets and sister of Key
ser. are the guests of Mrs. Presley Rob
insOn this week.
Miss Kittie Carson, Of Pittsburg. is
the CUES, of Mrs Ida Sharp, of Hay
mont this week
Albert Leonard who has been in Ohio
fOr some weeks. has returned home.
T. VI. Wilson and family are at King
wood this week visiting friends and rel
atiVos.
A. W. Snyder. of this place. was at
Parkersburg last week on business.
W. w. Scott. who has been confined
TO his home on account or typhoid fever
for the past three wteks. is we are
glad to report getting along nicely.
Arthur Jones, of Little Falls, is this
weJk the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Heath
Jones.
Wiley Nichols. of Piedmont, was a
visitor i'm town this week.
Mrs. r. ID. TAYLOR, of Sacramento, Cal,
is the guest of Miss Lucy Helmick.
Mrs. H. Douglass and son Stacey re-
turned Tuesday from a visit to Pitts
burg.
Leonard Higenbotham, of Elk Gar
den is in town this week. He came 10
attend the funeral Of his brother, George
HigenbOJham.
Major j. r. Swearingen is reported on
the sick list this week.
Mrs. r. n. Boyer and Miss Bertha
V. Stout. Of ClarkSburg. are this week
the guests of Mrs. Clemenza Swearin-
gen.
Harry Compton was home for a short
visit this week from Ohio
Homer Cobwn. Of Harrison county,
is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. a. S. Hell
mick.
Miss Ella Hawkins. of Pennington.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John McElf-
resh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mines and chill
dren, Of Rodamers, were here on We'd
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ST. MARY'S.

ST. Mary's, w Va. Aug. 17.-Miss
Jennett Brown daughter OF Hon. r. II.
Brown, was married TO D. L. Jamison,
q Baptist minister.
A. j. Porter an attorney of this
place, was married 10 Miss Viola Har-
rs.
Prosecuting Attorney J. c. holland,
has been attending court this week at
M.ddlebCUrne.
The Lofts Club, of ST. Mary's, Will
hold their sixth annual picnic at Leth-
erwood Flats August 31s..
Hon. R. Patterson is again able 10 go
about.
Dr. ID. Q. Steen, who has had a long
sick spell, IS recovering his health
again.
Brown No. came in hundred bar
rel well IN the Cow Run Sand. This
wen is located on Broad Run.
Billiards. smith No. > viii be in TO-
morrow.
Lou Mallory well on belong, will be
in Monday.
There are several other locations
made and rigs going up IN the vicinity.
Drilling on the holland we'll VIII be
SIN at once.
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NEW MARTINSVILLE.

New Martinsville, w. Va, August II.
Judge Thomas p. Jacobs is holding
court at Middlcbourne.
MIS-. i. c. Leap and little daughter.
GerJle returned Thursday from a visit
az Powhatan, 0.
George b. Carr, one of the prominent
operators i'm the Long Run oil field, is
aJ Titusyile. Pa.
EnginJer Thomas Pettigrew and 9th
ers of the West Virginia Short Line
Railroad force, have been here some
days
Mr. Z. A. Reich. of the Economy
Store. has returned from a business and
pleasure trip to Pittsburg, Pa. Youngs-
twon and Cleveland, O., and other
points
Mrs. Hill. Of Darlington. o.. who has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Mary
Hunter here for some time. is quite ILL
Misses iona McIntire and Nora Ma
son. OF Grangeville W. Va. who were
the guests Of Miss Dosia McIntire, left
for home last Wednesday.
The Christian EndeavOrers of this
place and Sistersville held a Joint meet
ing al the NJ e. Church South last
Tuesday evening
Miss Eva Hunter has returned from
an extended visit with Wheeling
friends.
Capt B. L. Bowers. who was severely
injured at Sistersville recently by a
runaway horse, is still confined to his
room and is recovering very slowly.
Revs. J. w Bedford and J. Hiatt. of
the NJ +. Church. were attending camp
meetings atMOundsville during the past
week
Miss Fannie Reich will leave next
Monday for a visit to friends in Cleve-
land. o.
Miss MOiue Room was among tht Sis
tersville people who attended the union
c. Z. meeting here Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. b. Clark, who has been quite
indisposed. is much improved.
David Mayors, one of our oldest and
best known citizens. is very seriously
i'll. with little hope Of recovery.
Miss Mabel Cannon. of Nashville.
Tenn. who was the guest of Capt. Bow
ers and family left on last Wednesday
for Arkansas. where she holds a posi-
tion as teacher of music in one of the
leading colleges of that State.
Mrs. Rev Bedford is visiting rela-
Jiyes at Cumberland, Nd.
John E. McEldowney is on the sick
list
Miss Hannah Bishop very pleasantly
entertained her Sunday school class on
last Thursday evening at her home, on
Maple avenue.
Louis Horkheimer. Of Wheeling, was
here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Thomas, of Wheeling, is
visiting her parents.
Dr. J. NJ. BOland, president of Bar
louisville College, gave a very interest
ing lecture at the NJ. e. Church South
Thursday night but the audience was
unexpectedly small
Miss Witten. of Bellaire, is the guest
of Miss Dora Potts, of Maple avenue.
Miss Louise Richards, of Mayburg,
Pa, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Christie. of Union street
Mrs. c. Wehrle. of Pittsburg, is visit
ing the family of Mr. John Slender.
John T. Gallagher, prominent citi-
ztn Of Moundsville, was here on bust
ness Friday
Circuit Clerk James w. Newman re-
turned Friday from a business trip in
the country.
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Alta. and Miss Moran, of Washington,
D. c., are the guests Of friends in King
wood
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Cassidy spent
Sunday at Corinth, the guests Of
friends
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Caldwell, both
of Wheeling, are spending the heated
term here in town.
Joseph Graham returned home Fri
day from a business trip 10 Kansas and
Nebraska.
Mrs. VIM II. Glover is spending the
week at Mt. Lake Park.
Jay S. Trembly has purchased John
NJ. Lambs new building, next door to
the Washington House. Mr. Trembly
will remove his grocery store to that
building.
VIII Welch, who is conductor on an
electric railway in Wheeling, is spend
ing his vacation with his parents at
this place.
S. Rinard has purchased five lots on
Ringers Hill and will begin the cree
ton of new summer hotel al once
The lots are located on the fiat at the
top Of the hill adjoining a beautiful
grove, and the building will command
a view of miles upon miles Of superb
mountain scenery.
DR.. S. NJ. Scott spent a part Of this
week among friends az Morefeld, W.
Va.
e. H. Kelly was in Bruceton Thurs
day on business.
Messrs. L. c. Shaffer and Julius
Scherr, Of Union Distric- we're in toTa
Friday.
The joint picnic of the Odd Fellows
and Knights Of Pyth.as, which 8 10
be held in Whites Grove Angus. 22d
promises to be quite a 6le ana.r. Many
ladies of both orders over the State
have promised to be present.
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WESTON.

Weston, w. Va, August IL
1t is reported that a syndicate of
Washington, d. c., capitalists are ne
gotiating for the purchase of the brick
building near the passenger station of
the West Virginia & P:ttsburg X. R.,
and the iron bridge. for the purpose of
establishing an ice plant and cold sto-
rage. 1t is the purpose of the syndicate
to remove the plan. at Grafton here
and build a larger one here.
Horse buyers are here, and from the
class olahorses they are buying it IS tho
general opinion that they are being
bought to butcher for the European
market. They would not buy only the
medium class Of horses.
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srEUBENvILLE.

s.orr.nviIle. o.. Aus 11-Nessrs.
o.-.,,sv crawford. Whitaker and Co..
49, ~,0,n Success. 90 White Rock. oppo-
sire Browns Island. nave returned
bona after del.ghUul outing sever
81 evenings ago they entertained
r,,mber of vOung ladies' and gentlemen
of THIS city. -......
w n Johnson and wife have return
Cd from Asbury Park. accompanied oy
MISS Alice Johnson, who mas peeh
abroad for two years.
Dr CuT. of Manchester. Eng. ace
COMMANDED by Mrs. Hous,on. or Court
Clenone. ireland. and Miss ff3ncis
Sinclair of Belfast. Ireland relatives
of me late Dr. Stanton. are mere TO loon
afrar their interests IN the estate.
ret ot.on and p7rlor meeting was
,s,d vueslav evening Dog the W.. c. T.
IT, III the residence OF Ants. '.'',''S
crsgg. I'm honor of Rev. Mrs. 81 Joan'
Of kansas. Who gave the gathering an
interesting talk.
r &. Richards and wife Miss Anna
Sd r-l.r-on. DIP. r. S. Maxwell ana W-le.
,- IS 7r.Causleu aud WIFE Henry Per-
and wsfe. ana Geo sharp and
r.rrSter Abb.e. have returned from
--- seashcre -,,.-.,..-
Atlantic city eXcursioois,s ihurSd3y
---s AIRS. ". H. Lowe ANA son
-ri-. Mss Laura Peorce. gohn Nc
KIN Ind wife. David Boyd and wife
,-1 daughter Reaa Charles Mcconnell
1-I John Orr.
y. M Gruber and wife and George
Al o-acken and wife are home from
EnW1rth Park.
Misses Lou and Carrie Blackburn are
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PIEDMONT

Piedmont. w. Va. August 17.-NisS
Naule Pope. of Shade Mills. Nd, has
been visiting friends 40 AIT. Lake Park
and is now visiting friends here
Hiss Lucia Wright has returned
from an extended visit TO her sister,
Mrs i. T.. LOar at Grafton, w. Va
Miss Carrie Evans. is visiting friends
here
ar. James G. Lacey and Miss Clemen-
tine Eo0kcn. were married 10y Rev. u.
r. Weilor. at S.. letters Church, ~ p.
m. M duesdaE
1Irs. Nary inskeep and family of
kcyser. are visiting her mother, Mrs.
G.. =. Borlcs
- 49, u W a. Shucy has gone ON o
triD tho atlantic Cly
Misses Daisy and Grace Boyles have
returned FROM visit 20 friends 40
Berkeley Springs.
lrrs. IA. Br.mstine and Mrs. j. FaZen-
baker are very ili at their homes in
Wcsternpor-
-fss Lillian Fazcrbaker returned
homo this week from SIT. Lake
rFcssrs. j.. D.. Jones O.. ~. Dayton j.
HUGHES spent his week at the Repu1-
Moan STATE convention ut Cambridge.
Nd.
Mrs ID. r. Kuykeudal and Miss Ema
pr-sou ,f Cumberland. Nd. are spend
irp tie week with friends here
l---. Fuuer Bernard spent Tuesday
I'm Keyser
s 4. MADEIRA. Of Grafton, was JIM
Mrs. Minnie stewart is visiting in Lo-
incoming. Md
Miss Ella N.rkwood. OF Baltimore
who has been visiting friends here, lelt
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CLARKSBUEG


Clarksburg, w. Va, August 17.-AIrs.
Chas. Camp. of Pittsburgh has been
the guest Of Mrs. John McGowan for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Hart are at Az.
lantic City.
G. S. Sands, Fleming Howell. and r..
G.. Brady are in New York City select
ing furniture for the Traders Hotel.
o. A. Amman and family have re-
turned from Mt. Lake Park.
Miss O. Dakan is visiting at Rosby'
Rock, w. Va.
Mrs. Lee Raymond and Mrs. O. p.
BOughner are at Atlantic City.
The First Regiment Band furnishes
the music at the Clarksburg Fair
Rev. De Witt White has returned
from Europe, where he spent the sum-
mer.
Mr.. E. w Patton. formerly a printer
of this city, is circulating among his
old acquaintance.
Mrs. John Koblegard and Miss Ella
Patton, are visiting at the Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. Benz. Griffin was stricken with
paralysis one day this week and is in y
dangerous condition.
Mr.. and Mrs Brent Maxwell have re-
turned from a tour to Eastern cities.
Attorney J. Y. Blair, of West Union
was here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dawson have
returned from White Sulphur Springs.
The funeral Of Benjamin Bailey will
be preached by Rev. D. Powell at Fair
view August Is.
Rev. T. L. Gardiner, president Of
Salem College, was in Clarksburg Tues
day.
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NEIGHBORaOOD.
What Has Been Going On in Nearby
Towns
Soclal Affairs, Happenings And
Events OfLocal interest Gather
ed BY Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
FArR3IONT

Fairm0nt NJ w ,,-..-. - ,r,--
Minnie Engle of SVree1;- c'71 - No. ~ -
OF Miss Mems Cocbr.,. ''''-
AIRS. Blanche Wool of ,ro~o,,+,,.,
lis The guest.cf NIr and Mrs y AN
Thomas Miller of 1,-baslino, ,,-9s ~
gues- at the Hotel Davanev his wael
Minor Kramer nd me HoteI n,,rr
Pittsbure. left for homo yvalres,,o,. ef,
te.. O. weeks stav bo,a .s,,,o.,o s,.,s-,ds
1Iiss Nav Prabn, h. r5s e,,ss+ of
friends at Grafton This ,ve5l,
Misses Mabel and MAGGIE Yous- of
ConnetlsvfUe Pm arrivej here ,as-ar-
day on visit fo rheir uncIa 1obD s
Cutler ON JeffesoD s-~ao+
Mr. and lTre WIZ tfe,err,sr nj
Cameron. w IA were here mis- wei,
en- route home froD, N ,-isi. b., Union
town IA
Mrs Cle,r of p,i-. ....,,.,,sl ,.es
te-dov nom ,r.o ,...f.., ,.;s;. -,
lIonr1eyflie s~l S,-,,.,;re f~ior5s
MIS- 4rr,e w. -,,,'' ana t,tge pos
zen drovs ~ ,Io~gs,,-ov.r -bis ,yaei.
they win also v,si- several Doinrs iD
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nesday, attending the funeral of Mrs.
Mines brother. George Higenbotham.
Miss May wilkins, of Clarksburg, is
the guest of friends here.
lac NJ. r. Church VII give Boston
Tea" on next Thursday evening, Aug
ust -. at the corner of Diamond and
Franklin streets. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
There was a Demorest medal contest
held in the NJ. E. Church on Friday
night The medal was awarded TO
Miss Myrtle Shain.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

deavor Society proposed to have moon
Eight fete, during the full moon, in Aug
ust. but could not induce the moon to
stay "full'until they got ready, and 50
postponed the matter till next full moon.
The weather is extremely not and dry
all crops suffering from drouth.
Miss Maggie Cross is engaged in
teaching a special term of school, last
ing six weeks.
Mr.. William Meenefee, a B. & o. en-
gineer, is here this week, helping to
nurse his brother, Frank, who is sick
with typhoid fever.
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ing a few days with relatives and
friends at MatamOras.
Mrs. Hattie Gibson, of Powhattan, IS
the guest of her mother, Mrs. c. c.
Rodgers.
Ms. Charlie Thomas, Of Wheeling,
Is visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. Frank L;ttOn, of Bellaire, is
spending this week here with relatives
and friends.
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TERRA ALTA.

Terra Alta, w. Va, August IL
Frank Stuck, o'.,ewburg, was in town
a few hours Monday on business.
H. Hayden was IN Grafton Thursday
on business.
Miss Ellen Cornell and Miss Annie
Scott are at Mt. Lake Park this week
attending the Mountain Chautauqua.
Mr.. James Stuck and children are
visiting relatives and friends IN Terra
Alta.
Miss Blanche Fitzgerald, Of Terra
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MANNINGTON.

Warrington, W. Va, August f7.-Ray
Alexander. one of the clerks in Furoee
e Sos clothing and shoe store, has ac-
cepted a similar position with a Bait
more firm.
Frank Jones, of Moundsville. IS the
new clerk in the B. & O. depot. G. A..
Frey, former Clerk, mas been transferr-
ed to Monongah. on the VI. r. road.
Ed. Pomeroy met with a painful acc!-
lent this week while loading a wagon
with casing from car in the South
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

Old Bache-Thats
Of slippers you're we1r-.
narry-Iney ought
thev cost enough. Ny VIE u.
and then coaxed out Of a..
sealskin jacket.-Ild-D-'7'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

He had been worship.
months. but had never toid
didn't want him 10. be- d..
esn and stayed late-vcrF
could only sigh and hop
ing away the next dag
and he thought the las
time 10 spring the mome
lie kept IL TO himself
the last thing. J. was
clock, and il was not o SGT.
Miss Mollie,' be SAID
Il am going away to-mo.
Are you?' She
thoughtlessness of glrlAo
Yes" he replied. ~.
yes. very sorry,
q thought YOU Nigh, so
ming"
Then she gazed a tho
and said good night