Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-03
NEWBURG.

Newburg,. W. Va. November Z.-Miss
Grace CLAYTON. daughter Of 5. d y.
agent Clayton, of this town, has secured
? position IN Central Telephone Office
in Warrington -
Miss Grace Orr, Of K.ngwood, the
charming daughter OF Major Orr, was
visiting friends N town this week
John Lynch. painter, is hsme rest
ing after q long term Of painting ne"
houses in Tunnelton.
Miss Ada Carpenter, Of FairmonL s
visiting the Misses Horchlsrs.
Mr.. L. Giblin, jeweler, CT Mann.ngtCn'
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson.
Mrs. r. NJ Barb IS on an extended
visit 10 her mother. in Warrington.
Miss Matte Hanway visited her home
over Sunday.
Agent Clayton and son, Arthur, visit
cd Buckhannon, gO.ng as far as phil
lippi by train and thence by bicycle, and
returning the same way. They visited
Mr. Clayton's daughter, Bessie, who IS
going 70 school a. the NJ. f. Seminary.
Truman Frazier was visiting in Bar
bour county this week, looking for a
new girl, l suppose.
The Woody Brothers, of Chicago,
local music instructors, taught a class
IN vocal music last week. and closed
with a concert in Aliens hall Tuesday
night.
Mr.. H. S. Whetsell, Of KingwOod,
County Superintendent Of Free Schools
w8s wishing n town over Sunday. Hor-
zee often comes 20 see the people OF
this town as he taught one term Of
school here and is well acquainted.
Miss Lily Lanham, Of Fhill.ppi, :
visiting at Dr. T. F. Lanhams.
Mrs. T. Meanear, of KingwOod. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. n. a. Fra
1.er.
Rev. G. n. W.lhams's wife IS visit
ing her many friends in Sutton, w. Va.
Mr. James Morris one Of our enter
prising young men went TO Pittsburg
this week, having secured a position in
a glass factory at that place.
Mr.. A. NJ. Moore, Of Springfield, Ohio,
Is visiting his family and friends. He
is engaged as commercial traveller for
a firm in Springfield.
The three daughters of Mr.. Paul S
n Lee left one day This week on an eX-
tended trip south. They viii visit the
Atlanta Exposition and make many So
cial calls, as they were born and reared
in Alabama
The familiar sight Of smoke Issuing
from the stack Of the shaft below town
IS delight!ng the inhabitants Of our
town, As the Newburg Orrel Coal and
Coke Company. IS making coke here
again, and have gct 10 work now in
o1rrest-are working % to 80 hands.
There was o ball held in the Davis
House on Thursday night, and was
largely attended. quite q number from
Grafton and other adjoining towns were
IN attendance. They "ripped the llglt
fantastic until four o'clock a. m.
Miss Artie Ho-chler teacher in the
primary school has been sick for several
days
Rev. c. II. Rierhart is very sick with
typhoid fever, but al present s con-
cidered convalescelt.
The long and excessive dry weather
w2s relieved by a rain which continued
all day on Thursday and part of the
night. Still we need more.
The B. & o. Railroad Company has
been hauling water % this point for
use Of their locomotives.
Mrs. Coughlin, q very estmable wild
ow lady, died on Tuesday and was bur
led on Thursday IN the Catholic bury.ng
ground. az this place. She leaves sew
eral grown up children and many
friends TO mourn her departure.