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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
GRAFTON.

Grafton, w. Va. June 22.-The fine
rains that we had the past few days
have very much encouraged the farm
ers and stimulated business.
Mrs. ID. W Gall and children came in
from Washington Friday and went on
TO the Webster Springs.
While a crowd of young folks were
enjoying themselves at the Valley Falls
the other day one of their crowd,
young man and lady slipped and fell
into a deep hole of water.
E. L. Lazonton, of 1Trconnel was q
business caller TO this city Friday.
Mrs. Harry Clayton and family are
visiting friends at FairmOnt.
Arch W. Patton, who has been at
tending school in Chicago is spending
his vacation here with his parents.
Prof. A. Moore is over at KingwoOd
holding @ quarterly meeting for Presid-
ing Elder Ash.
superintendent r. n. Sheaton and
family left this week for Mountain Lake
Park. where they will spend the sum-
meg.
1-HS. =. ". Pressford is in Weston.
Rev r. Il. 8ohrbough. Of Bcering,
was in this city the first part Of the
week.
4 moonlight picnic was held at the
park Thursday night.
t. p. Davis. of the Auditors Office,
was in Grafton Q few days this week.
Miss Amanda Abbott, Of Fairmont,
has been in Grafton for several days
this week.
Miss BESSIE Poe is visiting nj Booths
Vile.
The ut. Rev. Bishop Donohue, Of
Wheeling. viii administer the sacra-
ment Of confirmation to fifty candidates
here Sunday. He will also preach two
sermons during the day.
J. H. Fulton, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Barbour county, was a busi-
ness caller 10 our city Friday.
John Phillips, of Fairmont, is in the
city looking after the contracts for
buildings that are to be built this sea-
son.
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HARRISBURG.

Clarksburg, w. Va, June 22.-Hon.
Harvey W. Harmer is back from Glen
vile. where he attended the commence
ment exercises OF the normal school.
Charles w. Baker is the guest of J..
D. Frunn, of this city. He at one time
resided here and was the first station
agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. He now lives at Lawrence, Neb.
Mayor Gordon mas issued proclama-
tion requesting our citizens and espec-
tally business men TO observe the Fourth
OF July.
DR.. De Witt Talmage will preach at
Gypsy Grove, August II. We venture
10 predict this will be a great drawing
card
A large number Of the members of
the Improved Order Of Red Men, Of this
city. instituted Q lodge at Flat Woods,
W. Va, on last Monday.
d. NJ. Willis has been chosen private
secretary to the President CT the West
Virginia University.
L. Il. Haymaker, DR.. Boughner and
S. T. Reed were at the meeting of the
Republican clubs at Cleveland, Ohio.
The colored people will hold their
regular annual campmeeting at the fair
grounds July 10 to August ..
After an absence Of more than twelve
years, Mr.. J. d. Bumgardner is visiting
his father, Adam Bumgardner, Of Ro-
mines Mills.
DR.. d. p. Morgan and DR. Fleming
Howell are a. Martinsburg attending a
meeting Of the r. r. Medical Assocla-
ton.
Mr. Else F. Randolph, of Salem, and
Miss Lucy Davidson, Of Bridgeport
We're married on last Tuesday. Rev e.
T. Garrett ofiiciated.
Mr.. Johnson has been here during tho
week arranging for a new depot in this
city.
On Friday evening the First Regi-
ment Band gave an open air concert in
front of the court house.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching wedding of Mr.. Charles NJ.
Hart, of this city, to Miss Bruce Hyde,
of Winchester, Virginia, which will take
place the 2Gth inst, at the NJ. e. Church
South at Winchester, Va. We extend
congratulations in advance.
The Fourth of July vii be celebrated
here by a picnic at the fair grounds.
which will be under the management OF
the Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics. Capt. B. 3. Doyener and
others will make speeches.
Among the prominent people we no.
ticed in the city during the past week
were: Hon J. w. Vandervort, OF Park
ersburg; Robert T. Reed, of Philippi;
W. p FOlkes. of BuckhannOn: w. r.
Hoffman, of Fairmont; Miss Diana Des-
pard, of Baltimore; d. NJ. Bailey, of
Weston; J. n. Dunn, of Sutton; e. G.
Davisson, of Weston; Mrs. A. T. Hustled,
OF Wheeling; Mrs. II. j. Drummond, Of
Indiana; and Otto Is. Riley, OF 1lcAlpin,
w Va
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FAIRMONT.

F9irmont. ". Va. June CIV. s.
Meredith and wife and S. W. Hall are at
Cleveland. o.. this week, Mr.. Meredith
being a delegate to the League Conven-
ton.
Mrs. William Bell, of Pittsburg, is the
guest of !. a. Lyons and family on Lo-
Gust avenue.
Miss Wilson, Of Cumberland, Md,
was Miss Alice Ohleys guest the past
week.
Mesrs. Henry Baer, Of Baer's Sons
Grocery Company, and J. A. Dunning,
OF Wheeling. were here on business.
Miss Robinson. Of Charleston, is the
guest Of Miss Virginia Fleming.
Frank Hartley is home from college
in Michigan to spend vacation.
Miss Kate Pedicord, of Baltimore,
who has been the guest of friends here,
returned Thursday from a short visit to
NOrEantowp friends.
Mr.. George Huntington. of the Intel
ligcnc0r. was here several days this
week, being called here by the death C
his brother VIII.
W. S. COmminsOn and T. F. Martin
We're NJ Parhersburg on business this
week
Alex Humphrey. of Steubenville, was
here several days this week on business.
The new ice plant is about completed
and Will be making ice the first Of the
week.
Miss Ella Miller left this week on an
extended visit TO relatives at COving-
ton. Ky.
Mis- Katherine Oils, of Parkersburg,
left Monday on a visit to friends az
Wheeling. after a visit of several weeks
here. the guest OF Miss Haalt, on Wash
ingt0n street
AIr Pat II. Bennett, Of Ohio, was here
this week among his numerous friends.
Mrs. r. W Fleming returned yester-
day from months stay at Mt. Glenn
ems. Mich. for the benefit of her health.
She was accompanied by her daughter,
Jean.
AIr. and Mrs. T. Il. Martin and child
left this morning for Baltimore, where
Mrs. Martin and son will remain for
some weeks, the guest Of relatives.
Mrs Carl Frame OF Morgantown, was
here the first part Of the week the guest
OF friends.
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the summer during the Professor S aO-
sence in Denver. ..
On Monday evening Westerhpo.[,I
Council. c. b. L.. celebrated the s.F '-it'-
anniversary Of its organization il 'Ae
Opera House. 49,, iu4o
The Economy store was broken lAto
on Wednesdav evening and about 9lVV
worth of goods taken.
Mrs. r. T. Boost arrived here MONDAY
evening TO spend the summer Win hst
parents.
The Like brothers gave 4 very enjoy
able "at home" on Monday evening.
GIr. r. p Mcclure and Miss CathSrlne
O'ShaUgHnessy were married Meunes-
day morning by Rev. p. R. Weider.
SIT. Carbon and Hiram lodges OF Ma
sons will attend church June . in the
". Z. church. Rev. Henry Boggs VIII
deliver The sermon.
The 3. & O. shops closed down yester-
day till after the Fourth.
Mrs. Adelaide Tonry died this morn
iug of consumption az ner home IN
Westernp0rt. Md.
MIR. il. IT. Williams moved 10 Elklns
Tuesday.
Mr.. W. Y. Gilberts family left We'd
nesday for Mt. Lake Park.
1Ir. d. Cowan's family will move TO
Mt. Lake Park on saturday
Mr.. John Jackson and Susie Marshall
were married on Tuesday evening
3Irs. A. Ohlsen left this morning for
Providence. r. l., where she will make
her future home.
Mr.. s.. Dunn has opened q grocery
store i'm the old Powell store room on
Main street
Mrs. NJ. Karney and family left
Thursday for their future home in Lit
lie Rock. Ark. after lengthy visit to
her neither. Hrs IT. McK0ne.
TIT. H. I. Nesbijt went TO Riverside
Thursday and brought home his daugh-
ter Ethel. who had been visiting there
some time.
Mr.. ~. Rehs and y. c. Fuller drove
to Keyser on Thursday.
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PALATINE.

Palatine, June 22.-Mrs VI. A. YOust,
of Fairview, is the guest Of her daugh-
ter Mrs. James Hess this week.
Mr.. andAlrs. Newton Youst left for
Watson last Sunday, where they will
reside
Mr.. an Mrs. John LEVEL. Mrs. Rowe,
Of Parkersburg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Ross and child left Tuesday for Knots
vile. Taylor county, to visit Mrs. Lev
ellis mother Mrs. Thomas.
r. T. Holland left for Fairview, Mon
day, where he has secured employment.
Miss Ella Watkins left Tuesday for
Piedmont to visit relatives
J. L. Smith, of Morgantown, was a
visitor in town Sunday.
Mrs. Linnie Boyce, Of Boothsville,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Borgess. last week.
Mrs. Luther Jacobs is this week Wis
iting friends at Triune, Monongalia
county.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
3. Koon is quite sick this week.
Goddie. little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Powell. died last Sunday at
their home in this place, of pneumonia.
She was about five years old.
Rev Tamblyn and family are at
Buckhannon this week. The reverend
gentleman is attending commencement
at the Buckhannon Seminary.
Mrs. Emma Price, of Warrington.
was the guest of her sister Mrs. A. 3.
Koon the first of the week.
Mrs. T. c. Helmick arrived in town
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Helmick will
board at the Riverside Hotel for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Linn, of Ben
tons Ferry, were the guests Of relatives
in town this week.
Rev. F. G. ". Ford and wife, OF
Knottsville. were in town last week, the
guests of their many friends.
Ed. Trainer, Of West Union. was on
our streets in the early part of the week
Company G, First Regiment, West
Virginia National Guard. made its frs;
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Thursday morning. after month VS.
If among relatives and friends at
Clarksburg. I'm
Isaac y. Smiths residence on the MIR
/ is now well under way.
Mrs. Judge LOOMS and daugnFer Car
RE arrived in Terra Alta last Saturday
! ead are now occupying one OF Aot's cot
tages.
John NJ. Crane. of Kingwoo1, was
one among the callers in town Thurs
day.
Miss Emma Hardesty returned nome
! Tuesday. after n weeks visit among rel
atives at Rowlesburg.
Charles WOrthingtOn spent lastsIues-
day in Grafton, on business.
Mrs. A. S. Shaw is the guest OF rela-
lives and friends at Keyser, W. Va
Messrs. Rev. A. NJ. Moore, of Grafton;
R. L. Fleming and w. c. Baker, OF
Fairmont. and JOS. S. Token, Oh TINS
place, will.erect cottages at Lake Terra
| Alta in the near future.
Mrs. James HerndOn and daughter
Nettie returned home Wednesday even
ing from a months visit among rela-
| tives at Clarksburg and other points on
the B. & 0.
Messrs. Ray Hill and Gustayius Boil
den roda to Deer Park On their bicycles,
Sunday afternoon, returning on the
evening accommodation.
John C. Mayes was in Kingwood on
Monday, on business.
d. W. Hardesty, Of Rowlesburg, was
1 in town Tuesday on business.
A. NJ. Shower, Of Parkersburg, was
here yesterday morning looking up
desirable location for colony of four
teen families from the West. The gen
tleman will return next week, at which
time some permanent arrangements
may be made.
G. NJ. RideuoW was at Kingwood this
week. putting a steam heater in the
| Court House.
Ora Parsons left on Monday for Par
sons w. Va, where he has accepted a
position.
Charley Miller and Joseph Graham
returned home Tuesday from an eX-
tended business trip in Pennsylvania.
Rev. Mr.. J. Hearkness will hold Di-
vim services in the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at 1890
n. J. Crooks. OF Keyser, was in town
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. S. II. BOggess departed on Fri
day morning for Cherry Camp, TO visit
her relatives.
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MOUNDSVILLE.

Miss Annie Nuss has gone to her
home in Bristoria Pa, where she WEI
STAY q short time with her sister, who is
sick.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety gave a social at the home OF Mrs.
c. c. Mathews. on Jefferson avenue.
Thursday evening. Only the ladies'
were present and spent the evening
very enioyably. 4 silver Offering was
taken ND for the benefit Of the Society.
Rev. VIII Hammond and bride have
arrived home from Buckhannon, here
he has been studying for the ministry,
at the NJ +. Seminary.
Mrs. Bruce z. McCuskey is visiting
friends in Cameron, here she i'll assist
in the laying of the corner stone Of
the Masonic building tomorrow.
The ladies of the G. A. K. held a
meeting at the Court House Thursday
evening, which was largely attended.
Miss EGie Evans is on an extended
visit to her sister at ST. Clairsville O..
Attorney w. n. Dovener has taken
rooms at A. f.. Lnchs residence at
Thompson, where he will spend the
summer.
Miss Alice Criswell Of Western ave
nue.. is the guest Of friends in Wheel
ing.
Miss Mary Shelf has returned home
from a pleasant visit to Cameron
friends
w. p. Mcdonald has moved his family
to Sistersville, where they will remain
until fall. Mr.. Mcdonald has the con-
tract for constructing two very fine res
licences in that city, and made this ar
rangement so he can be close to his
work
William WOODBURY., who has been
quite i'll for the past few days, is get
ting somewhat better. His friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day by Clerk Lewis to Mr. Alfred De-
Bell and Miss Maude Evans, both Of
Warrington.
Mr.. J. L. Graham, formerly Of this
place.: but now located in Wheeling,
was in the city yesterday on business.
The Moundsville Company, which is
operating in the Sistersville field, will
start two new wells next week One
on the Barkes farm and the other on the
Vogler tract, which will be known as
"VOgler No. g." Vogler No l will be
in within the next - days, and the
boys are looking for a gusher. The
Soles well will not amount TO much,
but will prbably pay expenses.
Miss Ella Harris left this week for
Cadis, O., to attend the wedding OF Miss
Martha Adams to Mr.. Lewis Cope
Miss Harris will not return at once, but
will visit friends in Cadis for quite
a while.
Miss Maude Sypher, of Waynesburg
who played Jack Shepherd at the Opera
House two or three weeks since, was in
the city this week the guest Of DR.. T. r
Rogers and family.
Rev. A. Boutlou will preach his fare
well sermon at the Catholic Church to-
day. He has been transferred to the
Cathedral, and will move TO Wheeling
in the near future. Rev. Boutlou has
made a successful citizen, has done
much to build up his church in this 10.
cality, and his people are loath to SCI
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him remove from their midst, Just
who his successor Will be has not sci,
been determined.
A number from this attended the sJ-
cial given at the ". Z. Church a,
Thompson, last evening. They Went
down in buggies, returning about IL
o'clock
DR.. J. D. Schmied, who has been quite
i'll for some time, is, we are glad to
note, getting much better and q is only
a question OF time until his recovery
will be complete. lie has gained sew
eral pounds in weight, and is looking
much healthier than heretofore.
Miss Alice Sanford is visiting Miss
Lena McDaniels at Thompson.
The Ramblers, Of Wheeling, defeated
the Gallaghers Oh the home grounds
yesterday afternoon by a score Of Is %
g. The pitcher fir the Ramblers was
entirely too swift for the home team
who were unable TO connect with his
curves.
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BENWO0D

The closing exercises of St. John S
school VIII take place Monday evening.
June o. az ST. Johns ual.
Mary and Stella Coz. OF Wellsburg,
are visiting Mrs. Or. Mcdonald on Main
street.
Misses LO-lc Lewis, accompanied by
/ Lille HosJet-or. boJh OF lIcUudsyiile.
! are spending q few days In the city
among friends.
The A. o. L. w. viii give a picnic Ut
/ Wheeling Park ON Monday, June u.
Miss Eta Morgan. OF Grafton, is the
: guest of her sister here.
Mrs A. PeNey has arrived from Graf
ton after few weeks visit with her
Daughter Mrs. Dr. Warden
Miss Jessie Es,ep is visiting relatives
a- Rush Buu.s
The Rebekah Lodge VIII hold spe-
cial meeting on 5'riday evening. All
members are requested TO Doe present.
A grand picnic is 10 be given 10y the
S. L. n. A. c- W2gDer's Grove in Nc-
Nechan next saturday
Theresa Bush and Lille Owens, Of
Steubcl..lle. were guests of Miss JOS
euti1e Lau0ers tCr Few days this
Week.
Mrs. Paul Riddle and family are Wis
itiue friends I'm Buuaio. n. Y, and other
cities
Airs. S. Covington. of Tippecanoe, O..
is spending q few days with relatives
here
The lawn fete viii be continued Mon
day evening.
Patrick Quinn has accepted position
in Warrington.
Mike Moore. Of Proctor, was i'm town
Friday
Mrs S. Gates. who has been the
CUES, OF her sister here. has returned
home.
Ieua Lo1aa and Ella Grandst. Of
MomtsTllie, spent a few dcys in this
city tlis woeG.
Mrs. l.. Peikey Of Chicago who has
been here ON q visit with her parents,
has returned home.
Yesterday Was pay-iar 90 the Wheel
iDg Steel Works
Rev 3.r Denton will preach a mem
0rial sermon 20 Lincoln Lodge No. 80.
L %. O. IT,, Sunday morning AZ 1880.
The members OF Rebef3l Lodge. 80.
26. ID. OF r.. are requested TO meet at
their hall Sunday morning 10 10 o'clock
TO attend the memorial services at the
Methods, Church.
Nir A. Jilum. of Huntington. w. Va.
was visitor M the city the past week.
Mrs. W. weight Of Tittsnurg. was
calling on friends here Thursda-.
Miss Stella Fox gave % party i'm honor
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Robins. of Martins Ferry; evening me
pastor. Rev. c.. Is. Henthorne' VIII
preach ON The Prayer or Moses: 1 De-
seech Thee show me Thy glory
First observation-disclosures ana
evening usual hours. by the Rev. {. -
Jerers: Christian Ende7vor. $3.50 p. H..
ST. Anthony's Church-Csual mass
and sermon. Rector Rev. Joseph Wei
gand
Dir. and Mrs. Harry Turner are visit
iag Mr.. James Geisy ana family az
Portland Station.
/. J.E. Waters and w. r. Graham wero
In Pitts0urg during the week on BUSH
ness.
DIR. J.. w. Heinlein and wife stopped
of on their way To- Cleveland to pay a
short visit III the home Of the doctor S
mother
Chris Adolph is home from New
Philadelphia spending The day with ms
family
The Misses Simpson and Keils re-
turned t0 SJeubonviue last evening
after feV days visit with friends here
olrs. Mary Alderman has returned
from q visit with Mrs. j. n. Huston at
East Liverpool
Hiss Daisy Fisher is the guest Of
relatives at Jhrichsviila, Ar. Clarence
Fisher and family.
NJ. B. Hall is spending The day with
his sister. Miss Nina. who is at Flush
ing. under ur Hobsou's care.
~. j. Brokaw has rented the room
formerly occupied 0y the Gidns paint
shop for the same purpose. and VIII
take possession Immediately.
The loss OF Bailey & Sons. sn0e mor-
chants. Was adjusted last week by the
insurance company paying TO them
$500 am omou. satisfactory 10 all par
ties.
The stockholders OF the Union Hall
Association win meet ON July list 20
elect directors for the ensuing year.
j. c. Heiulein is temporarily occupy
ing the back room Of the National Bank
Dor lis law office. As soon MS the Ogies-
by block is repaired the former Occu-
pants viii move back into their old
quarters
Services as usual at the following
places OF worship.
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NEW MARTINSVILLE.

New Martinsville w. Va, June ~
Mrs. Capt. McEldowney and daughter,
Geraldine. are visiting the family OF
Col. Corbett at PUTsley, Tyler County.
Justice Eakin. proprietor OF the
Eakin Fouse, is suffering with asthma
this week.
Miss Lucy Fitzsimmons OF Mounds
VILE. is the guest OF her uncle clark
Standiford this week.
Jacob Kcontz made a business trip
to Wheeling the first part Of the week.
Miss Fife Curns will visit friends at
Sistersvilte Sunday.
II. O. May, of Allegheny, is visiting
his cousin. John Denney.
Miss Ally Thompson, of Uniontowni
D. the guest of her uncle, II. K. Thomp-
son. of Maple avenue.
MIR. Morris and wife are spending
a few DAYS visiting a daughter, MIS-.
Daueherty. in Jackson county.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Shaw, OF MARI
eta. were visiting D. n. Mangold sun
day. -,-,,..
MI. Thomas and wife, Of Wheeling,
were calling an O. D. Lacquer this week.
Misses Dosia McIntire and Maud Mar
tin are visiting friends at Oak, ONO.
Mrs. Tillie Hill and daughter, Laura,
of, Darlington. are spending the week
with Mrs HilFs sister, Mrs I. W. Hun
ter. of Main street.
Prof. J. NJ. Skinner, principal OF
college in Texas, is here this week call
ing on friends.
Mrs. Jennie Stewart and daughter.
Miss Dott. are visiting the family OF
Col G. q. Woo6cock. They come from
New Lexington, o.
Mrs. D. n. Mayold is attending the
commencement of the West Liberty
Normal School this week.
6. B. Hall was at Sistersville Monday
on legal business.
Stamford Bros. have extended their
telephone line to the Kirkland well on
Little Fishing Creek They will extend
il TO Wileysville In few days.
John E. McEl1owney and Miss Lii
liam Hiatt were married THURSDAY
evening at the residence of Rev. Hiatt
on Railroad street.
Hon. Septimus HALL returned from his
rip in New York and the Dominion OF
Canada Sunday.
DR.. F. V. Cox. Of Proctor, has opened
an Office on Main street. He will re-
move his family to town in a few days
Frank Harvey. OF the South Side, was
struck by a board while working on
the Hotel Whittlesey at Sistersyille. He
will be laid up several days with his in
juries.
Miss Annie. daughter of J. 2. Koontz,
is spending the week with friends and
relatives here. She cones from Letart,
W. Va.
Capt. Lee Anshutz is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Septimus Hail.
Rev. J. W. Bedford has returned from
Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Mary EnlOw wlls visiting the
Misses Haverleys in the country this
week.
Thursday evening our young men
turned OH. IN force TO serenade J. z.
McEldowney. J. F. McCs skey. chief of
police, arrested seventeen and they
we're taken before his honor, Z. b.
Snodgrass. Some confess ed and were
fined 81 and costs. Others will stand
trial this afternoon.
Miss Maggie WEIGH was visiting
friends at Sistersyille Frid ay.
Mr.. and Mre. William KOtZebul and
daughter, Annie, are the guests of Capt
Bowers and family.
Mrs. James E. Frame and daughter.
Gussie, of Sistersville, are calling on
friends In town.
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HANNIBAL


Hannibal o. June 22.-Nlss Sarah
Bare is visiting friends at Bridgeport
O.
Billy Neue1schwander and George
Braunuch were mp from Sistersville
last sunday spending the day with re-
lotiycs.
Misss Noll'e Cline LETT Saturday on a.
visit 20 her sister. Mrs. Lucy Dive. near.
Antioch o.
Can't. Charles Nuhleman was at
Wheeling several DAYS this weoek
Mrs DR. Taught and family arrived
home Tuesday after an absence of two
weeks visiting relatives at Silver Hill.
W. N0.
Shas. Braunlich. of Wheeling. was in
town This week.
Mrs Geo. Schwinefuss au1 children.
of AUonEhcuy. Pa are visiting her
mother, Mrs Cehrs and family.
one Of the saddest deaths in this
community Tor some time was that of
Mrs john Dunlap. which occurred on
Thursday evening after q very short
illness of one week. She leaves a hus.
band and -No daughters and many rel
atives and friends 20 mourn her death.
The funeral services services viii be
conducted en- Sunday morning by Rev.
Wilson q the English VI. r.. church.
Miss Mint fisher was at Wheeling
Monday and Tuesday.
j y. Bare was at Darlington Wodnes-
dav
Mort Srter. Of Cochrarsville. O.. was
,-, ,-r~ ctrrr+S rr-f-r.'qv
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CLARINGTON.

Darlington, O., June 22.-Mrs. c. F..
Zorn. of Wheeling. returned some Mon
day after spending a few days here
with her sister, Mrs. A. Z. Topp.
Mrs. c. n. Messerly spent Sunday
with relatives at Bellsville.
MI Cunningham, of Pittsburg, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. George Kemp
ton.
Will Rutter, of Bellsville, was here
Monday and Tuesday
p. D. Dufield has been spending sew
eral weeks here He left here TO visit
relatives and friends at Wheeling and
Bellafre.
Mrs. Ada Brague and Mrs. Kate Topp
spent Wednesday with relatives and
friends at Captina.
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WELLSBURG.

Wellsburg. w. Va. June 22.-Jay z.
Radcliffe. Of the Riverside Gklss Works
and wife wife. returned from their ex-
tended western trip on Thursday ev-
ening
The old Granny Vansickle house has
been raised. Mrs. Reid VIII build a
new house.
The reports sent out that Judge
Campbell had rendered a final, decision