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SAFE DEPOSIT

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No. sol Main Street, Free Lii
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small or large sums. Gold
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enjoy all benefits of same.
This is more than the earth,
for its Of The earth, and its pro-
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material shaped by skilfuI
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
CLARKSBURG.

Clarksburg, w. Va, July 6.-Prof.
and Mrs. Corberly and Miss Mollie
Smith have gone On an extended trip
TO visit Salt Lake City, Denver, and thu
Yellowstone National Park, and also to
attend the National Educational Asso-
citation.
Misses Laura Boughner and Daisy
Harrison have gone as delegates to the
Christian Endeavor Convention, at
Boston.
The celebration on the Fourth of
July was success. Why cannot
Clarksburg people observe the Fourth
every year?
Capt. Dovener did himself proud in
his speech, Thursday. Stewart Reed,
of the Telegram, also made a good
speech introducing him.
Rev. Charles White, of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church of this city, leaves
next week for Europe.
Daniel B. Lucas discussed the silver
question here yesterday.
Waitman Barber, of the West Vir-
ginia University, was here Thursday.
DR.. e. NJ. Tenner was here during the
week as commissioner, hearing the
case of a. G. Smith VS.. John Brown and
others.
Geo. Doyle, pastor Of the Central
Presbyterian church, preached at Phil
ippi. last Sunday.
Rev. Z. F. Garrett will attend the
Richmond Baptist College.
John S. Blair, formerly Of this city,
has been elected principal of Anthony
City, Kansas, school, West Virginia
boys always succeed.
Mr. Howard Cunningham was elect
ed yesterday a member Of the county
board of examiners for teachers.
Ex-County Superintendent Roster
has been elected Superintendent Of
Salem College.
DR.. J. w. Bowcock is in Atlantic
City.
Among prominent people in town
are: Miss Gertrude Riley. of Weston;
Mr.. c. W. Ensey, Of Indianapolis; Miss
Estela Fleming, of Shinnston; Miss
Minnie MsWhorter. of Charleston:
Prof c. E. Bennett, Of Buckhannon;
Editor \. A. Bee, of West Virginian;
Mrs Chas. List, of Wheeling, and Hon.
W. p. Scott, of Philippi.
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WELLSBURG.

Wellsburg. July 6.-Thomas II.
George and bride returned yesterday
from their Eastern bridal trip.
Lou c.. Roberts was a business visi-
ter i'm Wheeling to-day.
Allan Robinson returned to Wheeling
Friday after q visit out at Lindenhurst.
II. c. Burns, OF Toronto, was here last
night.
II. B. Haimley and Miss s. A. George
and A. Snyder and Miss NJ. L. Sutton
were married at the Hudson House
Friday morning by Rev. d. r. Mckee.
Both couples were from Apollo, Pa.
Wheeling. Steubenville and Pittsburg
claimed nearly $50 of our citizens for
the Fourth on the Panhandle trainswith
Wheeling about 100 in the lead. The
Fourth here has got to be one grand day
of picnics.
James West and Miss Minnie Martin
were married yesterday. They reside
at Bethany.
Both county papers published the
financial statements for the past year in
Fridays issue.
Brooke county has 515 dogs.
Mrs. Mary Snedeker has gone to Mt.
Lake Park. She is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. ConnelI
Miss Edie Byne has returned from
Wheeling after spending month with
relatives.
Among those attending the Carroll
Clubs outing from here We're: Misses
Anita Roberts, May McNally. Efie and
May Byrne and Jennie De Camps.
There was quite an excitement here
last evening caused by z. L. NichOl-
sons arrest by Marshal Brown.
Teachers Institute convenes here on
Monday morning.
George R. Jacobs, Of Charleston, is in
toRn.
Miss Daisy Crothers is the guest of
Miss Fanny List i'm Wheeling.
IL is expected that the Eagle glass
works will go on in full Monday morn
ing.
The Riverside will so on Monday
again for weeks run. The smaller
furnace IS being repaired.
Leu Nichols, of Uhrichsville, is at
home laid mp with rheumatism.
WIN Erskine. of Allegheny City, is
home for a short visit.
Quite & number Of citizens are en-
ioying camp life along the river.
Thomas Kinsey returned to-day from
the New Martinsville oil field.
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Gundling s. Co.
Star Clotfiers, 81 and 50 Twelfth Street.

E. p. Rhodes and grandson Donald
Dunlevey are spending few days WIZ
VIM. Thomas and family.
Mrs. John Derbon, Of Steubenyille, IS
visiting Miss Margaret Adolph
Mrs. Geo. Medill leaves Wednesday
with a party for an outing at Chautau-
qua Lake.
Miss Maggie Baggs is in Cleveland
on a visit, the guest Of Mrs. Wa!ling
and family.
Master Herman Harrison, of Belle
vue, Pa, is the guest Of his cousin, Miss
Lucy Clark.
Mrs. Walter Lewis and daughter
Grace have returned from a several
weeks visit with relatives at st. Glars
vile.
Mrs. II. G. Branum and sister Miss
Katherine Rhodes, leave tomorrow for
Atlantic City, n. J.
Miss Alice Egerter, Of st. Clairsville.
is the guest Of Miss Margaret Hill, of
Brookside.
Mrs. Mary Sturgeon and sister, Miss
Gertrude Amerine, will make up
party for Boston, Mass. They leave
over the Panhandle tomorrow.
Mrs. VIM. Kidney, who has been very
i'll, is improving very slowly.
b. VI. Caldwell is home from few
DAYS visit with relatives at lronton.
Prof. J. O. Martin, who has been in
Columbus, O., taking the examinations,
has received a life certificate from the
State Board.
Luther Calvert, an old Bridgeport
boy, who is travelling for Fitch q Nc
Cornell, of Youngstown, is in town YES
iting for a few days.
A. T. Bowie was in Portland and
Tiltonville yesterday on business.
Rev. e. p Elcock, of Gallon, O., will
preach in the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Howell returned from
a visit with Miss Bullock, of Cadiz, Fri
day.
The new addition to the Crystal glass
works will be under roof in few days.
]. K. Jolly is spending Sunday with
his family at Coropois, Pa.
Kirkwood NJ. e. Church-Morning
make a perfect character" In the
evening there will be a special sermon
to the Epworth League. Pastor Rev.
c. b. Henthorne.
First byterian-Morning and
evening, conducted by Rev. L. p. FL
cock Christian Endeavor $50 p. m.
ST. Anthonys Church-S a. m, mass
and the Sodality society go to COM
munion in a body; 10 a. M, high mass
and sermon; p. m, vesper service
Rector, Rev. Joseph Weigand.
The camp-meeting in the orchard
will close to-day. a large attendance
is expected.
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SARDIS.

Sardis, O., July 6.-Prof. r. K. Wal
ton, Of Grandview, was among friends
in town Tuesday.
Miss Daisy Deiters, a prominent
young lady, of Wheeling, was visiting
friends here a few days this week.
A number of families living at this
place celebrated the Fourth by having
a picnic back of town. All report a
pleasant time.
Miss Della Funk, of New Martins
vile, is the guest Of Miss Maude Cum
ningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Gano spent
Thursday at Newport
Misses Mary Hammer and Katie Ro-
mick were at New Martinsville We'd
nesday.
Miss Minnie Humphrey, a popular
young lady Of this place, is on a visit
to relatives in Darlington.
A pleasant party was given Friday
evening at the home of Miss Maude
Cunningham in honor Of her friend,
Miss Della Funk, of New Martinsville.
There was a host of invited friends who
were Handsomely entertained by their
young hostess.
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FAIRlIONT.

Fairmont W Va, July 6.-Mr. Chas.
BennettOf BuckhannOn, former Fair
mont boy. was here this week calling
on friends.
Mrs. c. II. Chenoweth and Miss Kate
Redwood left Tuesday to spend the
summer at Mt Lake Park.
Mrs. B. F. Ramage is home from q
visit 10 Harrison county friends.
Hon. B. b. Dovener. of Wheeling, was
here on legal business this week.
Miss Blanche Baird Of Wellsburg,
arrived here to-day on a visit TO Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Robinson.
NIr. John Coll has resigned his posi-
ton with A. l.. DOnelly, the machinist,
to accept a position at Martins Ferry,
Ohio.
1t is reported that c. e. members of
this section win petition Rev. T. Dewitt
Taimage not to come to Gypsy Grove
August IT,.
R0bt. Crawford, Esq, of Cameron, &C
eomDanied by his daughter, Miss Liz
zie. were here yesterday en- route to
Montana to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Crawford
Miss Lille Jackson visited friends at
Grafton this week.
+. NJ. Wilson, of the Bee Hive store,
Is i'm Pitts5urg on business this week.
ALI. PeddicOrd left here to-day on a
visit to Lonaconing, Ma, friends.
The family of Mr. John \. Clark left
yesterday TO spend the summer at Mt.
Lake Park
A number Of Marion county educa-
tors were attending the Teachers In
s,itute al ShepherdstOwn, this week.
The managers of the ball club here
are much pleased with the attendance
at Che game on the Fourth, having an
attendance Of over one thousand.
Mr.. George Dawden and Miss Maud
N3nley accompanied Mrs Core to her
home at Columbus Grove. O.. this week,
whore they will be her guests for two
wec6s.
The July term Of the Circuit Court
began Tuesday and has a large amount
Fl business on before it.
Miss Vernon Maple was the guest of
Mrs. Chas. b. Manly this week.
Rev. Doggett. of the p. Z. church has
made arrangements to have a largs
vested choir OF Fairmont's best vocal
lists. Mrs. Nellie Palmer viii have sole
charge and. it isThe intention TO be rea-
dy September 1.
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WESTON.

The Fourth of July celebration in
Weston was a great success in every
particular. A picnic was given 10 the
patients in the grove at the hospital
A large dancing platform was erected
and refreshments served to all Of the
9S5 patients, and was thoroughly en-
joyed by them. The Fourth is now a
day they look forward to with great
pleasure. The races at the Fair
Grounds drew an immense crowd.
Judge Benefits celebrated trotter,
Weston, won the trotting race. The
weather was fine and the crowd good
natured and quiet.
Mr.. c. NJ Gaylord deserves a great
deal Of credit for his able management
of the Calithumpian parade. 1t GER
tainly was the feature Of the day, and
was better than any previous year. Mr..
Simpson appeared as "Quee Lii" in
stead of "Trilby," as previously an
nounced, and as usual sustained his
reputation as an actress"
Hon. c. P. Dorr, of Addison, was in
town this week.
Capt. VIM. w. Roller. a prominent
real estate dealer, was here on Wednes-
day.
VIM. Boyd, ESQ, Of Clarksburg, spent
the Fourth with Weston friends
Miss Fannie Simpson, Of Falls Mills,
and Miss Dolly Pinnell, of Parkers-
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Children's Day will be observed TO-
day in the NJ. E. Church. A special
programme has been arranged by the
children of the Sabbath School. The
exercises will commence at eight
o'clock in the evening. All are cor
dialy invited.
Mrs. James Gerharity and laughter,
Lillian, will set sail for England Mon
day.
Mrs. Detemple is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. P. Harvey. of Proctor.
Mr. Wheeler Glover was in Littleton
for few days this week.
Mesrs. William Peabody and Robert
Linsley were at Pittsburg TO see their
friends this week.
Mr.. J. J. Kelly spent his Fourth WITH
his family at Bethesda, o.
Howard Satterfeld left yesterday tor
his home in Garrett, Ind.
Mrs. p. Sinclair of Kansas City, IS
visiting her parents here.
Miss Mary Harvey accompanied by
Rosa Sauers are in Buckhannon spend
ing a few weeks among friends.
James Hunter, Of Warrington, is
here on a visit
Mrs. Jacob AIilbaugh is visiting her
parents in New Matamoras for a lew
days.
Mrs. B. 2. Peabody, of Glendale, was
a guest of relatives in the city this
week.
A number of young folks spent the
Fourth on the Moundsville camp
grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Metz, of Cleveland,
o., who have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs A. Geraghity, on Main street,
have returned home.
Miss Mary Beavers is q guest OF rela-
tiyes in Burton, W. Va.
John Daily is spending a few days
in McKeesport with his parents.
Mr.. H. Mauers, of Pitsburg, was the
guest Of friends in town during the
week.
Mrs. J. Bridgeman, of New Martins
vile is visiting her mother, Mrs. Fox,
on Water street.
Miss Nellie Limeberger spent a few
days among Sistersville friends this
week.
Marcine Orr, of Wallace, w. Va, VIZ
calling on friends in the city this week,
Mr.. Frank Crockard, general man
ager of the Jefferson iron works, OF
Steubenville, was the guest OF his par
ents for a few days this week.
Mr. George Hedleson is on a visit to
his home in New Matamoras.
John O'Hara was the guest Of his sis
ter at Warnock Station, o., this week.
George Warren, John Higgins and
Albert Curren have arrived home from
Sistersville.
Mr.. T. Meighen and wife, of Little
ton, w. Va, are visiting their son, DR..
T. II. Meighen.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing steel works.
Miss Annie Billings, of East Liver
pool. o.. is here on a visit.
Mrs A. Sharp has returned from
Woodland, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Of that place.
Mrs. J. p. Barger has returned home
from Freeport, Pa.
William Taylor, of POwhattan, was a
guest of his friend, J. w. Cain this
week
Miss Nellie Healy has returned from
Sistersville, after a three weeks visit.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs. Rufus Lane and little daughter,
Blanch Kirkwood, of Minneapolis
Min, are the guests of Mrs. r. b. Bar
rett.
Mrs. r. NJ. Grassland has returned
from a visit with friends at Washing
ton. Pa.
The funeral of Joseph futile, of West
Wheeling takes place to-day at ? p. m.
interment at Riverview cemetery, Mar
tins Ferry.
Kirkwood Council No. 10 meets Tues
day evening.
Rev. Joseph Weigand leaves in the
morning for Morristown, o.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mckee have re-
turned from a few days visit with
Thomas Patton and family, of Alliance.
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TERRA ALTA

Terra Alta. w. Va. July 6.-Charles
H5ineboueh. of Eeyser, is visiting his
father here i'm town.
Walter x. Burke took in the Fourth
of July 40 Piedmont where they had a
big tine.
Dr. Hattie B. Jones. Of Wheeling, is
the CUES, Of relatives and friends in
town.
Harry Dawson, of ParkerSburg. who
is a ccde. I'm the military school az SUI
folk. Virginia. stopped of here and
spent q week with his aunt Mrs. Nary
Hardy. he returned home Tuesday.
Misses Mira Watson, Carrie Alle9ger,
Messrs. J.. w. Hartman, Clyde Watson
drove over from Kingwood Tue ay
and were Che guests Of Mrs w. g.. Lor-
r.ugtln Miss Allnger has been at-
tending the Conservatory of Music at
Boston. and on her way home stopped
90 visit her friend Miss Watson, who
resides i'm Kingwood.
Miss Carroll Robinson returned 20
Kingwood after a two weeks visit
am0ng relatives at this place.
Prof r. s. Whitsel and &. Whitehair
were I'm KingwOod Wednesday on BUSH
ness connected with the appointment Of
am examiner for the West Side.
Rev. s. VI. Englc viii preach in the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday even
iug ut 1.30. All are cordially invited.
Charles Zeller and brother-in-law.
Mr. Richards. have been the guests of
relatives and friends I'm town during thu
week.
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HANNIBAL.

Hannibal. o.. July 6.-Charles Braun
Itch and son. Ee3rle, of Wheeling, spent
last SUNDAY i'm town With friends.
Sir. and Mrs. Samuel Lenkard and
children left for their home az Wheel
ing Friday after spending several
weeks in town with relatives.
j. l.. MUhleman was at Wheeling
Wednesday ON business.
The Junior Epw0rth League held an
ice cream social on Thursday evening
a- the English d. E. parsonage. The
AFFAIR was well attended and a crafty
ing success both socially and financial
Iv. the net proceeds amounting 90 $40.
Miss Ada Genres left Monday morn
ing for New York. where she Joined q
PARTY that sailed on July aJh ON the
steamer AWania Cor England. Ger
many. Austria. Switzerland and France.
She expects 10 return home in Septem-
Der.
Prof and Mrs. ID. T. Williams and
son. Ralph. arrived Tuesday and are
VISITING relatives IN town.
Quite a number from town attended
the picnic &C SiStersville on the Fourth.
John aud VIII Kast arrived home
Monday from Cleveland, o., to spend
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

St Clairsville, O.. July 6.-Mrs. Ru-
fus Lane and daughter of Minneapolis
were the guests of her sister, Mrs.
Judge Carroll, and other relatives here
this week.
Mrs. Isaac Patterson, of this place,
accompanied by Mrs. Clark and son, Of
Wheeling, have gone on a visit to rela-
tives in Lewisburg, Va.
| Miss May Johnson is visiting in Bel
| laire. the guest of Miss Gertie FawceJt.
Clyde Darrah, of Huntington, w.
Va, is home spending his summer va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. c. Darrah.
Marriage licenses issued since last
report George L. Marlatt and Mary
l.. Hawkins, Charles L. Beatty and
Maud E. Branson, James Crawford and
Della Good, Thomas G.. Carroll and
Viola Harmon, Elijah L. Clark and
Elizabeth K Thesis, Lewis A. Good
and Bardie S. Helms, John A. Ebert
and Grace Long, Charles Drugan and
Mary Gillett.
Mrs. Emily Craft and daughter, Miss
Iona, of Newark, n. j., are visiting old
friends ana relatives here.
Louis Kastla and family, of Newark,
spent the Fourth at the home of VIM.
Kiger, Of this place.
The ProhibitiOnists and Taxpayers
held a picnic on the Fourth at Plain
field, west of Lloydsyille. Quite large
crowd were in attendance. Addresses
were made by John, a. Gallaher, of Bel
laire: DR.. Ely, of GAINESVILLE, Prohibi-
ton candidates for Representatives;
VIM. Bundy, the noted tax reformer,
and others. All present speak OF hav
ing had very nice time.
Mr.. Ben Dangerfeld of Pittsburg,
was the guest of the family of A. H.
Mitchell the latter part of last week.
H. G. Branum, of Bridgeport, was in
town, Tuesday.
Mr.. VIII Lukens and lady, of Wheel
ing. took supper at the Clarendon July
4th.
John Sidebottom and Samuel Surratt
took in the races at Steubenville, on the
4th.
Ward Amos is in GAINESVILLE on an
extensive visit.
Mrs. Fowler. of East Liverpool, is
NlSllluS utl parents, MI. anu wi - /
z. Clark. at the Clarendon.
Mrs. Addison Thompson and son. of
Huntington, w. Va, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. c. Darrah.
Rev. A. J. Burnett and wife, of Will
kinsburg, Pa, are visiting Rev. Balph
and wife.
Otto Gifin spent the Fourth in Pitts
burg.
Albert Kennon and VIM. Fenton at
tended the celebrations in GAINESVILLE
on the Fourth.
Quite a number of our young people
attended the ball games on the Island,
July 18th.
Mr.. Frank Boyd, Of Bridgeport, was
calling on friends here on the Fourth.
The funeral of VIM. Dixon, the young
man killed on the bridge above Pasco,
on the c. L. & W., took place from his
late residence to-day at two o'clock. Il
was largely attended, the O. Z. A. NJ.
having charge. The deceased was a
leading member, and at one time a
member in the o. L. A. NJ. band. He
was a young man of good habits and
was respected and liked by all who
Iynau him
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AEIGH800A00D.
WHAT has Been Going On in Nearby
Towns.
Soei@i Affairs, Happenings And
events ofLocal interest Gather
ed BY Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
NEW MARTNsvILLE.

Ne" AtaglinSYule, w. Va. July g.
Ut FRANK Aclntre of Joetown Marion
county, spent the Fourth with his uncle.
o. w. Mclnt.re. of this city.
William Palmer. of Wheeling. was
calling on friends in town this week.
Miss Maud Martin has returned from
a two weeks visit TO friends ut Oak. o..
Il. L. Moore, of Sistersviue. was here
Monday attending Circuit Court
Slr and Mrs. Thomas Oldham. of Ty-
Ter county, were the guests OF Isaac
We-zel Wednesday.
Mrs. Erwin ODER cut her hand badly
while handling a lamp globe Tuesday
The III. ID. Church viii receive proba-
ticners in fun membership tomorrow.
j. 5. Mayors. Of Parkersburg. Is visit
ing his father. Daniel Mayors, this
week. Mr. Mayors has been quite feeble
for some months.
Rev. J. w. Bedf0rd delivered an adj
dress at Beech Run, Tyler county on
the Fourth
Mrs. Euuice De Stiguer, OF Lincoln,
Neb.. and brother. David Gates. of Clar-
lngton, wero visiting the family OF Geo.
Grail Sunday.
Clel Bushop. Of Elm Grove. spent the
week Win relatives in our town.
Mrs. Phil Cunningham and Mrs. r.
Morris of Sardis, o.. were calling in
town Wednesday
The new 1T. u. Church parsonage VIII
be ready for occupancy by August L.
Miss Daisy Deis-er, OF Wheeling,
Island, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Z. W..
Hunter, OF Main street
Mrs. Jennie McDougal of Washing
ton Bottom, and Mrs Dr. Keeyer, Of
Parkersburg, are guests OI Rev. Lanck
and family
Mrs. Andy Slender and Two children,
OF Wheeling. were visiting B. Nelcn
and family, of Union street, Friday
Cards are out for the golden wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pemberr0u for
next Thursday.
ID. TT. Cox. sheriff of this county, lost
a Docket-b00k last Wednesday contain
Ing S400 in cash and checks amounting
DO Si00. and other valuable papers. He
lost ~ between Samuel M0rgan's on the
BIG Creek and this town.
r.. IT. Richardson and son, Homer
were visiting at Wheeling Sunday.
Master Thayer Melvin McIntire is
spending few weeks visiting an uncle
at Halls Mills.
Charley Hall returned this week from
Wheeling College where he graduated
I'm stenography.
Judge IT. p. Jacobs viii visit Webster
Springs next week.
MIR. and Mrs. John g. Reynolds, of
a. Wheeling. spent the Fourth with Jacob
K0ontz and family.
KContz g. Phillips were awarded the
contract for the new building for the
Wetzel County Bank. This will be a
fine structure on the corner of Wash
ingt0n and Main streets
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their two weeks vacation with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kast.
LLOYD Taught returned home Tues
day from MorgantOwn, w. Va, where
( he has been attending college.
Miss Minnie Montigel, Of Elyria, w.
! is the guest Of her cousins. Misses Anna
and Clara Neuenschwander.
Miss Daisy Noll left Tuesday for
PTomstown, Pa. where she will remain
for six weeks the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. John Harbaugh.
The Hannibal Normal School, taught
by Prof. X. w Martin. opened Monday
with quite q number of pupils.
Mrs. Bindfuss returned to her home
at Allegheny, Pa, Monday after spend
/ inc two weeks in town with relatives.
Miss Lulu Hall Of New Martinsyllle,
was the guest Of relatives in town last
Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen fisher visited relatives at
New Martinsville Friday.
John Laedrach, Of Cleveland, o., Wis
tied lIr. and Mrs. Forty Neuenschwan-
der Thursday. lie will sail for Europe
on July 10 IN 10 visit his home.
Miss Rena NOll was at Marietta, D.,
Wednesday.
Dr. W. ]. Carney. dentist, viii be in
Hannibal July 9th % remain three days.
Miss Sadie Taught returned home
this week from Silver Hill, w Va,
where she spent a month with relatives.
Misses May Smith. Carrie fisher,
Maggie and Fannie Hofer attended a
Sunday school social at Darlington, o.,
on Thursday.
Several from this place went to New
Nartinsville Friday evening TO see
Uncle Toms Cabin
Mrs. Benaden and Mrs Roland, of
Quaker City. o.. arrived Friday and
are The guests Of Rev. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Wilson.
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PORTLAND STATION

Portland Station, July f-N-
Plummer. viii and John tI
Wheeling, spent the Fourth w-a
mother, Mrs. Kate Mckee.
Miss Emma Healy has been 81
past week.
Mrs. J. T. Hodgen spent Tues.
Wheeling.
Several from here attended 'a
vate picnic held in Robinson
on the Fourth.
Miss Beatrice Kelly is visiting
Edna Hodgen.
James CarJledge and family
move 20 Tiltonsville next week
Mr.. Ernest Hoge was calling ut
Friday evening.
Miss Laura Mooney and '- e.
Antel were married by the R
lingshead, in Tiltonsyille, las,
day.