Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-31
SISTERSVILLE.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Sis.ersviNe. W. Va, October 30.-Mr.
George A. Burt. OF the Ohio River rail
road. was in the city this afternoon and
expressed himself as well pleased with
the interest taken in the project to erect
q new station here and reiterated his
statement that work would be COM
menced as soon as the ground has been
secured.
q. ". Warwick, an attache of the
Ohic River railroad, was in the city lass
nieH. and CHARTERED at the Wells.
Mrs. Or. Cunningham and Mrs.
George West. Of Wlseging. who were
calling on friends in the city, have re-
turned home
Henry N. Brilles will 60 to Wheeling
this evening to attend q swell hop given
by the Mercantile club, CT which he is q
member.
MR.. William Garrison, nee Miss
Mary Shan5r, who has been the CUES,
Of friends ia the city for a few days,
leaves to-day for her home in Pitts
| burg
Miss Lillian knapp, who has been
with Mccoy Bros. for several months
as clerk, leaves this evening for her
home in CtoWa, Ohio, where she will
remain on account of her i'll health.
There are a large number Of new
houses gciDg up here and yet every day
there are new people coming into the
city looking FOR place to locate.
At the home OF >5e brides parents,
/ just across the river in IVES. Virginia
from East Liverpool, on Monday after
noon at o'clock, very pretty home
wedding took place at The residence Of
the parents OF The bride, Mr. and Mrs.
Kinney, at which their daughter, Miss
Dirt" was married to Mr.. Frank c.
Chapman Miss Kinney is a charming
young lady, who has moved in the best
SOcie,y az East Liverpool and is very
popular in the circle in which she NOV
ed. Mr. Chapman is well and favorably
known here and is Sergeant OF the city.
The young people have tAe best wishes
Of q large circle Of friends and acquain.-
ances for their future happiness.
This morning Mrs r. A. Anderson,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs, Will
is, Of GAINESVILLE, o.. who has been Wis
i,ing in the city, left this morning for
that place, where she will visit for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 6. Pool, who have
been visiting relatives and friends at
Marietta and Cth5r points down the
river, returned last evening. They
were accompanied home by Mr. Pools
| sister. who will be their guest for a short
time
Mis- Maud Martin. charming young
10. o.
/ friends In the city.
Henry w. Wilson, president of the
Kelly Oil Company, which is drilling q
well on the NJ T. Calebaugh farm over
en- the Ohio side. is in the city looking
after the Interests of the company.
". J. Robinson, general passenger
and freight agent of the Ohio River rail
road with headquarters at Parkers-
/ burg. was in the city last night with
/ business connected with his line
L. Is. Anderson has resigned as Ohio
River TT y cad agent here and James F.
| France has been reappOinted.
{ Last evening was one of special i'm
! Dcrtance and pleasure TO the members
Of the Masonic fraternity in this city.
! TX was the occasion of the regular
/ monthly meeting Of Phoenix Lodge, and
was one Cf the largest meetings ever
held By that fraternity in Ibis city
! Over one hundred members were pres
emit. and The meeting was one that will
long be remembered with pleasure by
/ all present.
After the usual business had been
transacted. the following gentlemen
were initiated into the mysteries Of the
| Third Degree IL the Masonic order:
Henry Fisher, W. G. Duffy. G. c. Car
ner. F. S. Stephen and F. W. Hubbard.
After the ceremonies incident to the
comforting Of these degrees had been
properly carried or. the gentlemen
| ,,,-.-fcroJ IN con o~,-ic, WITH Mr. II