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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
BARNES VILE.

GAINESVILLE, o., January 9.-M
John Locke, OF Cambridge. visitor l.'
parents, DR.. aud Mrs. Locke, Oh Nos.
Chestnut street. the first Of the ween.
Mrs. Lydia Thorn berry, Of Bea.s'...'
visited her daughter, Mrs. q. II. KEN .
East Main street, last week.
Mr.. T.. II. Osler, who has been al Jus
burg taking instructions In the ert oil l.i
balminQ. has returned home and is rgall
for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Hubbard spent 90
day in Cel!aire with their parents, Nj. 4--
Mrs. b. f.. Ogle.
Reece Lewis. Of West Liberty, Iowa q
visiting his brother, j. M. Lewis, Of h''
Main street
Miss Maude Davis, entertained a nu-
Der of her friends at her home, on Nor
Chestnut street, Saturday evening.
The concert given by the Mandolin o
chestra proved he be q success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elliott, Of Colum3-'
is visiting friends In this place.
Mrs. James Renner, Of East Main stree
has been sick for the last week.
James l.. Persons, Of SewellsyiAe.
visiting his daughter, Mrs. K. G.. GrAe
of Cherry street.
Mr.. Hugh keenan,, Of Quaker CITY "-
visiting friends here the first Of the wees
Charles Deal, of Batesville, was 10 ,oH
the first of the week selling horses
James Il. Devices, Of Permissible. Oh.
was visiting his brother, Samuel DE"
the first of the week.
Mrs. Allis Gallagher, OF Pittso-f- 2
visiting her mother, Mrs. PlcHctIi- .
West Main street.
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CLARKsBURG.

CLARRsBURG, W VA, January 10
Owing 10 the illness of Judge j. NJ.
Hogans, circuit court adjourned on yester-
DAY until Monday. The Judge went home
10 MOrgantOwn.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
=. Clifford is seriously i'll.
Rev. Z. NJ. Thompson has resigned as
pastor of the Baptist church.
The funeral OF Mrs b. b. Stone took
place from the Baptist church on Thurs
day Her remains were inferred at the l.
.. o. +. cemetery.
W. H. Wagner Of Washington, breaches
at the Baptist Church Sunday.
John W. Davis, son Of Hon. John j. Da-
Wis, of this city, mas been selected as law
class orator, for 1895, in the Law Depart
ment of Washington and Lee University,
at Lexington, Virginia.
Salem voted for bonds TO erect water
works
Prof. 1 c. White, of Morgantown, was
here Wednesday.
Hons Louis Bennett and w. L. Lively
attended court during the week.
AIJouC the visitors in the city we no.
ticsd: DR. J. W Worley, of West Union;
INV. Bonner, Of Camden-on- the-Gauley;
James jackson, of Parkersourg; Nj. l.
Brennan, of Wheeling; Miss Lulu Whit
Ing, of Glenville; Porter Arnold, OF Ar
uoldsDurg; Thomas Hough, OF Falrmont;
Rev. A. Z. Sturm, of Prospect Valley; j.
II. smith, Of Bclpre. o.; >. NJ. Cleary, OF
Weston, and Hon. j. '. Blair OF west
Union.
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MARTINS FERRY.

George Tweedy and wife started home
from Mt Pleasant late Friday night, and
whsn out Of Mt. Pleasant about half a mile
struck a stone pile. which overturned the
sleigh, throwing Mr.. Tweedy and wife
out. Mr. Tweedy gragped at the lines,
but they came unbuckled, and the horse
kept on going till he reached the livery
stable here with everything in good shape.
Mr. Tweedy hired a horse from farmer
in the neighborhood and arrived here
ABOUT half an hour afterward, and went
back after his wife.
Miss Alice Wheeler, graduate of
Moody's Bible Institute at Chicago, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon. She
spoke at Commercial hall last evening In
the cause Of temperance. Miss Wheeler
will speak this afternoon at the mems gos-
pei meeting in the Y. NJ. &. room at 3 80.
Everybody invited.
The American minstrel company. COM
posed of local talent, went out TO Dillon
vale last evening to perform.
A street car on the Wheeling line
jumped the track just south Of Monroe
street, yesterday forenoon, delaying travel
nearly three hours.
The cantata, Nativity" under the d.
rection of j. w. Schofeld, will be given at
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church next Friday
night. 1t will consist of forty performers
and promises TO eclipse anything OF the
kind ever given here.
At ST. Mary's to-day and the coming
week: This is the second Sunday after
the Epiphany and feast of the Holy Name
of Jesus. Ep. Acts 4:S-l3. GosP. 81. Luke
2:2l. The reception of the young mems
and women's sodalities will be held at
three o'clock. This is holy communion
day for the memberf of the League and
I'll at
a. N. will be offered for the pastor. To-
day is the 2Sth anniversary of Father
Mvttlngly's ordination. Next Sunday
will be the feast OF the Holy Name Of
Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Monday, st.
Agatha; Tuesdad, st. Sincent and Anas-
tatia, martyrs; Wednesday, feast Of the
Blessed Virgin; Thursday, ST. Timothy.
a bishop and martyr; Friday, conversion
of ST. Paul: Saturday. ST. Polycarp,
bishop and martyr. Services every even
ing at seven o'clock. Next Friday, adora-
ton of the blessed sacrament from 6:3O to
80 p. N.
Price Rose, of Portland, was in town
yesterday on business
VIII Fisher who fell off the Terminal
trestle several days ago, is able to be
around again with the aid of cane.
A. NJ. Harkins, of Rush Run, was in
town yesterday
Miss Jessie Harrison and sister, of Mt.
Pleasant, were here, yesterday calling on
friends
Robert Kerr was in st. Cairsville yes
terday on business.
Mrs. Newton Tarr. of Cameron, w. Va.
is visiting relatives at this place.
Prof. Hart closed three nights engage
ment at the Opera House last night.
The Exley planning mill was appraised at
$1,000. The appraisers were Samuel
Westwood, Grant Sedgwick and a. w.
Kerr.
Regular services at all the churches to-
James Kennedy, of Portland Station,
was in town yesterday.
William Johns is able to be out, after
short illness.
Miss Ellie West. Of Tiltonsville, was in
town Yesterday calling on friends.
DIR. Hoge, OF Portland Station, was In
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warffuel havere-
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NEIGHB0RHOOD.
"HAP HAS BEEN GOING on N NEARBY
TOWNS TIE PAST WEEK.
S0'ial AEairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered By Register" Reporters
- Readable RESUME Of the News
NV sIARTINsvILLE.


NEW MAGTINsvILLE, January 19.-Col
Thomas Miller spent few Gays at Kings
town this week.
Captain G. B. Woodcock and Justice
t.akln visited the Archer oil field this
week
Bud SuOograss, OF Burton, and Mr. Rob
lnson, OF Littleton, attorneys, are attend
ing circuit Court here this week.
b. I. Meighen. OF Moundsyille, was
mere tuesday on legal business.
jacob kcontZ attended the funeral OF
day.
j.. w, McIntire was at Mouudsville
Monday on legal business.
Hon. sep. Hall has returned from the
mountains OF Tennessee, where he spent
some weeks examining timber lands.
Miss Luna EnlOw returned homo Mon
DAY from an extended visit TO friends at
Martins Ferry, O.
u. n. Arnet, of FairmOnt and attorney
Tor the South Penn Oh Company, was here
tuesday on legal business.
Dr- J. w. Eeater, of Newdale, was here
Thursday attending court.
Nm. Teagarden of Earnshaw, spent a
lew days Ia town this week.
Miss Rose Lukens. Of Wheeling is the
guest or Mr.. 5. b. Hall this week.
Harry McEldOwney was at Sistersvile
Wednesday
G.. w. Crawford returned, Monday from
Washington, Pa, where he had been call
ing on friends.
Mrs. Justice Eakiu fell Tuesday on the
pavement, breaking her right arm. Dr.
Lowther rendered the necessary surgical
attention
II. ). Reich will start Sunday for At
lanta, Ca, 20 visit his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Clark, Thistle Cox,
Miss Minnie Clark aud j. 3. Fitch attend
ed the opening of the Hotel Miller, az Sis
tersville. Tuesday evening.
Squire Connelly and John Hexen baugh,
Of LlttletOu, are attending Court mere this
week.
IL. Il. Thompson, County Clerk, is sick
Of pneumonia.
James Chaplin was at Wheeling Tues,
CAV
Miss Allie Bushon, returned to Elm
Grove Monday, after protracted visit 20
frienCs rete.
Dr. II. +. Lowther and son Forest were
at Wheeling Monday. the latter being on
his way % the State University.
Mr.. aud Mrs NJ l.. Stephens, OF Main
street, nave returned from an extended
visit 20 friecds at Cresap, Marshal county.
Mr.and Mrs Lee Pond, Of Pennsyi vauia,
who have been visiting relatives mere Tor
some time, returned home " edResday.
The grand jury finished its work Thurs
day, returning seveuty-four indictments,
most of which are violations Of the revenue
laws.
Col w. W. Aruett, Of Wheeling, and L.
II. Moore, Of SistersviHe, attorneys, were
attending court here Friday.
The trial of Harrison HUggans, W. T..
Huggans and George ". Higgins for par
.icipation in the murder OF Friend Garner
is set for Monday morning.
Jacob KOOntz will leave for Chicago,
Ill, this evening.
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FAIRMONr.

FAURNONT, W. Va, January l9.-Mrs.
A Is. Fleming and son are the guests Of
Mrs Edward Ward at Charleston.
George JOlIffe, Of Stanton, Va, arrived
there Wednesday on q V sit 70 his parents.
Mrs. G.. J.. Skinner is home from visit
TO friends ia New York state. .--
o. ). Kuacy and son were IN New YORK
on business this week.
Miss Sallie Norris, OF hingwood. was
the charming guest of Miss M0lhe Hay
mond the past week.
Hale Fleming. now travelling for Pitts
burg drug house, was in the city yester-
day.
Miss Rose Robinson, a handsome young
lady OF Warrington, was here yesterday,
the guest of Miss Meta Smith.
AT the residence Of his father, Col e. L.
Smith. Thursday evening, Mr.. Earl
smith entertained number of friends in
INDUCED IN by the young people and choice
refreshments We're served.
Mr.. George A Miller, Of New York, the
genial representative Of Palmer, the per-
fumer, was here this week and seized the
OppOrtunity 10 affiliate himself with the
B.P. O. Il. "FraHjapanul' IS all right.
Wait Conway has secured lucrative
pOsition i'm the navy department at Wash
ington, and left for that city this week.
81 Perkins as presented by sam Bur-
ton ana Mss Lille Coleman, will bs here
Tuesday evening. An out Of sight nay
seed band is part Of the oig snow.
County court has been 10 session here
AL week and transacted large amount OF
rairmopt Lodge 204, 3. P. o. E., was
organiyed and initiated here Tuesday even
inc by members OF Moundsville Lodge and
Grand Exalted Ruler q. II. Tracy, and
Rrothers ChaS Hancher, Harry OdOert,
Viii CasseU. Nate Eiel and Chas Dire
horst OF Wheeling. The members Of the
new lodge are delighted with the VOORHEES,
of the order, and a large Increase IN m sm-
bership is assured al the next meeting.
After the work Of the evening banquet
vas served al the new Hotel Marietta, to
,,bicb rhe brethren did ample justice.
'Tbose preseut from Mouudsvile We're
Niessrs simpson, Burley. Brooks, Boomer,
Rrooxs. Booher, Brown, Bloyd, Llnch,
Riyos Manning, GO0in, CarotherS and
w. firm OF Donually & Gall, machin-
;,ts y,as dissolved this week, Mr. Gall re-
tiyi1c hut will however continue with Mr..
Donnalv as bOOkkeeper .,,
I'M new Thomas h. Watson Hotel Will
~ opened 10 the puohc Tor their Inspection
January 9th, from = until p. Ia. a large
ruuber OF invitations nave oeeo issued TOT
= rsception Wednesday evening, 70 II, oE
the directors and manager. 1ne au l'.I
~,-or,ises 10 DC very enjoyable. Extensive
E-,,eratious have Oeen madetor the event
Sfiss Mary Slpe entertained number oil
q - 40 her residence On Carton avenue
.t;S EVENING in honor OF Mr.. Jay hartley
e-5 brife The hours were from until :.
e. e. IA Watson and Miss Lucy watson
,ssiefad the hostess IN reciNluss
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BANNlBAL.

HAyN1RA1. O.. January 19.-Alexander
Martin was at Pittsburg several days TINS
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Branzlkoffer, OF
French Hill, O., were the guests OF Mrs.
Oehrs Mooday.
Rev. Wilson opened series of meetings
at Sardis, o., on last Tuesday evening .
Chas, Braunlich, of Wheeling, spent
Thursday here with his parents.
DR.. Handenschild. of Sardis, ONO, was
on our streets Thursday.
Mr.. - Carver, pension agent OF Wneel-
ing, was registered at the Rist House
Thursday.
w. b. O'NeiH and son Charles and
Capt Chas. and Godfrey Muhleman re-
ceived invitations 10 the opening OF the
Wells Hotel Monday evening at Sisters
vile. The two former attended.
DR.. Parry Of Woodsfeld, o., was In
town Thursday aud Friday.
John Hoskinson of the South Side lost
fine horse Saturday.
George Braunlich returned home Satur-
day from Powhatan, o., where he has
been for several months engaged in bust
ness.
Protracted meeting is still in progress at
the German NJ. E. Church.
Miss Bessie Noil WAS at New Martins
vile Friday.
DR.. Taught, of Silver Hill, w. Va, is
visiting his family at this place.
John Noll, our popular ferrymau, is on
the sick list this week.
Madam Rumor predicts wedding in
town in the near future.
Capt. Charles Muhieman was at Wheel
ing Monday on business.
Wire Hamilton, of Woodsield, o., was
registered at the Hannibal House Thurs
day evening.
j. II. O'Neill has been at Sistersville
the past week.
Will Weitzel returned home Friday
from Wheeling after an absence of several
weeks.
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,aANNlNGTON.

ot.,-,.,>croS. ". VA. January l9.-Mr
AZ -. claude y. Harrison viii Speud
. auU 6oncynoon az Indianapolis IND.
ny ~. L,esrus Rex and Mss Kay Neville
~. W married or Rev. +. ). Barrack, sun
DAY ' eSSu,1 81 the Jr. O. L. a. NJ. was or
..,,,i+s6 al Rvmer, six miles ABOVE mere
Tuesday eveuing.. 49,, I'M ~, ,,,.,-,,,;..,5
nae ''Grand ORIENT WIZ "o ~ NN''ON
here so9 BURTON and Lilly Coleman, in 81
perkips. (" win be at the oper" AOUSS !" Cur
nesday evening -, lava q birthday mart,
Miss Pearl turoee S"'e'
Iaor Is. t'r9s' minstrels Monday evening,
y ..5,rrs DERBY Mascot Wednesday eve
,,ivo had large AUDIENCES. .,,;s ,,,,,,,-
"Nre~v Sine aud daughter, Malsy, OK
,,-t---,ct were the guests OF Mr' Suu MIS-
= Kown last sunday ., .,.,....,,,-
= ~ NJ Kiser returned inns week
- visit 10 friends ana reIatl'eS III
Pit'souT.SSs. ,her Angelo Rou6er held mis-
heN. I-.-.-;.ss iu the Catholic Church
several mornings anu evenings
the week. oh, was seriously burn
60 60, island two weeks ago was
cd ~ y - faxen 10 his home IN feunsyI'
vania - { rue carroll. who had his thigh
Suel . i..' Saturday, is getting along very
We 81 meal cases from tue town VIII
in the Intermediate Ioure tue
coming week -. NJ. : NJ, ENIads
Leone s;.b = was reported dry the hrst Of
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RAVENS WOOD.

RAvENswooD, w. VA. January 19.-Re-
vival meetings are being heid each even
ing in the Baptist Church.
Everett ROush, of New Haven, who was
here visiting his sisters, Mrs. DR.. Netzel
aud Mrs Wolf, left Wednesday evening
for home.
Jacob Stats. of Coffeyville, Kan, who
was here to attend his daughter in her last
illness and death, left Thursday morning
for MS home.
Miss Anna Stairs went to Spencer last
Saturday to visit her mother, who IS EN-
ploved az the Insane Asylum at that place.
John Prickitt, of the Moundsvllle office
force, is now AZ work in Charleston.
Lon NJ near who has been employed in
Cincinnati for some months was taken III
there with typhoid fever and was IN the
hospital four weeks for treatment. He was
able 70 leave there and came up home on
the Hudson Monday last. Though still
weak and feeble. he is convalescing.
Mr.. aud Mrs Ezoai Wells nave both been
quite in for two weeks Mr.. Wells IS i'm
proving but his vile Is still very Ill
Mrs. T.. G. Smith, of Spencer, left Tor
home Friday morning, after week spent
here.
Miss Mary Fleming will leave on Mon
dav for Philadelphia 10 visit Mrs. Smith
Green at the home Of Miss Kate Green.
Mrs. Fleming Will board az the Ravens
wood House durisg her absence, as her
husband and son will be in Charleston our
ing the session Of the Legislature.
Rev. ). +. McClung is in Charleston on
a business and social trip
Last Thursday evening presented an IN.
precedented affair in the shape OF social
given ov Miss Erna Deter, of Main
street The evening was spent IN differ
ent forms of amusement until the usual
hour. when very tempting repast, con-
sistiug of all the delicacies Of the season,
was served. The following are few Of
those present: Misses Elite Paden, Emma
Windland, Emma StOehr, Stella Cunning
ham. Rosa Drolliuger, Hattie Thompson,
Mary Humphrey, Laura Schaffer, Elva
Anderson. Dora Lcngweu, LOra O'Neill;
Nlessrs Arch Bremen, VIM. Knapp, &. O..
Cunningham, H. Humphrey, j. *. Drol-
linger, K. Y. Lowe, VIM. Romack, George
ThOn. pson. IL. ~ Williamson, L. W.
Humphrey. All present report an excel
lent time. At very late hour the guests
departed with light hearts aud merry faces.
The new store being built by Mr.. A e..
Vetter IS fast nearing completion under the
direct management Of contractors j. y. Il.
Hubbard Il Son, OF this place. MIR. Hub
bard IS an excellent mechanic and deserves
the patronage of the people OF this part OF
the Ohio valley.
Miss Lottie Walton, Of Wheeling, is the
guest OF Miss May Hartman, Of Mound
street.
Miss Magnolia Stats, daughter Of Mr..
Jacob stats, of Coffeyville, Kansas, who
has made her home for the past eight years
at the residence Of Mr.. Is. ID. Williams,
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ST CLAIRsVILLR.

ST CLAIRsyILLE, o., January 70 -.
May Barrett, who has been isi,;'i.H
brother, r. Il. Barrett, in Bridpepor.s Le'
returned home. F''1 mas
The directors of the Second Nee.
bank will meet on Tuesday to orgsBi ,..' ..
elect officers. 9--']e 90.
Miss Bess JepsOu. of Wheeling is r...
ing Mrs. Elizabeth Welday. &c 'A..
George Darby. OF New Cum5err,... o..
Va, is the guest of his brother So ST. ~.
w. n. Darby. ---'-
Mrs. John w. Hill and dauab,s- o..
Margaret are the guests Of Mrs Ssr '.3
Cellar. '--e
A. NJ. Thompson, OF BelleviDe Ron.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Louisa H.
son.
Marriage licenses issued since lac,
port: Worthy j. Bond and Rosa B Ma.
Mike Tuscsak and Poss, Lorin E NJ.
and Annie 5. Johnston, Harry G. A..
and AIDA Vannalta, David c. Keere.--.
Ida B. Cross, George B. Weilmsn -. 81
Anna NJ. Petticord, Samuel r. Wsr-.--
and Minnie A. Rohrey, Frank pi.',..
and Namaie Harris.
Prof. Byron w. King. OF Pittsbu-, ,,-.
an entertainment at the [. p. Cfr-,.
Friday evening.
DIR. Hal Hewetson, Of Uh-icbsvns
the guest of his father. Dr. A. n Hen.
son, this week.
John Doyle, Of Washington, Pa.i.v,
iting old friends.
Rev. Thomas Balph is visiting in R,,
Ter. Pa.
Miss Carrie Danford has returned ,,.-
a visit 10 Massillon friends.
John Sideoottom, Of the Clarendon -.,
returned from short trip 10 Co.sm6gss-'
other cities.
Messrs. John Riley, George Jepso7 AMI
Peter Tallman are again able % ber.
after sport spells of sickness
Rev. and Mrs Ackermau, OF Bugs,, p,
were the guests Of DR.. aud Nr, n =
Thompson, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilson Askew, Of Kansas CITY
visiting friends and relatives az his has
Miss Annie Winters. who has 1eere-
ployed in Wheeling, returned home g..
day.
Walter Taylor. Of Bridgeport was
town Friday.
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TERRA ALTA.


TERRA ALTA, W. VA, January l9.-Mr.
Farley DeBerry has been On the SICK HSI
for the past Few days.
Walter Whitehair, OF Brunswick, Mo,
was here visiting his parents Monday ana
Tuesday
Mrs. Sarah Erwin and Mrs. ID. j. Poster
spent last Saturday in Oakland
Miss Maggie Zeller spent last Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends at Corlntn,
MIR. and Mrs. Sherman Snyder, OF Key
ser. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. 5. L. Jones, Of Oakland, was nero
Tuesday
William Pringle has had a slight attack
Of pneumonia.
Dr. W. F. Doiley and w. Il. Burke were
in EinswoOd Tuesday.
Tue little daughter Of Mr.. and MRS
Gordon A. Goodwin, of Hattons, mas been
quite Ill.
Msssrs. @. A. Bolen ana D. +. Bolden,
Of Oakland, went 70 Wheeling last oatur-
day, 10 attend the fuaeral Of their brother
in-law, Mr. James Sheridan.
Miss Mollie Joyce, who is teaching
school at Rodamer's, is az nome on vacai
lion.
Mrs. Nancy Sterling is visiting near
hingwOod.
W. \. Hazen spent several days in
kiugWOOd this week.
Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Picking have re-
turned home, after two weeks vlslt IN
Pennsylvania.
The ice famine last summer put Terra
Alta people on their guard this year.
on Monday mOrniug Of this week NJ l..
Crane received from South DAKOTA tame
coyote ABOUT twice the size OF our gray fox.
1t is receiving a great deal of attention.
). b. Lee mas resigned as President OF
the Board Of Educated of Portland dis
trict. and Mr.. Edmund Whltehsir has been
appointed To fill the vacancy.
Died. az her home IN GAINESVILLE, on
Tuesday, January 10, after suffering for
years with consumption. She leaves
husband ana four children. She was
sister OF Mrs. Michael Hartman.
MIR. and Mrs. Grant Bowers, OF King
wood, are visiting friends here.
Miss Reta Lautz, OF Aurora, IS spending
q week in town.
Three store rooms will be erected during
the comign year.
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BEN WOOD.
resigned.


Miss Jennie Lawson is here from Pitts
burg.
Rebecca Lodge will have a special meet
ing on next Friday evening 10 elect OH
GERS.
Archie Kelsey, of Jacobsburg, was here,
a visitor in our city.
Bertha Colts, after pleasant visit with
her grandmother, has returned home TO
Pittsburg.
John Tyndrall, of Ohio, was in town
during the past week.
Moorseen Orr, of Sistersvllle, was visit
ing friends few days in our city.
Last night. 1T the home of Miss Jennie
Holden. in Upper Benwood, a very inter-
estiug event took place. 1t was the twenty
first birthday Of the young lady ana she
highly entertained a number of her friends
in a very happy manner. AT late hour re-
freshmeuts were served, which was fol-
lowed ~ dancing.
Miss Emma Seller, of Canton, Ohio, is
William Miller is in Massillon for few
days.
John When is visiting in GAINESVILLE.
Some of our prominent Young men will
give dance at Dolan's Hall on January ~
August Hepe. Sr., was the guest OF
friends in Glen Easton.
Tommie. the son of Charles Everett is
very low with pneumonia.
Miss Ida Baer after a brief visit with
friends in GAINESVILLE, o., has returned
home.
Luke Syrons met with painful accident
at the Wheeling steel works few days
ago.
his friends at his home on Wednesday
evening. Those present We're: DR.. Meighen
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Gates, Prof. Bar
tlebaugh and Miss Annie Kendell. The
evening was spent in pleasant manner.
Refreshments were served at the proper
hour.
Mrs. Pat Hepe was the guest of relatives
for few days.
Gus Leoins is lying very low at his nome
Jessie Barton. who has oeen to Tennes-
see on business, has arrived home.
The l. .. O. F., at their meeting on last
Saturday evening, elected new officers for
the ensuing year. The following names
are the new officers: Noble Grand, l.. NJ.
Scott; Vice Grand, William Loaeh; Secre-
tary. Joseph Davis; Treasurer, John
Leach. This lodge is increasing in men,
bership.
Miss Eva Peabody, who was i'll at her
home on Water street, IS able to be out
again.
Jennie McCombs is the guest of friends
here.
Katie Baugh, who was visiting friends
for few weeks, has left for home.
Luxe Terrell is in the country on visit.
The Riverside steel works Will resume
operations Monday morning.
DR.. Meighen was in Mouudsville Friday.
Oltre Mer will give dance at their
club room the first of next month. II
promises TO be one of the most brilliant
affairs OF the season. This CLUB has been
lately organized, aud the parties teey give
always try and make them succesr to
those who are present.
John Siley met with an accident at his
home on Flora Ridge.
WIN. Branuen, Floyd Bowers, Joe Ruck-
man and Seamou Bowers were out hunt
ing a few days ago at Rosby's Rock. They
arrived home with plenty of game.
Mrs. II. Probasco is on a visit to friends
in GAINESVILLE
John Newton is back from Sistersville.
after short visit with his family at that
place.
Tim O'Brien won the fine overcoat that
was given by Ollie Reed and also MIR. Mel
vim Hoyt, the fine china set.
George Hedleson is on visit to his home
in New Matamoras.