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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-05
sARDIs.

Sardis. O.. January Mr. and Mrs.
Mort Hofer. Of Hannibal, called on
friends ana relatives in town Wednes-
day.
Jim Williamson was at New Martins
Vile Thursday on business.
Miss Hattie Thompson returned home
Thursday evening from Bellaire, where
She has been visiting friends and rela-
t.vas for the past week.
i'm Ramsey made q business trip to
Sis 5rsyille Thursday
c. M Thompson was at st. Marys on
business this week.
Louis Urpman. Of Darlington, was in
town Friday en- business.
Messls Frank Humphrey, John Har-
man end Earl Lemons attended a
New Years party at Wittsns Tuesday
evening
G.. n. Messerly, Of Darlington, was a
business caller here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McGranahan and
daughter Ora, OF Wheeling. spent a few
DAYS with friends and relatives here
Oh Is week.
Nessrs. T. N. Cans and VIM. Knapp
were at New Msrtinsville Tuesday
Miss julia Campbell, Of Moundsyille,
was the guest OF Miss Stella Cunning
ham this week.
Miss E-de Dunn spent last Sunday
with relatives at S.s,ersville.
c. O. Cunningham made a business
trip to Bar1esville Friday.
Dr. L. p. LowJher, of New Martins
Vile. was I'm town Thursday
The pr0tract5d meeting at the NJ. z.
Church viii begin this evening Sun
d9y).
Miss Minnie Humphrey was hostess
to a number Of friends at her beautiful
home on Mound street last Wednesday
evening. A most enjoyable time was
spent by all present.
Last Tuesday evening Miss Alma
Wndl1nd. an accomplished young lady
Of this place. gave q delightful party
ut the nome of her father on Main street.
There was about eiE-- couples present
and the evening waN passed away in
music ana games Of all kinds until a
late hour when the guests departed,
wishing their hostess a happy New Year.
Those present were Misses Stella Gun
uingh3m. Kate R0mick, Emma SJoehr,
Emma Deter. Allie Williamson, Julia
Campbell, Louise Deter, Alma AMI En-
ma T.ndland; Messrs. VIM. Knapp.
Jake Drollinger, Roy SUter Clifford
Bowen, VIM Rom.ck. George Thompson,
John Shubach, Elmer Lown and Bert
Humphrey.
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PORTLAND STATION.


Portland Station. o.. January AIRS.
T. T. Hoo sens was the guest Of Mrs
Henry Ewing, @, Yorkv.lle on Tues
day.
The poles for the long distance tcle-
phone Zine are VOW being distributed.
r. O. Bolton wSs~doing business in
Wheeling Thursday.
o. p. and j. b. Mckee. of Wheeling,
are spending q few days With their
mother.
Miss Blanche Gillespie is spending q
few days with Wheeling friends.
W. j. 1IcG1unOl and wife spent New
Years with Brilliant friends.
Misses Mamie and MaUje Sanderson
entertained q number Of young friends
on New Years night
Mrs. TT. o. Bolton has been quite sick
the past week.
Mr. aoI Mrs. IT. J. Str.nger and Mrs.
Anna H0dseDs entertained S-eubenville
friends N-w Yeas.
Mss Anna Mckee. Of SteubeDviile,
was The guest of Minnie Sriuger New
Years.
Several Of Portlond's youns people
were. guests Of Miss Minnie Scamah0rn
on Thursday evening.
The Narren,1n ferry has been placed
in charge OF the Logan Brothers by its
owner. j. r. HCigens. Lewis Jackson
retiring on account Of III health and old
age. after a continuous service Of 80
years.
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after visiting her sister, Mrs. w. T. Her
ron. Of New Castle. Pa
Hon. W. Y. B. Croskey lec-urad in the
Christian Church at Smithfald on We'd
nesday evening on his personal recollec-
tons Of Sherman's march to the sea-
Frank n. G0utman has gone to New
York City 10 study merchant tailoring
designs.
Mss Emma Mooney, OF Akron. s a
guest Of w. II. Mooney and family for
che holidays.
Misses Esther McKeever and Jennie
Allison, of Washington, Pa. are guests
Of 1iss Bessie Johnson.
Miss Adelaide Miller, Of Allegheny, is
q gunest of Miss Nellie Mooney.
Edward F.est Of this city, has one of
The most elaborate Christmas trees and
display ever seen il this city.
p. NJ. stanton Posi-. c.. A. R.. held q
memorial service Sunday in the Second
Pres 5vtavian Church In honor of the fol-
lowing comrades VINO have died during
t1a year. Andrew McM3nus, Aloys.us
Fiesc. j. II. Os-erhouse Joseph Zahn
George Smith, c.. NJ VCrhis. e. II. Hal
lock. An al0qdueCt address was deliv-
cred by ZION. j.. O.. Richards.
j. r. Cline came down from Home
stead 10 spend the holidays with his
family.
Mrs Rachael Roach of Pit,sburg. IS @
guest of her mother. Mrs. Hugh Neil
cannon.
Miss Kate Ashley Of Wheeling, is a
guest OF Mss Alice Never.
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HANNIBAL

Hannibal o.. January 4-Forty Neu-
cnshwander 9t Wheeling Monday.
Ernst FISHER arrived home Wednes-
day morn-ag from Picsburg.
CsD- and Miss Minnie Muhleman en-
-era.ned a few -t ,he.r friends ON New
Years at q four o'clock dinner after
watch several hours were very pleasant
,y passed.
Prot. W. e. Sykes. of Marietta Col
lege. arrived I'm town last Saturday and
spent several days here.
Mrs. DIR. Taught arrived home We'd
nssday evening after an absence OF one
week.
DR.. J. *. Ferguson Of Marietta, o.
IS En- town no ,he Hannibal House.
Charles fisher of Wheeling, spent
Wednesday here with his mother, Mrs.
Lou fisher.
A leap year party was gwen on New
Years evening by the young ladies' of
his place at the residence OF Dr. and
Mrs. f. p Taught and supper was
served at the Hannibal House at 1880.
Those present were Misses E2nn.e HO-
fer. May smith. Sadie a ", Maggie
Hoier, NyrJ3 Huffman. sora Lormer.
Carrie Schipbluel and Carrie fisher:
Nessrs. Eugene Wilson. Frank Vosgly.
George Brcunlcl. Shell Strain. Alv3
fisher. Lloyd Taught and Chas O'Neiu.
Hiss Mint fisher left Wednesday to
visit relatives g. Matamor3s, O.
Capt and Mrs Godfrey Muhlem3n
very pleasantly entertained their mar
-ied and single friends on New Years
eve FIN honor of their guests. Prot. and
Mrs. Dan Williams.
Miss V0da Bo.ce Of Sistersville visit
cd friends here this week.
DR. Charles Nullemau. OF P3rkers-
burg. was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
g. OMEN Tuesday.
Glbcr Wilson left Monday morning
after spending q week with his parents.
Harry Nuhleman was at Wheeling
Thursday.
Miss Ada Cahrs left Thursday noon
for Pittsburg, called there By the death
Of a bro.her-in-law, Mr.. George .Rind-
fuss.
Alva fisher returned home Wednes-
day evening after ten days visit with
relatives az Steubanville. o.
Mrs. ID. r.. Williams and son and Miss
Fannie OMEN left for their home Fri
day 1t M0undsv.lle, after a very pleas
ant visit here with relatives
Miss Minnie OMEN. accompanied by
her un.. Mss Sarah Muhleman, lef,
Saturday morning for Becea, o.
Misses Sarah Bare and Mabel Neuel-
sChw3rdcr are on the sick list.
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WELLSBURG.

Welsburg, W. Va. January Miss
Blanche Sch9fer. of Wheeling, WAC has
been the guest Of Miss Clara Dornan
during he holidays, has returned home.
Dr. Chester A. Beatty, Of Washington,
d. c.. arrived in Wellsburg Friday al
teru0on. accompanied by his cousin,
Miss Mamie Kirker, 10 attend the Beat
ty-Nirker Wedding, which takes place
next Wednesday.
DR.. Louis X. Beatty accompanied by
his best man. Or. Lon Stewart, and his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. Hamilton Beat
". win be here on Monday. The we'd
ding win be one of the most notable Of
the season. and Will take place at
p. m Wednesday, January s, in the
Presbyterian Church The attendants
viii be Mss Sarah Palmer, Miss Mary
Wortheu. 1T.ss Mamie Boyd and Drs.
Lon Stewart. Chester Beatty, o. Wash
.ug.on. y. c.. Nessrs. Charles Windsor
and Harry Paul. Of Wellsburg. The
bridal party VIII leave over the Pan
Handle en- their bridal tour.
The annual meeting Of the Brooke
County Farmers Institute, the State
Horticultural Scc!c.y and the Wool
Growers end Shasp Breeders Associa-
ton VIII De held a Brth's Opera House
on January It, II and Is.
Tie out of town people who attended
the leap year hop were Misses Gillespie,
Mahon. Grub and Sclaffer, and Mr..
Allen Robinson, Of Wheeling.
Miss Flossie Zimmerman, Of Steuben-
Vile. Ohio. was the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Combs on New Years day.
Hiss Annie Laze7r has returned from
P.ttsburg. where she has been spending
the holidays with relatives
"Aun.y Crah,' I'D her lovely Dolly
Warden costume. was q model old maid
En- the Flowers Of the Forest" Her
song Never. Never Fall in Love" was
highly appreciated by all, but we are
afraid Mss Anna Belle West Will not be
"Auuty Crab very long.
1Ir. Addison Thompson, Of Hunting
ton. w. Va. spent New Years day with
Wens5urg friends.
Mr.. Max Goldman and Miss Hannah
Greenwood. Of Cleveland. Ohio. spent the
holidays with Nr and Mrs Mark Green
void An elegant reception was ten
dered them on Thursday evening.
Mss Lila Grubb Of Camden, Pa. IS
the guest of her schoolm8te, Miss Dods
Heryey. Of Brooke county.
Mrs. Lizzie A. Wise and son were hol-
i5ay guests Of DR.. and Mrs. J. N.
Cooper.
Misses Lucy and Annie Blank:nsop
have returned from pleasant visit with
P3ttsburg friends.
Mr.. AMI oics. Walter Schaffer. Of
Dayton. o. spent the holidays IN Wells
burg. the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Radcliffe.
Guy Bros 1T.nstrels VIII appear at
the Opera House January 11th. They
are great fsy0r.tes among the Wells
burg people.
Miss Goltie Moore. of Wheeling. is
the guest of Miss Sarah Palmer.
Mss Lilly Young. OF Beaver Falls.
Pa. and Miss Ruth Strain. Of Golfers.
are the guests OF Miss Dor Fritz.
1Ir. Harden DuTal is able 10 be out
after an Illness Of several months.
The many friends Of Mrs Isaac Gar
rison. Of West Liberty, were shocked
70 learn Of her sudden death. which &C.
CURED ~ her home In West Liberty last
Saturday nighJ n II o'clock. Mrs. Car
risen had not been very we'll since her
return from The West Two months ago.
but her friends did not anticipate any
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low the little sickness TO grow into the
big sickness. They allow constipation te
grow into Indigestion, heartburn, dizzi-
ness, headache, insomnia, and q hundred
other distressing conditions. They do
this frequently because they do not know
the cause Of their trouble. It is a pretty
safe rule to look for the source Of 9-Ioths
of human sickness in this one simple and
appallingly prevalent trouble. Another
foolish thing that smart people do IS to
take some alleged remedy for constipa-
ton and keep on taking it, day after day,
month after month and year after year
Perhaps it is batter to take the medicine
than not to 'alle it at all, but OF course il
they stop taking it, their trouble will
come back. This last statement is true
Of every other medicine prepared for this
purpose except DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets. One " Pellet" is gentle laxative,
and two mild catharic. They are gentle
and efficient in their action, permanent
in their results You don't become a
slave to their use, as with other pills.
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THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONRY.


The past week being the fifth week IN
the month, did not prove an active one
amoug the Masonic circles, and in con
sequence only TWO bodies met-Wheel-
ing Lodge No. on Thursday evening
and Cyrene Commandery on Friday
evening, at both Of which there was q
fair attendance of its members, but
work was deferred n both TO a future
meeting.
On Monday evening Ohio Lodge VIII
meet and work possibly more than one
Gus stages for work
On Wednesday evening Mcdaniel
Lodge Of Perfection viii hold regular
meeting and work the fourteenth degree
or large class of candidates, and from
indications there will be large attend
auce at Tit time OF members, not only
froma home, but from abroad.
On Thursday evening VIII occur the
regular communication of Nelson Lodge
No. 80. and work will be had in one or
more ofthe degrees and there is full at
tendance of the craft promised for work.
Friday evening is the time Of meeting
Of Osiris Temple, and if It holds sessions
the members viii receive personal no
t;ce The following is correct list Of
the ofician diyan for 1896: E. +. Bald
win. Pctentate; w. w. Irwin, Chief Rab-
ban: w. Alfred Wilson, Assistan Rab-
ban; NJ. r. Wolff, High Priest and
Prophet; H. c. FrarSheim, Oriental
Guide VIM A Wilson. Treasurer; w.
B. McF-ee and Thomas c. Stevenson, Di-
rectors; 3. W Dun2way, Marshal; H. 3.
Baguley. Captain Arab Patrol; Thomas
3. McLain. Alchemist; Thomas Carna-
han, Jr., Costumer; A. T. Bowie, Captain
Of the Guard; T. w. Bliss, Outer Guard;
Alfred Paul, Trustee; N. r. Wolf, L.
\. Laremer, J. c. Riheldaffer Repre-
sentat.ves to Imperial Council.
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ALIGHB0RHO0D.
wat has Been Going on in Nearby
Towns.
49,. 1'nelrs, Happenings And
''-S oILocal interest Gather
~ ~ Register" Reporters.
readable Resume OF
the News.
PIEDMONT.

rs.. mont. mont w. Va. january The
iron, LUZ reception New Years Day
event ~ H. ln CramCr's Eall. was Jhe
C,r,r,.-, e-1 season. PROF. Daisy. OF
go and Miss G. Woodrow.
ls- vas given I'm the town hall
,,,.,- lslln5 for Robert Wilson. for
49, --'-laSer Of the Gi.bCrl band. but
1sn iil with consumption for
several months.
boi'5 ~. " Ison, of Pirtsburg, Pa, spent
--~l WIN his son Robert. e
a. Z. Walker, agent Of the c. &
u A. r., has been I'm for the past few
weeks. Ills duties are being performed
~ Oonluctor id. Lamb and acting
ntrJ tlnan. OF LOnacouing.
a. - -. - e9uders, Esq. spent New Years
Mf. Cnas. Barb and wife Of Grafton.
are visiting Mrs. Fl. Sewers.
MISS lda j. Smith. OF E,khart. Ind.
is Visiting friends here.
Mr. Albert 4oust and j. Stockslager
A4e visiting friends near ROmCey.
Messls r. III. Shealds. Supt. S. A..
soo-nern Division. Ut. NJ. and L. b..
Williams, Irainmaster B. & o. r. r..
an OF Grafton, were here early this
week.
Nr. Albert Jones, Of 1Iorgantown, is
visiting his father. C.. S. Jones.
Piedmont town election was held
Thursday, January .. and resulted in
the deieat Of the regular Democratic
ticket by the citizens ticket. by an av-
erage majority OF so votes. Votes
Mayor, j. r. Williams. 100; VIM. Shell
ton, 1905. Town Sergeant. !. II. Smith,
Isl; p. ]. Rogers. 169. Recorder, p. O..
German $50; no opposition. Council
men. Citizens ticket-M Rooney, -19;
w. p. Mole. eos; John Gardner 2)7, j..
IT, Fisher. POI; j. B. Elliott, 197; w. H..
Fredlock, 100. Democr2ts-Wm. Mel
Tor. 175. d. w. LipDincott. 100. C. Zim-
norman. 1s0. Robert Cole. 1873; Daniel
Murphy. $50, w. G. Ault. 126. All are
new officials except E. o. German who
was reelected Recorder.
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LADIES OF THE G. A r.

James A. Garfield Circle No. 1 Will
hold its stated meeting on Thursday
evening. January 9th, at 1870 o'clock
Installation of officers and inspection
VIII take place and a full attendance
of members is desired.
Lucy 3. Hayes Circle No. 2 will hold
its regular meeting on Monday evening
at their headquarters, Young Mems
Democratic HILL, on Main street. at 1880
o'clcok. All members are earnestly de-
sired to be present, as the Inspector,
Mrs. Lydia Smith, Will be present. Two
candidates will be initiated, the officers
VIII be installed for the ensuing year
by Mrs NJ. Anna Hall. Past National
Junior Vice President. refreshments will
be a prominent feature of the meeting.
All ladies of the G.. A. R. are invited.
James G. Blaine Circle No 8, Of
Moundsville viii hold its meeting on
Tuesday afternoon at the Opera Hall.
at which time Mrs. Lydia Smith and
Mrs. VI. Anna Hall. Past National OIL
GERS. viii be present, one for inspection
and the other FOR installation.
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PALATINE.

Palat:ne. January THE Epworth
League held q social at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrsf a. W. Sterling on Jas,
Wednesday evening, aad a most pi1s-
ant time was had
Mrs. John A. Leonard has been SICK
for tine past few days, but IS now con-
valescing.
Miss Ida ISginb0tham entertained her
friends Monday evening, December 80
in rather unique and charming man
ner by giving them mum social. II
was one Of the most enjoyable AFFAIRS
Of ne season.
Charles Layman, Of Wheeling, spent
the holidays with his parents in this
Mrs. Walter Mestrezat. Of Morgan
town. is the guest Of her mother. Mrs.
Mary Henner.
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Jr O. Il A. NJ

simultaneously with the beginning
Of the New Year, new interest appears
to be manifesting itself in the cause Of
the Jr o. T. A. NJ. John A. Logan
Council No 90 now located at McLain' 5
Hall No. 1905 Market street. with a
membership of nearly $50, starts OF
with renewed vigor, as was evidenced
at their meeting on the evening of Jan
uary LIST. it being the occasion Of the
installation of officers for the ensuing
term. The officers are Fred Scroggins.
Jr. P. c.: Geo. A. Plants. c.; r. z. Fitz-
patrick. V. c.; A. W. Eifeer, A. R. S. 4;
J. w. Pultz. r. s.; z. c. Harry. +. s. ;
r. A. Albright, Jr. Treasurer; J. 2.
Fouts. Conductor; J. p. ShallcrOss.
Warden; Charles Boyd. I. S.: G. A. Tap
pan. o. S. Ira c. Baker, Trustee; Geo.
z. Painter Delegate to F. A. b., and H..
c. Clark. Chaplain. Next meeting. Jam
uary Sth, will witness the initiation OF
several candidates and a general good
time is anticipated.
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SHIELD OF HONOR.

Grand Master Of therSsate Of West
Virginia, J. A. Wood, installed the fol-
lowing elected officers for Zane Lodge
No. 1. at the Odd Fellows Hall building
last Friday evening: S. NJ, Louis E.
Miller; w. NJ, Edward Gruber; J. NJ,
Edward O'Neill; Recording Secretary,
Lee R. Hamm; Financial Secretary,
Richard Dunn; Treasurer, S. L. Hane;
Chaplain, Chas. Schoen.on; Conductor,
A. S. BatSon; Inside Guardian, Louis e.
Hess; Outside Guardian, A. MonzingO;
Trustee, J. A. Wood. There was a good
attendance of the members present and
also visiting brothers from Wheeling
Lodge No. Z, Eureka Lodge No. 3 and
Fort Henry Lodge No. 2. The officers Of
the past year have been an efficient set,
who were found promptly at their places
every Friday night, and the Sick Com
m.ttee pay strict attention to the SICK
and disabled brohers, and their report
is always satisfactory to the Lodge.
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ESSFNC ORDER

The Knights of Wheeling Senate. x.
A. q. o., viii hold regular assembly
on Friday night Of this week.
This order IS growing rapidly in this
country. and the rosters of the newly
instituted Sena,es show that the high
Standard Of membership IS being main
tanned.
Wheeling Senate has purchased some
of the most elegant and costly costumes
and uniforms to be had and is now pre-
pared TO exemplify the beautiful and
elaborate work of the order in the most
impressive manner.
i IS very probable that there VII be
one or more candidates for degrees ct
the next assembly.
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danger. The funeral took place at 2
p. In. Sunday and was attended by her
sons. DR.. Geo. 1. Garrison and John
Garrison, Of Wheeling, and Mrs. julia
McCammon. Of Potomac, w. Va.
T. J. Reid broke the record n Wells
burg as a candy salesman, he having
sold over 1000 pounds during the hoii-
daYs.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

The meetings of Alpha No. 424 on Sat
urday evening continues to be interest
ing to many members Of the lodge. and
in consequence there is always fair at
tendance Of It's members at its sessions.
On next Saturday evning will occur the
installation Of the officers, after which
the members present will be entertained
by number of Brother Bryson's best
selections, which should be heard by all
the resident members Of Wheeling. The
gathering Of the brethren on this even
ing will be held in place Of the anniver-
sary which would be on the Sth.
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EASTERN STAR.

Miriam Chapter No. / will meet on
Tuesday evening, and 1t is expected
there will be a full representation of its
members, as the installation of officers
elect will occur at that time, and other
business of interest to every member of
the Chapter Will be transacted at that
time.
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TIE Indian medi.

cine man cures by
charms and incau-
tations he fright
ems away the evil
spirit vino causes
the sickness. He
does all sorts Of
things that civilized
people would cali
idiotic and barbaric,
but the civilized
folks are not so very
much ahead after
all. They do Just
as foolish things as
does the medicine
man. They 90 along
carelessly, and al
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IN Imposing GEREN0NT
Which VIII Take Place in Baltimore
To-day.

Monsignore Satoli will be Elevated
to the Dignity and Office Of a Car
dinal-The Beautiful Decorations
OF the Church and the Elaborate
Ceremonies Which VIII Attend
the Event,
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STEUBENVILLE.


Steubelvile, o. January 4-Nlss
Mary Cook entertained friends on New
Years eve al her home, on North sixth
street.
Mrs. Crogan. OF Wheeling. is q guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Cani nil.
KISS Lola Cook EN- er-2ined ner young
friends pleasantly Moaday e'Si---5'
EX-kepr ssenJaJlVe Ii. To- Y. -''-.oN
ouIA Of t--sCo C15-.o1.JI sS 81
guest OF A. o.acA9lln anu .,-l,-''y t-
Mrs. laeod0re Mason OF N'I'4' ---'
returned nome aI'er V-sll-nS nsI --'''i'''
lrs. brown.
The families of ]. H. Dawson, ". b.
S-mms, George w tgan shI To- ~. ~.
sen attended a ID son i9lu-ly l-'''-l-
90 sni-ln FERRY ~ eek.
l.e = - n, f.-esls ,7'-''u gnu
f -Snutc--.s s".9
Th-Sst''4s treats q ient2rta-nm EMS on
Now Years eve.
ON New Years eSen- ns, at o.50 o CLOCK
MS Edna Frartes, dsusn-er OF n u.
Wrfght, and 6ober, Lincoln stewart
v55 is III Me "nolesale ooO- ana Suo7
hAs.0ess ---sDuIs. were MAJ lled ID!
Nv. Scott pt Wellsours' aJ me nome OF
Mie brides iatnec. Inc aJ,enuau-S were
~ Warrh. Of Youngstown, and Miss
? Nellie Mo3aey. OF this city Ai,eI sup
per. the cot3-e lell 10 sp1AG ,1eir money
moon at ST.. augustine. i u, z, ana i.. on
thsii return lhey VII make ,"5-' 1"-u-9
nome in PH,sburg.
The Hun-sman BaS b'u Ciuo gave
an enjoyable New Yea eve ualee I'D
Turner Hall- They dalced 80 Out anu
'9j in
The Young Ladies Missionary Society
a. the Un'tad Prasbyt rian Church gave
a delightful b2DQue. az tae 1lcoonEiI!.e
Hotel on Monday evening. Among their
.s,,sanf6re 20. Mani and I'VE Girls.
and ne male sex came IN FOR some hard
knocks.
Mss Lizzie Herald. wl1 teaches scnocl
at Brush Greek. has been spending neE
holiday at home.
Misses Mary COOK sae mae i'uIsoS l'
entertained friends On New Years. re-
ceiving o. BE residence OF Rev. j. A.
Cook
The Two Step Club gave a private
soiree at Assembly Rail Friday evening.
Miss Grace Scott entertained friends
in a delightful manner On Monday even
fng
Mrs VIM. Bullock has gone to Florida
to spend the wing.
Jim Ferguson foIt Tuesday fer Elmi-
sra n. II. where he has q position with
r.tyaSfrm.
The G.. IT, o. of o. H. entertained
friends bv q reception Monday evening
in tbsir lodge room. John Jackson was
s-.,--.-,,-+,,. or5 thosa making speeches
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GENrLEairN:-
YOU HAVE cor IT
AND DON'T KNOW 4

Don't you hawk and epit l
ping in your throat and f.c.
head generally DO 800 EIu t.
tarrh.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-05
THE CEREMONY

Of comforting the beretta, although at
tended By so much pomp, is in itself
quite simple. Prior to the moving Of
the procession the Noble Guard, az
tended by the Master Of Ceremonies
and Eafhef. Dr Roolrnr or Sharntii nf
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-05

. those WHO took part in the
Years eve entertainment az Tor
-, srss- Ada FreliiDg. Mrs. G. T.
--o- Mss Hattie Priest. Miss GLADYS
,.--,r- v~-u Mcconnell and Miss Grace
49, teNeal has returned home