Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-11
MARIETTA.

MARIETTA. O., November l0.-Miss
Katie Grub has returned from a visit TO
friends at Pittsburg.
over 800 Marietta Republicans went
down to Parkersburg Monday night to at
tend the much-advertsed jolli6cauon and
came home in a disguised frame of mind,
the demonstration having been failure
from every point of view.
The first division Of the new electric
str Get railway will be completed in few
days, and Supt. Danley expects to have
the road in operation December l.
Miss Clara Putnam entertained the
Junior Club very delightfully."- Monday eve-
nu.g.
Hon. J. Russell Trotter, the newly elect
ed superintendent of free schools of West
Virginia, is in the city visiting old friends.
He was formerly a student at Marietta
College.
Miss Mary Frawney, aged Il years, died
OF brain and lung trouble Monday even
ing at her home at Little Hooking.
The Thanksgiving Day game of foot ball
will be played i'm Marietta with the Ohio
Wesleyan University. of Delaware. A
special train loaded with O. W. L. root
ers" viii accompany the visiting team TO
this city.
Mrs. Ralston and Miss Grace Ralston
are visiting friends at Parkersburg.
Mrs. Charles Cornell and children left
Monday for their home al Athens. after a
VISIT here with her sister. Mrs. William
Stephan.
Mr.. Conrad Baum LEFT to-day for Buff
falo. MI y. to spend q couple OF weeks
with friends and attend the celebration
Of the hftieth anniversary OF odd Fellow
ship In that city. Mt Baum has been Il
member of the Buffalo lodge FOR the past
twenty-six years.
Alr. julius Payne. an aged and highly
respected citizen. is suffering from seri-
GUS injury received Monday by the up
setting of n pile of lumber. His left leg
was caught beneath the falling boards.
and both bones broken between the knee
and elbow
Messrs. Hardy, Henry, Brenan and Car
rison. of The city Council. and City So
licitor Richards. left Monday for Pitts
burg to attend the meeting of the Ohio
Valley Improvement Association. Messrs.
r. c. Dawes ard NJ. f. Noll who are
members of the Association, are also in
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. p. Vance left to-day
for Warren. O., where they will reside in
the future Mr. Vance having accepted
position with n large dry goods estab-
lishment in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. w r. Bay, Of Cumberland.
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McCloy
Mrs D. B. Torpy has returned from
visit Of several weeks to friends in Nash
Vile, Tenn.
Attorneys a. n. Follett. W. B. Loomis
and p L. Nye were at Athens on Sunday.
attending the funeral of Judge Rudolph
De Steiguer.
The Marietta College foot ball team
returned Monday from Catlettsburg. Ky,
where they defeated the team Of that
place on Saturday by score of "A to 0.
Miss Estella Allen left Saturday for
Cincinnati on an extended visit to rela-
tives and friends.
Mr. James *. Dye was called to Logan
last Saturday by the critical illness of his
uncle. DR.. J. II. Dye.
Mrs W. =. LOOMS has issued invita-
tlons for a card party to be given Thurs
dav afternoon to about twenty-five lady
friends.
The funeral Of Mr.. George Hanna. who
died of typhoid fever. was held Monday,
tNo remains being taken to Tunnel for
burial.
ALL George Best Of Lower Salem. has
assigned his property for the benefit Of
bic creditors. G. c. Best IS named as as
slgnee.
...s. j. D. Cotton has returned from a
visit to her sister at Logan, o.