Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20
friends here this week.

friends here this week.
There were thirty-two teachers examin-
ed this week by the county board of ex-
aminers.
Mrs. NJ. f. Baughman bought of ]. C.
Nolan the property on Main street. oc-
cupied by Mr.. Shapley.
Miss Mae Ruttencutter. Of Parkersburg.
who has been visiting her cousin. Miss
Blanche Ruttencutter, the past two weeks,
returned home to-day.
Miss Carrie Bier. Of Wheeling. is Wis
iting Mrs. George KelsaH
Mr. JAS Thompson was at Marietta
Wednesday.
Mr. John Watson is on the sick list.
Mrs. Jane Hays. OF Raven Rock. visited
her sister. Miss Lille Hays, of 1T Creil
street.
Florence Skinner returned from Mariet-
ia. after a two weeks visit.
Mrs. A. NJ Campbell was at Marietta
Wednesday.
Mr. Geo Kelsan was at Wheeling the
first of the week, selecting a fall and whit
er stock OF millinery goods.
Miss Bella Chisholm is visiting relatives
at Willow Island.
Mrs. DR.. Watson is visiting at Reno, o.,
this week.
The Bryan free silver club elected NJ. D.
Hanes. president. and J. 4. Towsey, sec
rotary. at the meeting Tuesday night.
The organization is now completed.
Mrs. King bought the residence now &C
cupied by j +. Barron.
Mrs. Payne of Newport, KY, sister Of
Mrs. S. N. Riggs and Mrs. La Rim Of
Omaha. Neb., sister-in-law, left last Sat
urday after an extended visit at St.
Narys.
Five water tanks were put off the local
Wednesday for the oil fields back of town.
Mrs. F. J. Porter was at Marietta We'd
nesday.
The Bryan club meets at the court house
every Tuesday night.
The Weber Bros. house is ready for
plastering.
The following are the names of the St.
Marys people who took in the excursion
TO Cincinnati last Saturday: Mr.. and Mrs.
S. T. Mallory. S. L. White, L. 4. Towsey,
Geo. Strickling, c. c. Rooney. and G. c.
Stanley.
Rev. a. W. Ownby is attending the NJ.
E conference at Moundsville.
Aldo Doan has finished the roof on the
school house.
Mrs d. A. Blackburn. a dressmaker, and
Miss Estella White, q milliner, occupy B.
+. Standifords new building on Main
street.
The County Board of Examiners were
busy the last three days Of the week
grading the manuscripts and making out
certificates.
E. L. Morgan spent most of this week
at home
Miss Edna Ogdin left Monday to attend
the Marietta Academy.
The smiling faces Of the kid-tanners
are no longer seen on our streets.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Mallory. OF Waterford,
Penn. are visiting their sons, Messrs. S.
T. and ]. S. Mallory.
J. J. Alkire. r. a. Flesher. 2. Edgar and
Saul Hanes attended the Pennsboro Fair
this week.
Geo. Zipf is erecting an additional build
ing TO be used as a dwelling.
Prosecuting Attorney J. c. Nolen went
TO Belmont Thursday night to organize
Bryan club.
Mrs. e. F. Stamford went 10 Mounds
VILE this morning TO attend the NJ. L.
conference.
Z. w Frink. Of the Great Kanawha OIL
Company. had his household goods shipped
here from clean. y. Y, intending to bring
his family here. but up TO this time he has
not been able 10 find house, not even
rooms to store his goods in.
The County Board of Examiners Will
hold the second examination at the Cole
school house next Friday and Saturday.
Jacob Kester and sister, Maggie, after
a pleasant visit among friends here re-
turned to their homes at Reno, Ohio.
Miss Rachael Rymer returned home
Tuesday from an extended visit in the
interior Of the State.
Rev. L. p. Shearer will leave the NJ. E.
Church. South. as pastor, the coming
year.
Alexander Reid living southea1t OF
town. concluded to visit relatives at RAJ
venswood. but failed to inform the public
Of his intentions. and was therefore con-
sidered lost. Investigations as 10 his
wherea bouts had commenced, but sud
denly ceased. when Mr.. Reed alighted from
the train and reported very pleasant Wis
1t among his friends
c. /. Singleton. of Belmont, was in
town Friday afternoon.