Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-22
WESTON

Weston, W. Va, March 21-At
special meeting Of the town council
called TO act upon The water works
question Saturday last no conclusion
was. reached. From the wranghng it
is evident shat there is war in the
camp.
Friends OF W. w. Brannon will pre-
sent his name before the convention as
one Of the delegates from the First Con-
greSSional district 10 the Chicago Ma
tioaal Democratic Convention.
Contractors Gifin and McLain gave
mp their contmct on our new Episcopal
Church. Work has been suspended.
Daily Lenc services are being held in
the Episcopal Catholic Churches here.
A revival meeting is now in progress
az The NJ. p. Church, great interest is
being manifested.
Among the attorneys that will pro-
badly fight the battle before our people
for the nomination o. Prosecuting At
tOrney are. on the Democratic side: E.
A. BrannOn, G.. NJ. Chidister. Robt. L.
Bland and J. Z. Galford. On the Re
publican side, J. NJ. Foster, w. jarrett
Smith and Geo. c. Cole.
Chief CT Police Goodwin who has
been on the sick list was able to resume
his duties Monday.
Miss Jessie VI. Lane left Wednesday
for an extended visit to friends in
Charleston. She was accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. A. NJ. Lane. as far as
Cl3rksburg.
Mr. John T. Hughes, the railroads
popular stenographer. was at his home
I'm Parkersburg this week.
Mr. J. Carl Vance. of Clarksburg,
was here the past several days.
EX-Deputy T. 5. Marshall Vinsent
was a Bailey House guest Thursday
John p. Alkire returned from Column
ble. o.. where he has been attending
the Sterling Medical College.
A music recital was given by the Ep-
worth League at the n. E. Church
THURSDAY night which was largely at
tended
Mr. =. A. Williams. Of Pennsylvania.
Is wishing Weston friends
Mrs r. C. Waldo is visiting in
Charleston.
Attorney G.. NJ. Chidister is in West
Union this week in pursuit of his pro
fessiou.
L. b. Chidis.er, Of Buckhannon, was
here Wednesday.
Edward A. Brannon is attending SUI
preme Court i'm Charleston this month.
Lee Frederick, the popular cigar
drummer o. Wheeling, was here Thurs
day.
Mrs. Patrick Tierney, who has been
quite I'D for the past week, is improv-
ing rapidly
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. linn left for their
California home Wednesday
Hon. Andrew Edmiston spent last
Sunday with his sister Mrs. G. NJ. Allen
ny at Buckhannon.
Miss Fannie Lively accompanied
Miss Jessie Lane on her trip as far as
Ciarksburg
Mrs Hattie Timble. Of Pennsboro.
President Of the EIarrisville and Penns-
borO r. r.. is Mrs. VIM. L. Dunning-
toms visitor
Cashier Pr ley. Ofthe Citizens Bank
is out asain after q short illness.
IT. ". Buckley and his son Clinton
are visiting grandpa" Buckley in Bal
timOre Mrs. r. w. Buckley is a
guest Of Buckhannon friends
Peck Berry, Ruhl KOblegard & Co.
popular statesmen. spent Sunday with
friends here
Manager j. w. Bonner. Of the Gauley
Co. located al Camden, was here Mon
day last and reported a big run of logs
in The Gaulev river.
Col J. A. Ftckinger, Of the MonOngah
Coal and Coke Company. was here
Monday.
a Mr.. Gibson representing the Pitts
burg Dry Goods Co. was calling on his
customers this week.
Harry Bantz. of Baltimore. and
"nine inches OF Stow arrived here
Tuesday. Harry is Westerns most ac-
curate Barometer, and this is mo
Joke"
Dr. C.. w. Smith. o. Homer. was Wis
itng his father on Main street We'd
nesday.