Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-26
NEW MARTINSvILLE.

l.. +. HARRISON. OF Franklin. Marshall
county, was visiting his sister, Mrs. j.
McIntire. Wednesday.
Judge T. p. Jacobs returned from
Middlebourne Tuesday, having closed
sf9 term Of court.
Judge Geo. II. Umstead was at
Moundsyille Wednesday on legal bust
ness.
Fred Butcher is at Wileysyille this
week placing machinery in Mr.. Bars
mill.
The Oil Well Supply Company will
open supply shop near the depot.
There is a great demand for tenant
houses in town and number will be
erected to supply the demand, the COM
ing summer.
Mr. Shuman. Of Smithield, was in
town Tuesday He reports that the
Bank OF Smithfield will open for bust
ness next week. Smithfield is two
years old and has between $500 and p
O000 Inhabitants.
w. Grover, an aged resident of Jeffer-
son street, is quite i'll. HE is an old
soldier and his recovery is doubtful.
Col. Jim Hill has sold the Hill House
TO H. r. Thompson. county clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kotzbue, of
RavenswOod. and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Frame, of Sistersville. were guests Of
Capt. 3. T. Bowers and family the first
Of the week
Ed BraSt left Thursday for Marietta,
Tor a stay Of two weeks.
Mrs. Frank Wells, OF Sistersville,
spent few days with her sister, Mrs.
Tosephus Clark. Of Maple avenue.
r. l.. PembertOn and daughter, Miss
Maggie. of St Mary's, were visiting in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Sep Hall is confined to her
room with rheumatism.
Miss Sis Butcher who has been at
Smithfield for some weeks, returned
home Monday
Rev. j. A. Fullerton, OF Parkers-
burg. preached az the NJ. E. Church
Sunday at IL a. m. and evening.
SchlobOhm & Obhnger are building
Quite an addition TO their store room on
Main street. The new part Will be I'LL
I'd with hardware
E. B. SnOdgrass has opened his law
office in the Ober building on Main
street.
W. II. McEldOwney, street cOmis-
sioner is making quite a fill on North
street. which will add much TO the
beauty OF the town.
S. B. Hall spent a few days at Pitts
burg this week on legal business.
Capt. RObt McEldOwney spent
Thursday az Sistersville on legal bust
ness.
Col. II. r. Thompson left for Little
ton to-day, to attend to some legal bus
mess.
George Armstrong. Frank R. Nc
C.lnglnd T. e. TOvener, OF Pittsburg;
C2Davis of Marietta; II. w. Will
son ard E. NJ. Baer. Of Wheeling. were
registered at the Eakin house Thurs
day.
]. E. Glover. of Alloy; E. NJ King, OF
Wellsburg; L. ID. Morgan. OF Smithtield;
f. c. Rob-. OF Wheeling, and I. A.
Welch. Of Athens. Ohio. well known
business men. were registered at the
Brast House. Wednesday
Miss Daisie McIntire was the guest
of Miss Minnie Suter. at Franklin, Mar
shall county. Sunday.
Miss Ellie Kerns left for Grafton
Tuesday, 10 VISIT friends for few
weeks.
Miss Tillie Wigton. OF Wittens. Ohio.
was visiting Miss Clara Cox the first o.
the week.
JE. Laudenslager. Of LittletOn, was
visiting in town this week.
Alex. Martin. Of Hannibal, was here
on business TUESDAY.
Attorney c. w. Sarrack made bus
mess trip to Sistersville Monday.
George Ober made a business trip to
Sistersville, Tuesday.
Our town Council appointed J. W.
McIntire City Solicitor. Monday even
ing.
d. c. German and j. W. Tracy, of
Persley. Tyler county. were here Tues
day. Mr.. German is one OF the direc-
tors OF the First National Bank Of Sis
tersville.
Prof. W. E. Syker. of Marietta Col
lege. was a business caller Saturday.
Rev, C. W. Ward. of Canton. and
Rev. w. A. HanlOw. OF Hannibal Ohio.
were calling in town Saturday.
II. NJ. Jackson. G. 5. Sander. Thorn
as Pettinger, c. s. Sander and T. G..
Brandy. OF Clark9burg. represent
ing the Fishing Greek Short Line Rail
road Company, were here Tuesday. A
railroad meeting was held at the bank
building Tuesday night. They expect
TO commence grading the road in
short time.
Mont Barrow's store room, on Main
street. is nearing completion. IL is ok
20 feet and two stories high. The en-
the building is forty feet in width. and
is the finest building on the street, ex-
cept the bank building
The County Court will meetW ednes-
day 10 call an election in Grant, Green
and Magnolia districts. 10 vote on isSu-
ing of 49,. 600 worth of bonds for use of
the Fishing Greek Railroad Company.
Each district will take stock TO the
amount advanced the railroad com
pany.
Rev. Cotton, Bible agent. will preach
al the NJ. Z. Church Sunday at II a m.
and also Sunday evening.
r. l. Moore. prominent attorney OF
SisterSville. was here Monday on legal
business.
CAMERON.
Cameron, W. Va. April 25.-Mr. A.