Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-05
MANNINGTON.

Warrington, W. Va. July 4.-Waltsr
Smith and Acquilla Lewis, of Smith
field, spent Sunday with ]. S. Robin
son.
Harry Baughman, of Wheeling, was
here on business Monday.
Harry Beatty left Monday evening
for Keokuk, la, TO spend the summer
with his father who is there for the
benefit Of his health.
Walter Corbin, of the firm of J. j.
Corbn & Son, of FaiTmont, was here
Monday on business.
Roy Stewart, VIII MILAN, John Kel-
ly, Stephen Slater and Robert Burt
were among the Warrington visitors
at Fairmont Sunday.
Miss Jennie Curry, Cf Fairmont, was
visiting at Snodgrasses last week.
Mr.. Kellar, of the firm Of Kellar &
Jollihe, is quite i'll at his ho:Ie.
Miss Maggie Padden was in Wheel
ing Monday.
G. w. Furbee and r. 3. Ward attend
ed the State convention of the Epworth
League at Kingwood this week.
Mrs. Loss Elliott, of Main street, is
visiting relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Howard Turner and children, Of
Bakerstown, Pa, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. 2. Decker.
Mrs Bert MCGEE and little daughter
are the guests of relatives in Oil City.
Mrs. John Kirkland, who has been
on an extended trip, returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammel and little son
Gene are visiting relatives in Port
Clinton, o.
Mrs. Frank MCGEE left this week for
a visit with relatives at Darlington, Pa.
Miss Minnie Tomlison, of Mounds
vile, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Rice
Miss Clara McAnnallen, of Butler,
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. John Black.
John Z. B. Sweeney, of Washington,
Pa. with his brother, Thomas b., was
here this week looking after business.
Mr.. Towns has about completed his
new house on the Burt addition, this
being the first house so far erected on
this addition.
Mrs. Rose Kraker and family are
spending the summer at Bradford, Pa.
Mrs. r. L. Brummage and little son
were the guests OF relatives in Fair
mont this week.
Homer Koen is taking in the sights
at Cleveland, Meadville and other in
terssting cities.
Hon. J. II. Furbee attended the Sen
atoriaI convention at Moundsville this
week.
Miss Nellie Shalsbaughnessy has ac-
cepted a position with firm in Nc
Donald. and left for that place We'd
nssday morning.
Miss Kate Ebert left yesterday for
vacation of q few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hough, who nave
been spending a few weeks at Nj. Gle
ments. returned Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Earl Cameron, who was badly in
irred at one of the Wells last Saturday,
was taken to his home in Mcdonald
Wednesday morning.
Miss Grace Clayton resigned her po-
sition in the F. & NJ. Central office and
will spend the summer Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Matte Newbrough left for her
home in Grafton to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Charles Phillips, son and daugh-
ter James and Nellie, of Boliver, n. Y,
are the guests of Mr.. Phillips and son
Charles.
Mrs Grim is the guest Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. E. F. Monroe, OF Grangeyille'
Wizard Atha arrived home Friday
evening TO spend the Fourth with his
mother.
The Mistle Club will give dance in
the Opera House next Thursday even
ing. July 9th.
Miss Anna Egan went to her home in
Bellaire 10 spend the Fourth.
Bovnton. the little son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs l.. K. Marchand, fell WEDNESDAY
morning. breaking his collar bone.