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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27
WILLIAMsTOWN.

o. christmas passed or very quietly.
nothing Of any importance gong on.
MrOglc and children, OF Noble county
Ohio. are the guests 81 L. r. Prettyman's.
H. T. McTageart is home from erosion
spending the holidays. ~,
Miss Beulah Trip!ett OF NaNerly, MI
and Mrs Geo. RutteuCuttcr. OF 81. Mays
9r9 Tbarlas Patterson OF the Ohio River
railroad. spent the day with James rat
terson and family. - ~
Ed. and Harry biddle came lIoIn al
kersburg to spend Christmas an nome.
DR. Campbell of Parkersburg. was the
guest Of his mother here TODAY.
Charlev and David Hammond are nome
from college spending the holidays.
Rev d. S. Hammond, Presiding Elder
Of Charleston district, was among ms
many friends here this week.
Miss Laura Biddle is the guest OF reia-
Rev VIM. anderson Of wheeling. was a
guest al /. Z. frettyman TINS week.
Miss Skindmore. of IarkersburE, was
the guest OF Mrs. George Hoover last
Miss Ada Mckenzie very pleasantly en-
tertained number OF her friends on
n Nr r. Ira Ira Page and Mrs Wesley Herd
man are guests Of relatives 40 Greensburg'
Gilbert Patterson is visiting his brother
Mr. Ar. and Mrs. Charles Page. Misses Nan
ME Herdman and Lutte Griffin are guests
of friends at Long Bottom. Ohio.
Almond Rider Is home from Pittsburg
spending the holidays.
Earl ilesher came home from van
cluee ". Va. TO spend CHRISTMAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. v Skies and daughter
Viola. are guests of relatives at Cairo w.
Va. .,t... o.,
tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson.
The Mountain State Manufacturing CO.
viii not resume till after January LIST.
The Historical Society VIII meet with
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

St. Clairsvllle, Ohio. December 26.-Prof
VIM. Amos. of the Stanford Comm Bus
mess College is the guest OF friends and
relatives here.
Mrs. Retta Fowler Of East Liverpool.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs T..
Z. Clark.
Mrs. s. S. Foreman and sons, spent
Christmas with GAINESVILLE friends.
Scion Fletcher OF Trolls Sons, spent
Christmas In Be.laire.
Mr. and Mrs. James Murray, OF Wheel
ing. were the guests OF Col and Mrs.
James #. Charles Worth on Friday.
Chas u. Darrah, Of tine Washington
jefferson College IS home Tor the holidays.
Miss Bright West is spending the Holt
days with Cambridge friends.
Miss Alec Kenney. Of Belmont, is the
guest of Mrs. Samuel Boro6.
The following Jurors have been drawn
FOR the next term OF court, which convencs
January 18th. Grand jurors. samuel Fin
uey. DAME, Mcbride. J. y. Majors. Chas.
Junkns. J. r.. Eaires. Walter Lewis. c. F.
Finch. Eli p. Frost. Irwin Eodcin Theo-
dore NoI. Henry Gibson. Stephen p. Nay
lor W. ;. Hopkins, JAS. Pollock. Chas.
XIX. Petit jurors: D. A. Colbert. John
steser. William Schramm T. G.. Wilson.
Joshua Devices, ". ". Groves, J. ".
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PIEDMONT.


Piedmont, w. Va, January 26.-'Miss
Nan Hepburn is visiting at East Bank.
Master Johnny and Mr. Forrest w.
Stanley are visiting at FaicmQn5.
Mrs. L. II. Phleezer attended the fu-
neral of her brother, Frank Winter, at
Washington.
Mrs. Ed. ]. Napier, who has had ty-
pLcid fever at Baltimore, returned
home in time for Christmas.
Messfs. w. c. Crane George liyGe
end Harry Drane are home from me
West Virginia In VeTsity.
Nj. James Tony is visiting Brook
I'm. n. Y. friends
Mr.. NJ. J. Fahey has moved his fam
lily here from Grafton.
Rev. H. u. Right is out after brief
illness.
Misses Mary and Annie Hayden are
home during the festive days.
Birdie" Eyy," of Keyser, was ar
rested. charged with breaking into
Baltimore and Ohio box car.
Mrs. NJ J. Sperry aud children, Of
Mt. Lake Park, are the guests OF Mrs
c. " Lewis.
Division No. 4, Ancient Order of HI
bernians, began fair, last night, III
Fairview hall.
The Davis National Bank has indi-
vidual deposits subject to check
amounting to S400, 470,10, and the First
National Bank S3G3,314.8S, making a
grand total Of $763, 7S4.9S and yet the
people talk Of hard times.
Rev. L. B. Browne, pastor of the Epis-
copal Church, will preach Sunday al
ternoon on "The Burning Bush as a
Type of the Incarnation, and at night
on Honesty" The usual Christmas
Sunday school service will take place
Monday evening.
Prof. ". VI. Foulk, principal of the
Piedmont public school, was present.
ed with a handsome silver-headed cane
by the class Of 81.
Col. Frank w. Rose, of the Piedmont
Herald. took his wife to Baltimore to-
dav for medical treatment.
Constable Louis Dunn, for many
years town sergeant of Piedmont, died
very suddenly Thursday afternoon. MI.
Dunn was reelected constable at the
recent election.
The Lotus club will give hop jan
uary &.
Miss Elmer J. Rowe, of Westernport,
Md. and Miss Marcia Smith Oehol, Of
Piedmont. were married Wednesday
evening in the Lutheran Church, Rev
J. w. Butler officiating.
The Acorn club elected the following
officers. VIM. 3. Mole, president; John
Mackie. vice president; Joseph P. Get
". secretary. This club Will give a
dance January 6.
Mr.. Geo. W. Bell, Of New York, was
in town this week in the interest Of the
Knights of Honor.
Mr.. p. J. Rogers will place a show
window in the front of his store.
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spent Xmas at Moundsyille with
friends.
w. W. selby was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. A. r. Long, of Mounds
vile, Xmas.
C w. Maxwell, of Parsons, Tucker
county. and a student in the law de-
partment Of the University, is spending
the holidays as the guest Oh Forest
Lowther.
Mrs. Rev. Lauck was called to Par
kersburg Monday by the death Oh d
sister. who resided in that city.
Col. L. NJ. Stephens made a business
trip TO Marietta Saturday. He is shap-
ing his business preparatory TO going
to Charleston to legislate for us TINS
winter. With Judge Umstead ana Col.
Stephens representing old Wetzel' we
should fare pretty we'll
LLOYD McIntire, Ross Eakin, Char
lev Koontz, Jacob Abersold, George
Krebs and Forest Lowther, students IN
the State University, are spending the
holidays with their parents here.
J. X. Goodhue, of PoWhatan, was in
the city Tuesday.
Il. y. lOunSf OAAO VI NS-NN
legal lights, was here Saturday.
Mrs. F. NJ Scholobohm and Misses
Clara Oblinger and Jennie Bruce were
calling on friends at Wheeling Satur-
day.
Miss Bertha Taylor, of Holbrook, Pa,
was visiting her brother, Jos. b. lay
lor. Tuesday, who is confined III jail
upon a charge of murder.
Mrs. c. c. Eisenbarth and Mrs. Dr.
F. p. Lowther were at Wheeling Mon
day. .--
J. D. Ewing, a prominent attorney
of Wheeling, was in our city MONDAY
On legal business.
NJ. A. Brost returned Wednesday
from a flying trip among the Oil DER
ricks of the interior.
Col. E. J. Thompson left last sun
day to spend Christmas with nome
folks at LOgansport, Indiana.
Misses Eta ana Stella Unger, or New
Matamoras, were guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. R. C. Hill, Of the Hill House.
the first Of the week.
Judge Jacobs and Capt B. T. Bow
ers we're at Middlebourne Tuesday.
The Judge was closing his term OF
court.
Miss Maud Martin spent Sunday as
the guest of Miss Jennie Monroe OF
Proctor.
Our high school, as we'll as the pri-
maries. will have a vacation until Jan
uary 4th.
The contested election case of R. q.
L. Snodgrass VS.. II. r. thompson
comes off before Judge Jacobs to-day.
The following fire companies have
been organized: North End Hose Co.
John Scaney, captain; w. r. Fitch,
foreman; Robert McEldowney, Jr, JOS.
Bishop. Thomas Martin, "Bige' Potts,
Dick Sharp, Col. Jim Hill, VIM. Fran
els. Frank McEldowney, Hugh NOEL
downey. Harry McEldowney, Thomas
Lentz and John Martin. South End
Hose Co., e. J. Thompson, captain;
Frank Fowler, foreman; Sam Elder
John Denney. John Bandi, Sell Potts,
George and Frank Hartman, J. &.
Clark. J. r. McCaskey, a. B. Moore
and Dewey Potts.
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CLARKsBURG.

CLARKsBURG. W. Va. December %
Christmas passed off pleasantly Ihere
were Christmas trees at the two Methodist
Churches i'm the city. It will be day long
to be remembered, owing to the many
holiday attractions. and being the first
cold Christmas for years.
1t will not be long until We all make new
resolutions. Who will be the first TO keep
them?
These are the municipal tickets to be
voted for January Z, 1896: o. Q. Owens
and Frank Shuttleworth. for Mayor; N.
NJ. Thompson and II. L. Davis, for Recor-
der: j. r. Adams and d. p. Morgan, for
School Commissioner. These are the Coun-
cilmen: J. T. Drudy, 3. L. Horner, \. c..
Rector II. T. Wilson and J. J. Duncan;
on the other. W. 4. Blair, VI. S Riley, p
J. Ernst, W. z. Hinsey and J. n David.
At the municipal election our citizens
will vote on the question OF city charter
The question of city sewerage is now
being considered.
Prosecuting Attorney c. w. Lynch now
occupies elegant rooms in the Golf build
ing.
Sheriff Alexander has removed from the
Jail property 10 what is known as the
Ramsay property on Main street, which
he has purchased.
j. c. Carriers Fast Mall on December
2Sth
"Mikado." by home talent. was repeat
ed at the Opera House Christmas night
Thos. Patton. We regret TO say, has sold
his store which has for so many years
been uccessfully conducted at the West
End.
OF our people visiting abroad we notice:
b. B. Stout. at Shinnston; Mrs. Thos. Sea-
ton. at Dunbar. Pa; Mrs. c. Sands, at
Fairmont; c. r. Thompson, at Grafton;
Judge y. Goff, at Parkersburg, and Rev
H. Straight al Bridgeport.
Prominent people in the city are: Prof
d. NJ. Willis. Morgantown; 5. II. Cam
mack. Huntington; Rev. q. c. Sperry, Of
Aron: John Denham, Of Wesleyan Univer-
sity; F. Il. Robinson, West Union; Miss
Madge Moss. Parkersburg; DR.. q. NJ.
Turner, Morgantown; W. B. McGary,
Weston: Col. Isaac Jackson. Jane Lew;
President Hutchinson. Buckhannon; A.
H. Brown Weston, and d. r. Tappan,
Fairmont
Prof. John W. Davis. of Washington and
Lee University, is home ON a vacation.
Among boys attending the West Vir-
ginia University who are home for the hol-
idays are: Cuthbert Osborn Raymond
Maxwell, ". Frank Stout and Charley
Holden.
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AIANNINGTON.


WASHINGTON. W. Va. December 20
Miss Lydia Beatty arrived home from
Oberl.n. Ohio, Wednesday 10 spend the
holidays.
Hon J. IT, Furhee Is In Washington. D.
c. this week on business.
Master Clayton Coleman left Thursday
for Washington, Pa. where he viii spend
Miss Maud and Clara CARRIER were in
Grafton Wednesday.
Mrs. j. y. CheuwOnt came home from
Clarksbu~g and VIII spend the holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs McGarvey
Miss Anna Kidd left Wednesday for her
home in Lcechburg. Pa. TO spend the hOli-
DAYS with relatives.
Roy Stewart and r. = MILAN were I'm
Wheeling Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs q. y. Eoen and daughter. Miss
Daisy were Boz Wheeling ca few DAYS this
week visiting friends.
Miss blanche kCen came home Wednes-
day from Mt de Chantel 10 spend q short
vacation with her parents, Mr andMrs.
j. r. Koen. Pleasant street
Among the students attending Buckhan-
non schools that are spending vacation
here are Miss Name Charlton. Stella Hall.
Jennie Pomerov ard Jennie Coulter and
Mcssrs. Bruce Hess and " a. Hargertv,
Charles Philips Jr.. IS tire ruest OF
f~frrd I'm HCiiVer. y. ". his former home.
fe 81 u be- absent untiI about January 9th.
walter Rex is al home spending his win
ter vacation.
Nfr. T. T. S. Smith. o. Guthrie Okla
Ting his father, Thomas j. smith Of
MIN street,
D. J.. pa-hoo0e .s the guest o. friends IN
BaTaira over Sunday
The Office and members ~ tlo pSeshv-
terian Sunday school gave an entertain
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FAIRAIONT.

FAIRMONT. W. Va. December %
Among the Fairmont people who have
been attending school abroad and are
spending the holidays here are: Misses
Nellie Crane Francis Sipe. Noia and Mar
garet Mckinney. Ella Bartlett Virginia
Fleming, and Messrs. Paul Mccoy and
Harry Hartley.
col. c. l. smith and Ex-Governor Elem
ing leave early next week for New York
MIR. and Mrs Glenn Greer and Carney
Hartley spent Christmas with Mr.. and
The Woman's Suffrage Society of the
State will meet here January DIST
The following Warrington people have
been in town this week: Mrs. Mollie
Christy, Mrs. Fred Bartlett \. y. Prich-
ard. ThOs +. Barrett and A. l.. Prlcnard
The following FairmQnt people nay haXe
been in Mannington: Miss Wintred Hoult
Mrs. G. T. McCray and children. MIS-.
Thomas Johnson and Messrs. w. n. Con-
away. J. w. Haggerty, E; +. Hartley,
Murray DickersOn. T. j. Hess, George
Kerr. Ed. Meredith. Charles MckeeVer
and c. l.. Skinner.
Edward Rider. representative Of c. \;
House Wheeling was In town several
days this week.
Thos. Titherineton leaves next Monday
for q visit TO his brother in Ihiladeiphia.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Swindier are IN
A. g. Martin. John Mccoy. Carney Hart
ley and John WggiEgton are among the
FairmOnt boys located elsewhere VINO
spent Christmas mere. 49,,
Jack Nightengaie is az MS nome III brdu-
ford. Pa. on a visit
Mrs. Becca Leeper. Of Monongah, is re-
ported as dangerously ILL.,
W. 5. Hamilton was in Parkersourg
Among strangers in town this week:
John Burns. f.. G.. Neil. Harris and Ellis
Yost and Miss ora Potter, of Amos; wal
ter Reed. Bertha Smell and Carl Meredith
and Martin Hoult, of Boothvtle. scott
Lowe. of Eldora: Miss Jessie Turner. OF
Wheeling and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elem
ing and little daughter. of finqlay, o w.
8. LiscOm of Denver: Col. y. }. Snlder.
r. T. T. Bowie. and Miss Lola Grimes. or
1Ionongah: John a. Peyton, Of Marietta,
o.. w A. Ohlcy. Of Charleston. G. T..
Wells. of Glovers Gap. and Miss Nellie
Murphy Of Pennington.
John ". Mason was in Grafton one day
John c. Ward was in steubenville. Ohio
Christmas day.
guest Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs ~ r. Fox. Of Monongalia
county. have been I'M town this week.
At an the churches Christmas was oD-
served. ,...
The willing Workers gave an INTEREST
ing entertainment last Tuesday night
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Hess. Oliver Watkins, William Poulton'
Mahlon Nichols. John Stewart. W. j.
Clark. Jerome Ramsey, J. L. Trueman'
Milton Ramage, Spencer Gregg.
y reading room viii be opened here in
lie Ilou bu lding, and Wiz be supplied
with daily pagers. magazines, etc, as
we'll as games OF social character. Il VIII
be maintained by popular subscriptions.
Quite a large number of names have al
ready been enrolled.
Park Anderson, of the Martins Ferry
Times. spent Christmas, the guest OF his
father. east of town.
Christmas day here was very quiet
one. a number of our townspeople taking
advantage of the good roads TO so sleigh
ing. others attending the Christmas matt
nees in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kirk are visiting
in Cleveland.
Mr.. T J. Easter came down from PITTS
burg TO spend Christmas with his family
and -relativ here.
Gress Hughes and family spent Christ
mas in Bridgeport. the guests of Squire
Clark and wife.
Miss Lille CrssweI, Of Moundsville
and Miss Flora Woolenweber OF Coluh-
bus. are the guests of Mrs. VIM. n. OAR
by.
Miss Mary Campbell and Messrs. James
and John Frasier were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lewis, Of Bridgeport
Christmas
The lecture on Wednesday evening, given
by Chas. II. Frasher was a very interest
inc, o,,1 ipetruct:ye one but was not large
~ attended. The next entertainment OF
the course will be the Clayton jubilee
Singers, who appear January 18th.
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entertainment given by the ladies' OF
the Episcopal Church.
Archie Hump Clemens has returned
from Martinsburg TO spend the holl-
days.
Arthur A. Roberts has returned from
Cincinnati for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCann, OF
East Liverpool, Ohio, are visiting IN
town.
Miss Annie Lazear and Mrs. Ida Tur-
ner, are visiting friends in Pitts6urg'
Miss Eva de Campos spent Christmas
with friends in Wheeling, attending the
musical services at st. Matthew S
Church.
Mr.. Jay Radcliffe left on Saturday
for an extended trip through the west
in the interest of the Riverside Glass
Company.
The various churches gave their an
nual Christmas entertainments on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights. The programmes were not so
elaborate as ordinary.
Miss Hannah Goldman, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Mark Greenwood.
Little Carl Mccoy died Tuesday of
this week, and was buried in Brooke
cemetery Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie McClelland is visiting
Mrs. John B. Redman, of Clarksburg.
The Cowan property which was sold
at auction on the 10th inst, brought
sS.6t5-livery and dwelling together
Mrs. Matte Hindman, who is teach
ing in Bethany, has been quite i'll the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Hammond took
in the matinee at the New Grand, Pitts
burg, on Christmas.
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WELLSBURG

WeUsburg. W. Va, December 90
lrr. and Mrs. James Murphy and daugh-
ter Miss Edith May Murphy, OF Wheel
irg. are spending the holidays with
Nel'sbUrg relatives.
The following transfers of real es-
tate during the past week viii be Of
interest 90 the many friends of the
purchasers. viz. The dwelling house
of 3Ir. Walker CoWan to Mr.. John
Lewis for the sum of $1,305. The
Cowan livery stable 10 - Miller for
$3.50. and Mrs. Miriam Howard's pro-
perty TO Nr John Chopper, for $1,000
AM are considered fair bargains.
1Ir and Mrs John Lewis spent part
of the week with their daughter Mrs.
Brady Morgan. of Wheeling Island,
who has been seriously i'll for several
weeks.
Miss Hannah Greenwood. Of Cleve-
land. Ohio is the guest of her brother,
Mr. ri. Greenwood for the holidays.
Miss "CUne' CharnoCk, Messrs. Cur
it's. Barth and VIII Mathews, students
at Bethany College, are home for two
weeks vacation.
Nrs. Or. Worthen and daughters,
Mrs. s.. O. PAUL and Miss Sallie Worth
en. were fin Wheeling Thursday.
Nrs. David Richie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank RtChie. and Nr. Ed. He'll, Of
Garden SPOT. are guests of WellSburS
friends.
N-s. Clara Bright, Of Allegheny. Pa,
IS The guest of her mother, Mrs. Thos.
Beal
Nr Oscar Green. of Baltimore, Nd,
ives one VI the large number of glass
buyers. who visited our burg dur
Ing the past week.
SIR. Isaac Jones. AGED about sixty
wears. died wednesday evening. The
Funeral took place Friday under the
ausrioes of rhe O.. A. r.. of which he
ves member.
dr. Arthur Roberts. the local hy-
noDdst. viii give an entertainment at
Booths Opera House on New Year S
erering
Nr Ej. Letzkus. who has been So
iourrirg in Midland TEXAS. for the
past seven months, viii be home for
New Years Mr.. LctZkUS has not de-
.t7.1 whether he win return &c Texas
or or. WeIsburg stil has charms for
bin
- ana Mrs. Lee SHEPPARD and little
SON. Leroy. are visiting Noundsville
friends
The Presbyterian and Episcopal sun
dew Scbools's entertainments took
. place Christmas night BCJn were
h.chIy enterairiDg and we'll attended
f ty Erovn folks es vel, rs the children.
Little Elizabeth Dawson displayed
] quite o talent as an elocuuoniSt az the
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mas present. He extends many thanks
to the class for their kindness.
J. p. Hudson. of st. Clairsville, Ohio,
was visitor in town.
The Polanders. Of Upper Benwood,
gave q dance last night. at their hall.
Misses Sophia and Lena Niebergall
and brother. Harry, are in Steubenville
the guests OF their sister, Mrs. D. Hare.
Rev. j.. S. Robinson and wife, pastor
of the VI. E. Church, have arrived home
from Grafton. He viii conduct serV-
ices to-day.
Miss Katie Hall is spending the hou-
days with her parents.
Misses emma and Lolita Price are
visiting relatives at Pittsburg.
Dr. J. W. Alley spent Christmas with
his parents at Little Washington, Pa.
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WESTON

Weston. vs.. Va. December cf-Judse
Henry Buuon is at home
Miss lalee Bennett was the guest Of
Miss Garrett Homer at CIarlsburs. the
rast we.N
Hiss Grace Darlington OF Addison was
bore the past week visiting friends.
Zion. s. EImist0n spent Christmas with
Dis sister, Nrs g. M Flemlns at Buck
kaurou.
Attorney "a A. Br1nuon IS expected
home for Sew Years.
Prauu0D Bennett Karl kun,z. Warren
Dyer and j. Bland Banuon were in ate
tendance GO tbe Leap Year hop gt the
Traders hotel at C.arks burs wednesday
n.rht
Miss Florence Mcdonnell IS at home
spending tho holidays.
John Abire who has been attending q
medical COURSE and ~. ~ Niunicc book
Keeper iu tho PAN Handle railroad shops.
ct Columbus. Ohio. spent Christmas with
relatives r.rc.
Special Christmas services wcre held On
I'll the churches.
Miss smile Uub,er Irene K1u,z and
Bertha Bennett are at home from school,
Spending the holidays.
Louis Fisher and wife and family. Of
Willow Grove spent Christmas with Al-
bert Wen.r This is the ar-t Christmas
Trey hlve spent n Weston since ISIS.
Chls Fisher. of YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO. is
Expected here for Sew Years dinner at
the OIL homestead
I;. D.. Znn '.tt Friday to visit h.s sister,
Efrs c 49, Tur-.r. lr TrrEorshur-
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NEW MARTINSVILLE

New Martinsville, W. Va, December
26.-John Thompson, Of Unicntown, is
the guest of his brother, Col. H. r.
Thompson, of Maple avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Barrack were
at Wheeling Wednesday.
A. D. Kimble, of Littleton, was here
Monday on legal business.
John Denney, our merchant tailor,
was in Wheeling Friday.
Mrs. DR.. f. p. Lowther and Mrs
C. c.. Eisenbarth were calling on
friends at Wheeling Monday.
Capt. 3. T. Bowers was at Sisters
willie Wednesday as attorney for the
city in it's bond case.
John e. McEldowney is putting the
finishing touches on the new residence
of Harry McEldOwney, on Main street.
Miss Hannah Myers, of Martins Fer
~. is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Dosia McIntire.
Y ALloyd McIntire and Master Robert
Bruce were at Wheeling Thursday
James Null and sister, Miss Georgia,
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CLARINGTON

CLARINGTON. o.. December 26.-Amiel
Brantigan. of Pitsburg, is the guest of
his mother.
W. II. Topp. Of Sistersvlle. was In town
Tuesday visiting relatives.
Miss Isla Sanford viii leave this evening
for Pittsburg.
George A. Messerly. Of Darlington. and
Miss Mary r.. Hudson of BellsvIle were
Miss Bella Sims was at Wheeling Tues
day.
Miss Daisy Topp left Saturday for Bel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27
DIPHTHERIA EPIDEMIC.

Special to the Register.
BUCKHANNON, w. Va. December 25-
The schools at GAINESVILLE and several
others in that section have been closed by
the County Board of Health on account Of
the epidemic Of diphtheria in that part Of
the county. There are many cases, and
the disease seems to be spreading rapidly