Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
WESTON.

Weston. w. Va, September 5.-Wes-
ION is now enjoying the greatest Dullu-
ing boom in the history Of the town.
+. H. Chalfant. Arnold Edmis'on anu
1obn p Akin will resume their medical
studies this month,
County Court will meet in regular SeS'
sion Monday next.
manifold benefits of the splendid sys-cm
of water works.
Mrs. Judge John Brannon fell anu
sustained a severe accident one Gay TINS
week since which time she has Deeh
confined to her room
d. Elliott and Editor Dunn, OF SUI
ton. were here Friday.
Ralston & Bare will move Iuesday
next into their new quarters The drug
room is a beauty and one OF the finest IN
the State.
lanes Cummi-. gs and Henry Lively
ore home from Camden-on-Gauley.
Prof. Webster left Friday evening tor
a few days visit TO his old home al
Wheeling.
Steve Tierney was in Clarksburg Fri
day.
Contractor Connard Mulcahy left Fri
Cay for his home at Mansfield, o., for
few days visit.
Several extra police were on duty tie
past week and number OF arrests were
made.
The "Texas Harry" show here, We'd
nesday. was a failure as crowd eaten
er'. The people all waited for the Dig
show yesterday.
John Swint will leave Tuesday for
school al St. Charles Seminary, near
Baltimore.
Quite a number of Weston people
we're in attendance al The ClarksDurg
fair the past week.
Willie Lively is on the sick list.
w. B. McGary returned home Thurs
day from ClarksDurg.
Mrs. DR.. Rymer, Mrs. b. D. Lewis
and two children, are Mrs. Rymers'
guests.
The electric lights were turned off
Friday for one week on account OF some
changes being made at the plant.
There seems 10 be a great deal OF dis
satisfaction among the farmers relative
10 the patent fences that nave been erect
ed throughout the country.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Raikes, Tuesday last.
Ed Tunstill, Bruce Berry, Doctor Nor
rison and n. B. Newton went to Sutton,
Monday.
A freight wreck on the Gauley divis-
ion of the w e p. R. R. near Roanoke,
broke up two cars considerably.
Attorney Corley, Of Sutton, was here
Thursday.
Several copper head snakes nave been
killed on our streets and in the yards
Inc past week.
A Miss Bidkin and q Miss Mcdonald,
of Clarksburg, are the guests of Mrs. P.
F. Mcdonald.
Miss Mary Robinson, OF Napier, w.
Va, returned home Thursday from
weeks visi, TO Mrs. Chas. Goodwin.
Misses Madge and Bertha Bennett re-
turned Thursday from Webster Spring.
J. H. Edwards, Dr. VI. S. Holt, Or.
w. D. Ward, Mayor Gaylord James Bas~
sell. Ed and Henry BrannCn and Tom
Edwards were in Clarksburg Thursday.
Mr.. Ed Bodley, OF Chicago, is the
CUES, of his sister, Mrs. John Barnes, on
Lower Main street.
Earl and Karl Kuns. returned home
from their European trip Thursday.
Editors Hall and Vassers were in at
tendance at the Mckinley demonstra-
ton at Canton. O., the past week, given
by the West Virginia editors.
Rev. c. c. Whyte returned Wednes-
day from his vacation trip.
Mrs DR.. Glover. OF Auburn is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Lon Smith.
DR.. Geo. B. Simpson, of Addison, was
here Wednesday.
James Ralsion, the popular jeweler,
Is off on a weeks vacation.
Rev. Burkhardt returned home yester-
day from his old Virginia home
Chas. OlHara and family, and Miss
Mary Danser returned from Webster
Springs the frs Of the week.
Judge Henry Brannon IS in Charles
ton attending Court.
Ray Mcdonald and Miss Hattie Cay
lord, both OF whom have hal typhoid
fever. were ont again one day this week
for the first time.
Dollhouse Dawson has accepted a posi- |
ton with the Weston Democrat"
Hon. 4. 4. Lewis has under COnsrrUc- |
ton a two-s-ory brick business house. |
W. W. Brannon and family returned |
Friday from their business trip.