Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
WESTON.

Weston, w. Va, March 2S.-Ine
burning out of the West Virginia and
Pittsburg railroad tunnel near Clarks-
burg has delayed the passenger and
freight traffic a great deal the past few
days
Several slips on the road delayed
passenger trains considerable the past
week.
R. a. Hall, Of the Independent,
agent Fl. W. Sightburn of the NJ. & P.
railroad. Attorney J. NJ. Foster and ex-
Deputy L. S. Marshall Stalnaker of
Gilmer county were in attendance at the
Charleston State League Convention.
Rev. sam Small is advertised to de-
liver his lecture The Woman That God
Made, here April 7th.
Doctor Rymer arrived Wednesday.
His family is expected in a few days.
They viii be nicely quartered in the
Weber property on Lower Main street.
He will be associated in his profession
with Doctor Andrews with offices in the
Edmiston block.
The Knights Of Pythias have moved
their lodge room from the Davidson
building 10 the Edmiston block. third
floor. This gives them much more
commodious room as the growth of the
order demanded There are now over
nine hundred members in good stand
Ing in the different orders of the Jun
Tor order in Lewis county.
Rev. Father John McElligott. of
Grafton. is assisting Father Mcbride
in Lenten services this week.
A petition is in circulation here for
Sunday mails.
Rupert KOblegard is home from
school to spend the easter vacation.
Dr. A. II. Kunst returned Tuesday
from Baltimore.
j. b. Finster was a Clarksburg visi-
tor Thursday.
The erection by the Junior Order
boys at the head Of Main street of a
brick block will be an ornament that
Weston viii be justly proud. The
bows should be encouraged
A revival meeting is in progress at
the Colored NJ E. Church.
j. b. Bennett is expected home from
school TO spend the Easter vacation.
Attorney G. NJ Fleming of Buck
harmon, was here Wednesday.
Editor McCrery, OF the "Buckhannon
Banner and Vile are visiting at the
the home Of II. NJ L. Davis in West
Weston.
In the death of Dr. n. 3. Bland last
Wednesday Weston lost one of its old
est citizens and the county one of its
best known physicians He belonged
to one of the Oldest and best known
families Of the State.
IL is reported that the famous suit
pending between the National Elk
change Bank and a number of Wes-
tons prominent citizens is about to be
compromised
Howard Clark. Of Pittsburg, was
here Wednesday,
Carpenter Berger of the hospital was
seriously injured at the fire Wednes-
day night by falling from a building.
Supt. McCallis. of the Gas Co.. moved
into his new home on Bennett avenue
April LIST.
Mrs VIM. H. Aspenall is very i'll with
fever.
Miss Grace Vandevort is suffering
intensely with an sbcess in the ear.
Chas Newton clerk Of the County
Court OF BraXton, was visiting his
brother y. B. Newton Wednesday last.
Arthur KitsOn had an artery cut in
his wrist by flying glass at the fire
Wednesday night. Doctor King dress
ed the wound.
Miss Sophia Fisher returned after a
two weeks visit with relatives to her
home at Washington, Pa, Monday.
w. w. Huntington was in Parkers-
burg last week taking a higher order
degree in the lodges to which he be-
longs.
Attorneys W. W. Brannon and Pro-
scouting Attorney W. B. McClary are
on the sick list.
J. II. Gray left with his family for
st. Adams Friday morning where they
will permanently locate.
Mrs. Simon Young was unable to at
tend her duties as teacher in the pub
lie school the past week on account of
sickness
Miss Zeta Lively is home from the
bedside of her brother Willie who has
been quite i'll at the Johns Hopkins hos
pital in Baltimore.
Il is generally understood that Drs.
Robert Haines and Harry Chalfant,
who will return in a few days from the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons
located at Baltimore, will be associat-
ed with two of our leading physicians
here in their practice.
Mrs. Hattie Kimball. Mrs. VIM. L.
Dunnington's guest, left for her home
at Penns6oro Friday.
Miss Jennie Dauser accompanied by
her mother have returned from their
Cincinnati visit
The two brothers. Rev. P. c., of this
city and c. L. White of Clarksburg,
viii exchange pulpits tomorrow Sun
day)
Mrs. Tom Wright is visiting her mo-
Their in Clarksburg.
Attorney R. G.. Linn of Glenville. is
here in attendance at the funeral Of his
brother-in-law, DR.. n. B. Bland.
Capt. Curtain and attorney Corlen Of
Sutton. were here Wednesday.
A Mrs. Meredith, whose husband, a
brakeman, was killed on the West Vir-
ginia and Pittsburg railroad last sum
mer has brought suit against the COM
pany for ten thousand dollars