Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-11
NEW MARTINSVILLE.


NEW MARTINSVILLE.
New Martinsvire, ". Va. October 10.
Jess Eakin. the genial proprietor Of
the Eakin House. was at NOrgantCWn a
few days since. calling on his son, Ross,
who is a student OF the State University.
Mrs. BENZ Wayts died Monday OF an
gina pectOris. known rs neuralgia OF the
heart. Funeral took place az the resi-
dence on Union street Tuesday Services
were conducted by Rev. Hanna, OF the
NJ Z. Church. of which church Mrs.
Ways was q member.
NJ. Z. Dryden. of Wheeling. entertain
ed the Democrats at the Opera House
Monday n.gh-. His address is highly
spoken of by those who were present.
Col. C. b. WoodcOck, j. VI. Francis,
+ ". II. McE,downey, Frank Harvey and
q number of ether members Of the G. \.
r. Post, attended the funeral OF John
Wingrove at Proctor Tuesday.
Col. jim Hill, who lost his pocket
book last week, recovered il Saturday.
A Mrs. Atkinson, of Darlington, found Il
and received the $500 reward offered
for the same.
4. e. L. SnOdgrass, Geo. II. Umstead
and Col L. VI. Stevens are speaking
throughout The county this week
Mss Anne HARRISON. OF Franklin,
Marshall county. was the guest Of her
cousin. Mss Dos.a McIn,ire, Saturday
and Sunday.
John Moore, Of Proctor, was here Mon
dav on lega, business.
". 5. Wiley Will cave for ROmney he
18th inst. TO attend a meeting OF the
Board Of Regents Of the deaf and blind
asylum.
/. DuS,ap. of Sardis, o., and J. H.
I Friese. of Wheeling, We--knoWn Dusi-
ness men. were registered al the Eak.h
House Thursday.
The many friends of c. J. Ford were
pa.ned TO hear OF his sudden death
al Marietta Tuesday. Mr.. Ford was IN
our CITY this summer and was interested
in oil operation in the Long Run
field.
w. R. Fitch. Supt. Of the New Mar
( tinsv:-le Natura, Gas Co.. made a busi-
ness trip to Sis-ersv.Ue Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Clark and sister. Mrs.
Rev. J. Il. Jackson, are visiting relatives
at Hannibal, Mo.
Frank Clark returned from business
trim TO Columbus. o., Wednesday.
James Chaplin, z. J. Thompson and
W. MEG. Hall. prominent oil men OF
| this city. have returned from an -nspec-
ton tour In Do-dridge county.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Fitch entertained
2 number of their friends a few even
ings since at their residence on Union
/ street.
D. H. Cox. Sheriff. was attending
court and BuckhannOn this week, as a
witness in an important case
Mrs. Judge 7. p. Jacobs is visiting a
brother, W. L. Jacobs at Indianapolis
Ind. ~
Mrs. A. J. Martin, Of Moundsyil.e, Is
the guest Of Mrs. Sep Hall.
Prof. Meister. of Wheeling, organized
"a class i'm instrumental music here Mon
( day. .-.s 49,
Nrs.W. NEG. Hall entertained the
members of the Ladies Aid Society OF
the NJ. E. Church Thursday.
Mrs. Rev. Brooking and sister, Mrs.
Chaplin. returned from Atlanta, Ga,
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Koontz entertained the
following MoundsviG,e ladies Tuesday
Mrs. Weaver. Mrs. C0ckain, Mrs. Rev
/ SDurr. Mrs. Joe Gallaher, ST.. and Mrs.
! Hodgman. An enjoyable time is re-
Friend Cox and Joe Gallaher, Of
| NoundsviTe. were here the first oil the
week. calling on friends.
"Jqck" Matthews. Republican cand'-
date for state Senate, was In our city
Mrs Mary Slender entertained a num-
her of her young friends Thursday even
/ ing at her home on Maple avenue.
| Mss Jess HOnrbrOok IS visiting
F, friends at Darlington, o.
Robert McEld0wney, Jr, and Frank
Shuman were calling on friends at Sar-
dis. o., Sunday.
F d. Young and p. A. Shaner. attor-
news of Sistersvil,e, were IN our city
| Thursday .,
/ Hugh McEldowney left The first OF the
week for P.usbu-E. where ne Will TAKE
/ q graduating course in a dental college.
Can't. 3. b. Dovener spoke al the
cour; house Wednesday 10 a tair SIZED
Magnolia Counci No. of the Jr. 0. [.
| NJ presented room Of our hlgn
school with desk and bible this week.
Mrs II. r. Thompson has been con-
{ e,oI IN her room of sickness for more
than a week. 49,. o...,
John O. PsndletOn spoke at the opera
House Thursday evening. me large
( opera house was wei hNeo.