Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10
NEIGHBORHO0D.
What Has Been Going on IN Near-BV
Towns.
Social Affairs, Happenings ana
Events ofLocal Interest Gather
ed BY Register" Reporters
Readable Resume OF
the News.
CLARKSBURG.

Clarksburg. W. Va. May "a large
crowd is expected here next wednesday
and Thursday in attendance on the ne
publican Congressional ConNeh1lOn'
The Red Men have gone nome Luz
ing their stay here, there were TWO GU
Quent addresses made by j. II. CarWl
in and John H. Holt. Mr.. Carwl1hlh.
Of Charleston. and A. ". sterling, OF
Palatine. were chosen representatives
10 the Great Council OF the Onlted
States. TO meet next September IN MIN
neapOlis. These officers were elected'
L. G. HAYNES. Sachem; j. ). Brown
Great Senior Sycamore; W. b. Harmon
Great Junior Sycamore; y. w. Sterl-
ing. Great Prophet; "a l. hurst, Great
Chief OF Records; o. A. Moore, Great
Keeper OF Wampum; C.. c. ShoWalter'
Great Sannap; John W. Scott treat
NisshimmeWa.
Circuit Court commences next Tues
day
William Odeu is able 10 be out
William Parrill. who died at Smith
ton. this week. was SO years or age.
Charles Einnard was married 10 MISS
Myrtle Reed. on Wednesday evening,
by Rev. p. b. Evans.
Y. t. Highland is seriously Ill
arthur II. Clark is q candidate Tot
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
The Hart boys have incorporated
their business under the name OF Hart
Brothers Machine C0many.
The wife Of Pref Blair, Of Broaddus
Institute. met with @ serious~accldent
this week while handling gasoline near
the fire she being badly burned on the
hands and arms.
Col. John c.. Vance has about reeov-
cred from an injury. received by a wag-
on tongue striking him while ne was
cOming over town from the depot.
Rev. Williams. Of the Baptist Church,
on last SUNDAY. preached the anniver-
sarv sermon In the new church.
Mrs. Thomas Payne. residing near
Wilsonburg. the other day was stricken
with paralysis.
Nessrs. Thomas Moore Jackson, j.
Philip Clifford. James f. Allen. Thorn
have returned from Sistersyille. where
they attended a session Of the Wetzel
County Court in regard to the issuance
OF bonds for the West Virginia Short
Line Railroad.
Ruhl. Koblegard & Co. are erecting
Ing this city building in which to con-
duct q wholesale grocery business. The
building will be Ave stories high. and
that firm has contracted with the Non
ticellO Company for half a million Of
brick.
Among prominent persons visiting
IN the city during the last week were
Gov. LLOYD Lowndes. of Maryland: Gen.
Nelson A. Miles. Of the United States
Army; 6. w. Langft. Circuit Court
Clerk Of Doddridgc county; William ia
~ Thurman; Sl',,,S brOwn, OF the
gwO0d ErSUs; Col w. 4. WoOdford,
OF Weston: Dr. Matthew BowcOck, OF
Springfield. H.. son OF DR. J NJ Bow
rock. Of this city;iDr. z. NJ Turner, OF
MorgantOwn: Dr. r. 2. Nutter, Of An
sted: B. +. McCurdv. Of Huntington;
Thos. Gent. OF Bramwell; John Schneid-
er. Of Wheeling; O. A. Moore, of Arbu-
tus: TT. c. Showal,cr of Harrisville; w.
d. Harmon. OF Charleston; John w.
Scott. of Palatine; Hon. Anthony
smith. Of Tyler county; A. w. Sterling,
of PalatinC: John "a. Holt Of Grafton;
II. c. UlriClS % Lazearville. and George
W. Farr Of West Union.
OF our citizens visiting abroad we
notice Benjamin Wilson. Hon. John
Basel and Hon. John W. Davis. at
Parfershurg: Judge Edwin Maxwell, at
West Union; G. Spvig Sands. at Phila-
delphia: Judge Nathan Goff. at Parkers-
burg: II. N. Jackson at New York.