Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-29
MARIETTA.

MARIETTA, July 2S.-Miss Muriel Pal
mer. who has been pursuing her musical
studies in Europe for the past year arrived
in Boston Sunday evening on the steamer
Ccrhalonia and will be home next week.
Miss Cerc and Misses Adsae Clerc, Irene
Cooke Edna Grafton, Mary Turner Helen
Curtis, Blanche Lesper ard Jeanette Lock
wood, who composed a party that left on
the keystone State last week for Ravens
wood. returned by ran on Monday.
Misses Flora Christy and Ella Leedon,
of Cincinnati, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. D. Saunders.
In Probate Court, Monday, an applica-
ton was i.ed fer the reldmissiOn TO the
State Hospital for the Insane Of Annette
n. Waters. The lady was discharged from
the institution at Athens in 1888, but recent
ly her condition has been such that her re-
admission is imperative.
Monday morning the seven-year-ord
daughter of Mr. Alden, Eighth and Warren
streets. drank carboiic acid, mistaking IT
for medicine. Fortunately rome Of the poi
son entered her stomach, bat her mouth
was badly burned and her condition is
quite serious, though not dangerous.
Mr.. J. L. Guyton, VINO has been en-
ploycd as engineer at the Marietta chair
factory for the past forty-three years, re-
slgnd his position Monday.
Ground was broken Monday for the new
Third street paving. und-r the direction OF
Capt. Berry, Of Be!laire. who has the con-
tract for the entire Job of mile and a
quarter Of street.
Mrs. J. King. who has been visiting REL
in East Liverpool.
Mr.. John Bickert and family have re-
turned from Cleveland. where try spent
the past week visiting friends and attend
ing the Centennial celebration.
Miss Nettfe Hathaway. of Chiil'cothe. is
visiting the family Of s. J, Hathaway, on
Third street.
Augusta r. d. Ledge No. 272, I. o. o. F..
Will piCrlc tomorrow at Blennerhassett
Island, having chartered the steamer So
mona as means Of transportation.
Nj and Mrs. W. H. Bosworth ard daugh-
ter left Monday over the b. &c O. S. w for
Connersvil.e, Ind, where they viii visit
friends.
The wedding of Miss Martha ]. Triclle,
daughter of DR.. Ell. Trickle. Of Cut =.
and Mr.. Gus W. Halleman, of Chicago. is
announced TO occur at the home of the
bride at noon or August 10.
The Misses Leonard who have been
guests of Mrs. S. r. Turner for several
weeks. left to-day for their home at Cam
bridge, Mass.
Mr.. Il. b. Nye and family, Of Cleveland,
are visiting relatives in this city.
Company f, 18th regiment o. y. G., in
command Of capt. ". L. West. left over
the T. & o. c. E. Monday morning for
Cleveland to go into camp.
Mr.. Beman Dawes has returned to I'm
corn, Ne5., after a visit of several weeks
here with h.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. r.
Dawes
Prof. James Bird IS at Chillicothe this
week conducting the musical department
of the Ross County Teachers Institute.
Miss Clara Ebnger left on the Virginia
Sunday afternoon for Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. W G. Way left Morday for
Columbus. where they Joined an excursion
party for trip to Niagara and Chlutau-
qua.
Mrs. Pearl Taylor was severely bitten a
few days ago by a vicious dos.
Mr.. James Creelmar. the New York cor
respondent, arrived home Sunday evening
on a visit TO his family.
Pref. y. J. Morrison arrived Sunday
evening from Wichita.
Mr.. W. B. Gaitree spent Sunday In this
city with his parents. Capt. and Mrs ! Z
Ccitree. He left Monday morning. accom-
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at Catawba Island.
1t IS understood that after October 1st
the United States Express Company will
control the line Of the 2. & 0. r. railway.
supeTcedirg the Adams.