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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-07

house for the sum Of $4,000 in four COM
panies.
The social to be given by the LADIES' OF
the NJ Z. church south at Mrs l: W.
Hanes was postponed on account Oh the
protracted meeting in progress.
Quite an amount of ice was cut ana
stored during the cold SPELL
Mrs. E. l.. Morgan went to Engle Kun
Friday to visit friends till sunday.
Mr.. Jos. Cochran. of Salema, was IN
town Thursday.
Mr.. John Stanley, OF Calcutta was IN
town Thursday.
Misses Kate Galiaher, Mollie Shapley'
Nora Flowers, Ina Ruttencutter' Nellie
and Rose Bookman, Bella Christholm'
Jesse Carroll, Annie Belts, May and Stella
Hudson. Blanche Ruttencutter Nellie
Gatreu. Lottie Strickling, and Sue Greene
took tea with Mrs. George Kelsan Thrus-
day evening. The table was spread with
all the deHcacies of the season. The
Young ladies were highly entertained till
tire for church. when they adjourned 10
attend services at the NJ. L. church.
Nothing was wanting TO make the en-
iovment complete except the genial pres
ence Of Hon. Geo. Ke!sall himself.
Mr. c. Cotton will move into the house
now occupied by Mrs. J. Patterson some
time next week.
Mr.. Z. L. Morgan spent most OF TINS
week AT Middlebourne.
Rev. /. 2. Shearer went home this week
on account of his health.
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WELLSBCRG.

WEL-SBCRG. W. Va. February c.
Mr. Edward Lan,gan, of Dennison, Ohio,
is the guest Of his cousins. Misses Maud
and Name Douglass.
Miss Ida Carl. the accommodating sales
lady at Mr. Cennauys bakery, is the
guest of Mrs. Brady Morgan, OF Wheeling
Island.
The many friends of Mr.. Robert Haz-
lett Wishart of Palmyra. No., are sorry
TO learn of his death. January ., al his
home in Palmyra. Mr.. Wishart was a
brother of Mrs. Jane b. DeCamps of
Wcllsburg. and cousin of DR.. Robert
HazleJt. of Wheeling. and Misses Eliza
beth and Margaret Cumm.ns, of Bellaire,
Ohio.
Miss Emily Shepard. Of sedalia Mo,
returned to Bethany College Wednesday
night. after an absence OF six weeks.
Miss Shepard viii resume her teaching
in Wellsburg in "a short time.
Miss Hannah Greenwald returned to her
home in Cleveland. O., Thursday after
noon.
Miss Eva DeCamps and niece attended
the Oratoria concert III Wheeling last
Thursday night.
NIessrs. Ed. Fenwick and Charley Nc
Elroy leave for Pittsburg Sunday evening
for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Bothman. of PittsbUrg. is the guest
OF her daughter Mrs. G. NJ Smith.
Miss Nina Hinmau, of this county,
was married to Mr.. Charles Freshwater,
of Paris. Pa, on the 27th of January.
Miss Mary Cusick. of Lazearvile, died
Tuesday morning of consumption. Miss
Cusick was only Il years old. and was a
general favorite in her circle Of friends.
The funeral took place Thursday after
noon AZ 1 o'clock Rev. Freshwater Off
eating
DIT. j. W. Cooper. Col. ". W. Beall and
Master James McCleary are able TO be
OUT after severe Illness.
Miss Lima Hennig of Wheeling. will
take part in the charity entertainment
next Wednesday evening.
Prof. j. G. Kemp and Miss Mary Divett.
two Of our public school teachers. are
among the measels victims. About one
hundred cases are reported in Wells
burg.
Mrs. shively Neel a sister Of Sheriff
NcCleary. died last Monday at her home
In Warren township, Ohio.
Buffalo creek ice broke at 800
O'Clock this afternoon and is running
out rapidly. No particular damage has
been done at this writing Some dar-
ing persons are still skating on the
river. although the ice has moved
three times since noon.
Mr.. Frank Higgins. formerly OF
Wcllsburg, died at his home in Wash
ington this morning at 6:10 o'clock.
He was the eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Higgins, of Wellsburg. His
remains will be brought here Monday
morning for burial.
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INTERESTING EXPERIENCE

or an Iowa Lady Who Was Cured OF Dy-
spepsia After suffering for Twenty-Five
Years
Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels, an estimaDle
lady residing at Lynnville, Jasper
county. Iowa. was for twenty-five years
a sufferer from dyspepsia and her COM
plete restoration TO health is SO re-
markable that we present the 1acts III
The case for the benefit Of our readers,
MANY of whom have doubtless sunered
in the same manner and will, therefore
be interested in lecrning how all ston-
ach troubles may be avoided ana cureu'
Mrs. Skeels says: l used only one pack
age of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ana
| received such great and unexpected
benefit that I wish tC express my SIN
cere gratitude. In fact i has Deen SIX
months since I took the medicine ana
| have not had one particle or distress
or difficulty since. And all TINS IN Ihe
face of the fact that the best doctors
I consulted told me my case was IN
durable as l had suffered for twenty
five years. l want half a dozen pack
ages to distribute among my frlends
here who are very anxious to try this
remedy. Truly yours;
MRS. SARAH A. ShEELS.
The reason why Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are so successful in curing in
digestion and stomach trouble and the
reason why it never disappoints those
who need it and use it is because noth-
ing is claimed for it except what 1t Will
actually perform. 1t is not a cure-all
and no such claims are made for II:
1t is prepared for the sole purpose OF
curing Dyspepsia and the various
forms of indigestion.
There is scarcely a patent medicine
made but what is claimed to cure Dys-
pepsia as well as a hundred other
troubles When as a matter OF fact.
a remedy to cure Dyspepsia must be
prepared especially for that and moth
ing else; and among all the remedies
patent nostrums, bitters, etc. so eX-
tensively advertised you will find that
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the onl y
one advertised as a cure FOR Dyspepsia
and nothing else. The remedy is pre-
pared by the Stuart Co.. of Marshall,
Mich. and for sale by all druggists at
so cents per package, and If you suffer
from any form Of stomach derange-
ment or indigestion trial will not dis
appoint you.
A little book on stomach troubles
mailed free. Address Stuart Co., Mar
shall Mich.
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President. Miss Ruth Evans; Fourth Vice
President. Ora Patterson; Secretary, Miss
Anna Kepler; Treasurer Miss Sophia Nc
Taggart: Organist. Miss Marie Campbell
The ice is in excellent condition Tor skat-
ing between here and the Island. and Is
thronged by young and old. day and night.
Rev. D. :. Hammond Presiding Elder OF
Charleston district. has been the guest oil
L. IT. Prettyman this week.
Mrs. John Rider very pleasantly enter
tanned a crowd of the young folks on Tues
day evening. The evening was very
pleasantly passed in conversation inter
sporscd with music.
Charley Patterson is home off the Q. K.
r. r. quite sick with quinsy.
Mrs. 3. +. Hall entertained AZ FIVE o'clock
tea Wednesday evening in honor of her
niece. Miss Mabel Sperry. of Utica, o.
Her guests were Misses Sperry, Sophia
McTaggart. Bessie Henderson. BERTHE
Henderson. Laura Metcalf Anna and
Nettle Kepler. Marie Campbell Ruth Pref
lyman. Ora Patterson and Ruth Evans.
Miss Blanche DuJ;on, of Macksburg.
o.. is the charming guest Of Miss Ruth
Prottyman.
Rev. Kepler and wife entertained few
of their friends at tea on Thursday even
ing
Chas. Dodd and wife moved into J. W.
Hazlerigg's house or r. R. street this
week.
Mrs. NJ. W. Me,calf was the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Herman Schauwecker at
Belmont W. Va. las, week.
Miss Bertha Sykes was visiting friends
81 Sistersviue last week.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, o.. February EN- a shor,
time our town viii be lighted with natural
gas The posts were put up this week
and the plumbing will be done immediate
".
Miss Anna Rcithmiller. of New Martins
vile. was the guest Of friends in town
Friday.
Mr.. Patterson. Of Wetzel county. was
visiting Or. and Mrs. E. 2. Taught The
frs, of the week.
We viii have a long distance telephone
connected with the West Virginia line i'm
the near future The towers which are one
hundred and twenty-five feet high were
put up this week and il Will be all COM
pleted as soon as possible. This Will be a
great convenience to business men in par
ucular.
Mrs. James Poland. OF near s;eubenville.
O.. arrived on Friday and is the guest Of
her parents. Mr.. and MIS-. \. G. W. Potts.
Mrs. Crist Eisenbar,h. of New Martins
vile was visiting relatives i'm town Friday.
". II. Taylor of Waverly, W. Va. is
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. Andrew Rist. aged G5 years, died at
her home az this place on Wednesday eve
ming at eleven o'clock or dropsy, after Il
lingering illness of five years. Deceased
leaves q husband. four daughters. one son
and many other relatives and friends to
mourn her death. The sympathy Of many
friends is extended 10 them IN their sad be-
reavement. Funeral services were held on
Friday afternoon conducted by Rev. Gus
ter. assisted by Rev. G.. VI. Wilson. Inter-
mon, in the Har,er cemetery.
Charles Needle. of Pipe Greek, and his
son. Julius Needle. of Wheeling. and Mir.
and Mrs. Levi ObI!nser and family. OF New
Nar.insville. were here Friday attending
the funeral Of Mrs. Rist
The protracted meeting IS still I'm pro-
progress I'm the English ". r. church.
w. b. O'Nein was at Marietta, o., the
past week.
J. r. Dunlap. OF Marietta. o.. was visit
ing relatives Sunday.
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, W. Va, February 6.-Ihe
following members Of the ladies' rank OF
the Mystic Chain visited Mrs. James
Munsie. at Moscow. Md, Thursday night;
Nfesdamcs Mary Gardner Frances Beck.
Louiza Motto, Amelia Jose, Ella Lee Mo-
lie Pippin. Nina Williams. Kate kight'
Agile Hoffman. Carrie Williams, Sarah
Mrillan. Sarah Rowe, May Turner Sarah
Boyles. Cara Walker, Mary Rowe, cam.
Whitfield Ida Hileary. Messrs W. g.
Williams. +. W. Stanley, w J. Williams
]. NJ Stanley and Howard Right. \
sumptuous supper was served. y band OF
nineteen pieces was present.
The remains of Mrs. Pickett. wife or
Capt. J. r. Pickett, of Fairmont' were
buried here Wednesday.
Mrs. J. y. Durham died this week. The
funeral took place Thursday from NJ T..
church.
Mr.. Harry Kelly, of the West Virginia
Junction. died one day this week, and was
buried from the Catholic church here
Thursday morning.
Henry Wilson. famiiarly known as
prof" Wilson. one of the Oldest resi-
dents of this county. died Thursday night
Rev J. Ed. Kildow, editor of the RAN
doiph Enterprise was in town yesterday
en- route 10 Oakland, Nd.
Mrs. Samuel Cheshire is quite SICK.
Messrs. c. II. Lovenstein and J. G.
Hose spent this week in Baltimore.
Mr. James Morrison is in Chicago.
Mrs. w. \. Ravenscroft Of St. Louis
Mo. is visiting Mrs. Jane Johnson.
Mr.. VIM. Thomas was called TO Penn
sylvania by the death of his father,
Rev. /. 3. Browne will preach Sunday
afternoon on .Pharaoh's Last Chance
and at night on Prejudice.
Al a special session of the Winchester
Presbytery held here Tuesday Rev. J.
W Lafferty's resignation as pastor OF the
Presbyterian church was accepted.
Mrs. Rose Ward Johnson is at Ba!ti-
more. visiting her daughter, Grace, who
leaves soon for Florida TO spend two
months
c. W. Hartman has bought J. S. Hart
mans confectionery.
Mr.. =. X. Lynch has been elected Sec
rotary of the NJ r. Epworth League.
Mr.. r. NJ. Flyers. of Massil!on, O.. has
accepted position as travelling salesman
for the West Virginia Metallic Paint Co..
Of this place.
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EEIGHBORHOOD.
What Has Been Going On in Nearby
Towns.
Social Affairs, Happenings And
Events Official Interest Gather
ed By Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
STEUBENvILLE.

SteuDenViile, Ohio. February g.
Clyoe Quimby has had a 5000 Gladiator
olcycle presented him by the Gladiator
company. Tor winning the largest num-
Der or races on their wheel i'm 1886. The
wheel Is gotten up in the most hand
some decoration and trimmings.
George johnson received a perma-
nent injury this week by falling on the
iey pavement and breaking his hip.
Messrs- c. L. HOughtOn and G.. g..
Wells, who have been ENGAGED on the
editorial and business departments of
the star, have retired from the news
paper field.
George W. MCCOok and j. Gwynn are
IN New York City. attending the thir-
teenth annual meeting Of the Gas Light
Association.
Mrs. Crothers, Of Beaver. Pa, is a
guest or her daughter this week.
me Misses Scull entertained Mon
day evening In honor of their guest,
Miss Louise Scull, of Some set. Pa.
Miss Lizzie BOr,and entertained the
Young Ladies' Missionary Society of
the L. p. Church at its late meeting.
Mrs. Rev. w. b. Harris is home from
a visit i'm Springfield.
Miss Bessie Jordan. of Allegheny,
has been q guest Of the Misses Roberts
North Third street
Chris and Phil Schambra and George
FrederickS. of Wheeling, attended the
Turner masquerade bali on Monday
evening.
Charley Hale. known all over the
country as the razor Strap man. died
this week az Brilliant
Robert MCGOwn and wife are home
from a sOiourn at Atlantic City.
Col Harry Sherrard is spending the
winter at Asheville y. c.
Mrs. Smith. of Iowa. is the guest Of
Mrs. Albert POlan. Mrs. Smith is one
OF the numerous Pegg heirs and is on
her way TO Philadelphia.
/. i. Helms. one of the popular young
business men of this city. died Tues
day night aged 81 years. He was q
member Of the X. of p, and a partner
in the firm of Helms Bros. and Helms
& Son.
Rev. LOvejOy Robinson. of Portland.
y. y. is visiting his sister. Mrs. l.. K.
Layton.
Mrs. Mary f. Kelly. of Warsaw. Ill.,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Mabel Curry entertained q party
OF young friends Thursday evening, I'M
honor Of Miss Matte Love OF Cleve-
land
David Woods and family have remov-
ed TO Cleveland.
Mrs. ". Fl. Lowe is visiting IN Char-
lesion.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, Pa, February Grim
inal Court will convene next week with
a large number Of cases on the docket.
The coming election, which will be
held on February 10th. is attracting
a great deal of attention from voters
of all parties.
Charles Darrah. a ". & j. student,
has been at his home in St. Clairsvlle,
D.. for a few days.
John c. Grace. of Dennison, Ohio,
was visiting friends in town o. We'd
nesdey.
There are more people Ill with the
grip at present than 1T any time dur
ing the winter Several deaths have
occurred from this disease.
\ number Of Republicans from this
place will attend the Inauguration Of
President Mckinley On March 4.
4 petition is in circulation asking
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RANENSWOOD

Rsvenswood w. We. February g.
Mrs w. J. MCGOWAN sister. or IRON
ton. Ohio. is visiting her In her nonor
Mrs. MCGOWAN had q company OF Ia
dies Friday evening.
MIR. VIM Miller aas been dangerous
''- - -rft'sS0T week.
FRED Rudman. son of John Rud-
man undertaken, is not expected 10
live. He has suffered q relapse AFTER
a martial recovery from pneumonia.
Mrs. VIII Mcconnell and Mr.. y. u.
Rudman. of Spencer. were called here
bv telephone Friday evening TO see
their brother : "A. Rodnan' VINO Is
very III. .-,-.
Their many relatives here rejoice
over the birth of a son 10 Mr.. +. u.
Bond and wife, Of Wheeling on sat
urday last. ,..-,.
e Is. Mckinley has been elected cash
Ser Of the Bank of RavensNood, ana
I Vaueht Armstrong, assistant casu-
icr. each 70 receive a salary OF S'Oo ID
year. .,.- r-,o hos been
seriously ill is now reported out OF
danger. Ill MEL, Tho
grippe. chic .,1sce are
IN Penwood. called their TO attend 1nei
- lIrs. Julia Anderson, VINO Is
dangerously III. -...+ sunday
with his family here ,-,.,- hos
~ IT NowelTs baby daughter mas
~ seriouslv I'm for o week.
No. parker is here visiting her SIS
smith Green and wife, Of Lewis. Lewis
-, % went TO Marietta. SATURDAY.
y. ~ , Fl relatives. Mrs. Green viii re-
- ~ here next week. but her nus
~ 49, viii go on to Lewisburg-
''. Ir5,,,..,-qelisr Combs left MONDAY ou'
~ = ,,es1ines are still continuing IN the
christian church.
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CLARINGTON

ARLINGTON. w Va. February g.
Ed Habermehl has been quite sick this
week
q. q. Thomas spent this week az Pitts
burg
w. :. Richardson was at Marietta Fri
day.
Gus Frautz. of Wheeling. returned home
Monday after spending q few days here
v:th relatives.
Albert Dicterich made business trip
90 Wheeling Thursday.
Ovfre Gordon is very sick with pneu-
mouir.
Frank Dietcrich was at Pittsburg this
week
Ed Goothart IS at Washington. d. c..
this week. where he went 10 attend the
funeral of his niece. Miss Jessie Steiger.
p X. Booth rode his horse across the
river on tho ice Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Boo,h is always the first person 10
trv. crossing with horse.
Born 90 Ar and Mrs. Levi Brague, last
sunday. q daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bridenstein. of Beli0ire,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5.
Richardson.
The Young people gave am '+ltN' ',A'1'''''' ''
in The town hail 'ast week on Friday
evening. consisting Of music. recitauons
and q comedy entitled Popping the CUES
sion The proceeds VIII so toward pay
ire for the piano. They met with such
GOOD success that they had it over asain
this wees. on Friday evening.
Clsr.rs-or EHcaupment No. 2o'. l. o.
q. f.. at their last regular meeting in
stalled the following officers: g. p. pr.
J. *. Ferguson: X. p. e. ". Brasue; $.
W.. cyrus HISS. j. w. Y. Schneider;
Treasurer. q. T.. Topp, Scribe. DR.. II. NJ.
smith.
Installing officer r. W. Brasue. Clar-
lrgton Lodco No. -. I. O. O. T.. Installed
the following officers last saturday night:
y C.. s. II. Morris; Y. c.. DR.. J. X. Fer
ruson. Secretary. Z. D. Case: Treasurer.
george 2. To9p. Warden, Z. L. Case;
con. Chris Wischterman: o. G.. V.
Schneider: 2. 5. 20 y. c.. sam Arm; L.
* 10 y. g.. A BrSctoeier.
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ST. NIARYS.

ST. MARYS. w. Va, February 6.-Roy
Cochran. of Eureka, spent Sunday in st.
Marys
The protracted meeting I'm the NJ. Z.
o,,,,~.b bos been in progress all week. in
snite of the Indictment weather.
s. w. Cain spent Sunday and Monday
in town. =,
Mr.. John Cochran, Of Eureka, was in
town on business Friday
Rev. J. ". Hollen spent this week VS.
fling his family i'm Guckhannon-
The municipal records were removed
and placed in the office Of the new Mayor
! g. Notand. on Monday.
Attorney Aug. II. Campbell was at
Parlsersburc on legal business Tuesday.
Mr.. c. c. Stanley has 50 far recovered
a. 10 be able to attend TO business.
Mrs. Alice Barkwil was az Waverly on
business last Saturday.
The Board OF Education Of Washing
ton district has insured the new school
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the borough council to allow the Man
ufacturers Gas Company TO lay thelr
pipes through the streets and alleys OF
the town. This company has an aDuh-
dance of gas on hand and claim they
can supply the demand if they get the
right OF way from council.
Mrs. VIM Murphy has returned 10
her home at Uniontown, having oeeh
called here by the sudden death Oh her
sister, Mrs. Jacob Franzman.
The Gridiron Club reception at the
Morgan Dancing Academy on next
Thursday evening will be a swell al
fair.
The members of the Harmonic
Band gave delightful ball In Beck S
hall on Thursday evening.
Mrs. c. B. Williamson, Cf Allegheny,
is visiting Washington friends.
Fire broke out in the building on
North Main street occupied by }. A.
Conner as a fish market, about eleven
O'Clock Monday night, and had II not
been for the early arrival OF the nre
company a disastrous fire would nave
been the result
Major James E. Barnett, deputy sec
rotary of the Commonwealth, was IN
town over Sunday
Congressman E. L. Acheson and
Mrs. Acheson left this week for Wash
ington City.
The Rev. R. C. Wolf. OF Mchees-
port. was the guest this week OF friends
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Davis were
host and hostess at a dance and card
party at their home on Thursday even
ing. .-
Rev. VIM. Wier. of Wade Avenue,
who has been preaching for the past
three months in Ontario, Canada, has
returned home.
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IO4o MAIN STREET BE DIX { e e HILL HILL a aaaasf

David Burns, Mrs. II. IT. Moss w.; -..,
Rich. Mrs. ". NJ. S,raus. Nrs ,.
cher, Mrs. George II. Gordon lr-. p ~.
Shattuck, Mrs. VIII Murdoca ST.. ~ -
Murphy. Mrs. X. Snodgras. yl~ ~.
Mrs. Moffett, Miss Linn S,s.r.-s.- No..
Lucy Snodgrazs and Ms William. /,
Maryland.
Mrs. B. r. Blackford rau-i r-f..
from a visit 10 Clarksburg.
DR.. L. P. Cooke. OF Athens. q -.....
guest Of Mn. a. y. William. y.es-sv
Father J. 3. Bauer. OF $ JOSEPH,
ish. Of Wheeling, attended ,a-me
cert a the Auditorium Trr --.
Father Bauer formerly resided s.-
Miss Coles. OF Springfield a.. vt PEI,
been the charming CUES, az .l-- a =
Protsman. Of the jackson. r... -.
to-day.
Mrs. Cora Lepper. Of De-rs-- T.ys F;
visiting her brother, Prop .
the Commercial Hotel.
Lawyer J. 4. Watson has r.u--.. ..,
Weston.
Among the prominent poor.
during the week We're: Dr. A. H E.
and son Karl. Of Weston 8. S. L
Weston; T. T. Wallis. Of ct.es.- A..
varo f. Gibbons. of Nas..-.m. b. ..
Hon. W. G. Worley. Of Ka-7o.l. r T.
Showalter, OF Fairmont, and Cd. ...
Hyer, of Sutton.
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NEW MARTINsvILLE.

NEW NIARTINSVILLE, w Va, Feb
rlary 6.-Frank Provost. who has been
the guest Of Joseph Slender for some
time. returned TO his home in the mining
regions of Colorado the first Of the week.
Miss Rose Hoffman. Of Wheeling. will
Doe mo the Arabian Knights Catholic ben
ed, to- De held here next Tuesday evening
The kings Fools Company played
here Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
nights IL was am entertainment of high
excellence. and our people were well
pleased with the play.
vs.. S Wiley the genial editor Of the
Wetze. Democrat. viii leave Wednesday
for Galveston. Texas, TO attend the Ma
uoual Editorial Association.
w. T. Sideu Mayor of our city, has been
confined 20 his room with Ia grippe since
Wednesday.
Col o.. B. NVoodcock has been confined
20 his home for some days with sickness
3Iiss Minnie Clark left the first of the
week 10 visit her aunt Mrs. Rev. Jack
son. who resides in Missouri.
Mrs. b. II. Bowers gave "a tea party
Tuesday. There were a number Of her
friends present.
Miss /. r. Pemberton Will erect large
storeroom on Maple avenue TO be used Tor
her millinery goods.
judge Freer closed his term of court
here Thursday evening AT 10 CLOCK
Miss Belle Burrows spent a few days
wiki friends at Sistersviue this week.
Col Jim HILL the Maple avenue grocer
Is confined To- his home with Ia grippe
Homer i'icA~tesol' "Iose '.-l.1SS W.
raporied IN the Reslsier. is colv"leS1-lls,'
frank SlUiIi-'i.. OF AVA S'1- -'''''
spent SUNDAY WIS" i.'e.'uS 81.
NaorEe l-7'-i',ie'' % l'1''''''' 90 0'''''''9
on l''eneS j" .o"li 'o-N'y' -..,,, ,,.-.,.
A'>. iienIl n-o'-'1 -',-'- s'''''' pay
90 "-I .I'''-oS n NJ.
= H. I''''" "l'N
-'' Sp--'o-''- " i1" ''' win
i.lN'-so'l-- -.-..
MISS N'----. ,'- '''~
p.l>-t- o"l-A,e' vi '"'-'S ~ $50.
iae south S'o-' as 4~-'e wien ''-
-rppe
Miss cora NcNanh' "HoSe S'eN"'SS ""S
reported iA last SUNDAY INe7'7'''' 80 O0''
va-esc-ns.
Miss Lizzie slender returned rom d. p.O-
traciea WISH 10 II'enoS '1 "''''''-7 '0
cay ...,,.7
A. ana N,'s. Lev C''-.,-''' -.
20 l'''.'''.'' 80 -. -. 80
v- ''' -'''" '-
Mrs. OolEser.
Ne'. DE- W. '' u
church. hun''ns'o" u'S'''11 W