Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-01
FAIRlIONT.

FGirmOnt W. Va, July 31-E. NJ.
Grant and Jason Clark were prominent
Morgantown business men in town
during the week
Miss Elda COOmbS left Thursday for
a visit to friends at UniOntOwn, Pa.
Earl Fl. Smith, John Morgan John
Baker, Howard Kuhn and two or three
other prominent young men of this
-Dlace leave here tomorrow for Ran
delphi county, where they go into camp
for several weeks.
Capt A. n Prichard was here from
Warrington several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs o. 5. Mckinney and lit
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ster Springs.
Mrs. George Morrow, Mrs. Mary Hen
nen and Miss Stella Morrow returned
Wednesday from Mountain Lake Park.
A little daughter of Mr.. Dan Morrow
is I'M with the fever.
George Conn was in Point Marion
this week attending the funeral OF his
grandfather
Uniontown plays ball with our team
AZ this place next Wednesday. The
Wheeling Laundry wants a game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Reed are in Booths
Vile.
The remains of Charles W. Hay
mond were brought from Kansas here
for interment Thursday.
Capt. Reed is back from Washing
ton. where he has been booming his
brother-in-law for an appointment.
r. l.. Reed. of BOothsville, was here
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Webb Davis, who has been
I'm at the home of her parents at Pied
mont, is rapidly recovering.
Another story has been added to 5.
C. Morris blacksmith shop on Wash
ing ton street.
The HUMPHREYS glass factory has re-
sumed work.
Contractor Sturms, Of Strums and
Watkins. who are building the tOun-
dation of our new court house, was in
iured Thursday morning by fall at
the stone quarry. He fell a distance oil
eight feet. and although badly bruised,
we are glad TO announce that his lnJu-
ries are not at all dangerous.
Mrs. Adam Wolsford, of Enterprise.
whose daughter. Mrs. Granville Brown,
resides in West Fairmont, died last
/ Sunday morning. aged seventy years.
Her remains were laid to rent Monday.
Mrs. Richard Healy, formerly OF
West Fairmont, died at TokOmo, Ohio,
/ last Friday. very suddenly. She has
many friends in our sister town VINO
will hear of her death with sadness.
Eighteen out of one hundred and
| nineteen is not a very good percentage,
/ but that is all the school teachers who
/ made number one certificates at the
recent examination
Elder A. Bunner Will conduct servic-
/ es at Mt. NebO Sunday, both morning
I and evening.
Wilbur Shields is going TO open a
/ new barber shop and has resigned MS
/ chair in the Watson shop.
Mrs. Ed. Bonneberger is the guest OF
Mr.. Bonneberger's relatives in Wheel
ing.
Mrs. sherman Watson. Mrs. B
/ Frank Reed and Mrs. James Kelley are
reported sick this week.
Mrs. Minnie Martin is spending hel
| vacation az Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. c. L. Watkins and children are
| the guests Of her relatives at Shinns
| ton.
Ed. Leonard. of Myersdale. is calling
on old friends here.
W. s. Gaddis. of Dunbar, Pa. was II
town this week calling on friends.
Issac HUMPHREYS is here from Nun
| Gle. Ind. the guest Of his mother OF
the South Side.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sampsell lef
Thursday for Bellaire. o.. where the!
win visit several days.
| ID. I. Barnes has returned from Con
neIlsville. where he attended the funer
al of his uncle. whose death occurret
last Friday.
Mrs. James Bennett and little daugh
ter. of Greensburg, Pa. are the guest
| of Mrs. c. Powell.
VIII Tracy is in ST. Louis. bein
called there by the serious illness o
his mother.
c. c. Holland. Of Pittsburg, has bee
awarded the contract Of lighting th
new NJ. P church.
Mrs. A. III Donnally returned Wed
nesday froms IA pleasant visit to THU:
vile, Pa.