Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-12
NEW MaRIlNsvILLE.

2ember 11.-Capt. B. T. Bowers. Capt. r.
McEldowney, E. L. Robinson, j., w. Nc
Intire, S. B. Hall are attending Circuit
Court at Middlebourne this week. :,
Saturday evening at the residence of II.
III. Garrison, Bowen Page and Mary
Comp. of Roane county. were married by
Rev. E. D. Hanna. Of the NJ e. church.
Your correspondent and two other per-
sons were invited to be present by the
minister.
Judge Geo. H. Umstead, after a few
few days illness, is able to be in his Of
flee again.
The following foreign attorneys at
tended the special term of court here
Monday: Gov. A, B. Fleming and U. n.
Arnett, of Fairmont ]. D. Ewing and
w. P. Hubbard, of Wheeling; Camden
Summers, of Ciarksburg, and w. e.
Reed, of Pittsburg.
Bud" Snodgrass. a well known lawyer
of Burton. spent two days here this week
on legal business.
Mrs. George Rankin, Of Graysville, was
calling on friends here Thursday.
Mrs. James Sharp, of Maple avenue, re-
turned from Wheeling Friday.
Mrs. Curtis Priest, of Newark, Ohio, is
visiting the family of Joseph Clark.
Mr.. Sam Wells. who has been attend
ing school at Scio Ohio, returned home
Wednesday to spend his vacation.
Mrs. Alva Moore is visiting her parents
at Bearsville, Ohio.
Oscar McMun. of New Matamoras. who
has been visiting the Bishop family, re-
turned home Tuesday.
DAh
home this week from pleasant visit to
friends at st. Mary's.
Charles Hornbrook is confined to his
room by illness.
MIR. Funt, of Wheeling, was calling on
friends Monday.
Miss Nellie Sharp Is visiting friends in
Gravel Bottom.
Mrs. Herby and daughter Hazel, re-
turned from Wheeling Friday.
Rev. Brycen. of Proctor is visiting Rev.
Hanna.
Grover Barrie is i'll with typhoid fever
Misses Dosia McIntire and Minnie Null
went to McMechen Saturday where they
will take part in an entertainment to be
given by the Gravel street school.
Rev. Carter is holding meetings at
Wells Bottom.
Mrs George p. Rider, of Kansas City,
Missouri, and Mrs. r. B. Orr. of Wood
land. Pa, have returned home after an
extended visit TO friends here.
Thursday at the Hotel Eakin, Mr..
Burns and Miss Written, of Sistersville,
were married by Rev. Hanna.
Miss Myrtle Barr is now in the Peoples
Telephone office.
Miss Grata Jacobs was in Wheeling
Saturday.
Miss Mary Curtis. of Moundsville, is
visiting her sister Mrs. DR.. Schmeid.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Collins, of Boston,
are visitors in our city, the guests of Dr.
and Mrs. A. B. Morrison.
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh McEldowney re-
turned Monday from Willow Island
where they were visiting Mrs. G. w. Raj
ston.
j. Tom Orkies and wife returned from
Louisville Saturday evening.
Mrs. Cora Clayton and daughters of
Parkersburg, made a short visit here
Sunday.
Harry Reich returned home from
Cleveland Ohio, where he has been for
few weeks
Hon. Ben Engle, of Middlebourne, was
here Saturday
Mrs. H. J. Muheman and son Thomp-
son, of Buckhill Bottom, o.. were the
guests of relatives this week
DR.. J. D. Schmeid visited Wheeling
Thursday
Miss Dora Stamford. of Friendship. is
the guest of her cousin, Miss George
Clark.
Miss Lulu Hall returned from Wheel
ing Sunday.
Mrs. Brent Sheiver is confined to her
room with La Grippe.
Mrs. David Mangold and Miss Bird Cur
It's were in Wheeling Saturday
The new library case for the High
school was placed in the school room
Saturday.
E. r. Reneard, of Wheeling. was here
Friday
C. w. Woodward. of Cincinnati. was
here this week.
S. w Kehoe, of Dayton, O.. was in our
city this week.
A. Forney. of GAINESVILLE. O., was hare
Thursday
Fl. w. Brown and J. w Barton. bot,
OF Wheeling. We're here Saturday
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