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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
PARKERSRURG.

PARKERSBURG. W. VA. May l.
Miss Eva Neal who has been visiting her
sister in the South for the pas; few months
returned Wednesday evening 10 attend the
marriage of her brother Philip and Miss
Daisy Shattuck. which took place al the
elegant home Of the brides father on up
per Juliana street. Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal departed the same eve
ming for an eastern trip along the coast;
upon their return they will take rooms at
the Jackson Hotel
Mrs. Z. r. Dale and Miss Grace Rolston,
Of Marietta are guests in the city, being
called by the serious illness of Mrs. c. V.
Ward. the aged mother of y B. White
Archbishop Kahn who has been the dis
tinguished guest of Rev. Father Hickey,
of the Catholic Rectory. for several days,
left Thursday for his home in s.. Louis.
Or. d. :. Marquis. of Rochester. Pa. Is
snsrdinr a short time with his daughter.
Mrs. William Bentley.
Judge John j. Jackson left Friday for
Charleston. via Washington and Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Archer. of Column
bus. O.. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. J.
Archer on Ann street.
p. Kent I.oomis l,ft Tuesday evening for
Springfield. O.. to attend the wedding of
his brother Mr.. Frank B. LOOMS and
Miss Elizabeth Mast. which took place on
Thursday evening at the palaual home OF
the brides parents. Miss Mast IS a
daughter OF the millionaire agricultural
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
RAVENSWOOD.

Rsvsnswood. W. Va, May Mrs.
Jennings and daughter Grace, accom-
DaDied bv Mrs. Sargent. spent last sun
dov with friends at Portland, o.
Mrs John Mcintosh went 10 Marietta
r,,;dev tn visit her sister. Mrs. Clerc.
H. sheriff Adams and Elias Latham
each have new daughter at the"
homes. III. .;o,-
Mrs. W. l. MCGOWAN was quite SICK
for several days last week. z-
Mr.. Wilson Nankirk and son George
of Washington. Pa. who were visiting
relatives here. left for home THURSDAY
morning on the Virginia.
Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Williamson are
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. b. L. Bowers, of New Martins
willie. left for her home Thursday morn
ing 10.
bee1 putting considerable work on the
Town streets the past week, getting
them in fine shape.
{. A Stats and wife spent several
davs the first of the week with the lat.
tsr's sister. Mrs. Capt Williamson OF
Willow Grove. .,..,. -
Dave Mcintosh has painted anew tue
store building owned by his wife, and
onened up a small but frst-class gro
Gerry therein. ,----,...
Vernon Johnson returned Wednesday
from an extended trip over the North
west. 81
nm his Elk Creek farm. overseeing the
sheep shearing.
The county authorities had an archi-
,sct from Marietta overlook the Court
House nj Jackson last week. He pro-
nornced i, unsafe for occupancy on ac-
connr of the whole westwall having set
lied down and sprung out above. II is
nrohable an entire new building Viii be
erected 10 take its place.
4 sunday School convention will he
held i'm the Baptist Church here next
wednesday and Thursday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02

one of the lots which will be in tie
drawing.
A company has been organized to
build a toll bridge over Elk Creek
connecting Clarksburg with the new
Baltimore & Ohio roalroad passenger
depot.
The Woman's Easter addition of the
Clarksburg News, edited by the ladies'
of the Episcopal church. was highly
appreciated by our citizens.
Our Fair Directors have so amended
the bylaws of the society as TO prevent
more than six entries of any one per-
son in the ladies department being
made. by any person residing out or
the State. This will prevent the car
rving off of premiums by professional
exhibitors. who travel about from Far
TO Fair.
David T. Price has resigned as audi
tor of the Pinicinick Coal Company
and accepted position with a nrm IN
Baltimore.
The literary contests at Broaddus In
stitute on Friday evening was very
successful one, and every one did credit
to himself -,
Every one regrets that the health OF
Judge J. NJ. Hagans Will prevent
his holding court in this city at the
Nav term. 1t is more than likely that
Judge Harrison will hold it.
Among prominent people visiting
abroad are: S. B. Kopp, at New YORK
CITY: A. c. Moore, Washington; Mrs.
R s, Gardner. Washington; G. B. Cor
paning. Morgantown; Mrs. w. L. Cole'
Parkersburg: Mrs. c. S. Sands Terra
Alta: Samuel Fitho, Pruntytown; Jonn
Stuart. Athens. O.; Mr.. and Mrs. Il: NJ
Barnett. Webster; H. S. Smith, Falr-
mont; Mrs. L. A. Smith, CumDerlanu'
and p. w. Williams, Uniontown, "a
OF visitors in the city we notice: Mr.:
Du. O'Brien. of Glenville; Miss Nell
Basel Wheeling; Ellsworth lhQmp-
son. Grafton; Harry Clayton
Grafton: Miss Cora Ogden, Falrmont;
Miss Bessie Minnich, Washington; Miss
Mary Fitzhugh. Culpepper, Va; MIS-.
NJ. E. Peck. Philippi; R: L; Blahu'
Weston; Mrs. Augustus Stone M0non-
gah; A. D. Holden. Chenille; ). H.
knapp Philippi; H. E. Tyson Falr-
mont; Mrs J. F. Hutchinson ParKers-
burg; S. B. Kopp, New York; Mrs. A.
\. Edmiston and Miss Maud Farhes-
worth. BuckhannOn.
We hope in a short while TO give you
a lengthy report of fashionable Weu-
ding in high circles for the SUNDAY
Register.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02

with Mn ]. E. Bartlett at his home in Ma
pie avenue. New Martinsville. W. va.
Mrs. Sue A. Savers was the guest OIL
friends in Wheeling recently.
The stockholders of the Paden's valley
Oil Co. held their first meeting Wednesday
p. m, at Sistersville.
John Nelson Van Camp was in New
Martinsville this week on business.
The many friends at this place OF Capt.
Henry Shaw. of Belpre, o., were very
sorry to hear of his severe illness. Mr..
Shaw left last week for the Hot Sulphur
Springs, Ark, for his health.
The Paden's Valley Oil Co. will drill
their first oil well hare soon as a test to the
place and it is hoped it will prove a good
well. The following names comprise the
stockholders: Messrs. Morrison and Sic
mier. of ST. Louis, Mo-; German, Smith,
Bosnia Boyers, Paden. Broadwater, Rus
sell. Bartlett and others of Sistersville,
and Mr.. Tucker of New Martinsville. Mr..
Robert NJ Morrison and Mr.. Sicmier, of
81. Louis, Mo, have commanding interest.
The remainder being taken with fifty or
one hundred dollars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
ST GAINESVILLE.


St. Clairsville. O.. May Mrs. c. w.
Finch is visiting friends and relatives
I'm Newark. this week
Mrs. Ora and Abbie Boroff went TO
Columbus this week for short stay.
Miss Kate Crozier, Of Cambridge Is
visiting her niece. Mrs Z. l.. McMlllen.
Clearance Cochran went TO PlttsDurg
on a business trip this week.
A. L. Mcfarland is visiting friends
and relatives in Columbus.
Quite number Of ST. ClalrsvilIe
Knights of Pythias attended the district
association at Cadiz.
Miss Minnie Thompson IS visiting
relatives in Cambridge this week.
Mrs. 7. p. Hoover, of Morristown, IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Hor-
ner. Of this place.
Marriage licenses: Sanford Murphy
and Mary E. Mnburn. William H. kap-
pler and Rena Miller, Joseph O'Toole
and Nora Ruter, Lewis kiger ana
Anna Richardson, Charles \. smith
and Ida Davidson, Jacob w. LETTERS
and Gertrude Bonner. Alonzo JeHers
and Ella Bonner. Isaac y. Brown ana
Fmma l.. Outright, Edwin E. Grub
ANA Gertrude b. Grouse.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
BURLINGTON.

Don p O.. Ohio, May w. L. Trip
has returned from an extended trip to
Florida
AT the Gle1n's Run school house on
Thursday evening the township COM
mencement under the BOXwell law,
was held. Roy Jump was the only one
TO take advantage of il. and in the pres
ence Of a large audience, he gave reel
,atiOn. The room was tastefully decor
ated with flowers and pOtJed plants. All
present were we'll pleased with the pro-
gr3mme.
Miss Minnie Henschel and Mr.. F. C..
MarQuedt, will be married in the near
future.
Christ Kuckuck spent last Wednes-
day in Wheeling, calling on friends.
Mrs. Charles Kuckuck is able TO be
around again. after a long sick spell.
Mr.. Reason Mansfield and son, or
Bloomingdale. were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Clark, OF Burling-
ton Road. last Wednesday.
The Missionary Society of the United
Presbyterian church, of Martins Ferry,
held their monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mr.. Mark
Dawson. on Burlington Road.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02

eoundine Charleston IS one Of the prooa-
bilitles OF the future.
Miss Anna Taylor has returned from
Ashville. y. c.. where she attended the
wedding ceremony Of her brother and Miss
Campau. Of Cn.cago. on Easter Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth Rummel returned on
Tuesday from a four months visit 10
friends and relatives in Baltimore ana
Florence y. c.
Judge and Mrs c. ". Hall entertained
few friends delightfully."- at whist on
Monday evening at their pretty home on
the corner Of Brooks and Washington
streets.
Miss Teresa Doddridge entertained the
friends and patrons of her school Oh FhE-
steal Culture and Dancing in her usual
handsome manner al the closing reception
OF the season. at Germania Hail. on Mon
day evening. Jacoby string orchestra
made the music for the occasion. A
lengthy programme of beautiful fancy
dances were given by the pupils Of the
school after which the following we'll
known society people took the floor and
paid unremitting devotion 10 terpsichore
for several hours: Mrs. Plus Levi. Misses
Bess Dana. Abuey. Hogeman. Mae and
sue Lewis. Anne Gentry, Mary and Maize
Couch. McMasters. Charlotte, Allemong.
Emma Doddridge. Pearl Satterwaite and
Dora Iaidley. and Senator Fast, of Nor
gantown. Messrs. Edward and Platte
Brightweu. Mead. Braxton Avis. p. G.
Walker. Charles Sterrett, G. J. and c.
Fullerton. Couch Guy Scott. Hopper 1. y.
smith. FIournoy. Briscoe Peyion, Harry
Roberts and Wilson Moves.
NIr. Walker Fearn. well known here.
leaving his aunt. Mrs. T. B. Swami, at
her home here several years ago. after
ward L. :. Minister 20 Greece. and now
judge Of the International Courts at Cairo.
arrived with Mrs Fean last Wednesday
from cairo. and proceeded at once TO New
port. where they will spend the summer
with their daughter, Mrs. S. Barron
French.
Master Joe. the precocious son OF
ar Joseph Ruffner. ceIe brated his sixth
birthday on Wednesday afternoon from
TO 6. al The hospiJable home of his parents.
on Brooks street. He was assisted in enter
tanning his Juvenile friends by his young
cousin. Tom. son Of Attorney Malcolm
The Italian orchestra made
music for the children. About twenty-five
OF them played about on the beautiful
lawn. and danced 10 the gay music. spend
ing the hours from 10 8 most merrily.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
pAnENS NAILEY.

PADENS VALLEY. w VA. May l.
James Young. Esq. of New Martinsville,
was here on legal business last Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Joyce Folks was in Sisters
willie Friday ms,ructing her music class at
tina, place.
Mrs. Jane Paden is irdisposed.
Rev. ]. NJ. Lauck viii occupy the pulpit
here sunday morning in the NJ. Z. church
south nj the usual hour.
Mr.. Jas. :. stephens returned home
from Pit,sburg. Pa, Tuesday morning on
the steamer Ben Hur.
]. Williams Boyers. OF Sistersvills. was
a guest in the Valley this week.
Mrs. Robert Hutchinson. Jr. Of Green's
burg. Pa was visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs Rober, Hutchinson at Shadyside.
Mrs. Anna Ankrom and daughter. Miss
Susie. were visiting relatives in New Mar
tinsville. w Va. the first Of the week.
Mr.. james Dolan and daughter Margaret
Of the Hotel Arlington. of Sistersville. W.
Va. we're in the Valley this week
Frank 5. Stephens spent last Sunday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
CLARKSBURG.

Clarksburg. W. Va. May The
short Line Railway Company is now
m work obtaining right of way through
real estate preparatory to commencing
work on its road. Let the good work
so on.
The Traders Hotel changed hands
to-dav II is now under the manage
ment of Mr.. c. w Leggett and Col.
Thomas B. Seely. of Baltimore.
Al a no distant day a series Of lots
will be offered for sale at North View. "
The company is building a house on
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
CRUSHED BY THE CARS.
One Man Fatally Hurt. and Another Badly
Manned Near Mt Savage
Special to the Register

Special 10 The REGISTER
Piedmont, w. Va. May Henry
Snyder. George Machin and William
Sauerbrine, coal miners in the Mount
Savage mine, met with a serious acct
dent last night. They were riding home
to Mt. Savage from the mines on a coal
car, sitting with their legs hanging over
the end of the car. Another train bump
ed the rear of the train on which they
were riding. causing the bumpers to col
lapse and allowing the ends Of the two
cars to come together. Snyder's and
Machin's legs were caught, and Mach
ms were crushed off. He died in three
hours from the shock. Snyders left
leg was amputated, and he is in pre-
carious condition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
MAY BE MURDER.
A Trackman on the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad, slugged and Robbed by

~
Railroad, Slugged and Robbed by
Tramp.
Special to the Register.
Ronceverte, w Va, May Near
Brooks. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. last night, James Cooper,
trackman. was robbed and so badly in
iured that he cannot recover He was
walking along the track, when he was
accosted by man who asked him the
distance to Brooks. Cooper answered
and was proceeding, when the stranger
struck him on the head with coupling
pin. crushing his skull. He was brought
here and finally regained consciousness
long enough to tell how he was hurt and
give a description of his assailant. The
robber took a small purse from Cooper,
but got only few cents for his trouble.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
THERACKET,
uO2-nO4 MARKET ST.
CHARLESTO

~rr,Rr rSTON. w. VA. May Hon.
-, 1r,Graw. of Grafton. was here on
business several DAYS this week.
General j. W. $. clair. OF Faye''e''-'a.
GEORGE PofauberCer. OF Point f-e-Sao''
d e.. Boyce. Of Cunnimont. \. 3. WHITE.
IN 1,9rlersburE and ex-senator White. OF
1.,ran county. were DISTINGUISHED arrivals
this week. ..,....,,......-.
Non James Capehar,. Of Po.n, Pleasant
ami s,urht,r Miss Alice. W,r. tae guests
M r-,.,..is here the early pare off this week.
Dfr.- Nrsrio~i. Gentry. who spent the
mas. fev, weeks very pleasantly as the
zines. of the family OF AR. W. ". j. pu-
r.~.v Of baltimore. is nc present visiting
friends in Norfolk Va
Mrs A Il. Fleming is being entertained
by her d7ush,er. Mn Edward Ward. ON
Norris street
Holm Baker White Frederick Neal Carr.
..t .tt.,,,- rrv. enjoyed fishing trip up
EI-1u Wednesday
Mrs Georse Needham. Of Richmond. In
f.4r1 is VISITING her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Runner on BrdooNs street,
ar n r. Dickson and mother have re-
t.rr.s from "a brief visit Co friends "a, Fay
e;,evi.ie.
Nrr. r.. Finley Titson. who has been here
since tr. close OF the LEGISLATURE. left this
week FOR Washington. ID. g.. where DE eN-
p..s TO- remain indefinitely.
THE Interstate Library Association Of
Knoxville. Tenn. has established loca.
caa7..r here and has placed am excellent
ut-ar a, the disposal Of It's members at
tAey N. C. A. rooms ON Capitol street.
Car, le,enko one of the popular business
r-.r of ths Capi,o, Ciy. lsft Tuesday Tor
baltimore. Nd. where he has accepted 81
POSITION I'm "a large retail dry GOODS house.
u.~ y p DuNy is I'm. Nicholas and
we5ster counties on business
Much 70 .he delight Of The yoCnser 500
cal element & dsaSirg pavilion is 20 De
erected On on. q. kSs beautiful hills sur
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
TO DEDICATE A MONUMENT.
Soldiers of the seventh West virginia
Regiment Making Preparations

Soldiers of the seventh West virginia
Regiment Making Preparations.
Special to the Register
Fairmont, w. Va, May IA meeting
of surviving members of the Seventh
West Virginia regiment was held here
Yesterday for the purpose of making ar
rangements for the dedication of mon
ument to the dead of that regiment at
Gettysburg, on July , Prof. T. c. Mil
Ter. of the State University, was made
chairman of the committee on arrange
ments. Gov. Atkinson has promised to
deliver the principal address. and other
prominent eX-soldiers will attend.
There are about four hundred survivors
who were at one time or another mem
bers of the regiment, and an effort viii
be made TO have all there.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
WILL BUILD FACTORY.
Big Hardwood working Plant to BE Is
tablished at Gauley.
;peclal to the Register.

S0cCIdL . IIIt Itt-Iatt''
Gauley. W. Va. May 1.-Spofford
Bros. of Oakland, Ohio, have bought a
big tract Of timber land near this city,
and have prepared the plans for a big
factory for the manufacture Of hubs,
barrels. pals. etc. 1t will be the largest
factory of its kind in West Virginia.
Tho timber tracts include about ten
million feet of hardwood lumber suited
TO the wants of the factory.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
HOSE! HOSE! HOSE!

1000 dozen Fast Black Hose 80. Sc, l-c
15c, lee. sc. about oue-half price
COrsets l5c. Use. Z3c. $50, see tlrin- o.,
Tam OShanyers. Hats and Cap7S par
gains.
New Lace 1c. %. Sc. 4c &C. fc Sc loc I'd.
Misses Ties Sc Zoe. 15c.
New Belts zoe. t5c 1Nc. 25c.
Two dozen good Pearl Buttons ....-.'''-''c
HandkerchiefS lc. 90. 60. fc. So ~. al,
New separate skirts Csc. 81 is. 81 ~. 81 ~.
Shirt Waists an the latest styles, new
goods, 25c, Csc. 33C 4fc. 4Sc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
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