Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-09-26
NEW EaaRTsaSsIlLE.

NEW MARTINsvILLE, w Va, Sep
fsm5er 2S..Bud Snodgrass, Of Burton,
Fleming and Charley Powell, of Fair
mont; P. A. Shanor and R. T. Moore,
OF Sistersville, attorneys, were attending
court here this week.
nnger, fell from a horse Monday, Lreak-
ing his right arm. Dr.. J. w. Schmeid
reqrced the fracture:
john Schlobohm. of Endicott. is calling
on his brother, f. NJ. Schlobohn, of Main
street.
Mrs. S B. Hall gave a reception We'd
nesday evening in honor of ner guest
Miss Cbra Cockayne. of Moundsville.
Miss Dot Lazear, of the South Side, is
the guest of relatives at Parkersburg.
MRS. Col L. NJ. Stephens and baby Bry-
an are visiting relatives at Powhatan.
Col. A. 3. Moore was a business caller
at Sistersvile Thursday.
Ihos: f. Barrett, a well known attorney
week.
Prof. ]. NJ. Skinner and wife, of Sisters
vlie, spent Sunday here with Mrs. Skin
ner,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Butcher.
MRS. Reich, mother of the Reich Bros,
has gone TO Cleveland, Ohio, where she
will make her future home
Miss Bird Williamson, of Ripley, was
the charming guest of Mrs. l.. Merrill, the
first of the week
Homer Richardson has returned home
from the State University by reason of
j. 3. somerville. of Wheeling. was here
two days this week looking after his oil
Rev. j. NJ. Carter, the newly appointed
preacher of the NJ. e. Church South,
preached his first sermon here Sunday.
j ID: Ewing, prominent attorney of
wheeling, spent Wednesday here on legal
business.
The Epworth League of the NJ E. church
VIII give an oyster supper at the residence
OF Capt. b. II. Bowers this evening.
w. S. Barack, of Burton, is calling on
his brother, c. w. Barrack, Of Main
street.
S. p Carney, of Littleton, was the guest
or Col. H. r. Thompson Thursday.
Miss Dasia Richardson. who has been
an invalid for nearly four years, was able
to attend church Sunday.
robert Pemberton, of st. Mary's. is here
to see his aged father. who is very low
with no hope of recovery.
Mrs. John c. McMunn. Mcdonald Snod-
grass and daughter Miss Ada Mrs w
Williams, Miss Nettie Elliott and Master
Junior took in the big show at Sistersyille
Thursday.
Miss Maud Martin is calling on her cous-
in. Miss Maud Brock, of Moundsville
Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Lauck have returned
from short stay at Barboursville. W. Va
Mrs Anna Fitch and Mrs. Dr. r. P:
LoWther have returned from an extended
visit to friends at Barboursville.
Miss Ola Wetzel is confined to her home
by sickness.
4. 7. Stewart, an ex-deputy marshal Of
Athens. Is here attending court.
Geo. HARRISON and sister, Miss Rebecca.
OF Franklin, Marshall county, spent the
week with friends here.
Miss Carrie Cockayne, who has been here
some days as the guest of Mrs. S. b. Hail.
left for her home at Moundscville Thurs
day.
ExJudge r. II. Freer spent Thursday
night at Wheeling. He was called TO the
CITY by business appointment.
Thursday there We're sold 2s6 tickets for
Sistersville from this city. The o. r. r.
X. gave excursion rates to that place on
that day.
There were a large number of indict-
ments returned by the grand jury, six or
| eight being for felony.
Rev. L. d. Hanna, of the NJ. E church.
will leave next week to attend conference
The members of the church here will ask
for his return.
f. d. Young, lawyer of sistersville, was
calling on his father, DIR. Jacob Young, of
Maple avenue, the first of the week.
John Strcsnider, of littleton, has ac-
cepted position in Percy D. Leaps drug
store.
Mrs. Lutte Thompson, of Wellsburg, is
the guest of her uncle, H. r. Thompson,
OF Maple avenue.
Miss Bird Curtis, of West Liberty, has
been employed as an additional teacher
in our high school. She entered upon the
discharge of her duties Monday
j. Tom Orkies and Roy Farrell spent
Sunday with friends at Slstersville.
Prof. p w. Haunsch, of Monroe county,
Ohio, and one of the school examiners
of that. county, was calling on friends
here a few days since.
Col. Fontain Smith, of Fairmont, spent
the week here at court
f.. j. Thompson, superintendent of the
Alpha Oil Co, formerly of this city, but
now a resident of Sistersv1He, was calling
on old friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. e. L. RAIN, of Aspinwkal Pa,
who has been the guest of her niece Mrs.
H. NJ. Hall, left for her home Thursday.
H. NJ. Hall, abstractor for the South.
Penn Oil Co.. will move into the Tucker
building on Maple avenue, October LIST.