Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-03
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months.
Eugene Sommervlle was In Westol.
several days this week on legal business.
Prof. T.. J. Humphrey will leave Mon-
day for Phil1pri to take charge Of the
Philippi public school as principal.
w. L. Shuck moved his family to Key
Sc. this week, whe:e they will make their
home in the future.
Vim. Jennings was business visitor to
Clarksbarg Wednesday.
l.. Addison was in Baltimore on bust
ness several days this week.
DIR. e. L. Love and Miss Maple Bald
win were married Wednesday of this
week at the M. E. parsonage by Rev. C
K. Shaw, in the presence OF the ralat
of the contracting parties. The happy
couple left the same afternoon for an @X-
tended bridal tour OF the eastern cities.
Mrs. John Wolff of KeyseY. is visiting
friends and relatives at this place and
Fetterman.
S. w. Jennings has opened barber
shop III the National bank building La
trobe street.
Joseph Fuccy, the successful bidder on
the water works extension, began the
first Of the week with large force of
hands, puttirg down the watts mains
through West Grafton.
Mrs. Lloyd Souders, who has been very
i'll with typhoid feven is at present much
improved and will i'm a few days be
entirely recovered.
The Lutheran church has secured the
services Of Edward Remenyi the famous
violinist. to give one OF his celebrated
in Iris
October II. The proceeds will be applied
to the church.
The handsome residence Of A ; viii
kinson, on West Washington street, is
rapidly nearing completion, and when
finished will be one of the handsomest
and most convenient homes in our city.
Mr.. George Davidson, of Parkersburg, is
the contractor.
l.. A. Smith. of the firm Of Gerkin &
Smith, made a trip this week to different
points in the State on business pertain
ing to his firm.
L. e. Evans, of Philippi, was here this
week, enroute home from Parkersburg.
e. A. Peck and c. B. Critics were
Wheeling visitors this week.
Judge w. T. Ice and c. NJ. Murphy, of
Philippi, were here during the week
G C. Stone and J. M. Woodford were
in Barbour county on business this week.
Miss Rose Heatherly. of Philippi. is Wis
iting Grafton friends.
Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Sheats were in
Wheeling the first part or the week.
E. B. Robinson and wife, of Phiippi,
were in town few hours Friday, on
their return from Nashville Tenn
Misses Valeria Adair, and Della Evans
have returned from a months visit at
Ellenboro
T. d. Bennington has been appointed
acting assistant trainmaster for the B.
& o. for the fifth division
]. F. Manown and f. B. Thompson
were here this week from Philippi.
V. c. Mallonee has resigned his position
as clerk to General Car Foreman Miller,
and D. H. Sheetz has been appointed in
his stead.
Robert J. Burdett drew a large crowd
at the Opera House Monday night, and
the NJ. E. church realized quite a hand
some sum of money.
Mrs. l.. j.. Deems of Beallsyille Pa
returned home this week, after an ex-
tended visit among relatives here She
was accompanied by Miss Jennie Brock
of this city, who will be her guest for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Mallonee will leave
next week for a short trip to Warrington
and other points in that portion of the
State driving the enire distance.
f. E. Price moved his family to Balti-
more on Thursday. Mr.. Price is the
senior member of the firm of Price Bros.
which have been doing an extensive lum-
Der business here for the past five years
His removal to Baltimore takes the
agency with him.
John H. Davis and F. NJ Poe are at
tending United States court at Clarks-
burg as petit jurors.
Capt. Fan Collett, of Elkins, was a
Wood House guest Thursday night.