Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10
NEW MARTINSVILLE.

NEW MARTINSVILLE. w. VA, Jan
uary 9-Ross Eakin, Charley Koontz.
! Forest Lowther. Lloyd Mclntire, car
| ence Clark and Jacob Abersold, students
! in the State University, returned TO Nor
gantown Monday ~, .....os 80
| Charley and Leonard Hall returned 10
Marietta College Monday.
Col. Jacob Koontz made business trip
! to Wheeling Monday.
Judge Geo II. Umstead and Col. l.. NJ.
Stephens Wetzels representatives in the
/ Legislature will leave for Charleston on
Miss Jewel McGfn. of Moundsvlllc, is the
I Side.
| W. MEG. Hall spent a few days at Cairo.
! Richie county this week taking deposl-
| tons in an important suit pending IN the
Misses Edith Wilson and Mabel Moore,
| of Sistersville, are guests of Miss Lillian
! Eakin.
| on Miss Mamie McEldowney.
! Edith OXnard, of Wheeling, is visiting
! her aunt. Miss V. Springer, of Maple
John w. Tucker. of Wheeling. was call
ing on his sister, Mrs. NJ. Mccain, We'd
| neSday.
Miss Sue Mofitt, of Ripley, is the guest
Miss Bessie Sims of Clarington is calling
! on Miss Mary Slender
Mrs. J. b. Clark is recovering from a
|
! Charley HorbiSon, Of Franklin, spent the
! week with relatives in town.
Miss Emma Habermenl. of Darlington,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Jessie
! Hornbrook.
Mrs. ]. w. Newman has returned from
| a two weeks visit to her sister, Mrs 3. I.
! Morgan. of Pine Grove.
! Mrs. ID. \. Mangold and daughter Miss
| Bertha, have returned from an extended
! visit to friends at Wheeling
! Frank -Shuman, of Alva. Tylyer county.
was calling on friends here the first of the
| week.
! College. was calling on friends in town
! Tuesday.
Clarence Sharp. of Parkersburg. was
calling on John Laremore and family this
T. S. Riley. of Wheeling. and [. n. Ar
/ nett, of Fairmont attorneys were here
! Tuesday on legal business.
Miss Lillian Carrot Of Parkersburg,
was the charming guest of Miss Martha
! Paden the first of the week.
! Miss Ada Warnfeldt of Wheeling. who
was visiting Miss Maggie WEIGH, returned
! home Wednesday.
Raw Ferren who spent the holidays as
/ the guest of his uncle, II. R.R Thompson
returned TO BuckhannOn College Mon
/ day.
John Dopler. a Justice of the town of
/ Proctor was in town Thursday.
! Geo. Thomas. Of Hundred, was calling
in town Thursday.
Mrs. Col. l.. NJ; Stephens and baby
! Bryan" are sojouring at Thompson
MARSHALL county. Mrs. Stephens will re-
main there with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| F. Richardson. while her husband is serv-
| ing his country at Charleston.
/ A. NJ. Francis. a merchant of the South
! Side is suffering of varicOse veins in one
| leg. He is confined 10 his room.
Joe. Slender. Jr.. while playing on the
| turn table of the railroad Sunday had one
| Of his feet badly bruised.
An old saloon building or the South Side
/ belonging to Dunlap was burned Wednes-
! day morning. 1t was used as a meeting
place of the Brooklin Council. Cause of
| fire unknown.
j. b. Hicks, of Moundsville, was here
! Tuesday on legal business.
A municipal election for the town Of
! Brooklin was held Thursday. NJ. r. Nor
ris was elected Mayor; Recorder. Richard
! Basel Hill; Councilmen, John Harrigan,
| John STAINS Ed. Tappert, Guido Probst and
| Charley Beck. Brooklin is that addition
of this city lying south of Fishing Creek
and is a separate corporation.