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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-27
WASHINGTON.

Washington. Pa, June 26.-The pic
mic at the fair grounds to-day for the
benefit Of the married men who recently
lost their work by the burning Oh lne
Novelty glass house, is being largely
attended. and a handsome sum Will De
realized.
The new borough of New Washing
ton will elect officers at special cleo
ton next week.
David T. Morgan died at his home
here on Wednesday of congestion OF the
brain. He was born at New Lisbon, o.
his father being prominent Ohio editor
for many years.
Commencing on Monday next the
Daily Reporter will be an eight-page'
six-column paper, an increase OF SIX
columns daily, and the semi-weekly Will
hereafter appear "thrice-aweek. These
changes are being forced upon the Re
porter by its largly increasing business,
which it so richly deserves. The sue
cess of this paper proves concluslvely
that it pays to give people the news
while il is new, and in reliable man
ner.
w. & ]. base ball club has disband-
ed for the season, its players having
r.turned to their several homes. 1t was
the best club that has represented the
college in many years.
Miss Katie McCandless. of New Cas-
tie, is the guest of Miss Rachel Taylor.
Miss Florence Hall, of Dayton, ONO,
IS the guest of the Misses McGoifey, on
South Franklin street.
Mss Louie Taylor, the violinist, VIII
leave for her home in Canada on next
Monday.
On Thursday evening the Washington
school board met for the purpose Of
employing teachers for the coming
year. All the old teachers were cleo
ted but two. who were not candidates.
The board at this meeting did not elect
q principal, this position being vacant
by the resignation Of Professor Braden.
There are fifty-fve applicants for this
position.
The attendance at the commencement
exercises of w. & J. college during the
past week were very largely attended.
Thorlas Armitage left Tuesday on
visit to friends at Freeport.
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was in town Friday. He was on his
way to Fairmont.
Alex. Zeck is at Terra Alta this week
looking after his insurance business.
Henry Kelley, of Cumberland, Nd,
was here Wednesday.
John B. Mccoy was in Braxton coun-
" the first of the week.
Hon. John J. Davis. Of Clarksburg,
was a legal caller in town Friday.
Dr.. e. NJ. Turner, OF Morgantown,
was here Thursday.
Walter L. Shuck, B. & o. store
keeper, was at Cleveland, Ohio, Thurs
day.
]. Marsh Allen, of Newark, O., was
here Friday.
The citizens are preparing to give a
grand parade here on next Saturday
Two balloon ascensions. a trades dis
play bicycle race to Webster and re-
turn a distance of eight miles. in which
about twenty will participate. Fire
works at night, conducted by the Hogan
Alley boys.
Hon. A. G.. Dayton was in town a
few hours Friday.
Henry Lippincott. of Baltimore, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Gilbert,
Saturday.
Rev J. H. Flanagan, D. D., was at
Fairmont Thursday where he officlated
at the Fleming Morgan wedding.
Pete Dinkle. proprietor OF the Ar
lington Hotel, is quite i'll.
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont, w. Va, June 26.-Mr.
Fleming, of Wheeling, is in town in
the interest of the Register.
Miss Edna Johnson is visiting at
Grafton.
Mr.. Fred w. Seaber is expected
home from the hospital July 3D..
Miss Lenora Helms is visiting rela-
tives at St. Louis, Mo.
J. Hunter Smith has taken charge
of the principal hotel at Mt. Lake
Park.
Mrs. M. L. Rine and Mrs. Israel
Right are quite sick.
Mrs. J. F. Getty and Miss Pearl
Copeland, of Davis, are guests of Mrs.
J. H. C. Getty.
Frank fisher is visiting at Column
bus, o.
e. p. Richardson and family are
guests of H. s. Richardson.
Miss Grace Johnson is visiting at
Oakland.
Miss Grace Kelly is at Cumberland.
The U. B. Sunday school children
will hold a picnic next Monday
J. w. Wilt has been granted an in
crease Of pension.
Mrs. W. J. and Master Howard
Williams are at Mt. Lake Park ior the
summer.
Jas. A. Taylor is off duty on va
cation.
S. L. Dennison's pension has been
increased.
DIS. Z. A. Cross and w. A. Shuey
and MIR. W. w. Woods leave first of
the week for a trip to California.
The funeral of Thomas Carr, of Nor
gantown. Adam Johnson and B. F.
Cline, of this place, took place yester-
day and to-day.
+. j. Fredlock purchased the Turley
property this week for 81 $50 and David
Cowan the Gilmore lot for 1896. The
sale Of the Cook real estate was stopped
by an injunction.
There are several cases OF whooping
cough and typhoid fever in this vicinity.
The u. B. Church will hold quarterly
meeting tomorrow.
]. II. Cramer, Jr., will erect a fine
Office building on Ashfield street.
The stockholders Of the Irwin Towns
Manufacturing Company will be held
Thursday night.
The salaries of the teachers Of Pied
mont Independent district for last year
amounted to 1888.
The st Peters parochial school gave
a pleasant entertainment Wednesday
night. The performances Of the pupils
were most excellent, as they always
are.
George Ravenscraft and Harry Smith,
of Piedmont. and two children from
Maryland, who were bitten by mad
dog Thursday. were sent to Baltimore
last night for treatment.
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GRAFTON.

Grafton. W. Va, June 26.-M. Grow,
of Parkersburg, is a business visitor in
town.
Quite a number of citizens and admir-
ers Of Governor Atkinson were at the
depot Thursday evening to greet him as
he was passing through on his wedding
tour.
Mrs. Riley Gregg is visiting friends at
Warrington.
A. c. H. Holy is confined to his home
on Washington street with rheumatism.
VIM. Lohmyer, of Charleston, was
here Wednesday and Thursday.
Jacob Henry Knopp. who has been
confined at his home in Philippi for sew
eral weeks with fever, is again on the
road attending to his duties as deputy
collector.
Mrs. B. F. Martin is visiting friends
in Fairmont.
Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Lightburn re-
turned to their Thursday from a visit
to friends at Wing, Randolph county.
Quite a number of the Masonic fra
ternity attended the celebration OF ST.
Johns Day at Clarksburg Thursday.
John Gibson. of Tunnelton. was in
town Monday.
Miss Anna Addison is visiting friends
at Moundsville and Wheeling.
H. S. Walker, B. & o. conductor
from near Pittsburg, is at home for a
few DAYS on account Of a crippled hand.
Mrs. ]. H. Young returned 20 her
home in Baltimore Friday after a pleas
ant visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. P. Kimmel. on Washington street.
Miss Emma Kimmel accompanied her.
u. X. Reed and T. T. Wallis, Of
Clarksburg. were in town Monday.
B. o. Sergeant is in Chicago looking
after the interests of his telephone eX-
change.
Rev. D. S. Fish attended quarterly
conference at Newburg.
The ladies Of the Lutheran Church
he'd a NEST successful social at Mrs.
REYNOLDS. Friday.
The Golden Link Club entertained
their friends with a grand hall at
Brinkman's Friday night Refresh
MEETS were served.
Charles II. Rector was at Pruntytown
Friday looking after the interests OF
the Industrial school.
R. c. Wilkln, OF Wheeling, was In
town Thursday and Friday.
Hon. Truman Elliott, OF Belington,
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STEUBENVILLE.

Steubenyille. Ohio, June 26.-The
fashionable function Of this week was
the summer concert given in the Opera
House and the following talent took
part: w. II . Mcdonald. Miss Grace Nil
Ter. W. Med. Darlington, and Hugh
Ward. Of PitJsburg, Miss Anna Allison
Jones, of GAINESVILLE. and Curtis Clark,
of Toronto, and Paul Pope, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jep /. HoltOn enter
tanned friends on Friday evening in
honor Of Miss Margaret McC0oks
guests.
Pew. c.. W. Hiuke. of St. Paul's, Is
visiting at S.. MlchaeIs, Maryland,
where Mrs. Hlnkle has been for some
time.
The Brotherhood Of the Second Pres
byterian Church held social meeting
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs Annie s. Means and daughter,
Mss Virginia, nave gone to New Ha-
ven, Conn. on a visit.
j. NJ Rickev has been here from
Cleveland On a visit this week.
Mrs. John Ingham and daughter are
visiting at the McCOnyil'e homestead.
VIII and Harry Grler. Hsny Wallace
and Arthur Chandler are home from
college.
Mrs. H. s. Robertson is visiting her
sister in Cleveland.
Charles Hanna, Of Monmouth ILL.,. is
a guest Of his brother, Rev. T. II. Han
na.
Miss Georgia Boyer is visiting in Col
umbus.
Mrs. W. R link entertained the VS.
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. b. Salmon IS home after
visit in GAINESVILLE and Columbus.
Mrs. G G Castor is home after a
visit in Wooster and Cleveland.
George Shane. Of Philadslphia, is Wis
itiug his father, DR.. s. c. Shane.
On Tuesday next the following will
leave here for California: Nessis Mary
and Anna Orr. Mrs. W. NJ. Trainer.
Miss Mary Sheal. Mrs. Eva Crown. Miss
Emma Wilson. Misses Rose and LizZ;e
Hill. Mrs. David MCGOWAN. East0n.
Jeanette and Helen MCGOWAN, 7. z.
Jones and wife. J. W. Gray and wife,
Winfield Scott and wife. w. s. Walker
and wife. DR.. Tb0z Walker. Homer
Cook. Mrs. Mary Beck. Of this citv; A.
r Wells. Chas. Bremen. !. c. Ham,
uord. of Wel'svill5; Misses Georgia
Roome and Annie W Elder, Of Sisters
Vile.
At Holy Name Church. on Wednes-
day afternoon. Frank Burns was mar
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ST. NIARY'S.

ST. MARY'S. W. VA, June 26.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. Fleoher, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cain. Mrs and Mrs. S. w. Cain,
George Strckling and L. q. Towsy, will
leave Monday in wagons for the noun
tains in Randolph county to spend a few
weeks fishing.
Attorneys c. 3. Johnson and NJ. D.
Hanea were in Writ county this week on
business.
Fifteen members of the I. o. o. F. were
at Parkersburg Thursday 10 attend the
LAYING Of the corner stone of the Temple
which is being erected in that city.
A number of young people lspansiEhe lat
ter part of the week fishing at Salama.
The ball given by the local dancing
club Wednesday night was one of the en-
iovable occasions Of the season except
the interference of the excessive heat.
The County Court was in session part of
the week. The levy for county purposes
was seventy-hve cents on the one hum
bred dollars and for roads twenty cents.
The Court passed an order requesting the
Sheriff to put all persons in jail in de-
fault of payment Of fines, 10 be put to
work on the public roads, and the clerk
of the Court was instructed to procure
balls and chains for the purpose of car
rying out the order in full.
NJ A. Ruckman refusing 10 serve on
the school book board, VIM. Cornell was
appointed in his place.
p. s Powell returned a few days ago
from Philadelphia where he has been at
tending college to spend his vacation.
Mr.. 0. c. Ogdin was at Marietta on bus
mess Wednesday.
Mrs. T. w Frink and daughter Annie,
went to Pittsburg Friday 10 visit friends.
Miss Annie Sprague. of Parkersburg,
is spending short time with Mrs. D. a.
Blackburn.
Miss johnson. Of Custer City. Pa. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. J. Lockhart
Mr. c. G. Davis, stenographer. went to
Parkersburg to-day to spend Sunday with
friends
Mrs. Buleh Triplett is the guest OF Mrs.
d. l.. Steers this week.
J. B. Handlan. of the firm Of Howard &
Handlan. Attorneys at Law, was in ST.
Mary's wednesday on legal business.
Mr.. T. o. Reynolds has convalesed SUI
fciently 20 set up part Of the week.
Dr. s. E. Longfet Of MorgansvIlle,
visited friends here this week.
Mrs. S. T. Mallory. of Pargersburg, is
spending a short time visiting her
mother. Mrs. Bushfield.
Mrs. $. Tygard and her daughter, Miss
Annie Wells are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ].
NJ. Wells.
The Ladies' AID Society of the NJ. E.
church will givbe a dinner. supper and
social in the ice cream parlOr of Reynolds
& sharpley Saturday. July the third.
Messers. Jos. Mueller. cutter for Coop
er's merchant tailor establls hment. r. c,
Hyatt. stenographer for o. H., Suck, John
Mullen, stenographer and bookkeeper fcr
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HANNIBAL.

Hannibal. O., June 26.-Capt. Chas.
Muhleman and J. f. Neuenschwander
of this place. and ]. C Decker. the Bell
telephone inspector, Of Wheeling. We're
ar Benwood and Woodsfield, Ohio on
Tuesday and Wednesday on business
connected with the Bsresville and
Woodsfield long distance telephone
line. which was completed this week
This line will be great benefit to the
public generally and the Efforts put
forth by the two gentlemen and others
from this place to get it should be high
ly appreciated.
Shell Strain arrived home Saturday
evening after an absence Of three
months at Scio College.
Misses Minnie and Blanche O'Neil
were at Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Shaffer. of Wheeling. 7;
the guest Of Misses Bell and Alice Rist
A. NJ. Voegtly and Alva Voegtly left
On the keystone State Tuesday fol-
Cincinnati They were joined at Mari
eta. O., by J. r. Dunlap.
Miss AIDA Cehrs was at Wheeling
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. A. Fl. Hofer left Saturday for q
months visit at East Palestine, o,
Mrs. Geo. Wood and Miss Laura
Wood were away from town several
days, returning home Thursday even.
ing
Misses Bessie and Inez Wilson, ac.
companied by lady friend returned
home Friday evening from a months
visit with friends at Summerfeld ant
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NEW MARTINSVILLE.

NEW MARTINSVILLE. w. VA, June
%.-Miss Anna. the handsome daughter
of Phil. Keppel, spent Sunday with
friends in Tyler county.
Mrs. ]. NJ Null and daughter Misses
Minnie. Georgia and Martha. were visit
ing friends at Smithfield the first OF the
week.
Mrs. @. D. Lazear is calling on friends
at Wheeling.
Mrs. n. Bandi is visiting her parents in
Monroe county, Ohio.
Miss Emma Beck is attending school
commencement at Wheeling. Her cousin
Miss Edna Stephens graduates from the
school.
Mis- Lulu Hall returned the first OF the
week from months visit to friends at
Wheeling.
Misses Georgia Clark and Sadie Wells
attending school at McMechen this week
Geo. B. woodstock has taken his fast
horses to Beaver, Pa, where he Will en-
ter the races.
Miss Cora McCarn returned Friday
from an extended visit to friends at
Wheeling.
Harry McEldcwney, Court stenographer
is at Harrisville.
Mrs. Geo. B. woodstock is visiting her
parents at Stewards Landing. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pr~>nger, Of Smi;hfeld,
are guests of VIII Francis and family,
Mrs. ]. II. Tnom and daughter. Miss
Grace. of Beipre, o.. were guests of their
cousin. Mrs. c. C. Eisanbarth Sunday.
Col Bill Fitch, Supt. of the New Mar
tinsville Natural Gas Co., was at Claring-
ton this week laying gas mains in the
town. The company has purchased the
Lee Higgs' gas well at Franklin and are
utilizing it.
Mrs. ]. T. Snider. of Drill, o., spent
few days here with friends.
Miss Nellie Sharp has returned from an
extended visit to friends at Columbus, O.
DR.. Jacob Young has let contract for
new residence on High street TO Fred
Butcher.
Geo. B. Tlhomp3on, Of Sistersville,
brought some fine horses here for training
purposes on the race track.
Miss Ida Tisher, of Hannibal spent
few days here with her sister, Mrs. c. c.
Esenbarth.
Miss Lena Lowther left for Marietta
wednesday WHERE sic W iAA ASAiiH4A4 q AN'
weeks the guest of friends.
Ed. Duerr of the firm of Duerr Bros.
made a flying trip to Washington, d. c.,
a few days since.
It is said that the Board Of Education
will make a general change in teachers
in the Magnolia High school for the COM
ing year.
f.. NJ. Treat. Of Slstersvllle, spent Mon
day with friends here.
Our county Jail has become so insecure
that two guards are employed to keep
prisoners in The County Commissioners
have been discussing the subject of re-
pairing the public building for some years
but are very slow to act.
C. c. Eisanbarth has let the contract
for new dwelling 20 be erected on Maple
avenue. Jos. Chaplin, contractor.
E. l.. Robinson. Prosecuting Attorney,
went to Parkersburg Friday on legal bus
mess.
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Quaker City. Ohio.
TELEPHONE NO. 22S

Quaker City, Ohio.
Mrs. Oblinger, Of New Martiuar.
was in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forty Neuenschwar5.,
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Alder
Bruny spent Sunday with friend. e
the country.
The English NJ. f. church is l
repaired, and while it is the hand.
the workmen, the services will De
in the German NJ. e. church.
Chas. Braunlich, Of Wheeling Was.
town Thursday.
Mrs. Ketty and family left for .
home at Matamoras Thursday
Geo. Wood and daughter, Mis-. Ga.
trude, and John Wood. left Oh I'd;
Queen City Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. Heylom wa. az
Wheeling Monday.
j. A. Voegtly, of the Steamer Ike.
ington, spent Sunday in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold and two ct
dren, of Bellaire, were guests o.. Capt.
and Miss Minnie O'Neill, several days.
Rev. and Mrs. Custer and family
spent Thursday with friends al Buck.
hill.
Pew. f. f. Wilson, Of MiddleheIl o.
is visiting his parents Rev. and Ms
G.. NJ Wilson.
Chas. O'Neill returned home Frd.,
from Marietta, O., where be has ha-
attending college for the past Mn,
months.
Mrs. s. W. Leep was at Wheeln.
Wednesday.
An entrance was effected through .
kitchen window TO the residence -.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cline on Thursday
night, while the family were asleep ur
stairs. and the lower part Of The house
thoroughly ransacked. but DID, losses o'
any kind were discoyersI and 10 is
supposed that the thief or thieves were
after money. which they fortunately
failed to find.
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Sans. Bert sharpley, Of the ice cream
parlor and Hyerton tonsorial artist went
to Newport on an excursion last Sunday.
Mr.. Roy Dunn left for his home IN
Canada Friday.
Mr.. j. L. Mullen spent few days this
week with friends at Parkersburg.
Mr.. S. l.. White went home to Salem
Thursday to spend a few days with his
parents. His partner, Mr.. Dudley, is in
his place during his visit.
The foundation of the p. f. church is
finished and tits very neat substantial
and snowy job OF mechanism.
VIM. Fife is building barn on the lot
purchased Of ]. c. holland.
Miss Clara Campbell was graduated In
the public school This summer will attend
the Chenille Normal school next year.
Mr. Gerald Johnson went to Pittsburg
on the excursion Friday and expects to
spend three weeks visiting friends in
Pennsylvania.
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turned Wednesday from Lawrence. New
jersey. where they have been attending 4
preparatory school.
Charles Fontaine. Of Huntington, is the
guest Of his mother.
Mrs. TauI Jones. of Middleport, O., with
her daughter is visiting her brother Z.
c. Dumble, on Quarter street.
Mrs. Ormsby Rose. Of Castle Guard,
NV Palace county Of Limerick Ireland.
he's arrived here and will be the guest Of
Rev. and Mrs c. Hsly Molony for some
time. She viii spend the summer in Amer
lea.
Carleton Peyton has returned from
Pt,sburg. where he has been super.ntent-
ing an important piece Of work on one Of
Csrnesis's roads.
Charles NJ. Gauahe- and son Maurice,
are In Cincinnati this week.
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ried to Miss Elizabeth Shea, by Father
Hartley.
Mrs. Thomas 1IcCrystal and son are
visiting relations in Columbus.
Nathan Gossett is down from Pitts
burg for a visit of several weeks.
Mrs. George Carroll, of Chicago juno
ton. is the guest of Mrs. J. Snyder.
Mr.. Coleman and family, Of Union
City, Ind. are visiting NJ. A. Sprague
and family.
Miss Edith Boyles, of Warren, Ohio,
is a guest Of Miss Bertha Paine.
c. NJ Campbell leaves on Monday
for CambridgebOro for months stay
for his health.
Miss Mary Mccormick. Of HICKORY
Pa. is a guest Of Mrs. R. E. Blinn.
Edward and Louise Soul, of Somer-
set. Pa. are guests of the Misses Scull.
Mrs. w. E. McEidowney and Miss
Isabel Sarratt are visiting Cadiz rela-
tives.
Paul R. Pope, of this city, took the
Junior honors at Adelbert College.
Miss Anna Hail, of Wheeling, IS
guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ. B. Pat
terson.
John Elliott and family, Of Rochester,
Pa, who are visiting relatives here
leave Monday for California, where
they make their future home.
A. W. Hartness and family have re-
moved to Mansfield, where they make
their future home.
Misses Emma Kerr and Emma Brown
of Allegheny General Hospital Train
ing School, are spending their vacation
here.
Mrs. n. A. Foster has gone on an ex-
tended trip to Columbus and Chicago.
Mrs. Starrett, of Indianapolis, has re-
turned home after visiting her son, j..
NJ. Starrett. here.
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BENWOOD.

Mrs. Edith Dixon is visiting friends
in New Concord, Ohio.
Frank Williams, of Sistersville, was
calling on friends Of this city last week.
Mrs. Wells, of Tennessee, will de-
liver a lecture at the NJ. E. Church
Monday night.
c.. C. Doone, of Johnstown, Pa, Is
here in town for a few days.
Jacob Debold is at Youngstown at
tending the funeral Of his brother-ln-
law, Mr.. John Hagan.
Miss Alice Crockard and friend. both
of Steubenville, were guests Of Ben
wood friends.
MIS-. Douglass Weaver, after several
weeks visit with her parents. of this
place. has returned to her homo n
Cleveland, o.
Mr.. Louis Aprons, of Philadelphia,
was in town for a few days las, week
to call on his old friends.
Morseen Orr, Of Sistersville, called
to see his friends last week.
Miss Genevieve Barrett is on a visit
to relatives at Newark, o.
A number of people from this city
attended the A. o. L. w. picnic at
McAechen yesterday.
On next Friday night the Sisterhood
will entertain at their hall.
Andrew Juergens, Of Cincinnati, was
here on bSEiness last week.
J. l.. McMechen and wife, who have
been at Niagara Falls, have arrived
home
Miss Nora Dolbeare, accompanied by
her friend. Miss Mcclure. were at AIN
ems. Ohio. attending the commencement
last week.
James Barrett was at Pittsburg last
week.
Miss Mary Nolan is visiting relatives
in Steubenville.
Mrs. A. Carey and daughter. or
Wellsburg. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Vance, of lower ward.
Albert Ritter. who was burnt at the
Riverside plate mill a few DAYS ago.
is improving rapidly.
Chas. Vance has returned from
Greensboro Springs and Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Thomas Moran, of Sistersville,
stopped of to see her friend. Miss
Marvin Murray, a while on her way
to New York last week.
Mrs. George Kimpton left yesterday
to visit her parents in Irwin. Pa.
Those that were elected delegates OF
Benwood Epworth League to State con-
yention Of Leagues at Charleston were
Miss Nora Dolbeare and John Lineber-
ger. ~,
VIM. Johnson and his cousin, Mat
thew, will leave Monday for Flndlay,
Ohio.
Miss Annie Pelley, who was guest of
her brother. VIM. Pelley, of Mingo,
has returned home.
Miss Alice Fox and her friend, Miss
Lizzie Dolan. are guests Of their friends
in New Martinsville and Sistersvllle.
Louis Goecke, Chas. Abrams, Gus Cos
tetter John Healy and several others
are in fishing camp at Woodland.