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

Williamstown, w. Va, June g.
Misses Mary and Lutte Griffin very
pleasantly entertained a number OF
their friends on Friday evening.
Miss Laura Riddle is the guest Of
relatives in Parkersburg.
Miss Nora Willard, of Cameron, w.
Va, is the guest of Misses Nettie and
Annie Kepler.
Mrs. Jas. Patterson returned home
this week from Brownsville, w. Va,
Mrs. G. NJ. Berry has been visiting at
Sistersville the past week.
Capt. Lieving is building a new house
On Cherry avenue. w. p. Beeson is
putting up a new building on Railroad
street, in which will be opened a new
grocery.
Mrs. Chas. Mcconnell and children,
OF Parkersburg, are guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Griffin.
Mrs. Thomas Kester, of Horseneck,
w. Va. died Tuesday morning after a
lingering illness of jaundice. The fu-
neral services were held at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Jas. Griffin, on Wednes-
day afternoon, Rev. Kepler officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Page were visiting
friends in Parkersburg this week.
Miss Mary Fowler, of Attrey, w. Va,
has been visiting friends this week.
Miss Rachel Dyer is Clerking in the
new bakery.
Miss Mary Olds, of Marietta, O., was
visiting friends here the past week.
Rev. G. w. Kepler, Miss Ruth Evans
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day from Fairchance, where he had been
visiting his brother.
Mr.. Ray Rodeheaver and sister MISS
Meta left on Friday morning to attend
the commencement exercises at Buckhan-
non during next week.
William Jennings Bryan Fox made his
appearance Wednesday, June ,, and In
consequence Postmaster and Mrs. Pat
rick A. Fox are rejoicing over twelve
pound boy.
Mrs. c. sprigg Sands, of Clarksburg. is
visiting her many frienrs in town this
week. She was accompanied by Miss May
Cain.
The remains of George w. Burke was
inferred in the family burying ground on
Friday morning. he having died on We'd
nesday at his home near here. He leaves
n wife and several sons and daughters
to mourn his departure. lie was in his
seventy-fifth year.
The remains of Capt. Henry Former was
brought to Terra Alta on Monday from
Cumberland, Nd, and laid TO rest IN the
Terra Alta cemetery
Hon. John Z. Jones returned from
Wheeling last week where he had been IN
attendance at the bedside of Dr. Hattie Is.
Jones.
Miss Julia A. Drum, the well known
Philadelphia elocutionist, arrived at the
shriver Cottage on Wednesday and VIII
remain for a short time the guest OF Miss
Edna Shrver.
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MANNINGTON.

Warrington, w. Va, June 5.-Mlss
Fannie Prichard was visiting friends
in Pittsburgh this week.
Mrs. F. E. Foster, who has been Wis
iting friends in our city for the past
ten days, returned to her home IN
Wheeling Wednesday,
c. w. Robinson and w. II. Furboe
were business visitO''s in Parkersburg
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. FultZ. of Smithfield, is VS.
iting her sister, Mrs. Harry Douds.
George Nesbit, of Parkersburg, was
shaking hands with old friends IN our
city Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Conway, of Fairview, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. o. Atha.
Phil. Dietz was business visitor in
Wheeling Thursday,
A. Z. MILAN was a business visitor
in PennsbOrough the first of this week,
J. S. Hess is confined to his home
and Miss Nellie Carskadon, of our city,
Messrs. J. d. Archbold, H. H. Rodg-
ers. of New York; VIM. Fleming, n. f.
Clark, of OF City; and c. n. Payne, j.
J. Carter and Joseph Seep, of Titusvllle,
all of the Standard Oil Company, were
business visitors in our city Thursday.
Miss Laura Hoult, of Fetterman, was
visiting Mrs. Caleb Burt the first OF
the week.
Ex-Governor Fleming, of Fairmont,
was a business visitor in our city We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Miss Ardea Morgan went to Barracks
vile Thursday to visit relatives and
also to attend the commencement eX-
ercises.
Mr. John Fogle, of Washington, D. c.,
and Mss Nellie Carskadon, of our city,
were married at Cumberland, Md, We'd
nesday, June 2.
Rev. A. Day has been chosen by the
members of the Presbyterian church To
preach another year here.
Mss Jessie FuTbee left Friday for
Buckhannon to attend commencement
Miss Sallie Tetrick went to Fairmont
to attend commencement
Howard Atha, who has been in Pitts
burgh and other places in Pennsylvan-
ia, for some time for his health, return
ed home Friday.
Miss Jettie Knots was the guest OF
friends in Wheeling Friday and Satur-
day.
The funeral of Chas. H. Weible took
place Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock and
was largely attended. The flowers were
both beautiful and numerous.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL. o.. June Capt. Chas.
Muhleman and sister, Miss Minnie were
At Wheeling Wednesday.
Mrs. John fisher and daughter Miss
Eliza were at New Martnsville Monday.
Mrs. John Lenkard, Of Williamstown
w. Va. spent several days in town ihe
first of the week, the guest Of Mrs. Sarah
Lenkard and family.
Miss Carrie fisher was at New Mar
tinsvile Friday.
Miss Minnie O'Neill returned home Tues
day from Berea. o., where she has been
teaching school for the past nine months.
Misses Bessie and Inez Wilson Ieit Mon
day for Summcrfeld. O., vince they WI"
visit relatives for month.
Misses Nellie and Hattie Vo5gtly were
at Wheeling Thursday.
Miss Mint fisher visited relatives at
Steubenville from Saturday until Monday.
/ r. Dunlap. Of Marietta, O., was ia
town several days.
Misses Clara Neuenschwander and Ger
trude Wood were New Martinsvllle cali
ers Tuesday.
Mrs. A. c. Vetter and two children OF
sardis. O.. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Henry Neuenschwander Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. Lucy Dye was at Antioch, o., sew
eral days the first Of the week.
An ice cream social for the benefit OF the
church will be given on the lawn OF the
English NJ. L. parsonage on next Friday
evening.
Mrs. Levi Obling5r and daughter of New
Martinsville. were the guests OF MI. An
drew Rist and family Thursday.
Miss Jessie Neuenschwander left Thurs
dav for Wheeling where she Is the guest
Of Miss Maud Lenkand Of the Island.
Born to Prof. and Mrs. J. W. Kaserman
Thursday. a daughter
Miss Alice Rist is visiting frenoS al
Wheeling.
Alva Voeetly was at Wheeling Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Large quantities of fine Strawberries are
being sent from this place every day.
Mis- Fannie Hofer left Thursday for
| ReIIaire where she is the guest OF Miss
Ada Parks.
Miss Lib NoH rendered a delightful re-
| ception on Friday to her lady friends lH
honor of the eighticth anniversary OF h.f
mothers birthday. in response to eighty
invitations sent quite large number were
in attendance and the entertainment was
conducted both in afternoon and evening.
the hours being from three to five ana
from six to nine during which time there
was a constantly moving number OF Nis.-
tors The rooms and tables were prltu'y
decorated with cut flowers. During the
evening refreshments were served.
Mrs. D. f. Williams and son ieIt lor
their home Monday after spending Il le"
DAYS here with relatives.
Mrs. E. p. Taught and daughter return
cd home Thursday from Wadestown' W.
va. after an absence OF three weeks WIS.,
ting her parents at that place.
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HARRISBURG.

CLARKSBURG, w. VA. June 5.-lt
now looks like the short line railroad is a
certainty. 1t is paying its cold cash for
right-of ways over land, and has insti-
tuted a number of condemnation proceed
inCs 1t is more than likely that special
term of Circuit Court will be held soon,
to consider the reports of Commissioners,
who have made awards TO Ind owners.
Marcus Pollasky, the Chicago million
aire. is here and proposes TO take part in
railroad building. He is the man who
holds an option on the whole town of
I.umberport in this county. The town
will change its name TO Pollasky in his
honor.
Now we are TO have new toll bridge.
Is il possible that the County Court can
not see matters right and build the bridge
itself. so that the citizens Of this county
will have a free bridge.
Just at this time business is good in
Clarksburg. There are a number Of
houses being built, and labor is very well
employed.
Bridgeport people are aroused over the
Forsythe outrage. 1t is strange that no
clue can be found as to who committed
this crime.
Irwin Stentler, who was thrown out OF
his wagon, and seriously hurt, is now
considered out of danger.
Mrs. Worsteu. who was hurt on Thurs
day by falling from a ladder while wash
ing windows, is in a serious condition.
DR.. A. O. Flowers is now member or
the State Board of Health.
Tee people ara now getting over the
earthquake. Wonder what Clarksburg
people have done that they are thus pun
ished?
Seventeen year locusts are on every
tree and fence in the country, entertain
ing passers by with their merry notes.
Everybody agrees that William Tyson
should not be sent to the Reform School
There are citizens in this county who will
take him. give him a liberal education
and nrepare him for ufe's duties.
Next week is commencement at Broad
dus Institute.
Old Richard Steward has been sent to
the asylum, although not considered in
sane.
Among people out of town are: Roscoe
Brown. at White Sulphur Springs; John
L. Koblegard, Pittsburg; c. l.. Hickman
Pittsburg; DR. d. D. Forrest, Point Pleas
ant; F. C. Gaylord, Weston; L. X. phil
inn. Chicago; Mn and Mrs. R. 7. Lown-
des. Jr.. Maysvile, Ky; c. S. sands Par
kersburg: w. II. Freeman Parkersburg'
Among visitors in the city we noticed:
DR.. G. A. Newton. Buckhannon; Prof. X.
l.. Morris. Morgantown; Ira l.. Robinson
Grafton; ]. Harry Lee, Baltimore; {. W.
List. Wheeling; Miss Mary Gilmore. Pied
mont; G.. c. Lewis. Pittsburg; J. NJ.
Henslev. Mason City; ]. NJ. Haden, John
Brannon. George Bennett and Andy Ed
mission, Weston.
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CLARINGTON

Darlington, o., June j.-Charles Wei
sheit, OF Wheeling, spent Sunday here.
Geo. Stewart, of Beallsyille, visited
relatives here Sunday. :
Capt. Chas. Cramer, Of Pittsburg. was
the guest Of relatives here the first OK
the week.
Warren Messerly " accepted the
position of bookkeeeper for DR.. Rau, Of
Vince ng.
Misses Clara, Emma and Lucy Ha-
bermehl were at Wheeling shopping
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Handenschildt. Of New
Martinsyille, w. Va. was calling on
relatives here Wednesday.
Miss Dean Ports. of Powhatan, re-
turned home "Wednesday from a weeks
visit to her cousin. Mss Daisy Topp.
Mrs. Katie Acsserly returned home
Wednesday from a visit to relatives 1T
Wheeling.
Mrs. L. f. Upman and Mrs. J. w.
Sanford have been the guests of rela-
tives and friends at Pittsburg for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. II. Il. Kraft and children, Of Bel
pre-, o., are. the guests OF Mrs. kraft's
sister. Mrs Lucy Cramor.
Harry Kraft, of Belprc, O., is the
guest Of his cousin, Miss Daisy Topp.
The Darlington Normal School, by
Prof. Chas. Troy Will open Monday,
June 7th, and continue eight weeks.
The Darlington Mandolin Club were
at SstersviLe Thursday evening TO take
part in the EpWorth League entertain'
ment.
Mrs. Susan Mallory died at her home
Monday afternoo,' Gs cryt &c . c'frJc-E. m
terment Thurs Sy Afternoon in CIar-
ing,on cemetery, Rev. Bowers o1iiciat-
ing. Mrs. Mallory was about 70 Year,
old and had been an invalid for about
three years.
Prof Chas. Beard died at his home
Monday morning at 10 o'clock of cons
sumption. Interment in Darlington
cemetery Tuesday afternoon under the
auspices Of Darlington Lodge, X. Of Pr
Of which lodge Mr.. Beard was an ellis
cient member.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON. W. VA. June 5.-Rev. and
Mrs. ]. S. Lightburn are visiting at Point
Pleasant.
I. Mallonee. Cashier af the First Ma
tional Bank, returned Friday from Park
ersburg.
Mrs. R. W. Williams, Of Huntington Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. W. Yate
I'D / Allen. late L. S. Marshall, was in
c,larksburg on business the first of the
week
Miss MoHie J. Hoult of Fetterman, left
Wednesday for an extended visit to
friends in Marion county.
Swain Bros. are tearing down their
brick building on Main street and will
enlarge il very extensively, making it
three story. The first floor to be d busi-
ness room. the other two to be made into
handsome offices.
Hon. I. c. Ralphsnyder, Of kinSwood.
was in town Wednesday.
Cashier Morgan. of the Merchants and
Mechanics Savings Bank, and Senator
c. T. Davis. of First National Bank.
- those attending the Bankers
NJ Parkersburg.
e.oe was in Wheeling Wednes-
thursday.
I'm A. cole has sold his large shoe
store TO Messrs. Jackson & Miller
Hon D. w. Shaw, Supt. of the Indus
vial school at Pruntytown, was in town
Friday.
Sheriff Jenkins has rNSommenaed TO
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On c,I -AIR SNILE.

O. Clairsviue. o.. June 5.-Mr. Johh
cook of Ridgeville, Pa, Is Nlsl'ins
his parents north OF town
A dance will be given in the ~ Oh /
r,U here Thursday evening. June ~.
NO 80 u Darrah, of Washington
roSfe~soD college. was home over sun
dav. INIT Of Fargo. n.
N is here visiting and reVleWlhs sumo
of tbe scenes Of his boyhood days
Mrs. Terrell J. Easter Is NlSl''ns III
I|1S Burt. of Wheeling, was the
nest of her cousin, Miss Maggie Mellor
Tho Fpworth League gave a straw
1,orr,, and ice cream festival at COu:o
House hall Thursday evening. =,
Tobn " VIM. of Defiance, o., Grand
r,tsncer1or Of the State, and Robt'
owe of Steubenville, are two prohi-
-c,,t ofimcials who will deliver ad-
5 49, of the X. of P. picnic June 10
Mrs Retta Fowler, of East Liverpool,
g. tho euest of her parents, MI. anu
Mrs r. q. Clark. at the CLARENDON
charles and Harry Deselins, OIL ScI0'
- Tho CHESTS of their cousin, }. II.
Boron this week. ,,.,,,ot,o,, i
Mrs. simon West, Of McMechen' Is
visiting Mrs. Mary West.
Marriage licenses issued since last
,.orortsd, George Henderson, ana Ella
Fe t William Morley and Emma Nc
conneu George Hight and Ida b. Gil
Iosrje Thomas w. Pearl and Lizzie NJ.
I,.it,t,,o THOMAS X. Moffett and Lily
NJ IancbIip. Ernest n. Watkins and
Kate Mcconnell. John K. Gregg ana ma
Efbsl r Turner. Alverdore c. Miller
and Lettie A. Moreland-
Deputy Auditors Ryan ana bedtts
have been attending the meeting Oh the
CITY board of equalization in BellaIre
and AIartin'R Ferry this week.
Miss Maybe Kerr, whc has been
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TERRA ALTA.


TERRA ALTA. W. VA, June 5.-Hon.
los r Hoke. of Kingwood, was here
Wednesday on business.
Mrs Hervey Stemple, of Rowlesburg'
was visiting in town Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. O. W. Ringer left for Reedsville
wednesday. where she expects TO spend
\ few weeks with her parents and friends
II. Z. Shriver returned home one day
dav last week from Wheeling. where he
had been for a few months past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Glover returned home
Thursday from a weeks visit among re-
Iatives near Rowlesburg, w. Va.
Mrs. Jos. Graham still continues very
IN. at the Washington House.
Rev. p. A. Boyce has been removed from
the Rowlesburg diocese to Cairo. this
state. and his place is being filed by the
Rev. D. P. Walsh.
HON VIM. H. Glover, member OF the
constitutional Amendment Committee re-
tnrned Wednesday from Charleston where
he had been attending a meeting OF the
committee.
Lanes d. Benson returned home Thurs
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az have been a sufferer for eight years
with that horrible disease, Eczema, at
times all over my body, and no person
can describe the burning and itching [
had to endure.
"The extent of my sufferings can be
appreciated when 1 state that my con-
dition was such that 1 could not take
nv bed, and for three months l never
laid down, but was compelled to SIT IN
nv chair when not moving around.
was treated by the best of physicians
with no success, and tried all the patent
medicines recommended for Eczema,
without any good results. l then went
to the Indiana Mud baths, with the same
results. and then to Mt. Clements, the
celebrated medical resort, where the
treatment partially helped me, but the
disease shortly returned. l went to
Florida. thinking that change of eli
mate and water and the citron fruit
might cure me, but found no cure.
az then tried s. S. Sand after three days
fine burning and itching subsidized, and
continued to improve steadily until
was well-entirely cured. After COM
mencinq S. S. S. l never put an exter-
nal application u my ms 49,, - -
of nv body. You may refer to me any
person suffering from Eczema. | VIII
ALWAYS keep the S. S. 5. IN my mousse
Tor consider it the best blood medicine
of the present age. am seventy years
of age and am now in perfect health:
FOR real blood diseases relief can only
b, obtained by using real blood rene rene
DIV. So many people who are sufferers
from an obstinate or deep-seated blood
disease make the mistake of taking rem,
edies which at best are only tonics and
cam possibly reach their trouble. It
;s i, inst such cases which other so-called
Hood remedies cannot reach that SIS:
has made some of the most wonderful
cures. O
go u phsumatfsrn. Eczema, letter,
Contagious Blood Poison, Scrofula, and
all other diseases having their origin in
the blood. II is
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Pa, June 5.The Ladies
Aid Society of the NJ. P. church VIII
give a strawberry and ice cream festl-
val at the residence of j. Clark Allen
next Friday evening.
Tomorrow will be observed at emil
dren's Day at the Cumberland PresDy-
terian church.
The TYLER tube works, of this place,
has a contract with the United States
government for the manufacture OF the
steel boiler tubes for the United States
cruiser Atlanta, and also for japanese
cruiser. IL,
The Washington military band Will
Give concert on the public square
each Saturday evening during the sum-
mer. >-....
prigg were married on Wednesday eve
ming. ,,,.. pit
n Miller entertained number Oh
friends at a card party Friday even
ing. o.o
visiting in Ohio.
Miss Emma Wells, of Parkersburg'
who has been studying art at thls
Mace has returned to her home.
DIR. J. Frank Donehoo, of North Nam
street. has been visiting 1rlends at
Cross Creek this week.
A number of Washington sports at
tended the MISUNDERSTANDING games
This week. Dave Curran, or this place.
is with the Springfields.
]. Shay the oil operator, and Harry
II. Davis. his bookkeeper, have gone 10
Sistersville. NIL, ,d
The marriage of John Tucker ana
Miss Agnes Tanganbacher was solemn
lied Thursday morning at the Catnohc
church bv Father J. f. Doyle.
Iobn F. Berthel has returned nome
from Mt. Clemens, Mich. ~
In the death of Mrs. Sophia Hallam
N1orrow which occurred on Wednes-
dav this community loses one OF us
Oldest residents. she being in her nine
ty-fourth year. o,-.,o
The Washington County Christian
Endeavor Union will picnic at Rock
Point on August 10.
"wednesday evening the bottom burn
ed ont of the glass tank at the Atlas
class works and So tons of liquid mol
fen glass was poured into the pit under
noatb The factory has been running
very steady. but will now be compelled
n shut down eight or ten weeks to re-
nair the damage. Two hundred men
are thrown out of work in consequence.
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FAIRNIONT

Fairmont. w. Va. June 5.-Misi
Maud Harding. of Beverly, is the guest
Of Miss Villa Butcher, on the South
Side.
Major 4. II. fleming has not with'
drawn from the postoiIice Tight, as sta
ted in the Baltimore Sun.
The bicycle question continues TO De
Of interest. The stand Mayor Kendall
has taken plcsses almost all Of the citl'
zens of the town.
a Fourth of July celebration VIII d
held here on the third.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Lloyd have re'
turned TO their home in Wheeling.
Escott Fleming is 40 GAINESVILLE, Or
on a visit.
Mayor Kendall called on Judge Con
at Clarksburg this week.
Rev. Father McGrath, who has becu
nastor of the Catholic flock here for the
last eleven years. has been removed IA
T.ittlcton. 4 reception i'm his honol
was given at S.. JOINS Hall last Tues
dav night. Fred r. Martin presented
nurse of gold 20 Father McHrdlh ID
The name of his many friends here.
Miss Emma Smiths dancing class
will hold It's last meeting next MONDAY
night. A few nights later ihe 'ias5 WIZ
rive \ dance either 90 Che WOoI falk
or nc the Watson Hotel
Miss Virginia Fleming has relu'n,u
from New York, where She has Desn III
school. r,.. nil
- Ill eo..-.. Two hundred in
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SISTERSVILLE.


Sistersville, w. Va, June 5.-Mr. d.
H. Mercy of Middlebourne, was prom
inent visitor in the the city over night.
Attorney Chas. j. Matheney, OF ST.
Mary's, was a visitor in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. S. w. Lawrence, the well-known
liveryman, yesterday purchased the
building on the Diamond occupied by
T. B. Meek, and to-day is moving his
family into the quarters over the store.
His boy, Roland, who has been suffer-
ing with rheumatism, has almost re-
covered.
R. NJ. Jennings returned to his home
in Pittsburg last evening.
J. II. Mccoy left last evening for
Pittsburg on business.
Mrs. Robert McEldowney, Of New
Martinsville, was here yesterday.
Prof. Meyers, the linguist, left this
morning for short visit in Pittsburg.
The newly organized city band Will
give a free concert on the Diamond to-
morrow afternoon.
The o. R. R. R. expect about 200 peo-
pie out of here in the morning on their
excursion to Wheeling Park.
/ At a meeting of the citizens at the
4 Mayors office last evening, it was de-
cided TO celebrate the 4th of July in the
manner heretofore, only on the Sisters
vile style of magnitude. The day will
be celebrated with hose races with
teams from visiting cities, balloon as
cension a1d fireworks at night from a
large barge in the middle Of the river.
The affair will be something similar TO
the firemens tournament held last sum-
mer.
The Presbyterian church is now I'M
der roof and the plasterers are at work
and should have it completed by the
middle of the month. 1t is fine struc-
ture and speaks well for the town.
About 11:20 this morning flames were
noticed coming out from under the caves
of the house occupied by Widow Shaw,
on Water street, and an alarm sent IN
and which was quickly responded to.
As soon as the water was turned on 1t
was put out. Loss about SlOc. NO IN
surance.
E. o. Bowers went to Belpre this
morning TO Sunday with friends.
Burglars euIeIeu lllS III Ilet-i' -
early this morning and took so and all
the whiskey.
Mr.. Whitaker, the sand man from
Whittakers sizing, was in town this
morning looking aitec some business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Thompson went
up to New Martinsville this morning
to spend Sunday with friends.
Miss Mabel Moore went to wheeling
this morning, shopping.
Attorney F. L. Blackmarr went 10
Wheeling this morning to attend the
Supreme Court. -,
Night operator Wr1. Stewart Will
spend Sunday in Parkersburg.
G.. w. Hanson, who got his right hand
mashed off here yesterday, coupling
cars. was taken to his home in Parkers-
brug this evening.
Tim Penwell will spend Sunday IN
Marietta with home folks.
J. w. Hickman, lineman of the o. X.
r. r.. was here to-day, making some
changes in the wires at this point.
Capt. John Smith went up the road
this afternoon on business.