Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-28
'NEIGHBORHOOD.

Frink drilled in good well on the Mrs.
e. M. Baughman 10 acre lease on Long
Run. near the Schumacher well a few
days ago.
Mrs. A Blackburn spent from Saturday
until Tuesday evening with friends at
Parkersburg.
Miss Gertrude Baldwin, of Wheeling,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Standi-
ford.
Mr. O. c. Grant and pupils planted
twenty-three trees on Arbor Day.
Mrs. D. @. Steere and SON Joe were at
Williamstown the first Of this week. visit
ing Mrs. Triplett who has been very sick.
Mr. John Patterson is having consider
abe repairing done to his house.
Mr. James Cook of Kenova, is visiting
his family on Cecil street.
The entertainment at the M. P, church
Thursday night for the benefit of the
p. z. church, was a grand success. The
following programme was rendered:
Full ohorus-West Virginia Hills.
Lecture by Prof. r. A. Armstrong, of the
faculay of the West Virginia Univer-
sity; subject, Lost STAR
Duet, by Mrs. r. A. Fleshers and Mr..
Sayer-'Wake Love from Thy Dreams"
the Erring One"
Quartette, by Miss Blanche Rutten-
cutter, Mr. L. j. Towsy, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Flesher-"Come Where the Lilies
Grow"
The lecture was instructive and exceed
ingly amusing. 1t was highly appreciated
by a large and attentive audience The
receipts were about thirty dollars.
of t1,A y oh,,~o
a social at the residence of Mrs. India
Riggs last night and as is usual, it was
socially and financially a success.
The ST. Marys Dramat will give en-
treatment in the near future. entitled
tom Cob
Messrs. j. F. Thompson C. B. Johnson
and S. L. White dined Thursday with
Messrs. II. E. and Austin Morris and their
amiable wives. The above named guests
gave strong testimony of excellence Of
these ladies in the culinary art Col.
Thompson, as usual made a display OF
his genial qualities in conversation and
gave many and large doses of "Appetine''
in the way of q. good hearty laugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Hobbs dined with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Mallory Thanksgiv-
ing.
went to Wheeling Friday.
Mr.. Bolard, of Meadville, Pa, was in st.
Marys Friday, looking after oil interests
Prof. C. c. Showalter, of Pruntytown,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs ]. B.
Townsend Thanksgiving.
Attorney NJ. d. Hanes was at Marietta
on legal business Monday.
c. E. Bushfeld is home from the Ma
lie
where he has been receiving treatment.
Miss Bona Porter spent the last of this
week visiting her sister. Miss Leila, at
Parkersburg.
Mrs. John Locke was at Marietta Fri
day.
Attorney C. N. Matheny was at Parkers-
burg Tuesday and at Marietta Friday on
legal business.
ness Friday.
Miss Leila Porter spent last Sunday at
home.
Ed. Boston did not get TO go to Mari
eta Thursday, as the girls concluded he
ought to spend the day in ST. Marys.
Attorney August NJ Campbell was at
Parkersburg Thursday.
Haskell and F'rink have had the old well
on French Creek cleaned out and put in
order. and also have located No. 2 and
commenced work on it.
Miss Sylvia Cole celebrated her seven
tenth birthday Friday evening. Quite a
large number of invited guests We're
present and a very pleasant evening was
spent.
Mrs. r. Pemberton and daughter Letitia,
of New Martinsvllle, spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs r. l.. Pemberton.
j. l.. Murphy &, Co. expect to reach the
oil sand on the Stout farm, on McKim,
tonight.
Mr.. w. r. Locke, stenographer and
book-keper for o. H. Suck went to Cairo
on business Friday evening.