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


VIE, was here Monday on .esal business.
u f. P. Lowtner was a; Marietta,
Ono, Wednesday on professional business.
Camden Summers. at attorney of Ciarks-
burg. was here the first of the week on
legal business.
A Council of the D. of A., auxiliary to
las week. The officers are Miss Sue
Burlingame, " c.; Miss Daisy vancamp,
r. S.; John Denney. Jr p. E.; Miss Myr-
tie Barr, T. The order meets Wednesdays.
Miss Maggie Smith is spending a few
days IN Peasants county with relatives.
Joseph Craig is at Pittsburg, undergoing
treatment for catarrh of the head.
DR.. A. S. Morrison and Squire j. e.
Young spent Sunday with friends at Sis
tersvie.
J. Front the Wheeling lairdresser, will
be at Miss l.. E. Pemberton's Monday,
November 30 with a full line of hair
goods, and Will be prepared to treat and
dress ladies hair.
The old jailers residence was purchased
by A. Soland Mr.. Soland is moving the
building TO North Main street and will
convert it into a store room.
Koontz & Phillips, contractors, have
closed contracts for the following build
ings: Judge G.. H. Umstead, Virginia
street, this city; Jacob Shupach, mean
Wheeling, and large residence at Wells
burg.
w. Finley, of Wheeling, will move here
next week. He is foreman for Koohtz
& Phillips, contractors.
Miss Ella Thompson, of Uniontown, is
here, the guest of her uncle, Col. H. R.
Thompson.
Capt. BIT Bowers was at Moundsville
Thursday on legal business.
Capt. B. B. Dovener was here a few days
since, and caused quite commotion
among the postoffice applicants. 1t is
thought that the matter will be settled
soon.
Miss Ella Bandi has returned from
visit at Pittsburg. She was accompanied
home by her sister, Mrs. e. A. Sweeney.
j. Tom Ankles, one of the proprietors of
the Wetzel Republican, and Miss Mary
Merrill were married Thursday at Reno,
Ohio. B. B. Mulheman, editor of the
paper, attended the wedding.
w. S. Barrlck, of Burton, Superintendent
of New Martinsville and Warrington tele-
phone lines, is here looking after the bust
ness OF the lines. The company will soon
put an exchange in Littleton, and place a
number of phones in this city.
Mrs. S. R. Bruce and daughter Jennie,
were at Wheeling Wednesday.
Messrs. Lloyd Mcintyre and c. F. Feis-
ley and Miss Dosa Mcintyre and Miss Liz
zie Bruce were at Wheeling Thursday.
Capt B. T. Bowers. Capt Robert Nc
Fldowney and Harry McEldowney, we'll
known legal lights, We're at Sistersville
the first of the week on legal business.
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the court house. This is being done under
an order of Judge Freer.
Among the fancy business houses of our
city is the grocery store of Col. Jim Hill,
on the corner of North and High streets,
which was omitted from our list of busi-
ness houses.
Mrs. McMechen, of Wheeling, has began
the construction of two new dwelling
houses on Union street. The building
boom, which struck our city last spring,
still continues.
Jacob Blair, an old business man of this
city, will go into the mercantile business
On the early spring.
A. c. Ruby was at Sistersville the first
of the week, disposing of car load of
horses. Mr.. Ruby keeps in his employ
about IS men, who run the contracting
business for him. He is also the principal
man in the High explosive works, east of
the city.
Miss Bride Wiley, who is attending Mt.
de Chantal college, spent Thanksgiving
at home
Miss Vlna Burlingame who is teaching
at Pine Grove, spent Thanksgiving here
with her parents.
w. LEVER. an employee in the tin works
of the High explosive factory, left for
Oakdale Monday, his failing health being
the cause His many friends hope for his
speedy return.
Miss Lena Lowther has been on the sick
HIST, but is able to be out again.
Miss Fora Berger, the handsome daugh-
ter of Levi Bergen is now occupying the
chair in the central Office
Mrs w. r. Fitch and daughter Carolyn
returned from a visit to friends at Mari
eta Thursday.
Col. A. b. Moore was at Wheeling We'd
nesday. The Colonel will move into the
Pemberton building next week.
Mrs. r. Pemberton ard daughter, Miss
l.. E. Pemberton, spent Thanksgiving
with R. Pemberton, at St. Marys.
Rev. U, R. Booking and wife spent
Thursday with friends at Sistersvile
w. S. Hartman returned from Pittsburg
Thursday where he had been attending
court
George O. Martin, after a residence in
Kansas City of thirteen years, is now
here, visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George C. Martin. of Main street.
William Brown, a well known contractor
Of the Pine Fork fed, spent Thanksgiving
mere, with his family.
Miss Mamie McEdowney, the handsome
daughter of J. c. McEldowney, was call
ing on friends at Wheeling the first of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Merrill attended
the wedding of their sister Mary. TO ]
" M Orkies. at Reno Ohio, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Hornbrook at ended
the funeral of Mrs. Disque at Powhatan
Ohio Monday.
Miss Mary Curtis, of Moundsv lie, is re
guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. D. Schmied.
Z. L Robinson. prosecuting attorney
was at Wheeling Wednesday on legal bus
mss.
Mrs. Charley Lemmons of Wheeling. and
Miss Blanche Lemmons. a teacher ir the
public school at Sardis, We're guests of
their cousins. the Miss Elbows, Sunday.
F. w. Clark lawyer, was at Sistersville
Friday on legal business.
Mrs. Jack Harrison, of Belpre, Ohio
is the guest of Mrs. John Cochran.