Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-17
NEW MaRTiRSVllLE.

| legal business,
X. Z. Cooper late of Allegheny, has
| opened a dentists office in the Hall build
! ing on Main street. The doctor is doing
| large business.
Leonard Hall, son of W. MEG. Hail.
| lawyer, who has been attending college
at Marietta, has withdrawn from that
college and will enter the State Univer
| sity at Morgantown Monday.
Rev. Ben Eden, of Bellaire, Ohio, is
! calling on his aunt, Mrs. j. w. McIntire
| John George. who made a flying trip TO
| Plttsburg, returned Sunday.
Lloyd McIntire attended the Inaugural
ton of the new president of the State
University Wednesday. Mr.. McIntire
I graduated in the law course from the
University last year. He will remain at
Morgantown, the guest of friends until
SUNDAY.
w. L. Potts, an oil operator, left for
Pittsburg Thursday, where he will be
some days on business.
Capt. R. McEldowney and Capt. B. T.
Bowers were at SIstersvIlIe Midday on
legal business.
Harry McEldowney, stenographer, was
business caller at Sstersviile Wednes-
day.
Mrs. A. B. Moore of Hannibal, was here
Tuesday.
The little daughter of w. G. Hervey,
whose sickness was reported in the Regis
ter, has fully recovered.
Inc High Explosive Company of West
Virginia have placed their Office in the
Elk Hotel. The company is now manu-
featuring large quantities of the material
two miles east of town.
The High Explosive Company is erect
ing d building on the corner OF Main and
Jefferson streets, in which they will
manufacture glycerine cans, tubes, etc.
Mrs Jennett, of Martins Ferry, Ohio,
is the guest of II. r. Thompson and fam
lily.
David Barr has moved from Silver Hill
to the Cox property on High street.
Mrs. 4. S. Weller, of Macon, Mo-, is
the guest of her son, Capt. 3. T. Bowers.
Miss Lib Noll, of Hannibal, spent Sum
day with Mrs. r. Z. Richardson.
r. c. Ruby spent Wednesday in the
Pine Fork oil field
Curtis Moore, of Proctor, was calling on
! friends here Sunday.
) Ii. r. Sayer, Commissioner of School
Lands, spent a few days at Charleston
this week examining the records
Mr.. and Mrs. g. f. Lentz attended The
wedding of Charley Stewart to Miss Car
RE Lentz at Antioch, Ohio, Thursday.
Levi Ankrom, of Middlebourne, was
calling on his son, VIM. Ankrom, of
Maple avenue, the first of the week.
Ambrose Weaver, field agent for the Oil
Well Supply Company, of Pittsburg, was
! here Saturday.
Sweeney & Stenders steam ferry is
kept busy, owing to the increase of bust
! ness occasioned by a1e oil fields
I'd. ). Duerr, of the well known firm of
Duerr Bros, spent few days at Pitts
burg this week on business.
Rev W. \. Kinsley, of the New Mar
tinsvlle circuit NJ. E. church. was calling
on Rev. E. d. Hanna, of Maple avenue.
Thursday.
Mrs. Cora E. Fuller of Hamlin. Lincoln
county, was the guest of Mrs. Rev. E. d.
Hanna, this week
Mrs. A. Springer, of Valley Falls, W.
| Va, is the guest of her Aaugf1ter, Mrs.
/ VIII Ankrom.
Hattie Miller, of Valley Falls. is the
guest OF Miss Virginia Springer, of Maple
avenue.
Mrs. James Handron received word
thursday that her mother. living near
Plttsburg, was dangerously ILL., Mrs.
Hahchon left at once to visit her
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccain and daugh-
ter, are guests of their aunt, Mrs. NJ.
Mccain, of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harvey left for
Pittsburg Thursday to call on relatives.
George Schlobohm, of Franklin, Man
shaE county. is the guest of his brother,
f. NJ. Schlobohm, of Main street.
Miss l.. L. Pemberton and Mrs. NJ
Snodgrass are calling at Pittsburg.
L. n. Arnett attorney of Fairmont,
and Capt. I. n. Pritchard. of Manning
ton, were here Thursday on legal bust
ness.
Miss Eula Fish. a teacher in our High
school. has been confined to her room this
week with sickness.
The debris on jefferson street where a
brick building burned some time since.
is beng removed preparatory to erecting
INV building.
George J. Wolf. a well known attorney
of Pittsburg, was here Thursday on legal
business.
George Jones of Pittsburg. made his
annual trip to this city Monday as agent
Percy d. Leap has secured for tonight
at the Opera House THE Man in the
Iron Mask" Mr.. Leap is determined to
introduce nothing but the best troupes to
our people.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Burlingame and
daughters, Maud. Andra and Lillian re-
turned from a visit to relatives in North
Dakota Thursday
Miss Dora Potts, the handsome daugh-
ter of NJ. B. Potts. has been very low
OF nervous prostration all week.
Col. Bill Fitch took twenty Italians ~
fhe Elk Fork field to do ditcbing. The
citizens gave them notice to leave and
they went at once
a number of new dwelling houses ana
now under construction. and the demand
Tor houses is great. 1t appears that we
can not accommodate all the strangers
who wish to seek houses here. The in
creased sale of the Sunday Register ;s
/ noted and shows that they appreciate
the best family newspaper in the State
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Register may be had at any time by cali
ing at the office. corner of North an.
Union streets.