Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-09-19
WESTON.


Post, of the Opera House, should
be congratulated on securing so good an
attraction for Wednesday evening next
as a Breezy Time" If he always
books an attraction as good as this the
amusement loving people of Weston
will have no cause to complain.
A. F. Whelan, Jr., returned Tuesday
from his visit east.
The enumeration in the colored
school this week is 43. This number
will very likely be increased till it is
about so. This will make the attend
ance exceed the capacity of the room.
The fact that these pupils range in
classes from the infant TO grammar,
involving about 25 recitations per day,
makes it imperative that assistance
should be given in the colored school,
which the board will, no doubt, give.
The bursting Of the sewerage leading
from the asylum to the river was evil
IDENTIFY done by the use of dynamite.
DR.. Stathers is making every effort TO
find out and punish the culprit who
did it.
Brannon Bennett was in Cincinnati
over Sunday last.
Miss Madge Bennett returned to-day
from her visit to Clarksburg.
Judge WIG. Bennett and son Bran
non took in the Pennsboro Fair the
past week. Va
Miss Charlotte Davisan is the guest
Of her brother Cashier E. G. Dawson.
Mr.. w. H. Pilson, of Grafton, was
Weston visitor the past week.
Rev. A. K. Fenton, of Spruce
Chapel, Upshur county, passed through
here Thursday with his bride en- route
home
Born unto DR.. and Mrs. r. H.
Haynes, Wednesday night, daughter.
The Episcopal church choir gave a
lawn fete at the residence of DR.. J. S.
Lewis Thursday evening.
Miss Ida Taylor, who has been visit
ing friends at Sutton, passed through
here Thursday en- route to her home in
Wheeling.
c. c. linn, of San Diego. Cal, was
the guest of relatives the past week.
Mrs. w. R. Chapel, of New York,
was the guest at the home Of VIM E.
Lively the first Of the week.
Judge VIM. H. Stafford, of Chilli
cothe, o.. is the guest of NJ. w. Harri-
son and family.
Billy" Williams, of Clarksburg. was
the guest Of Grandpa Bailey this week.
Rev. P. G. White was in attendance
eta+bl1y rms Geek.
Mrs. Ella Edminston has returned
from her visit to Sutton relatives and
friends.
A cement pavement is being laid
from the Bailey House to Third street.
James Bohan has accepted a position
with the Camden Hotel.
Sprigg Camden, of Parkersburg, was
here Thursday and Friday.
John T. Hughes returned Monday
from Parkersburg.
Inspector Sam Ho0ten. of the Post
office department, went through the
Office here Wednesday.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Hood and children re-
turned Sunday from Shinnston.
Elijah O'Hara, of Spencer, is visit
ing his brother, Charles O'Hara.
Attorney Ed. Bland, of Sutton, was
here the past week.
Miss Mary McGill, Of Allegheny, Pa,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. F. Whe-
Ian.
The Bailey House front is undergo
ing some well needed improvements.
~ lOoDS maui ny cutting OuC sumo pc
titions ADDS much to the appearance of
the office.
Col R. w. Woodford took in the
Pennsboro Fair the past week
Charlie Pritchard and VIM Aspin-
all took in the reunion at Columbus,
O., last week. They report meeting
numerous West Virginia comrades.
Editor Summervillle, of the Grafton
Leader. was here the past week.
Rev. W. H. Burkhardt leaves Monday
for Washington, where he will join
his wife, who has been visiting down
in Virginia.
c. P. Darlington, editor Of the
Webster Echo, was here Friday.