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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-24
cLAslRsTca.

claringion, o.. Oct. 22.-Day Cash and
family Of Weegee. spent this week here
the guests OF Thomas Atkinson.
Miss Mable Sturgeon. Of Wheeling spent
SATURDAY and Sunday here with relatives
J. r. Brothers and family. o. Mounds.
vile. visited relatives and friends hers
Sunday.
Miss Nina Messsriy returned home thi.
week from an extended witt 10 friends at
Columbus. o.
Ernest Frankhauser. who has been al
wooGsGeid for some time. returned homs
last Saturday.
Csc. Hell. Or Martins Ferry. was b
town Thursday.
Miss Annie Burton Is the guest OF he
sister. Mrs WIN. Goodwin. atsardis. @
Mrs chzs. F'rantz Of Marietta, o.. d
visiting her mother. Mrs. Rebecca Seen
rod.
Council met in regular monthly session
Tuesday night, and transacted usual bus
iBess. 4 Petition was presented by tlB
cs;izens living below the creek asking Il
be struck cut 81 The corporation. The pc
tltion was rejected BY the council.
Samuel Laadis died at his home We'd.
uesday night Of cencer. Intermens Fri.
cay afternoon az O'Clock. Mr. lands
was about s. years old.
n
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont, w Va, October 23.--Miss
Mary Haron has accepted position
in the New York Store.
Miss Kate Riley has accepted posi-
ton In the store of Mr.. ]. H. cramer.
senator S. B. Elkins passed through
here Monday, on his way to Elkins.
Messrs. Thomas and Joseph Johnson.
and sister, Miss Della, have returned
from trip to McKeesport, Pa.
Mr.. j. C. Fredlock has been to Balti-
more recently.
Misses Kate and Ella O'Gorman and
Miss Mary Miller were in Barton last
week
His Honor, J. p. Williams is in FL
kins this week
MIR. Harry Graney, OF Barton, Nd.
who was injured by an accident in a
coal mine, which broke his pelvic
bone. was buried this week at st.
Peters cemetery, Westernport, Md.
Mrs. V. T.. White, of Cumberland, Is
visiting Mr.. J. +. Harrison.
Mr.. j. Hunter Smith left to-day for
Baltimore, where he expects to take
charge Of Dennett's restaurant.
Mrs. Clement Ucker, Of Washington.
d. c.. is the pltasant guest OF the
Misses Mckone. on Ashfield street.
Miss Ella MeKniie ard Master Robert
Harvey viii leave fer Parkersburg
Saturday night TO visit friends.
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wills circuit. viii move his family to our
neighboring town, Hannibal o.
]. w. McIntire and w. 5. Sidel were at
Hannibal Ohio. Thursday as counsel in
the case of State VS.. Jeff. Hoskins.
charged with disnguring w. Sanders.
Squire NJ j. Dougherty, of the South
Side, is very low with typhoid fever. with
no hopes of recovery.
Henry Storm caught a Jack Salmon near
the mouth of the creek that weighed six
teen pounds. This is the largest fish OK
the kind ever caught here.
Squire W. w. Slehy spent Sunday at
Moundsville with his daughter. Mrs. All.
Laing.
Mrs. Thomas z les a nd children ara
visiting friends at Wileysyille.
Misses Lib and Jane Enlow left Friday
to visit friends at Martins Ferry, Ohio,
Mrs. w. II. Fitch, Belle Tucker. c. w.
Cox, DR.. j. w, Schmeid. DR. Morrisin, j.
+. Bartlett and Misses Minnie Clark. Liz
zle Mccain, Lizzie Bruce, Flora Berger,
Mollie Stam Nellie Sharp. Cora Wright,
Clara Burlingame and other members OF
the Dorcas Club of this city. were enter
tanned at Sistersville Wednesday by Mrs.
Prof. j. NJ. skinner.
Mrs. Dr. +. +. Lowther ana daughter,
Miss Lena, and Frank were at Wheeling
Tuesday.
Contractor John Conley has completed
n fine residence for James Allwolt. on tho
South Side.
Jacob Koontz has erected n building or
the South Side for the accommodation OF
his mill hands.
Mrs X. II. Richardson and daughter,
Miss Dosia, are visiting relatives al
Waynesburg. Pa.
Mrs Joseph Slender is visiting her mo.
Their, Mrs. Saulters, of Wheeling.
Miss Mary While, of Oak Dale. Pa, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mcfarland. OF
Main street.
Miss Dortha Mcfarland and brother
Frank returned Thursday evening from Q
visit to relatives at Oak Dale. Pa
Rev. Carter. of the NJ. Il. church South,
win deliver two sermons tomorrow on tins
high ground, morning and evening.
Rev. T. D. Hanna was called across to
Texas to perform a marriage ceremony.
Mrs. Levina Rumsill and Mr. Rubo be-
ing the contracting parties.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ r..
church were royalty entertained Thursday
by Mira A. G. Ruby, of Maple avenue.
Miss Alice Rist. Of Hannibal. spent the
week with her sister, Mrs. Levi Oblingen
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GRAFTON.

Grafton, W. Va, October 23.-Thos.
Beall cut off the forefinger of his left
hand while saving a board at his
home on Knotes avenue, Thursday.
VIM. Ulrich, of the Randolph Enter
Prise, is in town.
Miss Amanda Abbott, one of the pub
and Sunday at Ger nome in Fairmont.
E. E. Price, of Baltimore, is Ill town
H. H. Cain came n from Elk!ns
Friday.
Dr. w. NJ. Longstreth. of Charleston,
has been a business caller to town for
several days.
A. F. Wilmoth, Of Beverly, is a Ward
House guest.
The Peoples Telephone Company
has located it's switch board in the
Colesider building on Main street.
Rev. ]. H. Flanagan, d. D., re-
turned Friday from visit to friends
in Pennsylvania.
5. r. Andrews, representing the R. L.
Polp G Co., of Plttaburg, is here in
the interests OF their West Virginia
Gazetteer.
Luther NJ. Ford is st Parkersburg,
on business for Tire 3. & o. company.
d. B. Kincaid, os Denver, Col, was
called to his nome at l<nottsvint this
county, on account OF the serious i'll
ness of his father, NJ w. Kincaid.
c. F. w. Kunst mas brought suit
agaiIct the town council to recover
damages sustained 10 his properly by
the grading of st. John street prepara-
tory to paving It. If Mr.. kunst is sue
cessful other citizens along that street
Will follow suis.
ID. M. Simonton, r. P. O., was in
Pittsburg the first of the week
The Twentieth Century Cycle Club
entertained their friends at the club
rooms on Thursday e1ening.
There is a movement on foot to
bond the town to pave the streets
from the west of the wagon bridge to
the national cemetery.
w. r. ID. Dent was in Clarksburg
Friday On legal business
DR.. A. B. Hall, of Clarksburg, is in
town.
Secretary jenkins, of the Provident
Life Insurance, OF Wheeling, was in
town Thursday and Friday in the in
terest of his company.
Mrs. Chas. Proudfoot returned from
a visit to friends at Connellsville, Pa
Quite reduction was made the
first of the week of the force at the
B. & o. shops.
Reports from different parts of the
county indicate considerable damage
from forest fires. In places many
farms are injured from the grass in
the fields burning.
The Star Life Insurance Company
of Grafton, w. Va, incorporated some
weeks ago, will have its agents in the
field the first of the week.
e. S. Moran left Friday for a visit
to friends in Harrison county.
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RAVENS WOOD

Ravenswood, w. Va, October "a
Miss May Riley and MIR. Fred Moore,
Of Marietta, Ohio, Mrs. DR.. Esky and
son, of Wheeling, and Miss Mable
Brown and brother Frank, of Sandy
vile, were here Wednesday to attend
the wedding of Miss Edna Osbourne
and VIII Harpold.
Edwin, youngest son of John Adams.
died last Saturday of diphtheretic Group
and was buried Sunday in the cemetery
above town. Mr.. Adams family re-
Gently moved here from Matamoras,
Ohio, and have the sympathy Of many
friends in this sad bereavement.
Mrs. Ella Riggs, Of Hartford City.
spent day here the past week, visit
ing her sisters and her little daughter
Ma0le, who is spending the winter here
to attend school.
The school board of trustees thought
best to have no school here the past
week for fear that diphtheria might
develop. There is only one case Mt
present here and that is a mile above
town. Teachers and pupils will prob
ably resume their studies on Monday.
G. w. Park is again helping with
the books in the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Brown spent
Tuesday in Parkersburg.
Mrs. J. e. McGlothlin and son Dana
were few days in Parkersburg the
first of the week.
III. L. Bond and wife. of Wheeling.
while enroute from the Baptist Asso-
citation. reeeptly held in Huntington.
stopped here few days to visit the
formers sister, Mrs. Ezbai Wells.
Mr.. ]. A. Petty. Mrs. McGlothlin's
father, has been very i'll for a week.
Mrs. John F. Hensell has a sister and
also a sister-in-Iaw. together with two
of the latter's children, visiting her.
4 drunken miscreant Grew q re-
velver and fired at Mr.. G. w. Park as
the latter was driving home in his
buggy last Monday evening. The shot
whizzed past in very dangerous near
ness to Mr. Parks head
The large, handsome red barn on Mr..
z. w. Browns place above town. was
burned last night II it were three
farm machines and q lot of straw and
soTs.a hay. 1t is supposed to have been
fired by some party who had been
offehded at Mr.. Browns. He had some
81 500 insurance on the barn and con-
Robert Little and Miss Ann
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NEW MARTlNsyILLE.

New Martlnsville, w Va, Oct. pa
Misses Georgia Muhleman and Tirza Dit
trich. of Hannibal, Ohio. were guests of
Mrs. =. b. Muhleman the first part of
the week
Frank Clark returned Saturday from
Morgantown. where he attended the in
auguration of the new president Of the
University.
The cooper shop OF John D. Golfer
burned Saturday night. 1t was fred by
sparks from passing engine. Loss about
500. No insurance.
Miss. Martha Null, the handsome
daughter of Prof. J. VI. Null. has charge
of the Bell telephone office.
John A. Ewing, lawyer Of Mounds
vile, is here to-day on legal business.
John Coniey has taken the contract TO
erect new dwelling FOR Thomas Pyles.
on Maple avenue.
Capt. b. T. Bowers was at Sistersvilie
Wednesday on legal business.
The County coart has taken some stems
looking 10 the erection Of a new jail build
ing Judge Freer ordered the prosecuting
attorney to proceed By mandamus. unless
proper buildings were constructed.
A. b. Moore. court stenographer. Is at
ifdIEt-t1taF tttiS NSFn dtEfsA4aAE the Brown
murder trial.
Miss Anna Cox spent Sunday with
friends at Proctor.
Col NJ. v. Ober mayor. had the Office
crowded with law breakers Saturday.
d. r. Meighen. OF Litileton, and field
agent Of the South Penn oil Co, was here
Wednesday.
E. L. Robinson. prosecuting attorney,
was aS.IJttieson Thursday on legal busl-
ness. 49,
Miss Nlknse HARRISON. OF Franklin.
Marsas csur1y. spent the week here with
Leri iobijrgsr has been quite sick for
some Il bsst Is Improving. under treat
mert oil u Schuieid.
Rev. 1g. w. aobertS. OF Hundred. spent
Sunday here d gaeat Of joseph Roberts.
Mrs. Gea H. ITn1sssaa was coatined to
hsr room BIZ sickness his week.
Miss Eula Fish. wEsnse sickness was
noted IN she Register has recovered. and
Sc Is now at her DISK In the high school.
Owing ID scarcity Of houses and hIxh
rent Rev. Kinsley, Of the New Martins
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FaIaM0nT.

Fairmont, W. Va, October 23-Mr
and Mrs. William E. Miller celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of their mar
rage at their home at GAINESVILLE
Thursday evening. They were mar
lied within half mile of where they
now reside. They have six children:
Prof. T. c. Miller, of the University,
c. A. Miller, prominent school teach
er; Richard Miller. in business at
Pittsburg, and three daughters at
home, Misses Buena, Anna and Matte.
At the residence of Col. C. L. Smith
tonight a supper will be given by the
Ladies' Aid Society Another church
event will be the supper given at Carl
Frames residence next Thursday.
when men will do the cooking.
All this week religious services have
been held at the M. E. church, and the
tomorrow, when Rev. John Tigert will
preach.
The Bertha Creighton Company in
Romeo and Juliet at the Opera House
last Wednesday night was excellent.
Taylor's King Fools pleased the people
the remainder of the week. Next
Wednesday Manager Meredith runs in
the Rose Hill English Folly Company.
Earl H. Smith spent yesterday ara
to-day the guest of his parents at
this place. He is manaeer Of The
second foot ball team of tie Universe
ty.
The Index is booming a meaiing of
the Mayors of the principal cities OF
this State at Clarksburg and Suggests
Mayor Butts, of Wheeling, Tor p, es-
ident. and Mayor Kendall, of Fairmont
for Secretary.
Wednesday night the charter MEM
bers of the new gymnasium met in the
court house for temporary organiza-
ton. Col. ". H. Conway was made
President and Robert Cunningham
Secretary. Two committees were ape
pointed. one to arrange the constitu-
ton and bylaws and the other to.
attend to several business, matters.
William s. Stevenson, Geo. z. Burriss.
c. L. Skinner. S. F. Hartley and Frank
Hayden compose the first committee.
and J. P. Kirby E. NJ. Showalter and
W. S. Black the second.
Lloyd Boggess and Victor Crossmau
We're in Harrington, Ed. Mayers in
Morgantown, Mrs. Harvey Shain and
Miss Maud Manley in Harrison county.
and Gov. A. B. Fleming in st. Marys
during the week
Mrs. J. n. Reed, OF Morgantown.
Miss Ella Reed. Of Wheeling. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaw, of Connellsyille, Mrs. BOYD
Wees of Elkins, Mrs. Mabel Baker. of
Beverly, Maury and Oney Barrel, OF
Pennington, Rev. J. B. Toak, &C Gar
rieon, Pa, and Gus Hogan, Of New
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y..iLLlAMST0MA.

Williamstown, w. Va, October 3d.
The Baptist church social was en-
tertained by Mrs. Chas. Russell on
Thursday evening.
Charles R. Hammatt and e. l.. Crit
fen are at Cincinnati attending the
Ohio Dental College.
The Misses Cordray, of Grandview,
O.. were guests last week of Mrs j.
NJ Roe
Miss MayIne Halpin left Sunday for
Welcome, w. Va, to teach school this
winter.
Miss Laura 3iddle, one of our popn-
lar young ladies, has been visiting
relatives in Paraersburg the past week.
Mrs. Anna kepler Earhart left last
week for her home at Grafton. W. Va,
after spending several weeks here, the
guest of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Chalon. of
Wellsville, o., are guests Of relatives
here
Capt. G. NJ. Berry arrived home We'd
nesday from Mt. Clemens, Mich. and
his many friends are glad to note the
improvement in his health.
Mr. and Mrs. t. B. Page, Mr.. and
MI .. Il dEC t@iAu 1<duld rage
will go up to Eureka. W. Va. Saturday
to attend the fiftietn anniversary of
Mrs. T. B. Pages parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh McTaggart.
A number from here attended the
wedding of Miss Josephine Kellar to
Mr.. Thomas Popp, OF Charleston, ".
Va. On Tuesday evening.
Miss Bess Patterson leaves in few
days for California On visit OF sew
eral months.
Mrs. Chas.. Bailey and children, OF
Sistersvilie. are viSiting her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. G NJ. Berry.
Mr.. Halpin. of MoundsyilIe. assist
ant road master Of the o. r. railroad.
was in town Thursday, the guest of
his daughters, Misses Agnes and
Katherine.
Born, October Goth. TO Mr. and Hrs.
]. w Eraest, = daughter
Mrs. Chek Sarber ana dauGhter.
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3 ssIz I.sIinr
e!ter TN layo in
town With relatives. z
Misses Carrie Fisher and Ada Tu-
hapgh we're at New Martinsyille
Thursday.
Or. ]. NJ. Boice, Of Sistersville was in
town Thursday.
]. r. Dunlap returned home Friday
evening from business trip through
the state.
Frank Voegtiy and. julie Harter were
at New Martinsville Friday evening.
Ed Cline, OF New Matamoras, o..
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. w. B. O'Neill returned to her
home at Marietta, o., Monday.
Harry Gibson, Of Sommerfield, o.,
was guest of Rev. G. M. Wilson and
family Saturday and Sunday.
The remains of Mrs. Sarah Bare, an
aged lady of Pennsylvania, formerly
OF our town. were brought to this place
On Friday evening and taken to the
residence of Sat Bare The funeral
took place Saturday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. G. NJ. Wilson. Inter
ment in the Harter cemetery. :
A fund is being raised to purchase
the old mill property on the river
bank of G. Muhleman & Co., for j.
w. Alexander. of Matamoras, O., upon
which to build a new mill. A large
amount has already been secured and
in all probability work will soon be
begun on the building
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WESTON.

Weston, w. Va, October 23.-Quite
a number of Mormon Eyangelists held
convention at Bendale the past week.
There was one convert.
Some of the best and most influential
citizens of our town have organized a
gas company, known as the Fink
Creek Oil and Gas Company. They
have secured their charter and will
commence operations on Owen Lohan's
farm, about ten miles from Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Moore, of
RayensWood, are the guests of rela-
tives here
N. B. Newton is on the sick list.
A large number of friends and rela-
tiveS attended the funeral of Aunt
Kitty Bailey Sunday evening last.
w. E. Lively, Jr., left Friday on a
visit to friends in Baltimore.
DR.. w. p Newton, of Sutton, was
here Thursday last
Mrs. Powell and her daughter, who
have been visiting Mrs. Jacob koble-
gard, have returned home to Clarks-
burg.
Mrs. C. P. Orr is on a visit to
Salem relatives.
Among the attorneys from abroad in
attendance at this weeks term of the
Circuit Court were Hon. r. f. Kidd,
r. G. Lynn and J. S. Wethers, of
Chenille; ]. c. McWhorter, of Buck
hanncn, and Judge Edwin Maxwell and
Hon. j. ]. Davis, of Clarksburg.
Goodloe Jackson had charge of the
Democrat this week, in the absence of
Foreman Arthur Chrisman, who is
visiting relatives in Chenille.
Sprigg Camden was here the past
week, in attendance at court.
Myer Newberger, of Parkersburg,
was here Wednesday last.
Quite number of State cases were
disposed of the past week in the Cir
cult Court
The erection of the iron foot bridge
at the foot Of First street is going on
rapidly.
c. P. Hale and son have returned
from Indiana.
Dr. Arthur Bailey, of Auburn, was
here Sunday last to be present at the
funeral of his mother.
Miss Ella Dyer, who was awarded
the prize at the Opera House Tuesday
night, as being the most handsome
lady in the audience, refused to accept
the prize
Revs. Burkhardt and Swan, Of the
Episcopal church, were in Buckhannon
Thursday and Friday.
Charles Wine, of Clarksburg, was
here Thursday.
Mr. Tom and Miss Katie Whealan
are recovering from their late illness.
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STEUgEavlLLE.

Steubenville, Ohio. October 23.-The
members of the Congregational church
gave a reception on Tuesday evening
to their new pastor, Rev. G. c.. Merrill
and to his parents, Rev. j. w. Merrill
and wife. of Newburg, VT, who are Wis
iting here.
Prof. Chris Neubauer, of Springfield
Mass, who was instructor of the Steu-
benville and Wheeling Turner classes
until recently, lost his two children
last week by pneumoIis, and gastritis.
Miss Carrie Maxwell! attended the
McBane-B Barclay wedding, in Carroll
county, this week
Capt. John Webster, u. S. A., and
wife, who have been visiting friends
here, have left for Chicago.
Misses Jane and Anna Gilmore, who
have spent the summer in the Ten
nessee mountains, are guests OF Miss
Josephine Hammond.
Charles w. Spriggs and Rachael
Iutz were married By Rev. Slaytor
on Monday evening.
Miss Olive Kaminskv, OF Richmond
Ind, who has been guest Of Mrs.
John McClave for the past month, has
returned home
Robert Sterrett and wife, of Mounds
vile, were guests of J. d. Tweed and
family this week.
Miss Hectic Coates has gone to New
York City to klrsue her studies at Miss
Stubbins 50 ol of expression.
Mrs. d. Acprbett has returned
\pme, after listing relatives in
heeling, and belmont county.
Mrs. A. Chi and child, of Pitts
burg, have ~ visiting her parents,
Ir. and Nh ]. Bair.
e&rp. ~ 80. Mrs. John GIL
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Iuanita, of Washington, Pa, are in
town, the guests of relatives.
The M. Z. church will be closed for
a couple Of weeks, paperihg and var
nishing inside. 1t win also be fitted
out with new carpet.
Miss Umnleby, of Friendly, w. Va,
was in town this week, the guest OF
her brother, ]. G. Umpleby.
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simpson, of Parkersbqrs, were) visiting
friends here the past week. als( snend-
ing a few days with Mrs. Fl|ime. Of
Spencer
Mrs. W. L. Mcgowan apterta dned a
company of elderly ladks n |pnday
evening in honor her nther Mrs.
DR.. Hart, of Mariett
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Parkersburg, w. Va, 9ctober %
Mrs. Will Ell. Leonard and daughter
are here from Chicago, the guests OF
Sheriff Dudley and family.
Miss Kate Mitchell, of BellevIile, IS
spending few days here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. L. Davidson.
General Manager G. A. Burt and wife
spent the week in New York.
Mrs. George M. Farr, OF West Union,
is visiting Mrs. William Barbe.
Collector A. B. White returned
Wednesday from Martinsburg. where he
had been attending United States
Court.
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Bowers, of New
Orleans. who have been the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. p. ID. Neal and other rel
htives here for some time, left Wednes-
day to visit friends in Columbus, o.,
where they will remain until it is safe
for them to return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Slaven, of near
Ravenswood, are spending a short time
with their son, Mr.. Al Slaven, and wife.
Miss Minnie Ranch and her guest,
Miss Sadie Middleburg. of Charleston,
spent day of this week in Sistersyilie,
the guest of Mrs. Henry Rauch.
w
Rntly entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. w. N. Miller, at her home on
Market street.
Russell Cooke, Of Chicago, is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Cooke.
Mrs. Newton has returned to her
home in Litton after visit with Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Camden.
Mrs. w. N. Chancellor and daughter,
Mrs w. G.. Yeaton, Jr., spent the week
in Cincinnati, shopping.
Mrs. Ed Snodgrass, of Sistersville, is
the guest of relatives here.
Frank Rosenheim is home from a
pleasant visit in Columbus.
Mr.. A. o. Baker of Moundsville, is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Or
lando Stevenson, en- route home from
Chicago and Cincinnati.
Harvey Lang has returned to New
York after short visit with his moth
er, Mrs. A. f. Lang.
Mr.. Harry woodward left early in the
week for New York, accompanied by
his little son Percy, whom he will leave
at st. Luke's Hospital for treatment.
Miss Helen Archbold, of Denver, who
has been the guest of'relatives here
for some time, is now visiting in
Charleston.
Mrs. P. w. KelIy9has returned from
a short stay in CHARLESTON.
Among those Iom here who attend
ed the funeral IL the late Mrs. George
w. Thomson, It Wheeling, Wednes-
day, VI - Tor ]. N. Camden, Gen.
and .. Spilman, Mrs. G.. w.
lsses Fannie and Anna
and Mrs. Walter Sellers
and Mrs. P B. Tobin,
aer left Wednesday for
Pa, to attend the Pres
# Pennsylvania, which
thursday.
has been formed by a
iastic lady riders here
.be quite a success