Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-07-25
NEW MARTINSvILLE.

New MartlnSVllle, w. Nd, July *
Gen. l. H. Duval, the hero OF Car
ters farm" was here Thursday.
Mrs. Lindsay Merrill returned home
Monday after a pleasant stay with rel
atives in Marietta and other down
river points.
r. E. L. Snodgrass is calling on rela-
tives at Warrington.
d. Thompson, Of Uniontown, was
calling on his brother, Col. H. r.
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Muhleman left
Monday morning for Nashville, Tenn,
with the West Virginia Editorial AS
ISOLATION, to visit the great Southern
Exposition, and on their return trip
will stop off at the Mammoth Cave, and
then return to Cincinnati for short
stay with relatives.
Lizzie Suppes, of Cameron, O., is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Bird Wiley.
They called on friends in Wheeling
Thursday
Mrs. w. Howard, son and daughter,
Of Wellsburg, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Koontz.
Walter Marshall and sister, Ada, or
Wellsburg, are guests of their aunt,
Mrs. II. r. Thompson, of Clark street.
Miss Carrie Dietrich, of Buckhill
Bottom, Ohio, stopped with relatives
Sunday evening. She left Monday
morning for Cincinnati.
Miss Flora Larimore, of Jefferson
street, returned last Friday from a
visit of several months with her
brother, ]. G.. Larimore, at Steuben-
vile.
Arch L. Givens, who has been at
tending the Mountain State Business
College, at Parkersburg, was here
Thursday. He will return to college
in few days.
Mrs. Henry Koontz and Miss Flor
ence Wetzel have returned from To-
ronto, Can, where they attended the
EpWorth League convention.
Mrs. J. Z. Young, whose serious i'll
ness was reported in the Register, is
now convalescing.
Mrs. C. w. Hunter was calling on
friends and relatives at Darlington this
week.
Quincy Moore, in the employ Of A.
c. Ruby, met with a narrow escape in
being struck on the head by mad
horse. The animal belonged to man
out in the country, and Mr.. Moore at
tempted to hold it while its rider
mounted. The wound on Mr.. Moore's
head is quite severe, but not necessarily
dangerous. 1t is thought that the horse
was mad, caused by heat.
The sewerage on Main street in front
of the Wetzel county bank was remov-
ed last week and lowered to give more
fall.
A. B. Moore, stenographer and nota-
ry, Llyod McIntire, ]. w. Mclntire and
E. o. Keller, attorneys, will leave for
Smithfield Monday to take dispositions
in an important suit
Rev. w. w. Hunter, of Fairmont, is
stopping in the town for a few days,
endeavoring to interest the people in
some books which he is handling.
Capt Basil 7. Bowers was in Wheel
ing Wednesday on business.
Capt. Robert McEldowney was at
Friendly Wednesday on legal business.
Mrs. Mate Yost, of Sistersville, was
here Wednesday, receiving counsel in
a suit before the Circuit Court of Tyler
county, in which she is interested.
G.. w. Kotzebur was at Sistersville
Wednesday.
A small child of NJ. A. Brast is SER
iously i'll.
A serious fight took place Tuesday
between r. w. Postlethwait and Jess
Myers, both of Green district, Myers
using a moving scythe with bad re-
suits. Neither was fatally injured
Mrs. Harland McGregor, of Wheel
ing Island, is visiting the family of S.
B. Hall. ~
Miss Frank Hill has returned from a
months visit with friends at Mar
ietta.
Mrs. ]. H. Sharp was called to Sis
tersville Sunday by the serious illness
of her cousin, Joe Boyers.
Miss Dosia McIntire is on an extend
ed visit to relatives in Marshall coun-
ty.
Miss L. E. Pemberton received from
relatives in England breastpin, being
a souvenir of the Queens jubilee.
Miss Pemberton values the gift highly.
Marion Moore and S. c. Miller jury
commissioners, are here this week dis
charging their official duties.
A, C. Ruby, of this city, and some
Pennsylvania gentlemen are organic
ing a company to manufacture nitro>
glycerine and dynamite The plant will
be located on VIM. MEG. Halls farm,
one mile above the city, in bend Of
the creek.
r. A. Kenney, of Parkersburg, was
a guest of Col. l.. NJ. Stephens, the first
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