Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-18
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New Martinsville. w. Va. September
Tex Judge p. T.. Jacobs and w.
NEG. Hall were at Minerva, O., this
week on legal business.
Capt b. T. Bowers was business
caller at Sistersville the first of the
week.
Thayer Melvin McIntire left for Ross
to-day, where he will teach the public
school, commencing Monday. Ihayer
has superintendent the handling of the
Register in this city for some time.
The work will now be done by young
er brother.
Circuit Court will begin here Tues
day The members of the bar have
been informed that Judge Freer will be
absent A member of the bar will be
elected and a term of court held. There
is large docket.
The members of the "Dorcas club, "
an auxiliary to the Ladies Aid Society
OF the M. E. church south, picnfcked at
Wright's Grove Wednesday. An en-
jeyable time is reported by those pres
ent.
A. c. Ruby will leave for Chicago the
first of the week TO buy a Car load of
horses.
Capt B. T. Bowers, H. r. Thompson
and 3. B. Muhleman went to Parkers-
burg to-day to attend the big Repub-
lican meeting.
Workmen have been engaged this
week in placing a main sewerage from
the mouth Of the creek to court square.
Two gentlemen took boarding at the
Elk hotel about ten days ago, and
Jumped their board bill this week. The
interchangeable policeman, Pat Monroe,
followed them to Sardis, where they
yaid the bill Monroe had no sooner
released them. than Detective Meighen
OF Parkersburg, arrested one OF them
and took him 10 Wheeling on charge
OF swindling.
Hon. j. V. Blair will open the cam
paign in this county Tuesday evening
By an address at the Opera House. Mr..
Blair is well known by all the attorneys
OF this county, who speak in the high
est terms Of him.
Miss Lizzie Bruce and Miss May
Kerns, of Northern Pennsylvania, and
Who is a guest of Miss Bruce, were
ealing on friends at Wheeling Thurs
day.
Iae Magnalia High school opened
Malday with "a large attendance.
Bige Potts, Ross Eakin, Charley
Eornbrook and Henry Stamm attended
bail given at, Darlington Tuesday
evening.
Miss Mary EnloSw spent week as the
guest of the Misses Moore at Proctor.
Mrs. Capt. b. r. Bowers entertained
the memberssof the Young Ladies Aid
Society of the NJ e. church at her res
idence on North street "Wednesday
Miss Lou Moore of P-qctor. mfr call
: ing on friends here YIN
6;aa;tlI count xas.Xyi1 Thurs
prs.
of Sherley, is visiting
Morris, OF the South
/, the Main.Astreet tailor,
in the country on bus
|acks and wife, of Pitts
We're the guests OF Mrs.
bther, Arch Gilbert, have re-
me.
(. T. Richardson is calling on
at Sistersviile.
j. clayton of Huntington, Is call
6n his friend, Al. Powers, OF the y.
Iai1rCad.
.IlSs lllIlOu IsAhlu 10 tuO SNOSe oA
Iendg at Jollytown, Pa.
Koontz G Phillips have taken the
ycontract for four new dwelling houses.
The building boom which struck our
town last year still continues.
James Pyles, Sheriff, will move into
the new jail buildin g Monday.
Nv. r. Fitch, superintendent of the
New Martinsville Gas Co., mazda bus
mess trip TO Wheeling Thursday.
Harry NeEadowney was at PHtsburg
Tuesday.
nv. T .Sidell was called to Barnes
vile, O., Thursday by the serious I'LL
ness Of an uncle.
Misses Minnie and Ella Clark were
calling at Wheeling Thursday.
The Wetzel Lodge No. 80, A. F. & A.
NJ moved into their new lodge room In
the new postoffce building Tuesday.
L. J. Comerford, of Wheeling, is now
a clerk in P. D Leaps drug store.
William MciSkimmins, of Pttsburg,
Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ]. Trees.
p D. Leap has returned from a.
weeks business trip to Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Suter and sons,
Author and Brady, of Cincinnati, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Funk the
fist of the week.
Mrs. c. Merrill, of Marietta, is the
guest of her son, Lindsey Merrill, Of
Maple avenue.
A. B. Hunt an attorney Of Sisters
vile. was here Saturday on legal bust
ness.