Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-28
NEWS OF THE
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married Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of the brides parents Rev. b.
d. Hanna, of the M. e church, oftici-
ated. The happy couple left TN the
IT, "a train on their wedding tour.
Quite crowd ACCOMPANIED them TO
the depot to see them off. They will
return in about week.
Martha Null, who has been teaching
a class in music at Porters Falls, re-
turned Thursday.
Mrs Capt R. McEldowney, returned
from Mt Lake Park Thursday.
Bob McGhee returned Monday from
a visit to Western friends.
/. A Rosenberg and wife are visiting
friends at Baltimore.
w. S. Wiley the we'll known editor
of the Democrat, Capt. B. T. Bowers
and j. w. McIntire were at Sistersville
the first of the week on legal business.
WANTED-50 teams to do hauling.
Apply at once. A. c. RUBY,
New Martinsville, w. Va.
E. P. Anshutz, of Buckhill, drowned
a horse at the wharf Tuesday. He had
brought load of produce to town and
drove his horse into the water, and the
weight of the wagon pushed the horse
beyond his depth. Mr.. Anshutz at
tempted to turn the horse towards the
shore, but at last me was compelled to
swim to save his life.
Miss Mary Gibbons returned home
Wednesday, after two weeks visit
to relatives at Burton.
Walter Fisher, paper carrier to the
Oil fields, lost a horse from heat We'd
nesday He was on his return when
the horse dropped dead, II miles east
of town. The horse belonged to Strope
& Evans, of this city.
Marion Moore, a well-known pension
attorney, was here Thursday on legal
business.
Workmen have been engaged this
week putting in sewerage for the town.
Last year system of water works were
put in and arrangements are being made
to pave the streets in the near future.
The Wetzel County Fair commences
next Tuesday and promises to be one
of the best ever held On the grounds.
There are 81 horses booked for the trot-
ting and pacing races, besides those
entered for the running races. Fair
will continue for four days.
]. u. Dayton is putting in stock of
store room on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Fitch gave a re-
ception at their palacial residence on
Maple Avenue Thursday night. There
were a large number of invited guests
present, among whom were John Kin
kaid, Geo. W. Crawford, w. G. Agnew,
E. McCaudlish, and Sarah Agnew OF
Sistersville.
]. l. McCurdy, representing the
Wheeling News. was here Thursday
looking after the interest of the paper.
Butch the fourteen-year-old son CT
William Travis, lost toe by putting
his foot in Charlie Koontz's bicycle,
while koontz was going at a lively rate;
and the amputation was complete.
Miss Margaret d. Hovey is the guest
of Mrs w. r. Fitch.
Mrs. Ed. Haudenschilt and sister,
Miss Birdie Stewart, of Pittsburg, are
the guests of Mrs. ]. P. Chaplin, of
Main street.
F. C. Bucher, contractor, has the par
sonage of the M. E church south,
nearly completed. This will be the
third church building erected in the
last two years, and our preachers are
we'll provided for in this respect
Miss Mary Curtis, of Moundsville, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. DR.. J. d.
Schmeid.
j. w. Hill, L. J. Williams. Thistle
Cox, Jr, and Lloyd McIntire returned
from New York Tuesday, where they
had gone to witness the parade of the
war ships.
The Magnolia High School will open
September 18th. The following named
are the teachers for the next year:
Principal, W. H. Hall; assistants, Prof
W. E. Maple, Miss White, Eula Fish,
Teresa Gibbons and Dosia McIntire.
South Side School, Charley Farmer
and Lottie Bruce, assistant.
If you have anything you wish to adj
vertise, remember that it will be read
by more people if placed in the Sunday
Register than any other paper in COM
ing to our city This fact has been ap-
preciated by A. c. Ruby and others,
who have tried it as an advertising
medium with the best results. Hand
your locals to a Register carrier not
later than Friday morning for Sunday
paper.