Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-16
WESTON.

weston, w. va, OCTOBER ia ldT &c
and enthusiastic crowd will go down to
Clarksburg ON the Goth to whoop 1t up
for the West Virginia boys in West
Virginia VS.. Marietta. If they secure
the number Superintendent Lane and
General Passenger Agent Vardervort
will give cheap special excursion.
The West Virginia University boys will
greet a crowd of enthusiasts from
Weston who have good lungs and know
how to use them.
All of those who were in attendance
at the Pittsburg Conclave have return
ed except Hon. A. A. Lewis. He being
Youngest of the party of course wanted
to see it all. If he does not return this
afternoon the ladies composing the
committee of which Mrs. Lewis is chair
man. viz. collection of old relics for the
street fair, they win be unable TO
proceed further, owing 10 his absance.
Alex. Robinson has been in Pitts
burg the past week taking in the Con-
clave. Alex. is chief engineer at the
asylum. He has many friends and is a
whole souled fellow and one that knows
his business.
A letter to a friend from Fred Stath-
ers says, tell all the boys / arrived safe
and am enjoying myself, and getting
down to real business in my dental
studies in Philadelphia.
Rev, Clarke, OF Thompson street M.
e. church, Wheeling, was here the past
week.
Miss Eliza Danner. of Charleston. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. w. Light
burn, on Sycamore avenue.
Miss Nora Tully, cook for the asylum
night watch, is off duty for two weeks
rest. Miss Cora Kemper is acting in
her place.
Miss Emma Cortell, Of Sutton, has ac-
cepted position as day attendant at
the hospital.
Miss Alice White, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Miss Iona White, Of the
hospital, has returned 10 her home.
Johl S. Rohrbaugh, wife and children,
of Covelo, Cal, who have been visiting
friends and relatives in this section for
some time past, returned home Friday.
j. d. Atkinson and newly welded
bride returned home to-day.
Rev. Robinson, wife and children, OF
Benwood. will begin his ministerial du-
ties at the NJ. z. church Sunday.
Benson, who has been employed In
the millinery department OF Klefn's
store, has returned 10 her home in Bal
timore
Albert Meyer is in receipt Of letter
from his father, DR.. A. Meyer, U. S
Consul at Buenos Ayres, s. A.. stating
he has been sick for some time. The
many friends of the doctor throughout
the State will be panied to hear OF hia
Illness.
Mr.. c. c. Zinn. who has been working
on patent, took seriously Ill anc was
brought to his daughters, Mrs. ]. A.
Minnich. Mr.. ZLan's condition is crit
ical
The erection of the booths Is in pro-
gress for the street fair.
DR.. and Mrs. Brown arrived Thursday
evening. They came here to see Mr.
linn, who is a brother 10 Mrs. Brown.
Dir. d. ". Davis. who has been visit
ing his brother in West Weston. return
ed to his home in Harrison county, tho
past week.
Waterman G. Co. are putting up some
nice neat signs along the roads leading
from town
The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. f.
G. Dawson were grieved TO Learn Of the
death of their three year old child,
which died and was buried the past
week
We know OF a Democrat who has
pledged himself 10 vote for VIM. L.
Huntington. Republican candidate for
State Senate, providing burlington
would use his efforts If elected to have
the. asylum board drill test well for
gas for their consumption This Dem
ocrat claims the State is paying $50. 900
for gas as fuel year. and that gas Of
their own could be had for little orer
what they are paying for It a year now.
Mrs. A. III. Kunst has returned from
Baltimore. where she has been visiting
her DAUGHTER IreQs. who is In school