Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-28

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! leading young society ladies of Preston
| county. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman will
spend ten days in Kingwood, after
! which they will go to Boston to reside.
I, Hon. VIM. G. Brown, of Kingwood,
was business caller at Terra Alta on
| Wednesday. Mr. Brown recently pur-
chased one of the most handsome and
| imposing private residences in the city
of New Whitcom, Washington, and will
reside there this winter.
| Capt. VIM. Elliott, while crossing
| small ravine in the Elliott grove, east
misfortune to fall and dislocate his
| left shoulder. Drs. S. NJ Scott and E.
T. Martin were called and rendered
surgical aid
Daniel Wagner, who resides at Am
| boy, in Union district, is lying danger
ously i'll with Bright's disease, and his
death is momentarily looked for. Mr..
| Wagner is one of the best known and
most reliable citizens of this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. l.. Fogle, of Wash
ington, d. c., who have been spending
part CT the summer at Mt. Lake and
Terra Alta will depart soon for Chica-
| go, H., where Mr.. Fogle will open a
| law Office. John is one of the few men
| who take advantage Of opportunities
| offered. Five years ago he secured
| position in the government printing Of
| fic at Washington, d. c. Being placed
! on The day force, he studied law at
| night, in wellknown Georgetown
law school. He graduated few
months ago with high honors. Mrs.
Fogle was formerly Miss. Nell Kerskad-
| don, and her mother resides at Man
| ningtOn.
Mrs. Margaret Cornell, of Huttons,
mother of Mrs. Farley Deberry and
Miss Ellen Cornell, of Terra Alta, has
gone to Indianapolis to visit her moth
er, Mrs. Margaret Craig. Mrs. Cornell
| is past seventy years of age, and her
mother, Mrs. Craig, is now in her Gath
year, but is yet young enough to make
| occcasssional visits to her relatives in
this section.
DR.. Jennings M. King and family ar
rived here Monday last from Hunting
ton, and are now occupying the Lamb
! building on Main street. The DIR.
comes to Terra Alta well recommend
| ed, and will doubtless soon attain a
large practice.
John Ed. Freeland, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. David A. Freeland, of Terra
| Alta met with a very serious accident
| while at work on the mills of the Pres
! ton Lumber Company, at Creilin, on
| Saturday last. He was operating one
of the smaller saws when board be-
came fastened to the saw in some man
ner, and was suddenly hurled to one
side with great force, striking Mr..
| FreelandI On the left leg and crushing
| the bone in a frightful manner. 1t is
feared that the limb will have to be
| amputated.
Summer guests now registered at the
..sna, fA.t1 h etsl eve as 81 fql51qMs: MI.
ant, w. Va; Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Pugh,
( and Miss Pugh, of Rowlesburg; the
/ Misses Smith CT Baltimore; Col and
Mrs. Vowel, of Culpepper, Va: E. S.
Wallover, of Baltimore, and a party of
Westinghouse.
At Sunset Hall there are this week:
DIR. VIM B. Schober South Bethlehem,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Miller, fam
| lily and nurse, of Fairmont; Miss Vir-
ginia Fleming Mr.. Brook Fleming, Mr..
! George Fleming also of Fairnont; C.
E. Ward and wife of Charleston; Mr..
Edward Dickinson, Overland Ohio; Dr..
John c. Hupp and wife, Mrs. Edward
Dickinson, Miss Caroline Hupp, Miss
! Lucy Kyle, and Miss Agnen, all of
Wheeling; Col. and Mrs. Sam H. Blu
| key, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Burnell and
/ son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Strann Miss
Margaretta Strann, Master Henderson
| Strann and Miss Kelly, all of Washing
| ton; Misses Julia and Lucy Snodgrass
and Miss Laura Steers, of ParkersbuIg;
! Miss Jessie Schober, of Cumberland;
! Messrs Frank P. and Allen MacNell, of
Wheeling and Misses Katherine and
| Belle Durham, of Cleveland, Ohio.
This has been one of the very best
| seasons Terra Alta has ever experience
| ed. Beside the above. all the smaller
| boarding houses and private houses are
| crowded, and between forty and fifty
city guests were turned away during the
! past week. A great many Wheelingites
are scattered about town. and in the SUI
! burbs, and all seem to be- enjoying
I themselves. BOLDEN.
DR.. Frank NJ. Fogle of Terra Alta,
and Miss NJ Lottie Killen, of Rowles-
| burg, were married at Oakland, Md,
| Tuesday of last week, the 18th. The
wedding was kept a secret until Sun
day last, when the bride arrived here
| from Rowlesburg, and was met at the
| train by the Dr. and a host of friends.
| The DR.. is one of our rising and most
promising young physicians, and the
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Killen, of Rowlesburg, and one
of the most charming and popular
| young ladies Of that place.
Mrs. Katherine Feather died at the
residence Of her son, Mr.. Amos Feather,
in Clarksburg, on Saturday of last
week. The remains were brought here
on Sunday and taken to the Lutheran
! church, near LenoX, where the inter
ment took place on Monday at 10
o'clock a. NJ Mrs. Feather was born
and raised in Preston county, and was
the mother of James, Isaac and Jacob
Feather, of near Lenox, all leading
citizens of the county Mrs. Feather
was aged over rs years.