Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
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Hannibal, o., February 5.-W. b.
ONeill OF Marietta, o., was in town
Saturday, and Sunday.
Z. Dunlap was at Sistersville on
business Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Kent, Of Marietta. O.,
rer7 visiting her parents, Mr.. and
N~e John fisher the first Of the week.
cant Chas Muhleman, accompanied
IN III. r. Noll, of Marietta, O., was ct
~.rciunati. o., the first Of the week,
X business connected with their ice
9la1t at the former place.
Nrs S. r. Lenkard and daughter, OF
Ndeenrg, we're guests Of relatives in
,.7a sunday and Monday.
Rev. and Mrs Norton, of Sisters
Vile. were guests OF Mrs Lucy Dye
and other friends for several days.
The funeral Of the late Rev. G. NJ.
Wilson took place from the English
II d. church on last Sunday morning
and was the largest one that ever &C.
rr~rea at this place. The house was
flied with friends Of the deceased and
family and many we're not able to
sia admittance. Members of I. 0. @.
r fraternities Of Powhatan. CIaring-
ron, New Martinsville, and New Mat
5.----oo -t+or7ed tha services in a BODY
and assisted in the ceremonies. The
. Wees were conducted by DR. D. C.
Nshourne Of Earnesvi'le. O.. assisted
H. Rev. Powers. Of C1arin cfou. Rev.
rrarl. Of powhatau. Rev. c. r. Petty,
M n-4vv M tamoras. Ts7v. p ". Martin
of Sardis. O.. and Rev. w. NJ. Kins-
'-~ ard Pev Rooatsky Of this place,
7nd we're remarkably affective ard
i,rnressive TNa remains were laid
In rest in the FJarter ceretery. The
0r,al t.ibutas were MANY and heauti-
hull. The pail bearers were Messrs.
roe Huhacker and A. G.. Vetter, of
carljsO. Thomas Parriott and Thorn
ae or+z. Of powhatar. o., Mack
erodgrass and John Martin. of Mata-
r-o~ae n and II NeueTf schwander
and Alvin Bare. of Hannibal o.
Mrs J. G. Lonsdale and niece, Miss
Irzia Wehrnan. OF st. joseph. Mo.
7~rived Saturday evening ard viii be
fha suoe+s for some time of Capt. and
Mics Minnie Muhleman.
Sam fisher. Of Moundsviile. was in
town Saturday evening and sunday.
IT, Merrill. mother and sister, OF
rarlai~a MIS- Hardestv, Of Parnes-
y;5le Mrs. Calland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson. of Summerfeld q Rev. and
Errs 2. e. Wilson. Of Midd'efeld, O..
hid Mr.. and Mrs. @. E Wilson, OF
v-il1iams-nwn ". Va. all relatives of
tho lafa Rev. @. M Wilson, were here
attending his funeral.
7rr. John fisher celebrated the 60th
anniversary Of his birthday on last
Tuesday from 4 TO 10 p. NJ, BY giving
. enlendjd dfnrer tc the members OF
Inc ! @. Ruthrnilier Of which he is
member and others. The rooms were
faetefullv adorned for the occasion.
Tie popular colors. red, white and
Blue. were used in the decorations.
an report a splendid time.
Mrs. A. c. Vetter, Of Sardls. o., was
visiting Mrs Fl. NeuenschWander
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss ATollia Cline was home from
Mafamoras. O.. last week.
Tte steamers Lexington and Leroy
brought several hundred people to
this place from different points along
the river last Sunday to attend the
funeral Of Rev. Wilson.
there were several very ENJOYABLE
sleighing parties here the past week.
Geo. Akenhead Of New Martins
Vile. was on our streets Friday.
Mrs. Sep Hall, OF New Martinsyilie'
was the guest Of Mrs. julie Wehrman,
Last Sunday.
j. l. MuhIeman arrived home FRI
dav morning off the steamer Ruth.
c. f Noll is home on a short visit
from Marietta, Q.
Ut. T. N. Police, of Sistersville. Wis
iIcd his family mere Thursday and
Friday.
Alexander Martin vas 1T Pittsburg
an business several DAVIS.
Mr. ard Mrs Cauldabaugh, o.
Wheeling Gre visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Euchwald.
Capt J. A. Voegtly, of the steamer
Levihpton, spent last Sunday at his
home at this place.
Mrs. Dan Leep and Miss Alice Rist
were at Wheeling Monday.
Misses Eta and Bertha Deer and
Ben Rusk were at New Martinsville
Friday.