Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-10
PIEDMONT.

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Piedmont, w. Va. July s.-Hary
Hogan is quite sick.
Conductor s. NJ Right, who lost a
limb on the B. & o., Is in q critical
condition.
Miss Anna Fisher is visiting in Grant
county.
adelphia, spent the Fourth here with
Mr.. Daniel Murphy.
Mr. VIM. L. Hill. of Gainesville, Fla,
spent part OF the week here.
Misses Edna Lewis and Lucy Wright
spent few days in Cumberland.
Miss Annie Stewart and Miss Annie
Hughes have returned to Baltimore.
Miss Sarah R. Houston, of Balti-
more, is visiting Mrs. J. c. Kuhnle.
Miss Ellen Fague, Mr.. John Ball, Rev.
W. B. Owens and family, spent part OF
this week at Mt. Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Right spent
Thursday in Cumberland.
Mr.. B. F. Kern. of Parkersburg, visit
ed Mr.. w. ID. Kern this week.
Miss Leola Stuart is visiting Miss
Ella Hooking at Grafton
Mrs. S. G. Gilbert, of McKeesport,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. Jane Johnson.
Mrs. D. H. Bantz, of Elkins, and Miss
Bonnie Turner, Of Cumberland, are
guests Of Mrs. H. B. Souders.
Mrs. T. A. Sullivan and two children
are visiting in Washington, d. c.
Mrs Lizzie Stanton and two children
of Chicago, are guests OF Mr.. Martin
Burk.
Mr.. Edward Duckworth had So stolen
from him on a train at Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.. Burnup, of Graf
ton, spent this week with Mr.. r. H.
Burnup.
Misses Grace and Elizabeth Marshall
have returned from Martinsburg
Mr.. VIM McGuinness is at Elkins.
Mr.. Michael Carney and Miss Mary
Reddington and Maggie Carney are Wis
ting in Baltimore.
Miss Cora Smallwood has returned
from Clarksburg. Miss Laura Wilson,
of Salem, and Miss Lizzie Long, of Sal
emville, Pa, are her guests.
DR.. ]. E. Suter will leave for Charles
ton as soon as he can recruit twenty
five men for the second regiment
Messrs. j. H. Johnson, Of Norfolk,
Va, John Reddington, of Alexandria,
Va, and Jos. johnson, Robert Cowan,
w. ]. Carey, Thos. Carney, John Coma
way. B. F. Gilmore, Harry B. Kelly, w.
J. McAtee and ]. E. Hooper, of Wash
ington, D. c., spent the Fourth at their
homes here.
The Presbyterian Sunday school held
picnic at Stony Run yesterday.
A SON Of Mr.. VIM. G. Turner was
badly burned Monday. ai'g
Annie Parker, who ran away three
weeks ago, was found Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul d. Millholland, of Read
ing, Pa, will sing solo at the Episco-
pal church Sunday morning.
The Daughters of Ruth enjoyed ice
cream Wednesday night after the as
sembly closed.
The steps in front of the Totten store
building have been removed and a
pavement laid.
Mr.. John Kight, of Connellsville,
Pa, spent the Fourth with Mrs David
Lamb.
Grand Lecturer GrahamD ukehart, OF
- IL visit Hiram Lodge, Mo-
log, A. u and A. M. Wednesday night
John Polling fell from a cherry tree
and was badly hurt.
Robert Mcintosh who was hurt In
the Hampshire coal mine, has returned
from the Cumberland hospital.
Mrs c. T. Neff and children visited
Mrs. A. L. Porter, at Cumberland this
week.
Mr.. Henry Dunn was hurt Wednes-
day by bicycle.
Misses Emma and Anna Grimm have
returned from Baltimore.
Mr. j. L. Bateman, of Baltimore, is
visiting his son, Mr.. P. G. Bateman.
Mrs Emily Burnworth and Mrs. ]. F.
Burnworth and daughter, Alma, are at
Mt. Lake Park.
Mr.. T. B. Kenny is home from school
at Baltimore.
Mrs P. S. Hyde has returned from
Romney.
Capt and Mrs G. W. Harrison, Maj.
e. H. Shook, wife and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs D. F Graham Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Bopes, Mrs. P. D. Millholland and
Miss Nellie Hyde, paid visit to Rom
ney recently, driving through the coun-
try.
Rev. T. M. West will hold thanksgiv-
ing services in the M. E. church Sun
day night.
Weather here is extremely hot