Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
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of Fairmont. were here Thursday on le-
gal business
Col. L. NJ. Stephens left Friday to look
after his oil interests at Toll Gate,
Richie county
Mrs. D. W. Shields, who has ben visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. ". +, Duerr, re-
turned to her home at St. ClairsTilie sat
urday
Miss Maud O'Connell spent few days
with friends at SistersviIe the last OF the
week.
Mrs. NJ. Ludwig, of Chicago, is the
guest of Miss Nellie Sharp, of Maple ave
nue.
j, w. Boyers, of Sistersvile. spent sun
day here with his aunt. Mrs. J. I'll. Sharp.
Mrs G. ". Kotzebue left Monday morn
ing for Ravenswood, where she will re-
main a few days the guest of friends
Harry McEldowney, our hustling bust
ness man. will erect a two-story business
house on North Main street.
Mrs. j. D. Coulter left Saturday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. John Hubbard, at
Grandview Ohio
Prof. p. g. Lowry, of sstersvlle, was
here Monday calling on friends.
John f. Mcclure and r. NJ Jennings,
of Pittsburg, were here Thursday look
ing after their oil interests. They being
officials of the Kanawha Oil Co.
Alice Daugherty, who is teaching school
at Pine Fork, spent Saturday here with
her parents
r. l.. Robinson was at Sistersville Fri
day on legal business.
Mrs William Nolan. an aged lady Of the
South Side. died Thursday morning.
William Ankrom, of the firm of WI
liams & Ankrom is confined to his room
with grippe
Flora Fuchs. a young lady residing six
miles south Of this city, died Tuesday
morning of fever
Lappert & Rea, new firm will open an
art and book store in the new Soland
building on Main street Monday.
Rev. Culpepper, the evangelist, closed
his meetings at the opera house Wednes-
day night. Sixty-three went forward that
night, this being the largest revival ever
had in this city in one night. The differ
ent churches will be increased in member
ship by reason of the revival
w. 5. Wiley editor or the Wetzel DEM
ocrat, is al Chicago attending meeting
Of the board OF direstors of the Editor 5
home. He will visit in Florida before re-
turning.
J. b. Somervile well known attorney
of Wheeling was here the first of the
week on legal business.
An examination Of the graduating stu
dents in the high school took place this
week. There are thirteen in the class
Prof. Hall. of Fairmont, is the principle
and is highly spoken of by the patrons Of
the school.
Judge G.. II. Umstead has been quite
sick, but is now convalescent.
Major Chopin. of St. Louis. is here the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Rector Brook
ing
T. B. HARRISON. Of Franklin. Marshall
county, was here Friday calling on rela-
tives
Rev. Garter of the NJ. E. church South
and Rev. +. p. Hanna. of the NJ. 9
church. are continuing the revival serv-
ices at the brick church on Main street
with marked interest and success.
A representative of the Atlas Gas Co.
was mere this week examining the town
records. The company will make an Eff
fort to bring gas into the city. The New
Martinsville Natural Gas Co. has a fran
chise, which runs two years yet.
Charley Howard and family, of Wheel
ing, were here Friday attending the fun
eraI of Mrs. w Noland. Mrs. holland IS
the mother of Mrs. Howard.
f. ID. Young, a well known lawyer Of
Sstersville. spent two days here this
week on legal business, as well as calling
on his aged father, DR.. Jacob Young.
An entertainment was given at the op-
era house Friday night, for the benefit Of
ST. AIMS p. Z. church.