Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-30
NEW MaRTINSVILLE.

new MARTINSVILLE.
New Martinsville, October pa c.
Ruby left for St. Louis Thursday to
| buy I'D two car loads of horses for his
Sistersville sales, November 1st.
LLOYD McIntire was at Huntington
Thursday. on legal business.
Miss Myrt, the handsome daughter
of David Barr, has returned from Sis
tersville, where she spent a week with
her sister, Mrs. E. E. Stewart.
Wanted-By A. G. Ruby, 80 teams to
haul casing and gas pipe.
Claud Hartman returned from Fort
Mcpherson, Ca, Friday last He Is a
private in the Seventeenth regulars,
and has a. thirty-day furlough. He is
very weak and is recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever. He speaks in
the highest terms of the treatment re-
ceived while sick in the hospital, as
we'll as when in camp.
will offer for sale at my stables in
Sistersville, Tuesday, November list, a
car load OF the finest draft horses ever
brought into the State. "A. c. Ruby.
George M. Tedrow, of Littleton, and
Peoples party candidate, was here
Tuesday looking after his interests in
completing the ballots.
Mrs. ]. M. Mule and son, Jerry j.,
are visiting Mrs. Null's mother, Mrs.
DR.. McKimie, of Pioneer
John w. Kaufman, our efficient cir
cult clerk, was at Wheeling Tuesday
on business pertaining to ballots Tor
election.
The members of Lodge No. 80, A. F..
and A. NJ, will have banquet in their
new hall next Friday evening. A num-
Der of visiting brothers are expected to
be present.
Mrs. D. N. Mangold and daughter,
Miss Bertha, returned from a three
weeks visit to friends at Pittsburg, the
first of the week.
C. w Duerr attended the steward S
meeting at Wheeling Tuesday.
Mrs. Capt r. McEldowney was call
ing on Wheeling friends Tuesday.
The four-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner Wells died Wednesday of
pneumonia. The mothe. was visiting
a brother at the time in Iowa.
Clark ireland. of Wileyville, is visit
ing his grandfather, David Barr.
Capt. 3. T. Bowers was at Sistersville
on legal business Monday.
Pat Monroe, DR.. J. d. Schmeid and
others of this city, attended the Elkins
meeting at Sistersville Monday even
ing.
Prof. w. z. Maple has resigned his
frvh rnhn
and will be assistant cashier in the
Wetzel County Bank, November 1st.
The board has not determined as to a
successor to Prof. Maple, but 1t is
thought that Charley Hall will get the
position, as the patrons of the school,
or many of them desire to see him get
it. Mr. Hall is a scholarly gentleman,
and has had the advantage of few
years at Marietta college. He is also
a graduate of this school.
Mrs. Jacob Koontz and Master Eddie
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Rey-
nolds, at Martins Ferry, Ohio.
,Koontz & Phillips had the misfortune
of having a raft Of logs grounded on
Big Boom bar, below Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Trees have re-
termed after a visit of three weeks to
friends at Pittsburg.
Miss Lottie Bruce, teacher in the
public school, is seriously i'll of throat
trouble.
Henry Hennen, u Hundred, has pur-
chased the large livery barn of Strope
& Evans, and will take charge in few
days.
John e. Kenney spent Sunday with
his mother at Darlington.
Miss Gay Debolt has returned from
ten days visit to relatives at Pine
grove.
Miss Josie Stephens, the handsome
post mistress at Padens Valley, was
calling in town Wednesday.
Rev. f. D. Hanna. formerly of this
charge, but now of Wheeling, was call
ing on old friends here the first of the
week.
Miss Bird Wiley entertained the Daisy
Circle at her home on Maple avenue,
Wednesday afternoon.
J. +. McCaskey, P NJ, is visiting re-
latives in the West. w. R. Dayton is
chief clerk in his absence.
J. w. Newman, attorney, was at
Wheeling Tuesday on business connect
ed with his profession.
Col. L. M. Stephens and Justice Eakin
spent a few days this week in the Ill
fields of the county.
r. H. Sayer was at Sulithfield Fri
day.
A. c. Ruby is having plans submit
ted for his new dwelling, which will
be erected On North street. This will
be one of the finest structures in the
city.
Prof. Brent Shriver, of this city. has
been assigned the principalship Of the
Proctor school.
Miss Vina Burlingame is teaching
Miss Lottie Bruce's room during Miss
Bruces illness.
Policeman Fred Williams. of Sisters
vile, brought to this ci'v Friday. Will
liam, Neer, charged with forging q