Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27
HARRINGTON.


Prichard is in pittsburg.
YIN J.alimer, of Michigan, is clerk
,cy in H. r. and f. e. Furbee'S cloth
ing store.
Rev. Powell and Rev. Stump. of
petersburg, were in town last week
n fbe interest of the new Baptist
church.
The pupils and teachers of the High
school gave d festival and supper in
Tbo school building Friday and Satur-
XIV evenings. The proceeds go TO
balD pay the teachers for the two ex
fra months school.
Walter Rex, of Marietta, o., was the
oucst of relatives and friends here
over Sunday.
Rev. King, of the NJ E. church, will
nreach a special sermon to the young
ladies' Sunday evening.
A series of meetings will commence
At the NJ. E. church next Sunday
Rev. Lynch, of Grafton, will assist
Rev. King with the meetings.
Joseph Jolliffe, of Morgantown, is
the guest of his brother here this week
Miss NJ. G. Affair, of Terra Alta,
will arrive here next week and open
up a milliner store, in the Stewart
building on Market street.
John Mcdonald. Of F'airmont, was
IN town this week.
H. G. Robey, Of Fenton, was in
town Friday.
Harry Woodward, dsy operator at
the B. & O., is on the sick list. Mr.
wildly, the night operator, is filling
his place
Jerome Hall, a prominent citizen of
Pennington, was here Friday.
r. L. Frazier, of Wheeling, organiz-
cd and instituted a lodge OF the An
Gent Order of United Workmen in
this city Wednesday evening.
Beverly King, of Parkersburg, is
the guest OF his brother, Rev. King.
Hartman Oil Co.'S Terrell No. =
near Glover's Gap, came in this week,
and is making about 300 barrels per
day.
South Penn Company Furbee No l.
near Glover's Gap came in a small
well last week.
Warrington Company No. %, L.
r. K. of P. installed the following Of
fcers Friday evening: Captain, A. +.
MILAN; First Lieut., Alonzo Price;
Second Lieut., T. ]. Rex; Guard, c. F.
P.tzer; Sentinel, V. r. Price; Record
er H. R. Furbee; Treasurer, ]. U. Kel-
Ter. Captain l.. NJ. Young and Lieut..
}. O. McNeely, of Fairmont Company,
No 16, assisted in installing the Of
fcers Oysters were served at s.fliths
restaurant after the ceremonies.
Oak Randall, OF Farnum, was the
guest OF his little daughter, Miss Dora,
Thursday
Mrs. VIM. Roderick and little
daughter will leave Monday to visit
relatives in Mineral county.
Attorney w. H. Conway, of Fair
mont, was in town Saturday.
Will S. Jolliffe is visiting his par
ents near Morgantown.
VIM. B. Fleming is in Cairo, w. Va,
this week
Mrs. w. B. King and two children,
who have been visiting relatives in
PaFkerSburg, returned home Wednes-
day.
Prof. T. S. Hardesty, of Bingaman,
has moved his family here and will
occupy rooms with Mrs. Hardestys
father James Hawker, in the Dent adj
dition. Mr. Hardesty expects to build
a residence on the Hawker lot.
George Haggerty and mother, Mrs.
Haggerty, attended the funeral OF
Charles Haggerty, at Barracksyille
Monday.
James Boring was the guest OF his
sister, Miss Winifred, and Mrs. Edna
Boring at Opekirka Friday and Sat
urday from there he will visit his
parents at ClarksburG.
VIM. RidgeWay, pumper at the b.
& 0. water station, was taken to his
home at Cameron Wednesday suffer
Ing with inflamatory rheumatism.
Joseph McDerment, of Morgantown,
was a visitor in town Wednesday.
VIM and George Ice, of Barracks
willie were in town the first Of the
week
Ben Ward, of West Milford. is the
guest of friends and relatives in town.
Mrs. Cunningham, wife of Rev. j.
Cunningham, left the first of the week
for her home in Penn Yam, N. Y.
John I. Belle. prominent teacher
near Barracksville, was a visitor in
town Monday and Tuesday.
G. r. Morgan and family have NOV
ed from East High street into the new
Bank block over Morgan & Hess
hardware store, on Market street.
Add Clenand, of Pennington, was
business visitor here this week.
Z. G. Wilson, a prominent citizen
OF Plum Run, was in town the first of
the week.
Mrs. Hays, mother of John Hays, of
the new Commercial Hotel, died at
her home near Brink Saturday, March
u, 1898. Interment in the family
grave yard on Dents Run.
7. +. and o. n. Koen have put a
handsome plate glass front in their
building on Market street, the old
postoffice building and E. c. Martins
store. The new plate glass front in
Stewart & Wise Art and Music store
add much to the appearance OF the
rooms.
Rev. Albert Day. of Marietta, O.,
was visiting friends here recently.
Miss Eva Carpenter spent Saturday
and Sunday with her mother at Far
mington
s. p. Hughes and D. C. Anderson,
TWO prominent oil men of Pittsburg,
VINO were operating in the Doddridge
county field were in the city Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Prof. w. A. Haggerty was here
Monday evening and returned to the
west Virginia Conference Seminary
at Buckhannon Tuesday.
James E. Conway, of Barracksville,
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