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

oilii4OHty w ' d., NaTCR ZD.-NtS. nan !,
of Missouri, is the guest of her son James
w. Hair. ard came all the way alone
and unexpected. She is 70 years of age.
John Farley, Of Wheeling, is the guest
OF his brother Tom at the Marietta.
John Marley was thrown from horse
Thursday and narrowly escaped injury.
W. 5. Pitzer, OF Upton, has purchased
the McCroy property In West Fairmont
Lott Swiger has purchased a handsome
team of horses Of Tom Wisman.
Miss Ida Ingman is in the eastern cities.
Tuesday night the town council passed
the electric light ordinance, giving the
company a five year contract at $500
year. The money paid the company in
five years would build better plant than
they have and leave 5000 over.
Miss Wirifred Hoult left yesterday for
a visit 10 her uncle in Baltimore.
Jerome Hail, G. r. Burgoyne and DR.. G.
II. Ice, of Pennington. were in town
during the week.
Paul Mccoy was here from the Univer-
sity Wednesday.
Lloyd Ridgely and VIII Huffncr were in
Fetterman Wednesday.
]. Fl. Smith, of Warrington, was a Wis
itor here this week.
The Bachelor Maids Club, Of Palatine,
met at the home of Miss Laura Robinson
Wednesday night and enjoyable time is
reported.
Miss Lucy Cooper, Of Allen, Nd, has re-
turned to this place and will be engaged
in Mrs. Horans millinery store.
Miss Kate McCool, Of Bradford, Pa, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John McCool.
Miss Ella Koran is in the east laying in
her spring millinery stock Her opening
takes place next Wednesday.
DR.. ana Mrs. p. B. ogden are the guests
of their son in Chicago.
Prof W. A. Haggerty, of the West Vir-
ginia Conference Seminary. at Buckhan-
non, WAS in town this week, being called
her by the death of Charles Haggerty.
Mike OHarra was arrested on election
day charged with illegal voting. and his
given bond to answer an indictment by
the grand jury.
Louis Mansbach's new store was OPEN
ed to-day. 1t is a very pretty place, and
a complete stock is carried.
Roy Tough and Lowell Childs attended
the funeral of Henry Clay Robinson at
Clarksburg this week.
Thomas j. Lake, of Grafton, was in
town Wednesday.
Capt. Shindell. of the Salvation Army,
was in Morgantown Wednesday and
Thursday.
Capt. W. W. Scott returned to-day from
Petersburg, Va.
Miss Laura Free, of Warrington was
the guest of Miss Cora Y. Ogden this
week
Attorney E. F. Hartley was in Man
nington this week.
Mrs. j. e. Sands and daughter, Miss
Anna. are the guests OF relatives in
Washington.
Mrs. n. S. Barns is visiting in Balti-
more.
win Doddysman was in Morgantown
this week.
James L. Mccoy Ernest Mccoy, Ed.
Slack. Arthur Martin, Ed +. Meredith,
S. &. Iseman. James Dorsey, NJ. N. Dick
erson. Frank z. Watson. c. T. Nesbitt
ard w. S. Black We're at Morgantown
yesterday attending the institution Of the
Elks Lodge.
NJ. j. Lautz has sold his laundry on
the South Side TO ]. 7. Thompson and
the new proprietor took charge this week,
Polk Miller was a I the Opera House
Tuesday night and delighted large au-
dience
The baseball committee Of the Fairmont
Athletic Club will hold a meeting in a
few days and determine their plans re-
garding this seasons club. A good team
will be secured. The committee consists
OF W H. Conoway, George T. Watson,
Earl H. Smith and F.dts L. Meredith.
To-day is Ray rday at all the Watson
mines.
Miss Smith, the Bee Hive nlilliner, ar
rived Wednesday OF this week.
d. p. Fitch ana A. H. Fleming were in
Morgantown this week a75Iuc
H. l.. swisher. of Morgsmtown. was
here Tuesday evening en- route for his
home in Hampshire county, being called
there by the illness of his mother
NC L. Michael, who has been suffering
from a broken leg il doing nicely.
Attorney G. NJ. Ralphsnyder is in Cal
ifornia on a business trip.
O.. III. Arnett, OF Rymer, was visitor
here Thursday.
Tom Arnett, Of Hutchinson, has return
ed from the East.
Mrs. Anna Case. Of Du Bois, Pa, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Martin Wag-
ner, on the South Side.
Miss Celia Smith sets sail from Florida
for Farmogt to-day. and viii resume her
kindergarten.
Emery Toothman has resigned his posi-
ton with the town
Among the candidates for police are:
Doc" Thomas, Lis Coombs, Joe Dough-
erty. Clarence Abbott, Dave Myers, Ru-
fus Morgan, Charles Bartholow and Hi
ram Jones.
The Purity Band held a meeting at the
Peoples Temple yesterday afternoon.
Col Joe McDermott, of Mo:ganown,
n. L. Jamison. OF Pennington. and W, P.
Burt and c. NJ. Root of Warrington,
were IN the city Thursday