Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
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New Martinsville, W. Va, June Is
Miss Minnie Slater, of Franklin, Mar
shall county, was the guest OF Miss
Dosia McInIire, Sunday.
! A. C. Ruby is at St. Louis, Mo-, this
week buying a car load of horses,
which he will have at his barn next
week for sale.
| Miss Fredie Romsier. of Powhatan,
Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Levi Berger,
of Virginia street.
Misses Lizzie and Cora Mccain were
calling on friends at Wheeling the first
| of the week.
Mrs. India Laremore was calling on
| friends at Wheeling a few days since.
F. C. Feisley, of Marietta, was call
! ing on friends here Wednesday.
Miss Flora Berger returned from
| two weeks visit to friends at Wheel
| ing Wednesday.
! Miss Nella Shrap, who has been at
| tending the State University at Nor
gantown has returned home to spend
the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Oblinger and
daughter, Iona, were guests OF Han
nibal friends Sunday.
Miss Euna Enlow is calling on Miss
/ Minnie Cox, of Martins Ferry.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Fitch and Miss
Lillian Eakin attended the Pipe Line
picnic at Marietta, Wednesday.
| Prosecuting Attorney E. l.. Robin
son and j. w. McIntire were at Lit
Teton Monday taking dispositions in
cause pending in the Circuit Court.
Misses BERTHE and Nora Newman,
| of Littleton, are calling on their aunt,
Mrs E. L. Robinson, of Union street.
| Misses Teresa Gibbons and Alice
| Daugherty were calling on Mrs. Knoke
at Sistersville this week.
/ Prof J. M. Skinner and wife, of
Sistersville, are calling on the par
ents of Mrs. Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
| C. Butcher, of Virginia street.
| Miss Jennie Bruce was calling on
Miss Anna Dodds, of Sistersville, the
first Of the week.
The select school taught by Prof.
B. H. Hall in the High school build
| ing is nearing the close OF the term.
The school is highly spoken of by the
teachers attending.
Miss Jennie Monroe, of Proctor, was
| calling on Miss Clara Burlingame the
first Of the week.
| Mrs. Ralston, who has been visiting
in Northern Ohio, returned home the
first Of the week.
David Barr left for Silver Hill We'd
nesday to visit his son, Glenn, whose
wife is not expected to live.
Jean Thompson, Of Sardis, was call
| ing on John Denney, the well known
| merchant tailor Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Ashford, Of Marietta, was
| calling on her parents, Mr.. and MRS.
Mart McCabe, the first of the week
John A. Campbell and Capt. B. B.
Doyener were here Thursday, each
calling on his friends.
| Miss Eunice Clore, an accomplished
young lady Of Virginia, was calling
| on her cousin, J. w. Newman. Miss
Clore left for Pine Grove the first OF
the week. where she will spend some
weeks with relatives.
Josiah ST. Clair, of Benwood, was
calling in town Friday.
Mrs. James McLung and daughter,
Miss Mary, of Sistersville, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Bruce, of
Union street.
Miss Julia Beale and Miss Eunice
English. two handsome young ladies
| Of Point Pleasant, and who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Brook
| ing. returned to their home Thursday.
The Terpsichorean Club gave an in
| formal ball at the City Opera House
| Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
English and Miss Beale.
| Mrs. r. U. Brooking is calling on
relatives at Spillman, W. Va.
| 1t is reported that ]. w. Hill will
start a branch at Point Pleasant, w.
Va. soon.
| Geo. Umstead, of Pittsburg, is call
| ing on his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
| Umstead, Of Virginia street.
Charley HAIL spent q few DAYS at
Marietta this week.
| Mrs. DR.. F. P. Lowther and Mrs. E.
J. Williams were at Wheeling, Wed
nesday.
Fred Buck was the first New Mar
| tinsville man to enlist. He left Tor
! the front last week Geo. w. Fair and
| Nip" Anderson left for Wheeling
Wednesday to enlist. Coon Fair, OF
| Proctor district, also has Joined the
| soldier boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Eisanbar.h were
| at Wheeling. Wednesday.
The Brast saloon, on the South Side,
was burglarized Monday night Of $40.
/ 1t was taken from the register. and
some bottled goods were also missed.
Fred McCown went to the recruit
ing station at Wheeling Monday and
offered his services but lacked a quar-
ter Of an inch of coming up to the re-
I! quired heighth. Mike Gibbons made