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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-14

w. Va, is the guest CT Miss Hattie
Richards.
Miss Abba Owen. of Ypsilanti, Mich.
is the guest Of Miss Mabel Williams.
Misses Mollie Hammatt and Ella
Sharp. Of Peasants county were visit
ing friends in town over Sunday.
John A. Lenkard left Saturday for
Cincinnati to come out on the steamer
Keystone State.
Mrs. Charles Bowling is entertainirtg
a house party Of six young ladies from
West Marietta, Ohio. They arrived ON
Tuesday. and will remain about ten
days. The party is composed of Misses
Blanche Thornley,, Lucy Holbrook,
Gurley Reed. Eskey Powell, Jennie and
Bessie Tompkins, Mrs. Bowling enter.
tanned in honor of her guests ON Frf-
Gay evening. Dancing was the diver
sion OF the evening, supplemented by
refreshments.
Mrs. A. w. Hutchinson and daughter.
of Marietta, and Mr.. Harry Bartlett,
OF Parkersbarg, were guests at Mrs. NJ
p. BeeSon's last week.
The Birthday Social" and receptions
held at the NJ. E. parsonage on Thurs
day evening was q very enjoyable AFT
fair, and quite a success financially.
The rooms We're very tastefully decor
ated with the national colors and cut,
flowers, and on the veranda We're hungl
Japanese lanterns. The Cornet band
furnished music throughout the even
ing. Ice cream and cake was served
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ST. GAINESVILLE,

st. CIairsville, O., August 13.-Misses
Mary and Lucy Alexander returned home
| Thursday from visit with Barnesvtlle
friends.
Arthur Kudor and family, of Columbus,
are visiting Mrs. Kudor's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Carroll.
Miss Bessie Ingram, of Wheeling, is Wis
iting relatives and friends in town and vi
| cinity
Miss Irene Terrell has returned from a
visit to Mountain Lake Park.
l.. p. Troll, of Canton is visiting his
brother and sister at this place.
The NJ. E. Sunday School picnicked at
Darrahs grove Thursday.
Harry johnson and wife, of Scio, Mrs
Myer, of Steubenville, and Mrs. Adams,
of Cadiz, visited relatives in town Mon
day.
Mrs. Gattney and daughter, of Column
bus, are visiting the family of E. l.. Nc
Millen at their home southwest of town
Mrs Harry Boroff visited friends at Be-
thesda this week.
Miss Bert Robinson, of Columbus, is
visiting Miss Mabel TalIman.
Miss Beulah Nichols. of Cambridge, is
visiting the family of her uncle, Mr. Joel
| Nichols.
Mr. Tudor, of Norwich visited the fam
! lily of his brother, MIR. Wilbur Tudor this
| week.
| MIR Nathaniel Jepson and daughter, of
! Washington, Indiana, are visiting the
family OF his brother, Mr.. George Jepson
Ray Tallman and family have returned
from visit with West Virginia friends
| Mr.. DR.. Jepson and daughters, of
Wheeling, are visiting relatives and
friends in town.
MI Patrick Kennedy was called to New
Philadelphia Friday by the serious illness
of his sister.
Mrs. Peter Hughes and son Charles. of
Rellaire. are visiting their mother, Mrs.
Chas. Collins.
Rev. Robert Alexander went to Chau-
tauqua on Wednesday to spend a week.
Rev Knox, of Iowa, will fill his pulpit
Sunday morning.
W. H. Boyd, Esq, assistant city attor-
ney, of Cleveland, accompanied by his
wife, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Judkins this
week.
Miss Jeanette Burt, of Wheeling is
the guest of Miss Maggie Mellor.
Hon W. X. Kennon is at Atlantic City.
Alvin Nancuren, of Strasburg, o., is
visiting his parents west of town.
Mrs. w. S. Cower, OF Cincinnati, is Wis
iting her mother and other relatives at
this place.
st. Clairsville Fair August 90, 81 and
| September l.
Miss Johnson, of New Athens, is visit
ing Miss Mabel Thompson
Mrs. Scott, of Spencer Station, visited
her son, James Scott, this week
Mr. Ben Saas, of Columbus, spent the
week with friends in town
Marriage licenses issued since last re-
port: Arba Brown Tubbs and Nancy B.
Morrow; Isaac F. Dougherty and Mamie
Mcmahon: Edward w. Exley and Jennie
( b. Sheets; Julius Pignolet and Celine
Lambert; William Lay and Anna RAIDER:
Charles NJ. Swingle and Myrta Isadore
Perkins; NJ A. Helms and Emma Brown;
Fred. NJ Wayrick and Martha T Dent;
Harry F. Taylor and Alice P. McEndree:
William F. O'Brien and Nellie Archibald.
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RAvENsW0OD

Ravenswood, W. Va, Aug. 13-Noore
Fleming, of Clarksburg, w. Va, is visit
ing his parents at this place.
Mrs F. o. Bond and four children, of
Wheeling, are visiting Mrs. Geo. Park.
Mrs l. \. Fannin and two children left
Wednesday for Barboursville, where they
will spend several weeks with Mrs. Fan
nins parents. Miss Georgia Leist accom-
panied them to her home
Miss Lettie Crow and Miss Pauline
Flesher, of Ripley, are visiting Miss Eu-
nice Proctor.
Miss Virginia Park, of Reedy, accompa-
MED her cousin, Miss Lizzie Smith, Of
Wellsburg visited Mr.. Geo, Park the
first of the week.
Mrs j. r. McGlothlin entertains a few
lady friends to tea this evening.
Mr.. e. E. Mckinley, cashier of the Ra-
vens wood Bank, left Thursday for Lam
caster, o., to take the Kelley cure for the
third the. He was accompanied by c. l..
Brown.
Harry Rudman and his father, John
Rudman, have in contemplation trip TO
England for the benefit Of the formers
health.
The Presbyterians mad an enjoyable So
cial last evening at the home of Harvey
Sayre ana wife.
The Gauley club have been camping out
on Buffington's Island the past week.
Mrs. Ed. Curtiss and young son left this
evening for thsir home in Parkersburg.
Rev. O. j. Trippett, pastor of the NJ. f.
church died SUNDAY morning at his home.
His body was taken Monday 10 Terra
Alta, the former home of Mrs Trippett,
where interment ceremonies were held
Wednesday. An escort was sent by the
Masonic order from this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron and two children,
of Johnstown, Pa, are visiting w. T.
Grigsby and wife.
Robert Kampher is spending two weeks
in Spencer, assisting in the opening of the
new bank at that place.
Mrs. c. l.. Brown and daughter Helen
leave tomorrow morning for a two
weeks visit with friends in Brooke coun-
ty, W. Va.
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days at Mt. Lake Park with his fami-
| ly the first of the week, His wife and
| daughter will remain at the park for a
! short time.
A large number of teachers from Ty-
| Ter and Marshall counties attended in
stitute here this week.
! Mrs. G. H. Umstead has been slight
| ly indiaposed for some days, but under
the care Of DR.. ]. w. Schmied is now
I convalescent.
The Darlington ball team played the
New Martinsville boys on the Fair
Grounds Thursday. The game stood
Is to 5, in favor Of the Darlington
team.
A. B. Moore, court stenographer. is
attending Circuit Court at Middle
bourne
Miss Augusta Schwertferger. of
| Wheeling, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Brast Sunday
Carl and sister, Miss Ella Thompson,
OF Anthem, are visiting their uncle, H.
r. Thompson.
Miss Annie Baush returned Thursday
from an extended visit to friends at
Evert, Pa.
Chas. Koontz and Joe Clark, Jr., left
Wednesday to visit Washington, d. c.
and Atlantic City.
Webster, Misses Alma and Elva
Waymen, of Cameron, were visitors Of
Prof. Brent Shriver the past week.
Harry Gordon and II. Rose were
Among the Darlington boys who wit
messed the ball game Thursday.
Miss Nena Brast entertained num-
Der CT her friends Thursday evening
in honor of her cousin, Miss Edna
Ahrens, of Wheeling. The evening was
spent in social games and dancing to
the music of Prof Yahn, of Wheeling.
Supt r. n. Coope, of Oil City, Pa, J..
L. Hull, of Pittsburg, Geo, VIM. Moore
Of Boston Mass, Fl. w. Bishop, of Buff
falo, n. Y, T. d. Rolf of Pittsburg and
T. Newton, Of Buffalo, N. Y, are here
in the interest of the Tri-State Gas
Company.
Mrs. r.. H. Meese, Mrs. w. R. Miller
and son Ralph, of Salem, o., who ha. e
been visiting Mr.. Meese, proprietor of
the Elk Hotel, returned Saturday.
The night session of the Teachers
Institute held in the Opera House last
Thursday was very enjoyable enter
tainment The house was crowded and
more than one hundred persons were
turned away. The following interest
ing programme was rendered.
Music, America Forever ...... -.
:. Eddie KOontZ
Recitation, The Happy Little Cripple
...... Chas. E. Carrigan
Recitation, The Arena Scene .....
.. ....... Miss Della X. Funk
Recitation, The Debating Society.
49,. ........ Miss Margaret Hovey
Music, Song John McEldowney, Jr.
Recitation, The Light on Dead
Mans Bar >. Miss Edith Stephens
Music, SCIo ....... Miss Nellie Sharp
Recitation, The Old Man Goes to
Town .......... Prof T. H. Crago
Music Song Miss Lena Archer
Music. Song. Miss Minnie Null
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GRAFTON.
ty, W..

Grafton, w Va, Aug. 13.-Mr Thos.
Policy and sister, Miss Anna, of Ben
wood, are the guests of relatives in town.
Rev. Chas. f. Shaw ana wife of King
wood, were here several days this week.
Rev J. Ed. Kildow, of Beverly, was
| among oar business visitors during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Gregg ard son Guy
left the first of the week Tor a stay at
the sea shore.
NJ A Beeler has resigned his position
| at Loars grocery and Harry Litz has Sc
cured the place.
]. Howell Taylor returned Monday from
a months visit to his old home in Mary
land.
G. L. Jolliffe left Tuesday night for a
three weeks trip to Atlantic City and
| other points in the East.
DIR. w. c. Chenoweth and A. G. Chris
lip, two of Philippi's prominent citizens,
were here Tuesday.
d. CT. Thomas, of Pickens, Randolph
county, was here this week.
Alphonse Luthardt has opened a barber
shop on Main street in the Straub build
ing.
Clark Morgan went TO Elkins Thursday
~ hOLh bil a NtlSpilOiit 4tIiG d. Lli1L pace
j. H. Hurry, of Bridgeport, was here
his week on business connected with the
reform school.
Rev. j. d. Simmons on TuesGly re-
tt -ned from four weeks vacation and
will occupy the pulpit at the usual ser
vices Sunday.
Miss BERTHE Jackson, formerly of this
city, but more recently from North Caro-
lima, has been the guest of friends here
several days.
T. E. Cole and John n. Tregellas are
home from trip to New York and At
lantic City.
Seventy-two car loads of colored troops
from Ohio and Illinois passed through
here Tuesday night enroute to Washing
ton.
Miss Lille Newton has accepted a po-
sition in the American Bazaar
A little child OF Mr. and Mrs Thos.
Jackson died Of cholera infantum and
was buried Sunday afternoon.
The regular meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Reform School was held
at that institution in Pruntytown, Tues
day. Considerable routine business was
transacted. c. l.. linn has been appoint
ed TO fill the place in the executive COM
mittee made vacant by the resignation Of
Mai. J. c. Gluck- We understand that an
electric light plant for the Use of the Re
form school is not an improbable i'm
provement in the near future.
Millard a. Prison was at Piedmont sew
eral days this week
Mrs. W. l. Rodgers and little daugh-
ter are visiting relatives at Parkersburg.
About twenty members of Allegheny
Division No. II. Unifrom Rank K Of p.
will leave the LIST int. for Indianapolis,
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NEW faaRTlHSVllLE.

New MartinsvilIe, w. Va, August 10.
john Reece, Of Kansas, is the guest
CT Sanford Leap and family, of the
South Side. Mr.. Reece left this State
soon after the late war and this is his
first visit
The North End Hose Company, at a
meeting the first of the week changed
its name and is now known as the l..
NJ Stephens Hose Co. Mr.. Stephens
is enc of the prosperous business men
of this city and represented the coun-
ty in the last legislature, and no doubt
will be nominated TO succeed himself
by the Democratic county convention,
which meets at Wileyville to-day.
W. MEG. Hail. S. B. Hall, Capt. r.
McEldowney, E. B. Snodgrass, Capt. B.
T. Bowers and w. McIntire, attor-
neys, are attending Circuit Court at
MiddlebCuTne this week.
Judge T. ?. Jacobs left for Middle
bourne Thursday
DR.. J. j. Richardson, of Washington,
D. O., is calling on his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. 7. Richardson, of Main
street.
Col. II. r. Thompson has sold the
Elk Hotel to A. c. Ruby, the well
known contractor and livery man of
this city. Consideration is said to be
ebout $1,000 Nh Ruby since he came
here has been an extensive purchaser
of real estate and has laid. out what is
known as Ruby's addition to the city
and has disposed of a number of lots.
Carl Thompson, of Uniontown, is the
guest of his uncle, Fl. r. Thompson, Of
Clark street.
tailor of Main street, has the contract
to furnish the uniforms for the hose
company boys. Those who have seen
the suits, pronounce them to be out
of sight"
c. Lavelle of Uniontown, and an
eX-delegate OF Wetzel, has been at
tending institute here this week
John Stender'S new wharf beat was
brought to the wharf Thursday where
Mart McCabe. the builder, will put on
the cabin. The boat Will be ready for
use in few days.
Miss Josie Stephens, the handsome
postmistrcss Of Paden's Valley, was
] calling on friends here the first of the
week.
Mrs. DR.. J. D. Schmied has returned
from an extended visit to friends at
M5undsyille. Her visit was protract-
ed by reason of serious sickness.
Miss Jessie Freed, of Moundsville,
and who was the guest CT friends here
for two weeks, returned home Mon
day.
A. c. Ruby is at Chicago where he
will buy up a car load of horses.
]. w Yoho, well known attorney,
of Cameron, Marshall county, spent
the week in this city
S. e. L. Snodgrass spent the week in
the country, doing notary work for the
gas company
r. L. Moore, an attorney of Sisters
vile, spent Sunday with friends here.
q. L. Robinson, Prosecuting Attor-
ney, was at Wheeling Monday on legal
business.
Capt. R. McEadowney spent . few
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ST. MAaYS.

st. Mary's. w. Va, August 15.-Mlss
Alice McNabb, of Wheeling, Is VISIT
ing friends in St Mary's this week.
Joseph H. Bills, who has been at
work at Washington, Pa, has return
ed. Joe says there is no place IKE
home" ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Barron LETT
on Wednesday on ten days trip 20
Atlantic City. Mr. Barron's mother,
Mrs Virginia Barron, of Maxwell, mas
charge of the Barron home during the
absence of Mr.. Barron and wife.
R. A. Flesher, Aldo Doan, Martin
Riggs. John Schumacher, C. c. Schan-
wecEer e. w. Frink, L. j. Murphy, o.
: Ogdin. w. S. Allen, c. n. Mathews,
T. n. Boss, D. S. Mackey and l. =
Davis represented Peasants county III
the Republican Congressional conVeh-
ton at PIT. Pleasant on last Wednes-
day.
James Patterson, formerly Of this
place. but now a resident OF WllIlalnS-
town. was here on Monday.
C. T. Copen, c. n. Mathews and /.
n Boss attended the Republican Sen
atorial convention at Elizabeth on Mon
day.
NJ. H. Flower, Of Parkersburg, was
visiting his parents here on saturday
and Sunday.
Miss MAY Hudson has returned to st.
Mary's. having accepted her former po-
sition as typewriter for Mr.. John f.
Barron.
Mrs. Belle Hutchinson, Of Parkers-
burg. is visiting relatives here this
week.
MIS-. Alice Mason, of jackson county,
is visiting her father, J. f. Ruttencut-
ter.
F. NJ. Triplett, Peasants county's
genial commissioner, from Grant DIS
trict. was in town on Tuesday.
f. d. Stewart of this place, has Sc
cured the contract for moving the ma
chine and boiler shops Of "A. I. Boyd
G, Co, from Wayerly to this place. the
work is to begin at once. the company
expecting to be at work in two weeks.
The family of Engineer w. j. Locke,
of the Ohio River railroad, moved to
TT. Pleasant on Wednesday.
G. w. Gatrell is at Moundsville,
building a dwelling for b. +. Standi-
ford.
Jas L. Johnson, Of Wasp. was the
/ guest OI MS SUI, tiSHe -. JOh40O4i, is'''S
| Saturday and Sunday,
The recent frequent and copious
rains have made it very evident that
our "city fathers" have not provided
sufficient drainage facilities in many
places about our little town. A very
little work intelligently dcne, would
remedy all this, as St. Mary's has very
good natural advantages as to drain
age.
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gfILLikMST0Wa.

Williamstown, w. Va, August 10
The Episcopal and Baptist churches are
undergoing repairs, being repapered,
vanished; new gas lights are also be-
ing put in.
Miss Helen Lowry. Of Wheeling, and
Mrs. Carrie Chamberlain, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, are guests Of Mrs. Louisa Harden,
a few miles back Of town.
Miss Nellie Flesher visited friends
at st. Mary's last Sunday.
Miss Bes5 Patterson spent last Sun
day at Eureka with friends
The Misses Stone, from Vienna, w.
Va, and their guests. Misses Wood
son and Myers, of Virginia. Mckinney
and Nichols, from Marietta, were in
town Wednesday calling on friends.
Miss Nellie Gallaher, of st. Mary's,
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with Mr. and Mrs. Beatty, on Market
| street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry woodward are at
| home from Mt Lake Park, where they
spent a short time.
Miss Orsini Lowry and her guests,
Miss Myers and Miss Woodson, are Wis
iting S. S. Stones family at Briscoe.
| Mrs. ]. H Crippen is visiting her mo-
Their at Williamsburg.
p. Miss Agnes Warner is spending a few
weeks of well earned rest with Grafton
| friends.
from a trip to Atlantic City and New
| York.
| Mrs Chas. Epstein left early in the
week for a resort in Michigan to spend
| several weeks.
| Mrs Robert Smith has for her guest,
Miss Lillian Googans, of Chicago
Miss Atkinson is here from Washington,
Pa, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Rich.
Herbert Scrogin, of Texarkana, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Monroe,
and friends here.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander. who was
visiting Miss Katheryn White for short
time, is now at Aurora. where her pa
rents are summering. Mss White accom-
panied her.
Mrs Oscar Jenkins and little son are
visiting Mrs. Jenkins mother at Ravens
wood.
Among those from here who left Thurs
day for Atlantic City are Collector A. B.
White and wife, A. G. Jackson and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. C. Nelly and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Crimes.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Van Wrinkle, of Bal
timore, are the guests Of Mr.. Van Win
kle's mother, on upper Julianna street.
Mr. Van Wrinkle is on the staff of the
Baltimore Herald.
Mr. F. 0. Headley, popular Baltimore
salesman, was in the city on Friday.
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NEWS OF THE NEIGfIBORING TOWNS.

f, nds and relatives after an absence
OF ten years.
Or and Mrs. ]. ]. Griffith and daugh-
! ter of Amos, were the guests OF friends
in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Felty and Miss Shaw
have returned from Mountain Lake.
P. NJ. Hoge is at Deer Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burchinal re-
turned this afternoon from Uniontown,
w. L. Ccnley, of Morgantown, and
President Raymond, of the University,
were in town this week.
Paul Mccoy has returned from New
York.
The campers from this place at Noun
tain Lake will return early next week.
Miss Belle Ford is the guest OF
friends at Warrington.
Mrs Mary Hennen is spending va
cation at Mountain Lake.
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TO attend the grand lodge meeting.
The teachers institute, which closed
Friday. was one of the most successful
ever held in the county. About 125 teach
ers were enrolled during the session. The
| instructors were Prof. w. B. Outright
| and ]. n. Deahl. Profs Cornwell and
Anderson, Of this city, assisted. Pres
Raymond, of the University. was also
present and on Thursday night delivered
MS splendid lecture on THE New Aris-
tocracy, which was enjoyed by large
and appreciative audience
Chas. Prison left Friday for a visit to
relatives at Pittsburg. Pa
mass meeting of railroad men will
be held at Cumberland, Md, Sept. 9Th
and 9th. Arrangements are rapidly be-
ing completed and this is expected to be
the largest meeting of the kind ever held
IN this section of the country. Represen-
tauves of the various railway orgariza-
lions viii be present and deliver address,
es- A large number will go from here
b. F. Poe was business visitor to Par
kersburg this week.
John Luttrell left this morning for
three weeks visit TO relatives in Kappa
hammock county, Va
Miss Emma Ware is visiting relatives
at Scottdale, Pa.
Herbert Scrog5in, formerly Grafton
boy was circulating among old friends
here this week. He will in a short time
go TO Porto Rico
w. P. Hendrickson went to Grays'
Flats, Marion county, to-day, being call
ed there by the death of a relative
Miss Anna Grant returned Friday from
visit to Cumberland, Nd, friends.
The goth Century Cycle Club is making
arrangements for a big picnic at the
Grafton Park the latter part of this
month.
Prof. A T. Anderson went TO Kingwood
Friday on business pertaining to the
shorthand school.
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PARKERSBURG.

Parkersburg. W. Va, Aug. 13.-Hon. J.
Russell Trotter was here from Charleston
Tuesday night, enroute to his home in
Buckhannon.
Phil. W. Turner has returned from a
| months visit at his old home in Virginia.
DR.. Robert L. Morrison enjoyed The
round trip to Pittsburg during the week,
returning Friday.
DIR. and Mrs Rolla Camden and Mrs.
| Guy Camden are at home from d short
visit to Mrs DR.. Lewis at Weston
Miss Annie Kraft is the guest of Mari
eta friends
Mr.. ii. p Moss has returned from
two weeks stay at Atlantic City. Mrs.
Moss Will return in two weeks from Nis-
it to Virginia.
Mas. Flora Camden, Sprigg Camden,
Miss Cook and Miss Laura Devol, of Ma
rietta, have returned from a few weeks
+ spent at Webster Springs.
Frank Meats is a home from a visit of
some length to Atlantic City and Harri-
sonville, much improved by his trip.
Miss Ethel Petty is visiting Mrs. ]. NJ.
Hogg at Wildwood
Mrs. NJ. c. Mckay and little daughter
are visiting Mrs. McKays parents at Ra-
venswood.
Mr. John T. Harris attended the con-
vention al PIT. Pleasant during the week
Lieut.. j. McA. Palmer, 18th U. S l.,
who has been guest here for some time,
has been ordered to Arizona, to join his
regiment.
Mrs. Coleman has returned to her home
in Marietta, after snort visit with Mrs.
David Burns.
charming guest of Miss AIeigs Jackson.
Supt. j, H. Hamilton, of the Q. r. r.
r., is at home from d business trip to
Pittsburg.
Miss Julia Conley left Thursday for Au-
rora, Preston county. 10 spend two
weeks.
Mr.. j. NJ. Jackson, Jr., has returned
from ChautauQua. where he accompanied
Mrs. Jackson and the children who will
spend some time at that beautiful resort.
Miss Lucy Edmonds has returned to her
home in Washington. D. c., after a visit
Of several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
H. Gordon.
Mr.. Sam Miller left Wednesday for
Cambridge Springs, Pa, to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Henry Kellar and daughter, Jus
tine. left early in the week TO join Mr..
Kellar at Bedford Springs, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. O'NeaI and children
will arrive in a few days to visit Mr.
O'Neals parents in Belpre.
Miss Francis Warner, of Marietta. is
the guest of Miss Agnes Mckay, in Bel
pre-.
Henry NJ. Dawes, of Marietta, was
prominent guest here TUESDAY
Mrs. Preston Brooks Tobin and children
are here from Augusta. Ga, visiting Mrs
G. W. Thompson and family.
Capt. Chas B. Smith, G. B. Gibbons and
T. F. Barrett were among those from
here who attended the Republican con-
vention at PIT leasant this week
Judge J. j. Jackson, Col. l. B. Dellick-
er, U. s. Marshall John k Thimpson and
Deputy Marshall B. L. Priddie are in
Charleston attending court
Mrs. w. J. Forsythe expects to leave
next week for Chicago on an extended
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Crouch have returned to
their home In Warren, Pa. after . visit