Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-20
NEW MAnTiHSvILLE.


New Martinsville, W. Va, November
he. Z. Burlingame, well KNOWN
contractor OF this city, stepped on
nail, which penetrated the foot quite
distance. He applied carbolic acid,
poisoning his foot. DR.. Smeid was
called and gave him relief from great
paid. The remedy which had been ap-
piled at first gave the great trouble.
DR.. Hugh McEldowpey has been con-
fined to his room Of typhoid fever. Or.
Boon has charge of the case.
Charley Powell, attorney OF Fer
mont, was here Monday and Tuesday
looking after the count for State Sena-
tor before the County Court.
A. T. Fair, Commissioner-elect, was
here attending court Monday.
A donation party met at the M. &.
church South parsonage, Tuesday even
ing, and many of the good things of
this life was slowed in the minister S
larder. Among the presents was sec
rotary table, presented by Standiford
Bros, and a fine Office chair by the well
known furniture men, Stephens &
Leichner.
Dick Sharp after completing well
in the Elk Fork field, spent few days
here with his parents. Mr.. Sharp re-
turned to the oil field to-day.
Wanted-100 teams, steady work all
winter, hauling casing, boilers, gas
pipe, etc A. G. Ruby.
Col. Jim Hall, Fred Butcher, Frank
Clark and T. P, Jacobs attended the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Masons
at Wheeling this week.
F. D. Young, attorney at Sistersville,
was here the first of the week on legal
business.
Mrs. r. T. Richardson and daughter,
Miss Daisy, were calling on relatives at
Sardis the first of the week.
Ed Dulaney and wife were calling at
Wheeling Wednesday.
John Debolt, Commissioner Of the
County Court, was visiting friends at
Cameron, Ohio, Thursday
A. c. Ruby returned from Western
points with g car load of horses the
first of the week.
William Brown, former resident of
this city, but now of Finley, Ohio, Is
calling on friends here.
The hose companies overhauled the
City opera house this week. The two
companies have rented it for the COM
ing year, and the first performance, I'M
der the new management, will be held
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Parsons, Of
New Dale. were guests of Mrs. J. w.
McIntire, Thursday.
Gust Leichner left Sunday for Chilli
cothe, Ohio, where he will work in
chair factory. Gust was one of the re-
liable carriers of the Sunday Register.
and his many friends on the route will
miss him.
A. c. Ruby, who recently purchased
the Elk hotel will make great improve
ments by enlarging the building with
a third story. Ed Meese, the present
proprietor, will no doubt have charge
another year. The finest sample rooms
in the city will be placed in the base
ment.
Stephens & Leichner have the largest
line of holiday novelties.
William Schupach was taken to the
asylum Thursday. His wife died insane
some time since, and this no doubt af-
fected his mind.
Miss Frank Hill returned home Sat
urday from a visit to friends at Ma
rietta.
Col L. NJ Stephens will again repre-
sent Wtezel colnty in the Legislature.
He has many friends IN this portion OF
the county by reason of his firm stand
against what was known as the new
county movement. His friends belong
to both parties, and he is proud of the
Republican support received in this
city.
Miss Tersa Knoke, of Sistersville,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
Welch this week.
Mrs. S. R. Bruce, daughter, Miss Liz
zie, and son, Robert, were al Wheeling
Wednesday.
E B. Snodgrass, a prominent lawyer
Of this city, was at Wheeling, Thurs
visiting his wife. who is under treat
ment at the hospital.
Miss G. W Kotzebue was calling on
her sister. Mrs. j. N. Frame, at Sis
tersville the first of the week.
Georgia Clark and Ed. Koontz were
at Wheeling Monday.
Miss Bessa Pomroy, Of Sistersville.
is the guest OF Miss Mary Slender.
Miss Irene Curtis has returned from
an extended visit TO friends at Ma
rietta.
Frank Hartman moved into his new
dwelling on the South Side the first Of
the week
The Ladies Aid Society of the II. E.
church, met at Mrs. Levi Oblinger's
Thursday.
Miss Belle Rist, OF Hannibal. was
calling on her sister, Mrs. Levi 0blon-
ger, Thursday.
Tuesday evening at Wetzel Lodge
No 80, A. F. & A. ~, O. L. Haught was
initiated an entered apprentice and Dr..
A. B. Morrison was passed to the de-
gree of a fellow craft
Capt. B. T. Bowers was at Parkers-
burg Thursday on legal business.