Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-07
NEW MAnTlASVllLE.

The young people of this city ball at
the opera house Friday. A number of
young people from surrounding towns
Were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Meg Hall are spend
ing few days with friends at Cairo, w
Va.
Miss Anna Rable. of Wheeling. is the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Lentz. of Main
Street.
A number Of our young people attended
social given at Proctor Tuesday even
ing.
Bige Potts and W. T. Sidell spent Tues
day evening with friends at Darlington.
E. E. Horner left for Uniontown Mon
day to visit his father. T. p. Horner, who
is reported to be dangerously sick. T. p.
Horner is one Of the prominent citizens
of this county. having served term as
commissioner OF the county court, and
was president of the court for two years.
All Powers and j. w. Hill spent Sunday
at Wheeling.
L. j. Williams and Col. L. NJ Stephens
attended the Democratic delegate district
convention at sistersvi'le Thursday.
Miss Freed, of Moundsville is the hand
some guest of the Misses Sue and Cary
Burlingame.
L. G. Horner. Of Columbus. ]. P. o.
Donnell, of Butler, Pa, and John Fink,
of Titusvile, Pa. were registered at the
Elk Hotel Thursday.
John Slender will soon have his new
wharf boat completed. He is now using
large tent to care for the large freight
age, which is shipped to and from this
city by boat
Foster Leap has completed his large
livery barn on Union street. This makes
five livery barns in the city, and all do
good business, owing to the travel 10 the
old fields
P. w. Connell, of North Baltimore, is
here looking for. location for a dry
goods and notion store. He is we'll pleas
etswith the business outlook of this city,
and willeome here II a suitable business
room can be obtained.
Pat Ryan, of Sistersville, was calling
on c. w Duerr Sunday.
Daniel Lonnen, who sold his property
on the South Side and moved to Sisters
vile, has returned, and Is now erecting
dwelling on Bridge street.
r. A. FIesher, of ST. Marys John T
Elliott, of Golfers, w. Va, w F. Wilson.
OF Ciarksburg, w. Va, and c. c. New
man, OF Moundsville, officers OF the SUI
preme Lodge of The Order of Washing
ton Fraternal America" were here We'd
nesday night and instituted subordinate
lodge. There were thirty-six charter
members, twenty-four of whom reported
for initiation. This lodge Is known as
Lincoln Lodge No. "a.
Mrs S. Y. Dyer. Of Aspenwail, Pa. who
has been the guest OF her sister, Mrs II
NJ. Hall, Of Maple avenue, returned to
her home Monday.
Herman Barnes and Frank Hicks, OF
Moundsville, were calling on friends here
Sunday.
c. Y. Benedum. :he we'll known South
Penn man, drove here from Meddleboure
Wednesday and reports the roads as al
most impossible.
John s. Robinson. Of smithfeld. was
here Thursday on legal business. relating
to the numerous tax cases before Com
missioner j, w. McIntire
T. P. Jacobs was at Mlddlebourne the
first of the week on legal business
The Wetzel Lodge No 80. A. F. e A. NJ.
will move into their new lodge room soon.
It is situated in the third story OF the new
post Office building recently erected by
the McCaskey brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lukhart were calling
IN wheeling w edneSday.
w. r. Fitch moved to his palatial home
on Maple avenue Tuesday. This is one Of
the finest residences in the city.
DR.. Hugh McEldowney was a business
caller at Wheeling Saturday.
j. W. Alderton, cashier Of the New
Martinsville bank, was a business caller
at Sistersville Saturday.
Mrs. VIII Cotzabue and daughter. Jean
nette. were at Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Tucker. of Wheeling, spent
Sunday with her cousins the Misses Nc
Cam, Of Main street.
Miss Maggie Smith. a handsome young
lady of this city. lost her voice last spring
and has been only able TO speak In a
whisper since She left for Wellsburg
Wednesday, where she Will remain some
weeks for treatment and visit friends.
Thos Martin and wife. Of Tairmont. are
here visiting Mrs. Martins parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. Hornbrook. Mrs. Martin
is recovering from long and serious III
ness Of typhoid fever.
Miss Lou Cochran has been the guest
OF Darlington friends this week.
Col. H. NJ. Hall returned from a bust
ness trip to PIttsburg the first OF the
week.
w Iiiam DFD0il mas rented the store
room Of OFT Soland on Main street and
will put IN a tewelry store. He will put
in some fancy goods and in all have quite
a store.
BENZ WEIGH. the hustiing Democratic
politician. was elected a member Of the
committee for the delegate district al Sis
tersviile Thursday. Mr. WEIGH is a bug
mess man and well suited for the posi-
ton. being well and farorably known in
both counties
Mrs. Charles fisher. Of Wheeling. ac-
companied by her daughter. Iona. are
guests Of Mrs Thos. J. Funk, of the
South Side.
Miss Baldinger. Of Plttsburg. IL tho
charming guest Of Miss MolIie stamm. on
the South Side.
Brent Shriver entertained his Sunday
School class At Wells bottom on last
Tuesday. They went from here in livery
rigs. and among the ladies were Misses
Myrt and Ida Barr Sue Buriingane, Es-
sic Freed. Of Moundsvilie. Mollie starrn.
Nellie Sharp. Lyde Mccain LAvina Bur
Iingame. Dora Potts. Cora Wright and
Lizzie Bruce Messrs. william Harker.
Clarence Burlinga-ne. Geo Hartman, sam
McMunn. and Charles I-oontz.
DR. Morrison. veterinary surgeon. was
kicked by horse at Pan<y the first Of the
week, and is carrying 4 badly bruised
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