Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
WESTON.

WESTON, w. Va, October 2S.-ThiS
division of the B. & o. delivered
81 car loads of lumber at Clarksburg
Sunday.
All the W. Va. & P. engines are to he
overhauled, reprinted and numbered,
being classified and numbered accord
ingly as they leave the shops. The
work on these engines is divided, some
Icing done at Grafton, and some at
Ba' timore
Master Mechanic Steele expects his
wife home the first of the coming
north.
Mrs. @. r. Thompson is fast regain
ing her health, and is now able TO be
out.
James Davis has returned, aecompan-
led by his family, from their visit to
Harrison county relatives.
Doctor Dotson, OF the Spencer Asy-
lum, who is visiting his mother in the
country, spent one day this week with
Sapt. Stathers.
Karl Kunst has returned from Chi
cago.
Mr.. Wallace, who has been doing
some oil leasing for Mr.. Gillispie, o.
PIttsburg, has gone to Wheeling and
Plttsburg on business.
Ii is said Mr.. Gillispie has made a
location on the Maxwell farm and will
pun we'll down near the bridge cross
ing Stone Coal creek.
Mr.. P. Hayden, d. NJ. VI, of the B. &
o. R. r., came up from Grafton Thurs
day. He was accompanied by w. j..
Duffy, travelling engineer of the fourth
and fifth divisions. They were the
guests of Master Mechanic S. A. Steele.
Attorneys Spencer Collins and r. +.
Kidd, of Chenille, were here Thursday
aud Friday.
Night Waterman Jas. Davis met with
a painful accident this week, running a
nail IN his foot.
Mrs. #. p Wright expects to visit
Cldrksburg relatives the coming week.
Jerome Phillips Floyd Roger and
Chas. F. Jackson, of Buckhannon, were
smiling on the fair sex Of Weston Sun
day last.
Everybody is invited to be present
at the Halloween party at the residence
of d. NJ. Bailey. A midnight supper,
something unique in the supper line, is
promised. Proceeds for the benefit of
tie Episcopal church.
DR.. J. l. Warden hooked a nice fish
Thursday morning. Ii measured a lit
tie ever three feet.
Edward and Henry Brannon, Jr., and
DR.. Asa White Nickel, were in Clarks-
burg, to be present at the Cornation
ball last Tuesday.
Hon. Andrew Edmiston run over to
Buekhannon Friday to see his sister,
Mrs. G.. M Fleming
Mrs. Ella Edmiston returned from
Buckhannon Thursday, where she had
been spending a few days.
Miss Nettie Stoekslager, Of Piedmont,
travelling representative Of the Pythian
Banner. was here this week
Karl Hurst was appointed captain,
and Kirk Smith, first lieutenant. of the
company of the State militia organized
here
Mrs. Jacob Stealey and Mrs. Eva
Paugh were visiting relatives in Har-
rison county this week.
The Epworth League held their liter
airy and musical programme at the VI.
f. church Thursday night The many
people who we're present we're all well
pleased.
Geo. Lynch, Of Springfield. Ohio. was
here this week to attend the funeral or
his mother, who died at Deanyille.
Tuesday.
F. G. Orr run down to Clarksburg
Thursday on business.
A spiritualistic seance was held at
The home of John Arnold Monday night
ana the spirit Of Or. Harry Chalfant,
who died a few days ago manifested.
Arsong other things. he said there was
no hell, and that Robert Ingersoll was
with him. and that he was happy and
ccntented in his new home.
George Dauser spent two days with
C1arksburg relatives this week.
Frank Whelan has purchased a fine
rabbit dog. He expects him to arrive
Monday. Don't all the lovers Of this
FIND Of sport ask to borrow him at
once.
Hon. Melville Peck. of Philippi, was
here Thursday.
]. d. Mckay, Of the Register force.
was here this week soliciting for that
paper.
2. D. Spilman, Fl. p Camden. J.
velty and r. c. Stiles. Of Parkersburg,
were here Friday on oil business Mr..
Rich and Sprigg Camden were also here
on the same business.
The Camden hotel started on their
new register Friday morning.
"A Husband on Salary" at the Opera
House. was little above the average
III the management keeps this rate UP.
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