Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-29
NEW MARTINSvILLE.

New Martinsville, w. Va, January
2S.-Thomas Barrett, of Parkersburg;
Bud" Snodgrass, of Burton; B. F.
Ayers, of Harrisville; U. N. Arnett, of
Fairmont; M. R. Morris, Of Ripley;
Sherman Robinson, of Harrisville
foreign attorneys, were attending
court here this week.
w. S. Wiley, the we'll known editor
of the Wetzel Democrat, was attend
ing U. S. Court at Parkersburg the
rirst of the week.
FOR RENT-A business room on
Main street. C. w. BARRACK.
Mrs. A. B. Moore was calling on
friends at Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. Frank McQuown, of Jefferson
street, is seriously i'll of rheumatism.
John Lutes, carpenter and con-
tractor, has been laid up of grip for
some days.
Hon. John A. Hoge, of Burton, was
calling in town Thursday.
Clark Leap fell Wednesday on the
icy pavement in front of his residence
dislOcating his left wrist
w. V. Hoge, of Wheeling, was a
business caller in town Thursday.
j. H. Carter, a prominent attorney
of Pittsburg, was here Thursday on
legal business.
r. G. Jennings, of the Kanawha Oil
Co., was a business caller here this
week.
FOR RENT-Two dwellings, one on
Main street and one on North street.
C. w. BARRACK.
James Kimble, Dennis Hixenbaugh,
S. A. Carney, S. P Carney, David Kef-
fer, A. M. Crow. Geo. Crow, John
Cross and Mrs. ]. G. Connolly, promi-
nent citizens of Littleton, were here
this week.
The term of court has been taken
by chancery business and the trial Of
criminal cases. which will continue
into next week. This being Judge
Freer's last term, he desires to dis
pose Of this class of business.
A c. Ruby was a business caller at
Sistersville the first of the week.
Miss Ula Fish, teacher in the High
school, is at her home at POwhattan,
o., sick of grip.
S. r. Bruce, a field boss in the Sis
tersville field, is at home visiting his
family on Union street.
j. S. Conley, head bookkeeper for
A. c.. Ruby, is off duty by reason of a
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John Freeland, who was tried on a
charge of robbery, was acquitted,
there being no evidence to show
guilt.
Misses Belle Rist and Maud AleXan-
Clara Oblinger, who is recovering
from fever.
Mrs. Justice Eakin and daughter,
7 Of toll
laire friends.
Miss Bernice CASTILLO, the beautiful
young elocutionist and singer, will
day evening. A crowded house is al
ready assured.
Charley Hall. teacher in the High
school, was kept TO his room a few
days by reason OF sickness.
Mrs. Anna Sidell. the aged mother
of Attorney w. T. Sidell, is seriously
i'll Of pneumonia
Miss Malta Bridgeman was calling
on friends at Wheeling the first OF the
week.
W. r. Fitch. supt. OF the y. VI. Gas
Co. was az Peasants county the first
of the week on business.
James Robinson. Of Littleton. Is
ta4AAlE Uu MS AlQNANtf T. l.. iNobAhcuAs
OF North street.
F. NJ. Hugus. late OF this city. but
now Of Pittsburg. is calling on old
friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Brown. who
have spent two weeks with friends
near Pittsburg. returned home the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Gibbons, OF
Wheeling. were the guests Of Mr.. Glib
bon's parents of this place Sunday.
A. r. Graham. of Housewife. Pa, IL
the guest Of his uncle, S. r. Bruce, OF
Union street.
z. B. Jones. an agent of the p. & o.
railroad company. located at Man.
nington. is attending court.
Mrs. C. c. Eisanbarth has been con-
fined to her room two weeks with the
grip.
Miss Flora Berger entertained a
number of her young friends Thurs
day evening at her home on Virginia
street.
Miss Lulu Hall, supply teacher in
the High school is confined to her
room of sickness.
George Hartman was agreeab1y sur
prised on Thursday evening by his
friends calling to celebrate his birth
| day.