Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03
NEW MARTlHSvILLE.

new MARTfHSviLLE.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, VIVA, Sep
TENDER 2.-There are three cases of
diphtheria in town, but all are conva-
descent. The infant son of j. c. Trees
was taken dangerously i'll with the dis
ease and Dr. Schmeid used the anti
toxine remedy with excellent results.
WANTED-Three carpenters who
can work from plans and specifications.
JOHN G. C0NLEY, contractor.
David, son of Samuel B. McEldow-
ney, died of diphtheria Monday.
J. G. Conley is pushing the dwelling
of-Dr. McIntire He is getting his ma
terial from Chicago.
Hugh Roberts, South Penn contrac-
tor, has taken an Office on North street,
and will in the future make this city
his headquarters.
Ohio Valley Fair, Moundsville, w.
Va, Sept. IL, Ii and IA Admission
25c.
DR.. D. H. Taylor, of Wheeling, and
member Of the State Board of Health.
was here Tuesday looking after the
sanitary condition of the town. There
must be some cleaning up or there will
be some cleaning out when tho grand
jury meets. The hog pen and Livery
barn viii take back seat.
Eb. Cline, the well known riverman,
was in town Thursday and took out
the Steamer Matte X, Friday. He win
place heI IN the Matamoras and Wheel
ing trade during low water.
Thayer McIntire was notified We'd
f1esday that he had been elected to
teach the Crows Run school. He will
leave in few days for his new charge.
- ki2d ergarten school will open in
Barracks hall Monday
Commencing Monday, September 4th,
/ will offer for sale two car loads of
draft and driving horses at my barns at
New Martinsville. A. c. RUBY.
Il. L. Robinson left for Pine Fork
Friday to investigate the murder of
Charley Shine.
Joseph Bland, a yardman of A, G.
Ruby, purchased property of Harry Nc
eldoWney on Virginia street this TeeA-
A. c. Ruby is in St Louis purchas-
ing horses for his big sales next week.
See his ad. in this paper.
Don't fail to see the races at the Ohio
Valley Fair, Moundsville, w. Va. Sept.
u, 13 and a.
j. Burckhart, contractor of Cleve-
brick and stone work in the last week
Glen Barrack, the Union street black
smith, is threatened with typhoid fever.
The electric plant, which was TO be
put in by home company has not ma
terialized yet, and the sixty days is
passing rapidly.
Two gentlemen, OF Sistersyille, were
here this week looking for a location
for a butcher shop.
Charley Hall returned the first of the
week from the State University at
Morgantown, having completed a part
OF the law course. Mr.. Hall viii re-
turn TO the University in the near flu
ture and finish the course.
Mrs. John Gibbons. of Union street,
and her little niece. May, are visiting
relatives at Hundred
w. T. Potts and family were in town
Thursday en- route to Titusville, Pa.
His daughters will attend school at that
place.
Mrs. NJ Pennell, of Sistersville is
the guest of her sister Mrs. S. r.. Bruce
Misses Jennie and Lottie Bruce are
visiting their uncle during Mrs. Pen
nelfs absence.
Mrs NJ Dunlap, of the South Side.
was visiting friends at Wheeling
Thursday
Miss Pearl Taught, of Proctor ana
Miss Mcdonald of Silver Hill, were the
guests of Mrs. Lloyd Taught the past
week.
T. p Jacobs and family are visiting
at Oakland, Md. Miss Gratta will re-
turn to-day.
Miss Mollie Collins and the two Miss
O'Handron are visiting the formers
brother, Tom Collins, of Sistersviile.
Mrs. Friend Cox spent couple az
days with her sister. Mrs. ]. T. Martin,
of Sistersville.
Mrs. Anshutz and daughter Else, re-
turned to their home at Pittsburg,
Thursday.
The low ground is being drained by
the land owners under order of town
authorities.
Dan O'Connell moved his family
from the Palmer residence on Virginia
street to Pittsburg Thursday.
Jas. Hill and sister Carrie. and Miss
Myrtle Barr were among the many
visitors at Woodsfleld Wednesday and
Thursday.
Bert Boyd, who has been acting as
foreman for A. c. Ruby will leave the
first Of the week for Fort Wayne. Ind.
where be viii make his future home.
Mrs. @. w. Q. Hardman. OF Middle
bourne. was visiting her sisters. Mrs.
Al. gnodgrass and Mrs. James T.. Young
this week.
Rev. r. II Hawkins and daughter
bertha. were Wheeling visitors last
Tuesda~.
Mrs. r. G. Luikart viii lOavs Mon
day "a visit relatives az Canal Dover,
New Philadelphia and Canton. q
Ell. Thompson. OF SisttfsY i1ie. was =
business caller In the clfy
Mrs. W. J. Fitch, Il oaIE and
daughter. Mrs. Harry z OF
Carnegie. Pa, who W&1 5f&Ek Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. |< some