Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
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Howard hotel Farmer is trade get
ter for sure.
A swell party has been arranged for
April list, by the young set. From what
your correspondent is able to learn it is u
st. Patrick's Day party past due.
Miss Blanche RuttencUtter entertained
Monday evening in honor of G. B. Ruttea-
cutter and John Hastings, of Parkersburg.
]. H. HoggJ superintendent for the Ma
tiona Oil Company, returned yesterday
from Titusville, Pa, yhere he spent sever
al days with friends.
G. B. Phillips, the popular druggist. left
yesterday for Waynesburg, Pa, where he
will spend few days with his father and
mother
VIM limerick, of Belmont, was bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
G. w Barnes, of Toledo, a. very prcrns-
nent oil operator, of Northwestern Ohio,
was in the city this week looking over
the situation.
Mr. Thomas Hester and Miss Clara
Steere were married last Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents by
Rev. Buckley, of Wheeling.
A. j. Porter was in Wheeling Monday
attending some legal business.
H. s. Coen. Esq, is building an addition
to his home on Main street.
The Farmers Institute held here last
Monday and Tuesday was a success.
A pretty baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Edgar Tuesday night. Mr.. Edgar
is one of our prominent business men. be-
ing the only jeweler in the city.
c. r. Dulin, the popular home furnish
Frank Green, manager Of the Jaricks
Manufacturing Company, has moved his
family here from Sistersville.
A. d. Richards, of Warrington, who
recently purchased the Exchange Hotel
from A. NJ. Ruttencutter, has moved here
and taken charge.
The Baptist revival is still in progress.
Mrs. n. Osdin, Mrs. O. NJ. Sarber and
Mrs. r. A. Flesher spent Sunday with Ma
rietta friends.
Miss Belle Chisholm, an attractive and
accomplished young lady of the city, was
the guest Of friends in Marietta the first
of the week.
s. ]. Polhamus was in Wheeling Mon
day.
Or. Joseph Watson and wife were in
Wheeling Wednesday,
The Eureka and Marietta Torpedo Com
panies have established branch offices
here.
Thomas McGreen and family, of Eure-
ka, have moved to this city.
l.. NJ. Frank a prominent business man
of Marietta, was here this week looking
after his interests.
John f. Mallory has returned from Wa
terford. Pa where he was called last
Friday by the death of his father.
Rev. d. w Comstock, of Charleston,
was in the city this week.
r, A. Flesher, clerk of the Circuit Court,
who has been i'll for several day., has
nearly recovered.
Mrs. NJ Z. Bachman is having a very
substantial portico erected over the north
door of her residence on Main street.
J. H. Bowen, Esq, has nearly recovered
from his recent Illness.
+. w. Reese, of Eureka, was here Tues
day.
+. Simmons, of Eureka was here this
week Mr.. Simmons is one of the progress
sive merchants of the county.
Geo. Kelsall, a prominent merchant of
the city, has returned from a visit to
Sandwich, III.
B. s. Mackey of Eureka, was here
Thursday.
Joe Ruttencutter was in Parkersburg
last Sunday.
Some very fine horses are being brought
to this city by severa. of the prominent
contractors.
Jerry Livingston, prominent citizen Of
Tyler county, was here yesterday on bus
mess.
The string band of SistersvilIe has char
tered the steamer Lexington and will run
an excursion oths place next Thursday
evening. They have arranged to be en-
tertained at the Hotel Alberts. A dance
will be given, also banquet. 1t viii be
one of the swell society events of the
season
Mrs. II. J. Williamson returned home
from Waterford, Pa, Tuesday, where she
of her father. Mr.. Mallory.
Mrs. Charles Barrick of Parkersburg
was the guest Of Mrs, knight this week.
Miss UelHe Gatrel is employed in the
Bonanza store
Miss Kate Cooper is improving rapidly
after an illness Of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lockhart entertained
at ) o'clock tea last Monday evening
Mrs. c. W eJnvey has returned to he
home in Marietta, after spending a week
with her daughter. Mrs. Tim PenWell.
w. r. Myers, Of Parkersburg, has moved
to the city.
j. c. holland. ESD. was in Parkersburg
on legal business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. eff were In Marietta
yesterday on shopping expedition.
]. S. and Harry Down, of Reedy. were
here this week.
Martin Riggs was in Parkersburg yes
terday.
Henry NJ Brilles and Paul Dolan, Of Sis
tersviile were here during the week.
Tim Penwel was in Slstersville Thurs
day.
w. Benn.nger was in Sistersville
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. S. T. Mallory, of Parkersburg. was
here this week. the guest OF her mother.
Miss Lena Winters, of Wheeling, has