Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-01
NEW MARTlNSvILLE.


ed to Cameron, o., Thursday by reason
OF the death OF his sister. Mrs. Mary
Jane Snppes.
Hon. B. +. Meighen, of Moundsville,
was court caller this week.
Thompson & Muhleman have sold
the Wetzel Republican to r. j. Smith,
of Beverly, 0, Mr.. Smlun VIII take
hold of the paper October 9Th.
Miss Ella Clark left Monday for
Washington, D. c.. to resume her stud.
les IN an institution of that city.
Robert Potts spent the past week at
Clarington. o.. under the employment
of the Natural Gas Company, doing
gas fitting and general repair.
Miss Lillian Eakin is the guest of
Miss Alma Archer, of Bellaire.
Mi. and Mrs. l.. NJ Stephens spent
Sunday with Moundsville friends.
One week of the present term OF
school has closed and from statements
of teachers and remarks from scholars
the management of Prof. w. ]. Possible
wait will be a success.
Miss Dosia McIntire returned from
three weeks visit with Wheeling
friends.
S. J. Elliott and son, Junior, returned
home the first of-the week from an ex-
tended visit to Pittsburg friends and
relatives.
Mrs. A. NJ. Francis spent Wednesday
with friends at Proctor
Mrs. e. L. Boone entertained the
Ladies Guild Thursday.
Mrs. J. b. Clark and Mrs. Robert
Morris spent the latter part OF the
week with Sistersville friends.
Rev. G. d. Smith was absent the past
week attending the annual conference
at Parkersburg.
G. l.. MeCampbell, of Springfield, O.,
representing the Times-Star, OF On
cinnati. was here Friday looking after
an agent here.
CLYDE Casey, Of Morgantown, who
has been visiting friends at Slstersvllle
is the guest of Leo Slender.
Friend Clark returned to Baltimore,
where he will resume his work IN
chemistry at the Hopkins University.
p. ID. Leap returned home Thursday
from an extended visit at Philadelphia
and other eastern cities.
Miss Maynle Dorsey, Bess Pomeroy,
Nellie MaloneY, Pearl Reed, Mrs. Pow
I'll. Mavme McEldowney, Lulu Hall
and Mess-s. Lenord Hall, Walter and
Leo Slender and Clyde Casey, were
members Of a yachting party Wednes-
day. 49,
South Penn Company, was a VISITOR
here Sunday.
Mrs. E. c. Luikart returned Friday
from an extended visit to friends at
Canton and New Philadelphia, 0.
Miss Tula Fish, Of Powhatan, was
the gnest Of Mrs. Henry Koontz We'd
nesday.
tives act Graysyille.
Miss Josie Stephens, OF Padens VAL
ley, was visiting friends here Thurs
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Thompson, of Sis
4ersyille, were the guests of Mrs. ROD
49, aIcEldowney Wednesday.
n. r. Thompson, Clerk of the Coun-
~ Court. received a letter Tuesday ap-
nlving for a marriage license. The
contracting parties were Samuel VII
liams. aged 70 years, and Mrs. Nancy
Whftlach, aged 81, both of this county
This will be the fourth time Mrs. Whit
ZACH has entered the bonds OF matrl-
mony. Co.,.
Oil Company, was a business caller III
town Friday.
Mrs. r. p. Lowther and Mrs. Friend
Cos. returned home Friday from an ex-
tended visit at Berkeley Springs and
Washington, d. c.
Miss Nina Berger entertained num-
her Of her friends at home Friday even
ing. co..
Leonard Hall left this morning Tor
Morgantown, where he will re-emer
school. Leo Slender and J. Ross Eakln
will leave Monday for the University.
Col. w. w. Arnett, OF wheeling, at
tended court Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Brent Shriyer is visiting reia-
tives near Proctor
T. S. Riley, Of Wheeling, was mere on
legal business Friday.
Joseph Roach, while being put under
arrest for disorderly conduct on the
street Friday evening, near the Court
House, struck at Policeman Luikart
with a knife cutting a long cash
through his clothing and making a
slight impression on his body. Roach
was dubbed into submission and is now
ia the lookup waiting an investigator
Harvey Harmer, of Clarksburg, was
here to-day on legal business.
kindergarten school will open IN
Barracks building Monday