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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-09
WASHINGTON.

Washington, Pa, April Sd. NJ.
Hertzog, Uniontown attorney was in
town Wednesday on legal business.
DR.. Lare Sncdgrass, of Buffalo, was
a Washington visitor this week.
The brand new Slater block has just
been completed and is one of the finest
in town.
Ethel, the little daughter of Charles
Boyd, had an eye removed by the staff
physicians at the Washington hospital
on Tuesday. The eye had become dis
eased, necesitating the removal.
Another brave Washington boy,
George A. Taylor, of Co. H, has been
killed in battle at Manila. The sad
news reached here on Monday. He
graduated from Washington and Jelfet-
son college last June, and was one of
the recruits who left here for Manila
on the fourth of last July. He leaves
two sisters to mourn his loss, and they
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity. His mother was killed in a
railroad accident few years ago.
Clifford Jones and Miss Matte Sea-
man were united in marriage on Thurs
day evening at the brides home on
South Franklin street. Mr.. Jones has
until recently, been one of the young
business men, but will now locate in
Pittsburg, where he will be the mana
ger of large wholesale house. Miss
Seaman has been a teacher In the
Washington public schools for a num-
Der of years, and is a very popular
young lady.
A number of the recruits from this
place, who were taken sick at Homo
lulu, and were unable to go to Manila
with their company, have returned
home this week
Congressman Acheson attended the
funeral of his friend, Colonel Sea-
bright, at Uniontown, on Friday
Washington will soon have a new
Opera House, as it is the intention of
several of our wealthy men to erect
handsome building on North Main
street, for that purpose
Harry Chambers, superintendent of
the Electric Light Company, cut his
right hand badly at the Office on
Thursday.
An unusual amount of drunkenness
has been in evidence in Washington
for the past few days, and the police
have been kept busy. And still Wash
ington is dry" town.
The music of the Easter services at
the First Presbyterian Church will be
repeated on Sunday by request.
Miss S. ]. Thompson is visiting rel
atives at Taylerstowh.
Clark McCutecheon, of Wheeling, is
clerking at Hood & Co.'S drug store,
on South Main street
Rev. Joseph Hamilton has returned
from a visit to Parkersburg, w. Va,
friends.
a. c. Marsh has been appointed sec
rotary and treasurer of the Washing
ton County Fire Insurance Co, 10 sue
coed his father, Capt S. NJ. Marsh, de-
ceased.
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Klingsmith, collinsburg. Pa; Frank

Klingsmith, Collinsburg, Pa; Frank
F'ertig, Sistersville; H. Derby, Macks-
burg, o.: Chas. E. Smith, Wheeling:
Dan Younkins, Butler, Pa; ]. S. Glenn,
Bradford, Pa: ]. H. Hogs. Titusville.
Pa; o. d. Harrington, Pittsburg, Pa;
W. F. Kaiser, Sistersyille; w. F. Ray,
Wheeling; ]. R. Patton, Pittsburg, Pa:
John Chin, Ravenswood; Sam E Barr,
Pittsburg, Pa.
John Schonweaker was in Marietta
Thursday afternoon
The doctors are idle at the present
time. Their harvest was last winter.
The farmers are very much in ar
rears with their spring work.
Mrs. E. C. Mcpherson, of Claysville,
Pa, is here the guest of her husband.
C. R. Dulin has purchased the under
taking business of Bushfield Bros.
Mrs. c.. j. Mowry was in ParkerSburg
yesterday. the guest of her sister Mrs.
S. T. Mallory.
John Malloroy was in Parkersburg
yesterday.
Miss Edna Ogdin returned to school
in Marietta, after spending several days
here the guest of her parents.
Miss Kate Gallaher has returned
home after pleasant visit with
Wheeling friends.
n. L. Williams has returned to his
home in Circleville. o. Upon his re-
| turn he will establish an Office here in
the Reynolds block.
d. w. Reynolds. ex-Sheriff and son
of our hustling business man, was in
| Marietta last Saturday afternoon.
John Potts left FIssay for his home
in Watrona, Pa.
Louis B. Hill. of Sistersville, was here
Monday.
Prominent commercial guests this
week: w. H. Duncan. Wheeling; w. A.
Carver and John MillikeR, Oakdale,
Pa; G. ID. Sloan and c. c. Davis, Ma
rietta, O.; j. H. Payne, Oil City, Pa;
w. d. Coldren, jamestown, N. Y; /.
McMillen and c. A. Krug, Sistersville.
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MARIETTA.

Marietta, O., April 8.-Miss Mary
Oldham left Friday for Richmond, Va,
where she will be the guest of her
brother
Mrs. Hazelrigg, of Williamstown, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. d. T. Nc
Evoy, of Fifth street
Mrs. Charles Drumm and children,
of Pittsburg, spent several days in Mar
ietta. this week, visiting his parents,
and returned home Friday.
Mr. r. O. Duff, of the Newcomers
town Index, formerly a resident of
Marietta, is spending several days in
the city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Vanvaley and
children have returned home from Ma
pier, where they were called the first
of the week by the death of Mr.. Van
valleys father Mr.. J. F. Vanvaley.
Mrs. Juliette Nichols left Friday for
Parkersburg to attend a swell recep-
ton given in honor of Miss Lou Skin
ner, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Cooster has returned to her
home in Athens county after visit OF
several days here with her grand
daughter, Mrs. Frank Pfaff.
: Mrs. Edward Brennan left Friday for
her home at Pressure Isle, Me-, having
been called here recently by the SER
ious illness of her father, Mr.. James
Parker, of the West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunbar. OF
Parkersburg, were guests of friends in
Marietta Friday.
A select company of ladies were de-
lightfully entertained at progressive
pedro Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Jack Scherer on Cutler street
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GLaRIAGT0A.

Darlington, O., April Sc. w.
Brague was at Scio Wednesday.
Miss Maggie McGrew, of Powhatan,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. e,
Topp.
Miss Rose Drollinger, of Sardis. is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Prof. Chas. Troy was at Hannibal
Wednesday evening attending the com
mencement exercises.
Geo. H. Urpman and family are at
Massilon, o. They were called there
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Urpman's father, MIR. Fred Won Ken
mel.
Easter services were held in the Ger
man church Sunday evening, and the
children all done splendid. The house
was crowded till there was hardly
standing room.
This Old Maids Convention was given
in the Opera House Thursday night
The play was given by home talent, and
was well rendered. They took the
house by storm.
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The prizes were taken By Miss Blanche
Gerken and Miss Maude Buchter.
Dainty refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
The charter members Of the new
lodge OF Elks to be instituted in Mar
ietta on April 9th met Thursday eve
ming and elected the following officers
who will be installed with the lodge:
Exalted Ruler. ]. w. Nye; Esteemed
Leading knight, c.. S. Hart; Esteemed
Lecturing knight, E. F. Gates; Es-
teemed Loyal Knight, H. X. Bond;
Secretary, E. S. Alderman; Treasurer,
F. C. Audibert; Tyler, d. s. Milne;
Trustees, C. w. Meredith, ]. A. Josephy
and c. w. James.
Miss Cornelia Smith, OF Elba, has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Bertha
Pearce, of the West Side, this week.
Mrs. Frank Dunlap, Of Sistersvllle,
spent Easter Sunday in Marietta as
the guest of her sister, Miss Grace VIII
son.
Mr. A. J. Miller, of Pittsburg, has
been spending a few days here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller, OF
Fifth street.
Mrs. Rhetta Sheldon and son Clifton,
of Parkersburg, were guests here the
first of the week of the Misses Cade.
Rev. r. F. Bishop, Of Athens, pre-
siding elder of the M. E. church. and
formerly a pastor in Marietta, held
quarterly meeting here Sunday and re-
NAMED several days visiting friends.
He returned home Tuesday.
Miss Berenice Davis was at Parkers-
burg few days since visiting her
mother.
Mrs. C. S. Wiley, of Charleston, ILL.,,
has been the guest during the week of
Mrs. ]. S. Goebel, of Fourth street.
Mrs. Anna Karl and little son have
returned home to Middleport, after a
visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Otto.
Mr.. ALA Chamberlain has returned
home from Augusta, Ca, having been
honorably discharged from the army
Mrs. Lide Talbot, of Newport, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. c. E. Thorni-
ley.
Miss Mary Putnam, who has been at
tending school at Columbus, was in the
city several days this week, visiting her
parents on Fourth street.
The Daughters of Rebecca and few
invited guests were pleasantly enter
tdlUtu ny Mis-. H. L ulIdiIi oI hNi
home on Cutler street. Refreshments
were served and each guest was pre-
scented before departing with box of
candy and beautiful Easter card as
souvenir of the occasion.
Miss Nettie Jones. of Parkersburg,
was the guest of friends in the city
Tuesday.
The Senior Reading Club was pleas
antly entertained Tuesday evening by
DR.. and Mrs j. D. Cotton at their home
on Fifth street.
Mrs. A. T. Nye left Wednesday for
Cincinnati to attend the funeral of her
sister, Mrs Will Walker.
Mrs. w. D. Boyd and daughter Carol
and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wagner
spent several days this week at Gin
cinnati guests of Mr.. Alfred H. Wag-
+ ner.
Mrs. George Blake and daughter
Alice. have returned home from visit
to friends and relatives at Cambridge.
Mr.. Albert Rodgers and Miss Lucy
Thes. a popular young couple OF TINS
city. were married Wednesday evening
at the home of the bride on Warren
street. The ceremony was performed
Rev. X. F. Theme in the presence OF
about seventy-five invited guests.
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ST. MARY'S.

st. Mary's, w. Va, April S.-Mr. and
Mrs. o. NJ Sarber entertained Easter
eve in honor of Miss Norma Fous. OF
Parkersburg.
G. B. Phillips. the popular druggist
was the guest of relatives in Parkers-
burg Sunday.
S. Ahrendts. local manager of the
National Supply Company, will spend
Sunday in Marietta.
The speakeasies that usually follow
an oil field are experiencing some trou-
BILE from the town and county officials
A man giving his name as Chalk. and
hailing from Sutton, leading cow and
driving a hog. arrived in the city yes
terday evening He claimed TO have
left Braxton's metropolis on the Satur-
day preceding. The property in ques-
ton belonged to man by the name OF
Kelley. who recently moved to Wheel
ing. 1t was put aboard a northbound
beat and is at it's destination by this
time
Samuel Barkwill was in Marietta
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Aug. ". Campbell was in Ma
rietta shopping this week.
Henry NJ. Brilles, Of Wheeling, was in
the city Tuesday.
Tim Penwell. CT the Oil Well Supply
Company, was in Parkersburg yester-
day
II. E. Wilson. proprietor Of the
Wells hotel. SisteTsyille. was here yes
terday.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home Of Mrs s. A. GalIaheH yesterday.
Many new buildings are in course OF
construction
County Court meets here Monday.
The IFsgh school closed here yester-
dya The term has been most sue
cessfsl one.
Among the guests at the Howard this
week were: J. a. Brown. Spencer. A. B.
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WlLl.lhMSTOwh.

Williamstown, w. Va, April S.--The
Easter service at the NJ. E. church Sun
day morning was very pretty and inter-
esting, the church was beautifully dec
GRATED with palms, ferns, lilies aud cut
flowers. The programme and music
furnished by Miss Laura and May Met
calf, Messrs. E. e. McTaggart and o,
]. Flesher. was excellent
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Satterfield, OF FL
lenboro, w. Va, visited Mrs. l.. Flesh
er this week.
Little Jeanette Ellison is quite sick
with fever.
Mrs. ]. F. Snodgrass entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society. Of the Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Thomas, of Canton, O., was In
town this week the guest Of VIM. Nc
Kenzie.
Capt. A. C. Siever has sold his pro-
perty on the hill to Richter e. Roe.
Miss BERTHE Henderson is home from
visit of several weeks at Charleston,
w. Va.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society, of the NJ. f.
church, was held at the home OF Mrs
G. NJ. Berry Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Grace Vaught, of Boaz, w. Va
was a visitor at the NJ. E. parsonage
Thursday.
Miss Rachel Dyer was the guest oil
friends at Briscoe, w. va, this week.
Little Charlie BiddIe is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Page spent East
er with Parkersburg friends.
Miss Bessie Berry is confined to the
house with malaria fever.
Chapel day was observed in the Bap-
fist church Sunday evening with spe-
cia1 exercises which were very inter
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PkDEa's VALLEY.

Paden's Valley, W. Va, April s.
Rev. J. NJ. Carter, of New Martinsville,
was here this week.
Mr.. Walter Kirfer, member of the
law class of the West Virginia Univer-
sity, at Morgantown, spent his Easter
vacation at home.
Miss Cora Farmer is visiting friends
at Bellaire, Ohio.
Dr. Downing, of New Martinsville,
w. Va, made a professional call here
this week.
Mr.. James Stephens and daughter,
Miss Edith, left for Waynesburg Pa,
the first of the week. where they the
latter is attending school.
NJ G. Sayre is at Belmont, w. Va.
this week on business.
Mrs. Emmie Ankrom and little
daughter, Susie, were the guests OF
New Martinsville friends recently.
J. n. Van Camp was business Gale;
at Darlington, Ohio, this week.
Miss Rachel Smith is visiting friends
in Wheeling.
Mr.. Lantram Cook, was caller at
Sistersville, w. Va, few days ago.
Miss Doria Watkins, of Point Pleas
ant, W. Va, was in the Valley recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gamble and
daughter, Miss Joan, of Martins Ferry
Ohio, returned home last Thursday.
Mr. Robert Hutchinson, of Shady
Side, was calling on old friends in the
Valley recently.
Mr.. Connie Miller will be the guest OF
New Matamoras, Ohio, friends next
Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Boston was at Sardis, O.,
few days ago.
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RasEMSWOGl

Ravenswood, w. Va, April 8.-Mrs.
Nelson Vankirk and son, George, of
Washington, Pa, left Wednesday for
their home after week spent with
Mrs. Vankirk's sisters, at this place.
Mrs. Will VanMatre, of Washington
City, who has been visiting relatives in
Jackson county, leaves tomorrow
morning on the Keystone State for
PittSburg, where she will visit her sis
tiers before returning to Washington.
Mrs. Mac Polsene left Tuesday for
Columbus, O., to spend some weeks With
her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Garen.
Earl Shank, Of Spencer, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Julia Brown, daughter of ]. E..
Brown, of Sandyville, is the guest of
Miss Ada Smith
Miss Maxwell sang a magnificent solo
from Beethoven at the Easter service
Sunday morning in the NJ. E. church,
South.
Mrs. J. Smith Green left This morn
ing for her home in Lewistown, Pa.
Assessor Mcbride and Carl Edwards
canvassed the town the past week.
Miss Amelia Chichester returned
home Tuesday from Weston, where she
had a position in the asylum for the
insane.
Mrs. John Rudman is visiting her
daughter in Spencer.
Mrs. w. A Harpold has been quite
i'll for week.
Mrs. j. A. Mcintosh and daughter
visited relatives in Spencer Monday
and Tuesday.
f,,in
Senator Hughes, the past week and gave
some entertaining talks to the college
students.
Prof. H. B. Hoyt returned to his work
In Marietta College this week.
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~ VI MIS- ~
~ Clairsville, O., April S.--Mr.
Ehompson Butcher, OF Canton, was in
town over Sunday.
MISS Mary Shannon, Of Powhatan.
visited relatives in town over Sunday.
III. II. Hatch, of Wheeling, spent Sum
day In town.
Miss a. ., Ruckman, OF Wheeling,
has been the guest of Miss Laura Rice
this week.
Misses Florence Wilson and Jennie
TalIman visited GAINESVILLE friends the
first OF the week.
Martin Cowen, of Bellaire, was in
town Monday.
81 Miss Berthe Hughes, of Kirkwood,
spent her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. g. Hughes, in this
place
Hon. David Wagner, OF West Wheel
ing. was in town Tuesday on business.
Editor ]. F. Anderson, of the Bellaire
Tnsependent. was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Heinlein, of Bellaire,
was here Monday visiting her mother,
Mrs. Isaac Neiswanger.
w. G. Bergundthal was at Bellaire
Tuesday.
George Schramm was at Bridgeport
monday visiting his wife, who is sick
at the home of her parents in Kirk
wood.
Mrs. Wilson, Of GAINESVILLE. visited
the family of Sheriff Foreman this
week
!. Miss Gertrude Darrah returned Tues
dav from a visit to the family OF her
brother. David Darrah, at Bellaire.
-r:~s 1Jo barnes visited Mrs. ,JOln
Murray at wheeling, this week.
Miss Lille Hunt, of Bethesda, was
the guest Of Mrs. Harry Boroff the first
of the week.
Miss Helen and Master Park Barrett,
af Kirkwood. visited relatives in town
tf's week.
rs. Margaret Finney, of Blooming
ton III. who has been with her daugh-
Ter. Mrs. John Pollock, for several
months. returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Eve Bewley, of Cadiz, is here
hooking after her property interests.
MRS. A. G. Darrah entertained a
number of her friends Wednesday eve
ming at a six o'clock dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs Darby and daughter,
Miss Lucy Darby, OF Bellalre, VINO nave
been visiting their son, w. ~ Darby
returned nome uuloud CfCAAhS'
Mrs. James Harrison visited friends
at Bellaire Thursday
Capt Danford has been better this
week and his condition is more en-
couraging.
Marriage licenses issued since last
renort. Andrew B. Brown and Ada f.
Raker. Jacob o. Ward and Cora Lucas,
+ F. Mcbride and Margaret M.
Barnes. Levi Mcfarland and Jennie E.
Watkins, w. Ross Troll and M. Eliza
beth Nolan, John D. Murphy and Viola
r. Pearsons, Henry w. Morehead and
Minnie O. Warwick, John Kurtyka and
Katarzyna Powelek, Dempsey ID. Gilt
fen and Belle Steele, John H. Curry
and Kate Davis, Michael Kowalski and
Marie Pryclecka. Louis Odell and Min
ME Schneider. John r. McHugh and
Lille Howells. Elmer N. Vanvossen
and Clara l.. Bethel, Charles Z. Bethel
and Elizabeth L. Nelson.
Frank H Farmer, of Toledo, ana
Miss Ada Farmer, Of Flushing, were
the guests Of c. II. Judkjns and wife
this week,
W. H. Evans, of Cadiz, was in town
Wednesday
Mrs. Frank Williams and children
are visiting her parents at Lansing.
A local and long distance telephone
p>station has been placed in the OF
flee Of the Clarendon.
Mr.. Wilbur Tudor shipped his house
hold goods to Norwich "Wednesday.
His family are visiting the family OF
n Fl. Mcbride for several days before
eyoir,o RI their new home
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week: For town sergeant, Geo. Potts;
for street commissioner, Simeon Tay-


week: For town sergeant, Geo. Potts;
for street commissioner, Simeon Tay-
lor.
Ed. Lappert, editor of the Mt. State
Gavel, is business caller at Parkers-
burg.
M. A. Brast is Pittsburg visitor
where he will remain for some days on
business.
Mrs. J. M. Alworth has returned
from a visit to friends at Sistersyille.
Wiley Leap has secured a position
as clerk in the Brooklyn Cash Store
Mr. Leap is one of the energetic young
bushes men of this city.
Mrs. Friend Cox was calling or
friends at Sistersville Thursday.
James Null is now caterer and as
sistant baker at Ed. Weltners on South
Main street. Mr.. Weltner is one of the
energetic business men, and is deserv-
ing of the big patronage he is receiv-
ing.
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Jamestown, after an absence of several

Jamestown, after an absence of several
weeks.
We are glad to have Gene Thomp-
sons smiling face among US once
again.
Dr. Pue. of Williamsburg, has located
in town. He comes highly recon-
mended
The contractor has completed the
handsome residence Of G. NJ. Thomp-
son on Mound street. 1t will be ready
to be occupied the coming week.
K. c. Work is spending the day with
MatamoraS friends
Jerry Burton. one Of Darlington S
gallant young men is filing the posi-
ton formerly held by G. NJ. Gano in
the Goodwin cigar factory.
John Hartman wears pleasant smile.
Wonder why?
Miss Nina Humphrey is in charge OF
the millinery department in the Sar-
dis New Cash store.
One young man was heard to remark
that the red headed boys were in il
Sunday night.
Sardis is the scene Of industry at
present, everybody is busily plying
| spades, hoes, rakes, etc.
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NEW MART!MSV!LLE.

NES EWPst stsESS t@A ~
New Martinsville, w. Va, April s.
]. D. Comfy, a well known contractor
and A. C. Ruby, were business callers
at Sistersville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lentz and son,
Master Ralph, were calling at Wheel
ing Thursday.
About fifteen of our young people
attended the commencement OF the
Hannibal high school at that town
Wednesday night. They give very
favorable report of the exercises.
Lloyd McIntire, attorney, and Geo
Wilson, were at Bellaire Thursday
taking dispositions to be used in a suit
pending in Peasants county.
The town election was held Monday
A large vote was polled, and the Off
cers-elect are: Mayor, Sep. Hall; Re-
corder. Sam Wells; Street Commission
err, w. H. McEldowney; Council, A. c.
Ruby, D. H. Cox, J. w. Hill, Thomas
Lentz and John Martin. There was nc
opposition to Wells, McElodwney, Hill
and Lentz. The other officers were
elected by small majorities, except Cox
who had 81 majority over the lowest
man elected.
DR.. J. J. Richardson, of Washington
D. c., was calling on his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. T. Richardson, of Main
street Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Brown left Thursday
evening to visit her old home at Core
apolis. Pa.
w. G.. Snodgrass, attorney at Burton
was here several days on legal bust
ness this week
Miss Rebe Wire was the guest of Sis
tersville friends the first of the week.
T. NJ Kellar, of Hundred, and A.
D. Kimble, of Littleton, were here this
week attending Commissioners Court
Martin McCabe has purchased lot
in Stender's addition and will COM
mence the erection of a dwelling at
once.
A. B. Moore left for Newport Nows
Virginia, Thursday evening, to COM
mence his official duties as a govern
ment stenographer.
Mrs. Gay Beall,o of GAINESVILLE, Ohio
spent a few days with her sister, Mrs
William Ankrom.
Miss Lillian Akin was calling on
friends at Wheeling Tuesday.
G.. w. Barrack, a web known broker
and attorney of this city, was bust
ness caller at Sistersville Wednesday.
J. A. Pyles, sheriff, is i'll of typhoid
fever. One of his deputies, John Blatt,
recovered recently from the same dis
ease.
]. w. Yoho, attorney and mayor of
Cameron, was here Friday on legal
business.
Mrs. c. w Barrack entertained the
members of the Sewing Society of the
M. E. Church South, Tuesday after
noon.
w. w. Lappert, artist, moved to Mat
amoras, Ohio, Tuesday.
P. d. Morris, attorney, moved from
Wileyville to the South Side Tues
day
Miss Lou Cochran attended the Old
Maids Convention given at Darlington
last Thursday evening.
Miss Alma Archer. of Bellaire, Ohio,
is visiting friends here.
James Chaplin is laying off some fine
lots on the South Side, and that part
of town is now on boom.
Mrs. E. A. Price and son, Stephen,
who have been visiting friends here for
some weeks, left the first of the week
for the South,
Geo. Kirkman, of Conway, spent a
few days here this week with his uncle,
Prof. J. NJ Null
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fish moved from
the South Side to Steubenville the frs,
of the week.
The Town Council Of the South Side
made the following appointments this
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esting, a small chapel lighted within
was among the decorations.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the P. E.
church met with Mrs. G. A. Edwards
Friday AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Newton 0gdin, of St. Mary's is
in town called here by the illness Of
her father. Mr. H. E. HultZ.
Mrs. Robert Corbett, OF Waverly, is
the guest of Mrs. Cornelia Campbell.
Miss Allie Williamson, of Grandview,
O.. was the guest of Mrs. j. A. Lenkard
this week
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Take notice the best and cheapest
place to buy Wall Paper, Room Mould
ings and Baby Carriages is at JOS
Graves Son, 26 Twelfth ST.
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moved to Scio, O., last fall from this
place, left there Thursday and moved
to Mt. Union, o.