Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-16
ST. MhRY'S.

81. MAR4sS. w. Va, July l5.-The
speakeasy fraternity seem to have made
hasty exodus. About three weeks
ago dozen blind tigers" were in
blast, but nov it is impossible to find
one.
There is no new developments in the
national bank proposition.
DR.. d. l. Steere has moved into his
new office on the second floor of his
new building.
Harry Doan is quite i'll with quinsy.
His condition is improved somewhat
to-day.
Mrs. Martha j. Houser left Thursday
for Kansas, where she will reside in the
future with her son.
w. G. Dotson was in Parkersburg
Thursday.
w. S. Allen, the prominent young
lawyer, was in Sistersville this week
on professional business.
Nj. and Mrs. Sid r. Mallory, of Park
ersburg, were the guests of friends
here this week.
this week.
The annual NJ e. Sunday school pic
mic last Wednesday was signal. sue
Tess. A very large and merry party
was carried by the steamer Barnsdall
10 Marietta Island, where they passed
q most pleasant day.
The following persons were married
here this week: Mr.. Albert NJ. Hutch
inson and Miss Emma Smith; Mr.. Al
fred Hearne and Miss Maggie Hunts
man. of Washington county, o.; Mr..
Irwin c. Smith and Mrs. Jesse West
Smith: Mr. Robert l.. Henderson and
Miss Martha Hubbard. of Sistsrsville.
C. r. Hosford, a popular hotel keep
err Of Sistersville, and little son,
Charlie. were here yesterday.
The Quarterly Conference of the M.
p. church will be held here Sunday
next.
M. G. Sayre and wife have moved
here from Paden's Valley.
John F. Williams was in Marietta
Wednesday.
James Barkwill was in Grafton on
business this week.
Samuel Barkwill left Tuesday for Mt,
Clemens, Mich. where he will spend
several weeks recuperating.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Benninger have
returned home from an extended tour
of northern cities.
C. B. Johnson, Esq, was in Sisters
vile Wednesday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs F. P Boyd, of Coying-
ton, KY, are visiting here this week.
w R. Roden and wife were the
guests of Marietta friends Tuesday.
Henry Fischer. prominent mer-
chant Of Sistersville, was here We'd
nesday on business
A. ]. Statler, of Meadyille, w. Va,
was the guest Of R. A. Flesher this
week
Among the prominent Pittsburgers
at ths Howard this week are Warren
McCreary, J. P. Fishel Chas. O'Day,
S. r. shoup. n S. SNYDER, E. z. JEFF
Eerson and J. S. Me0uaid.
Those from Marietta were F. j.
Quinlon, N. P. Craig, D. c. Stewart,
:. K Clarke and T. D. Stage.
John Payne. the we'll known cOntrac-
.or. has returned to the city, after
spending several days at his home in
Dill City, Pa.
II. P. Boyd has moved his family
here from Pittsburg
John Smith was in Parkersburg a
short time TuesdaZ on business.
Miss Nell BookmaR has returned
\ home from Sistersville
Asa Michaels was business visitor
in Sistersville Tuesday.
N. Ogdin, wife and daughter attend
ed the funeral of Noah Ogdin at Wa
verify last Saturday
G. E. Stewart has sold his feed store
to the Parkersburg Transfer Company.
Mrs. S. J. Polhamus who has been
i'll for some time was taken to the
hospital at Parkersburg Wednesday
afternoon. Her condition is such that
an operation of delicate character
will have to be performed.
Dispositions were being taken here
this week in the case of Fl. E. Morris
vs.. Carter Oil Company; controversy
growing out Of dispute as to the
riehtful owners of the H. l.. Lindsay
lease
Mrs. Tim Penwell returned home
Monday from Cumberland, Md. where
she had been visiting for several weeks.
John Mullen and Robert Hyatt were
In Parkersburg last Sunday.
CHAE. Morris, the well known con-
Tractor, was in Sistersville on bust
ness Wednesday.
DR.. A. S. Grimm is having two cot
tage dwellings erected on his lot on
Third street
Miss Mabel Brown. of Grape Island,
was the guest of friends here yester-
day,
Chas. Suck is in the city He arrived
home from Denver Monday, where he
accidentally lost an arm while breaking
on trains.