Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
WESTON.

WESTON. w. Va, August 1.-The grow
ing popularity of the National Exchange
bank is evidenced by the fact that depos-
its now are twice as large as Whey were oner
year ago.
DIR. Geo. l. Keener is now in Pittsburg.4
He returns next week, when he will leave
accompanied by Mrs Keener and baby ON
a two months visit to Mrs. keener's old
home in Virginia.
ATTORNEY Robt. L. Bland and wife Will
leave Tuesday for Elwell. Mrs. Hand $
old home They expect TO be gone a.
month.
d. NJ. Bailey, wife and daughter, b. D.,
Bailey, wife and children. viii SO on tho
Atlantic City excursion on the 10TH
Iige Simpson, John Laue. Arthur cris-
man and John Morrison and son are at
Addison Brannon Bennett returned from
there Thursday.
STATE Treasurer NJ A. Kendall was hero
Thursday.
state Auditor La Toilette passed through
Wednesday from Addison en- route home
Mrs W. b. Newton has returned homo,
from Sutton.
James Bolan now has a position at the
Camden Hotel as bartender.
Major c. +. Anderson has resigned ~
chief clerk at the Camden.
Judge John and w. W. Brannon. w. r.
McGary are the attorneys attending the
Webster court
Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz. OF Emporia. Va I
and MIR and Mrs a. Wuesbaum ana fam-
lily. of Baltimore. sc the guests at tho
home Of Isaac Klein.
p. NJ Harrison, of BALTIMORE, viii be-
here next week
The Erwin gas we'll Is estimated 20 be
four million feet per day.
Cashier John Claypool. OF Chenille. was
here Tuesday.
John d. Anderson. OF summervllle, was
here Wednesday
In the death Of VIM. II Bragg, which oc-
CURED on Tuesday evening, Weston loses
one of its oldest citizens.
Stenographer Robert stathers and Chief
Female Night Watch Miss lsmma Marsh.
OF the hospital, were quietly married Ia the
parlors Of that institutiea Thursday morn-
ing at O'Clock. They EFF on the morning
train for Wheeling aHd other cities, ON
their return they win so to housekeeping
I'm West Weston Rev. A. L. McKeevers
OF Buckhannon, was the officiating rninis-
ter
The Register readers will be sorry 70
learn that the condition OF Hon George
j. Arnold of Arnold station, IS SIN very
critical Mrs Judge Henry Brannon, Mr..
Arnolds sister, has returned home from
his bedside.
Miss Emma Atchison. who has been yis-
ting In the West for some months. re-
turned home Friday
Rev w II Burkhardt has gone TO vir-
ginia after his family. who have been visit
Ing that section this summer.
Ed. Ralston and Jas JaclGson. Of Jane
Lew. are in the mountains fishing FOR trout.
VIII Long. of the hospital, left Thurs
day for his old home IN Tyler county.
Superintendent stathers. OF the hospital.
Is In Charleston.
quite a little crowd. friends Of Isaac
Klein and family, Will drive up sunday
from Clarksburg 20 spend The day.
Tbs teachers Of Lewis county viii hold
their Institute The coming week.
Several people have moved on the
streets" the past few days. somesof them
tearing heir fences away entirely August
sth the 00-days' notice to move on ex-
pires just wat the Council Will then DO
remains 10 be seen.
Captain WIN Harry and family. Of Will
Transport. o. dined at the Bailey House
Friday. They were en- route to ADDISON
and accompanied by SIR. Hugh Lindsay. of
the same town.
Hon. r. F. Kidd, Of Chenille was here
Friday.
Miss Maud Lauc Rosina cleary and
Mona Sef viii leave for Addison the Arsti
OF the coming week.
Willie Newton and Frank Hale speat
Sunday last In Buckhaunon
French Lynch, Of Washington. arrived
Thursday 20 be with as a few days
Mrs a. Nuesbaum and two daughters.
Of Baltimore. are guests at the home Of
y. Lehman.
The little daughter % Tom Loudon died
Thursday with cholera infsn,am
Smith Davis Is visiting his osa home at
Good Hope. Harrison county
VIM. L. Dunnington and wife viii leave
on The Atlantic City excursion They Will
visit Washington City friends on thefr
return.