Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-05
NEW kaaRTlNSvlaLE.

New MartinSvilIe, w. Va, February
AIRS. White, of Morgantown, is CALI
ing on her daughter, Miss Stella, a
teacher in our High school.
Ira Hartman, William Woodcock and
Bruce Hill left Thursday for Scio,
where they will work in machine
shop for H. Hughus.
Henry Koontz is at Wheeling hos
pital for treatment of rupture.
John Stephens returned from Wheel
ing the first OF the week, where he had
been some weeks under treatment for
stomach trouble. He is restored TO
health.
l.. w. Hawkins, of Sutton, came ON
Thursday to commence the erection Of
his marble works at the head Of Main
street.
John H. Evans, a highly respected
citizen residing about four miles south
Of town, died Tuesday of grip. He was
in his eighty-ffth year, and served as
a soldier in the rebellion.
For custom made suits, of latest
styles and best workmanship, call on
Geo. Grail, the Main street tailor.
Miss Minnie Clark left for Washing
ton, D. c., on Wednesday to visit her
sister, Miss Ella, who is dangerously
i'll. Miss Ella has been attending
school in that city, this being her Sec
ond year.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Fannie Reich, Of this city, to Maurice
Grossman tomorrow at the Stamm no.
tel, Wheeling. Misses Mary Enlow,
Belle Mayors, Ella Bandi, and about
Of nj ~
are invited. Miss Reich is a sister Of
the Reich Bros, Of the Economy
store, of this city.
Mrs. w. Sayer, of Padens Valley, was
the guest of the Misses Enlow, Thurs
day.
Smile Mayors left for Wheeling, We'd
nesday, for treatment by DR.. Acker-
man. Mr.. Mayors is a sufferer Of rheu-
matism.
Mrs. F. Dowd, of Sistersville, was
the guest of Mrs. C. w. Hunter the
first of the week.
John Lutes was at Moundsville
Thursday to close a contract for car
penter work.
D. R. Meighen, a representative of
the South Penn Oil Co., was here
Wednesday.
Mrs Thos Martin, of Fairmont, is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Hornbrook, Of North street.
Insure against loss by fire in the
Providence Washington" 1t has
stood the test for 100 years. Lloyd
McIntire, agent.
Albert Hall, a teacher, is on trial to-
day at Proctor for furnishing a scholar.
J. W. McIntire appears for defendant.
Mrs. James Chaplin has been suffer
ing Of neuralgia of the stomach for
some weeks.
A free ball was given at the Opera
House, Thursday evening, by some of
The leading young men Of our city. A
number CT young people from neighbor-
ing, towns were present and quite an
enjoyable time was had by all pres
ent.
Isaiah Maizena,, living two miles
north of town, died Thursday of grip
He was in his 1fty-fourth year.
For Sale or Rent.-The Elk Hotel
Hotel furnished in full A. C. Ruby.
Hotel furnished in full.
A. C. RUBY.
A. R. Grayham, of Oil City, Pa, is
the guest of his uncle, S. R. Bruce. Mr..
Grayham is an interesting young man,
having served in the Sixteenth Pa. in
our late war with Spain. He served in
Porto Rico, and has many interesting
stories to tell Of the country and peo-
pie. He was in the battle of Como.
He says that he was not sick during
his stay in the army. He says that
bananas were bought by the soldiers
at 1 cents a bunch, oranges s for one
cent, and other tropical fruit for
mere song.
John Gibbons. a gate keeper on the
Ohio River railroad, at Sistersville.
came home the first of the week suf-
fering of grip.
Judge Freer closed his court Thurs
day. He left Sunday and no business
was transacted this week The civil
docket has been badly neglected the
last two years. and the new judge will
have to hold extended terms.
Ed. Meese, late proprietor OF the Elk
Hotel, left for Scio Tuesday, where be
will open livery stable and boarding
house.
C. F. Feisley, a student at Marietta
College. was calling on friends here
= uuud9.
o. r. Taylor. Of Sistersville, came
here Tuesday and took charge of the
Elk Hotel for a. c. Ruby until Mr..
Ruby rents or sells the hotel. This is
a fne hotel, we'll furnished and doing
a large business.
Mrs. Soloman Furbee is quite low of
and rheumatism. She has
been an invalid for many years. being
unable to use any OF her limbs. and
recurring assistance at all times.
e. E. Homer has his new dwelling
Oh Floral hill about ready for occupan-
cy. Mr.. Horner is prominent carpen-
ter OF this city.
The two children Of Burt Huffman.
who were severely burned full ac-
count OF which appeared ia the Reg
lister, have about recovered.