Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-26
KEW IsARTlKSVILLE.

| NEW MARTINSVILLE, W. Va, No
vember 25.-William Myers, Of Martins
Ferry, is the guest OF relatives in town.
For Sale-Iron building, known as
"The Baltimore Bargain House, on
Main street; terms reasonable. j. E.
Young, New Martinsville, agent.
Albert Burkart, the well known
Cleveland contractor, has rented the
new dwelling house of Dr.. G. L. Nc
Intire, and will move his family here
in few days Mr.. Burkart is the kind
! Of citizens welcomed.
! Judge Fair win hold special term of
court here on the 2Sth instant.
| The County Commissioners will Let
the contract for the building of cur new
| court house, December 9Th.
| Miss Minnie Suter, of Franklin, Mar
| shall county, is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Rankin, Of Main street.
John W. Kaufman, f. w. Clark and
J. C. Trees met with the Shriners at
| Wheeling, Wednesday night.
Mrs. Joseph Slender is calling on
Sistersville friends.
| Levi Oblinger has been suffering for
some day of neuralgia of the head.
DR.. McElrath was visiting at Bears
vile Friday.
c. w. Barrack spent Monday on pro-
fessional business at Pinegrove.
Mrs Crawford, teacher in the kinder
garten school, gave an entertainment
Tuesday evening for her little folks.
Ice cream and cake were served.
William Mahaffee, Of Belmont county,
Ohio, spent two days here this week
+o1 in oh
pending in Tyler county, in which he is
interested
r. w. Yoho Of Wheeling, seriously
injured himself while attempting TO
load some iron on the Short Line rail-
road. He left for his home Tuesday for
treatment.
Geo. Wolf, of Greysville, was the
guest of Geo. Rankin the first Of the
week.
c. G. Martin, of Parkersburg, was
here Friday. He and his brother, S.
R. Martin, Of this city, are laying off
some valuable lots.
The Daily Register will be found on
sale at Frank Abraham's fruit store at
all times.
A. c. Ruby is at st. Louis buying up
horses for his livery and sale stables
Watch the Register for his ad'
Col. Robert McGEce is attending the
Shrine meeting at Wheeling.
Seven wells have been located in the
Proctor field, which will fully test the
territory.
MILFORD Moore Of Proctor, was call
ing in town Thursday.
| will offer for sale at my barns in
New Martinsville car load of draft
horses. Sale commencing first OF the
week. A. G. Ruby.
Rev. Huffman, an evangelist, is hold
ing some successful meetings at the
Christian church on the South Side.
Five were immersed Wednesday even
ing. The meetings will continue for
some time yet.
]. c. Conley. the South Side contrac-
tor, was at Williamstown Wednesday
looking after building material
A Cleveland man was here this week
looking for a location for a shirt fac
tory.
Thistle Cox, who has been absent
some weeks on a visit, returned home
Thursday.
C. A. Barr left Tuesday for Lincoln.
Neb., where he will remain the guest
of relatives for some weeks.
Miss Minnie Clark entertained num-
Der of her friends at home Tuesday
evening in honor Of her cousin, Miss
Annie Priest, of Newark, o. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.
Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Martin, Misses Dora New
man, of MoundsvilIe, Miss Irene Ell
lott. Bessie Umstead, Mary Martin,
Irene Curtis, and Messsrs. George I'M
stead, Forest Lowther, DR.. Adams.
Chas. Duerr, Dr. Browse, and Ed. Duerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Robinson were
visiting Wheeling Friday.
John H. 1lcCoy, Of Sistersville, was a
business visitor here Friday
Mrs. Thomas Fl. Cornett entertained
| the Dorcas Club Wednesday.
DR.. E. L. Boone was called to Mar
shall county Friday in consultation and
to assist in a sur gical operation.
Miss Frankie Ixwther entertained the
Mozart Club at her home on Main street
Friday evening.
John Koontz. of Parkersburg, spent
Thursday with friends.
John Mills, Of Marie tta, owner Of the
Mills tract OF land in this county, upon
which there are between 40 and so pro-
ducing wells, was Business caller
Wednesday.
The bridge contractors on the Short
Line, after receiving an estimate de
pay- left for parts unknown and With
cut settling their labor bill. The con-
| tractors were advising with atsDrney f.
B. Snodgrass Wednesday. They will