Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15
WESTON.

Weston, w. Va, January 14.-The
municipal election held last Tuesday
resulted in the election OF the entire Old
Council by an increased majority,
which sanctioned their work OF street
paving, &c.
q. c. Ross returned Friday from Sis
tefsyille.
M L. Topping and Win Long re-
burned from Charleston Friday.
Superintendent Stathers. OF the hos
pital, is in Charleston.
Robert ICorothers, the popular stem
ogfapheY at the asylum, is off on
weeks much needed rest.
Edito1 Darlington, of the Webster
Memo, Was on our streets this week.
III. w. Lighthurn, with his attorney,
\G. Linn, and Attorney w. w.
lon for ClerkE A. Bennett, are
artinsburgs where the contest
ION case. Of Lightburn VS.. Bennett
ipg beard.
DAWSON left Thursday for
u. Texas, where he was called TO
Ind the bedside of his sister, Miss
harlotte, who is critically Ill.
John Hughes has resigned his posi-
ton with the railroad company and
gone to his old home at Parkersburg,
where he will branch out for himself
In his profession, that of stenographer.
John will be missed by his numerous
friends.
Mrs. B. Lehman and little son, Ed
ward, are expected home the coming
week from Philadelphia, and otner
eastern cities.
w. S. Huntington is in Charleston
looking after his legislative interests.
III. F. Reddig, of Needles, Cal, has
accepted the position as stenographer
with the railroad company vacated by
the resignation of Mr.. Hughes.
Miss Estelle and Fannie Lively re-
turned Wednesday from their visit to
their brother, Henry, who is attend
ing the University at Morgantown
Thos. A. Edwards has returned TO
his school in Philadelphia.
General Manager Fickinger, of Mo-
nongah, was here Monday las.
Miss Mary Daugherty, Miss Sallie G.
Ralston and Miss Helen Hester were
! Clarksburg visitors this week.
Miss Irene Kunst returned Tuesday
! last to her school in Baltimore. She
was accompanied to that city by her
father, Dr.. A. Kunst.
Senator Cole is in attendance at the
|I.egislature in Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Rafston have
moved into their new residence on low
II Main street.
Miss Bertha Bennett left Saturday
Tor a visit to her aunt, Mrs. DR.. How
III, at Clarksburg.
Al daughter was born to Mr. land Mrs.
theodore Stealey Thursday last.
The many patrons of the pOstoffice
iii regret to learn that Theodore
tealey has resigned his position as
ssistant postmaster TO take effect
ebruary LIST.
Charles Thorn is able to be out again
er an attack of typhoid fever.
d friend of Hoff Edwards sent him
ice side Of veniSon this week.
sherIp9fn Young has accepted a po-
ion as waiter at the Camden.
Rev. w II. Burkhart was in attend
ce at the convocation held in Clarks-
the past week.
W. Jackson, of Jane Lew, was here
lnesday last.
harles M. Gaylord is in Parkers-
ugh Amos, of Burnesville, was here
lay.
T. frances Tierney spent the New
Is holiday with MISS Rose Nc
raw at grafton.
Miss Mamie Koblegard will visit
Baltimore friends in February.
Mr. r. Hills Ely, of Buffalo, n. Y,
rs in town.
Hon. J. NJ Hoover, Levi Skidmore
and @. P. Darlington of Webster
county, passed through Friday en- route
home from Charleston.
A. Giffen, of Buckhannon, and Lee
Frederick, of Wheeling, were Bailey
house, guests Friday.