Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10
NEW MARTlHSvILLE.

cember 9.-On Monday Richard f1u-
harty, driver of the Pinegrove mail
hack, was arrested on capias issued
from Tyler county, when he arrived
here. His brother, Charley, who was
in town, took the mail hack for him.
The charge against Mr.. Fluharty was
playing a game of cards in public
place.
A. Burkart purchased three lots OF
Joseph Clark on Clark street this week.
Consideration $2,400.
A. Burkart, contractor, began exca-
waiting for the wholesale grocery build
ing Thursday.
Three new buildings near compile
ton in Martins addition have been
held back near one month by reason
of the want of material. 1t is impos-
sible to get material as fast as the con-
tractors demand it.
Misses Lizzie and Cora Mccain left
for Wheeling Thursday morning,
where they will visit friends.
New building and new restaurant,
North street, opposite the depot. Ev-
erything first-class. Mrs. Fred CAS-
well.
| will be at my dental rooms on
North street Dec. 18th, and remain IL
days. DR.. A. c. Ward.
Mrs. John Larmore and Mrs. II. Z.
Laremore have returned from an ex-
tended visit to friends at Wellsburg
and other up river points.
Miss Jennie Bruce has returned from
a short stay with Sistersville friends.
Miss Gay Debolt is now holding the
position in the Enterprise telephone
central Office.
Elias Warner, of Sistersville, was
here Thursday looking for a position
for a news stand,
]. N. Baxter, contractor, has about
completed the plastering in the new
Brast hotel. The hotel contains ~
rooms, and 5000 yards of plastering
The delay in finishing is caused by
want of material, which is slow in ar
irving.
Mrs. Jesse Baxter is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Emmett Waters, at Sar-
dis
]. w. McIntire and E. o. Keifer were
at Proctor Tuesday on legal business.
ia. Pyles, sheriff, is ordered to sell
the old court house. He will offer the
building on the 18th W of this month,
purchaser to move the building off
the lot commencing not later than
February 1st
The fine steamer Urania, Capt. Davis,
passes here every evening at 10:OO p.
N. for Wheeling
T. B. Habison, of Franklin, was
calling on friends here Friday.
A. C. Ruby was at st. Mary's the first
of the week looking after his contract
ing business in Peasants county.
B. T. Bowers, S. B. Hall, T. P. ia
cobs and other members of this bar,
were attending Circuit Court at Mid
dlebourne this week.
Squire John Rankin, of Graysville,
was the guest of his son, George Ran
kin, Tuesday.
Robert Cats, of Marshall county
was a business caller for two days this
week.
Material is being placed on the
ground for new residence for DR.. f.
l.. Boone on Maple avenue.
Miss Dosia McIntire, who is acting
IS a substitute teacher for her cousin,
C. w. McIntire, near Wileyville, is sick
with diphtheria, which is reported bad
in that section. Ward Newman, a
teacher, has dismissed his school by
reason of this disease.
Mrs. Frank Weisansten and aunt,
Miss Belle Mayors, have returned from
an extended visit to friends at Wheel
ing.
A driller by the name of Jackson
tripod and fell down stairs at his
boarding house Thursday evening, re-
ceiving some painful bruises. DR.. F.
2. Lowther was called and rendered
the necessary medical attention.
DR.. A. B. Morrison, DR.. F. P. Low
Their, Forest Lowther, Price Dunlap,
]. w. Hill, W. Chaffee, Lloyd McIntire,
and w. Van Camp have a test we'll
due to-day in the shallow sand north
OF Marietta.
DR.. ]. w. Schmeid was business
caller at Wheeling Thursday.
George Stansberry, we'll known re-
tired merchant of Marion, was here on
business Thursday.
County Court adjourned Thursday,
and much can be said favorably of the
business methods of the commission
ers.
A. @. Whitaker, we'll known farmer
of the Fish Creek country, was here
Friday on business.
Roy Corbett, artist in the monumen-
tai works, has returned from an ex-
tended visit to relatives at Sutton.
Misses Annie and Tressa Kenoke, of
Sistersville, were the guests of the
Misses Gibbon, of Union street, part
of the week
Robt Morris, the South Side mer-
chant, was a business visitor at Wheel
ing Thursday.
Miss Maud Rine, of Proctor, was
calling on friends last Monday.
Col M. V. Ober has moved his cigar
factory from the South Side to his
property on Eliza street.
Miss Bertha Hawkins was a guest
of Wheeling friends Wednesday.
Miss Majorie Funk, of Youngstown,
O., will appear before the public at the
Opera House Tuesday evening. Deem
Der 18th, under the auspices of the
Sunday school of the NJ. E. church.
The entertainment consists of recita-
tons and readings, embracing dra-