Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-19

oil interests. Rev. Lauek served on
this charge two years ago, when he be-
came interested in q lease, which now
pays him quite an income.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Ruby left Thurs
day for the Wheeling hospital. where
they will have their eight months old
son treated.
Miss Jennie Bruce, a handsome miss
OF this city, is suffering of an abcess
under her right arm.
Miss Myrtle Barr. whose sickness was
noted in the Register, is now GONZALES
cent.
The remains Of Iseander Hanes, who
died some miles below Louisville. were
brought here Thursday for interment,
lie ard his brother were operating tina
Steam saw mill boat Clipper. Mr..
HaneS died of grin. His remains were
accompanied by his widow and child.
Miss Bessie Pomeroy, Of Sistersviue,
was here this week the guest Of Miss
| Mary Slender
Harry McEldowney ard Miss Ella
bandi were married Wednesday even
ing. MI. McEHowney is one OF the
prominent young men Of this city. He
was court Ste0O6g2pher Tor some years,
and accumulated considerable real es-
tate and has q large income from oil
production Miss Bandi is the daugh-
ter OF \. BandL prominent merchant
OF this city. No married couple ever
started IN life with brighter prospects.
Inc Daisy Circle" was entertained
by Mrs. q. w. kutZebue wednesday
afternoon
Mrs. W MEG Hall received SONS
80 IN hs4ra
John Deholt, County Commissioner,
has purchased dwelling house Of John
Slender in Stender's addition. He will
move 10 mis- new some in few days.
w. W. Roberts viii preach in the
Christian church, on the South Side. to-
morrow morning and evening.
Examinations were held In the High
school this week for the purpose Of ad-
vancement
William PostlCwaitc, a teacher in tho
Sistersyiile academy. was calling on
friends here Sunday Mr.. Po8tlcwaite
is an applicant for principal Of the
Magnolia High school and being
gentleman of high literary attainmeuts
and Wetzel county boy. no doubt his
application will be fayorably consider,
cd by the board. His many friends
will urge his appointment
Mrs. Thomas Lent has returned
from visit to her mother. Mrs Rob-
bic, Of Tyler county.
Mrs. William Aukrom entertained a
number of her friends Thursday after
noon ri her home on Maple avenue.
John Slender was a business caller at
Sistersyille Thursday
g. w. kotZehuc, Of this city. has pur.
chased the boot and shoe store of Mrs.
T. L. lhrig, at Sistcrsyille. Mr.. kotze-
hue Ia the owner OF number of stores
IN different towns.
The gas supply was most excellent
during the late zero weather. and
vote of thanks is due Col. w. II. Fitch
for The management Of the lines
through his able assistants
Dr. J. u. SChmeid was at Wheeling
Tuesday on professional business.
The wharfboot Is lying in a precar-
ious condition. The ice was forced I'M
der her bow and the water falling let
her settle down at the stern and in
cline to the river side. W0rkmm have
been busy cutting away the ice from
around her.
Miss Rebocca Witc. an educated
nutsc Of this city. spent several weeks
at Siaterayillc, a ~ ON the sick.
She returned HON tSdouday
Phillip Potts. of Sardis has been very
low for some week and was brought
here Sunday, whore h" can have the at
tenti1n Of Or. Schmcid. Ho js at tho
home o. hts sister, Mrs. T. Ober, of
Main street
+. NJ. schlobohm. now OF Newport.
O., but formerly merchant Of this
city Is calling on friends in thown this