Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-31

! Joy, Clinton T. Conaway and Hannah
Neptune, Walter Poe and Lille j.
Kerns, Otto Wise and Katie Van
Horn, Jacob j. Cartright and Mary s.
Jones, Charles w. Hill and Frances NJ.
Hostutler, Frank A. Feather and Nellie
B. Smith, John r. Kramer and Emma
Shoemaker.
/ James B. Watkins has accepted the
foremanship of the Weston Planning
Mill Company. He left on Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. l. Lemasters is the guest OF
Morgantown friends this week.
The following parties have been
drawn as jurors for the intermediate
court which ven on Tuesday, Jam
nary 16: Elmer D. Morgan, T. J. Gal
laher, Jessie F. Perish, F. T. Huddle-
son, Gilmore Morgan, B. T. Tucker, Jr.,
]. F. Tough, John Watkins, o. P. Jones,
Bert Snyder, w. B. Charlton, Jack Da-
Wis, c.. c. Hibbs, d. Thomas, Rowe
Smith, L. H. Wilcox, ]. 0. Shaver, j. d.
Wilson. John Morgan, ]. q. Beatty, n
athan Jolliff, Ramer Watson, William
Board, VIM. Gump. Charles Brumage.
Ozias Koen, Elmus Hamilton, Oliver
Arnett. Joe Satterfeld, Emory Talk
ington.
Miss Hattie Chesney entertained a
! gathering of young people at her home
in the First ward last Monday evening.
Those who partook OF the festivities
were Minetta Engle, Florence and
Elizabeth Stone, Ethel Fleming, CLAIR
ence Kinsey, Frank Sedwick, Tusca
Morris, Wade Robinson, Charles Boy
ers and Clyde Hill.
@--.r n ~ fnryN nrlu q mann.
Der of the firm of Highland Brothers,
this city, but who for several months
past has been attending a business
college at Lexington, KY, was in the
city Monday en- route to Clarksburg.
He graduated at the Kentucky school
and at the last term OF the county
court of Harrison county was appoint
ed to the deputy clerkship under MS
brother, V. L. Highland.
Charles H. Bristor is the guest OF
relatives in the First ward.
Charles Layman, an employee OF the
Wheeling Register, spent Christmas
with his parents in the First ward.
Miss Hannah Jones, of Morgantown,
was the guest of Mrs. A. P. Harr
Sunday
Misses Lottie Deveny, Louise Fitch
and Madge Booker, who are attending
Mt. de Chantal college at Wheeling,
are the guests of their respective par
ents this week.
Miss Clara Moore, of Bellaire, Ohio,
has returned home, after a brief Visit
with friends here.
Miss Margaret Mckinney, who is at
tending a Pittsburg college, is at home
with her parents here.
Charles and Lee Boyers, students at
the Baltimore Medical College, are
spending the holidays with their par
ents il the Fifth ward.
John P. Hart and family are the
guests of Cumberland relatives this
week.
o. F. Jenkins was in Morgantown
the first of the week.
Mrs. John Bennett and daughter, and
Mrs. P. H. Bennett have returned home,
after a visit with friends at Stewart,
Ohio.
Mr.. John R. Kramer and Miss Emma
Shoemaker were married by Rev. w.
H. Wiley on the 25th inst.
DR.. w. Hupp Sands has been APP
pointed assistant physician and sur
geon for the B. & o. Railroad Company
at this place. The main physician and
surgeon is DR.. ]. H. Brownfield, which
position he has held for a number OF
years. The selection of DR.. Sands is
an excellent one.
Mrs. A. B. Koon, Henry and Mack
Hest were called to Warrington by the
death of their sister, Mrs. Emma Price,
on Monday of this week. Mrs. A. B.
Koon became suddenly Ill while there,
and will be several days before she will
be able to be. brought home.
James E. Anderson spent Monday
and Tuesday with his parents near
Morgantown.
Mrs. Clyde E. Hutchinson and little
children have arrived from Chicago.
Mr.. Hutchinson has leased the Morrow
property in the First ward.
A. G.. Martin. of Palmer, Webster
county, was visiting his mother here
the first of the week.
John Merrifehi and wife are visit
ing friends in Wheeling.
John w. Vanata and family are the
guests of relatives ear Independence,
Preston county.
Charles Lilly and wife, of Grafton,
are visiting Mrs. Lillys parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hair.
Mr.. andSMrs. David Price, OF Brad
dock, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Catherine
Marion.
William Boughner was recently the
guest of his sisters at Morgantown.
w. A. Fletcher and little son, Roy,
were the guests of Fairmont friends
Sunday and Monday.
Ira L. Swiger, of Dala, Harrison
county. visited West Fairmont friends
from Saturday till Monday.
]. w. Fletcher, employed as lease
boss in the Lantz oil field in Penn
s~ylvania, spent Christmas with his
mother and sisters here.
Mrs. Ingram Tough and niece, Miss
Cecil Fletcher, of Cameron, Marshall
county, were visiting Mrs. VI. Fletcher
in the Fifth ward the first of the week.
Edward Thompson, Of C~larksburg,
was in the city the first of the week.
Samuel Hall was inwardly hurt in
the Nights mines, neal here, yesterday.
and died early this morning.
James Springer died at Pleasant
Valley late last evening, after a few
days illness of pneumonia. He will be
hurled tomorrow. He leaves a wife