Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-15
WESTON.

young son arrived at the nome Oh MI.
and Mrs. Robert Asphalt Thursday
Scaffolding was erected Friday on
the spire at the hospital over the centre
building, which is to be painted. me
painter to mount this spire usually gets
large salary.
Miss Nellie Harrison, of Clarksburg,
is visiting at the home OF A. A. war
rem.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Simpson Thursday.
A. A. Warren, representing the uni
form rank, and, Charles B. Goodwin,
representing the lodge, were the dele
gates to the Grand Lodge K. OF T. at
Wheeling this week.
Senator U. G. Young, of Buekhannon,
was here Friday to meet some Wheel
ing people on business. He visited the
hospital and expressed much satlsfac-
tion at the way he found things gem
orally. 1t is quietly whispered, and his
friends are urging upon the Senator to
announce himself as candidate for at
torney general.
T. n Barnes made a flying trip to
Washington City this week.
DR.. Tom Edwards has returned to
school at Philadelphia.
John Mitchell returned Friday from
trip to Pittsburg.
Miss Estelle Lively is assisting in the
capacity of clerk at the National Ex-
change Bank during the oil rush.
David Undertake and Tom Whelan
were in Clarksburg the past week.
Miss Leila Dayisson and Miss Jessie
Law were the guests of Clarksburg
friends the past week.
c. P. Moore, mayor of Ravenswood,
was here Friday on business.
w. w. Keener, of Morgantown, was
the guest of his brother DR.. George T.
Keener, this week.
Charles E. Baab and wife left We'd
nesday for Baltimore, where Mrs. Baab
will be left for month or six weeks
treatment at John Hopkins Hospital.
B. Lehman was in Clarksburg
Thursday and returned Friday morn
ing. He left Friday evening for New
York to attend the funeral of his
brother, who died in that city Thurs
day.
Luke Cummings, accompanied by his
wife and family, of Elk Garden, are
f&SAtiAS3 4CiaI1NGo III LllC County.
Contractor Joseph Fuccy will start
work next week on the tunnel which
starts in the Hill just south of the
Bendale switch. This starts the work
of changing the road bed between
Weston and Confluence. Mr.. F'uccy
wants all the men he can hire, and has
sent men outside of the State to get
them.
Miss Kate Banks, a niece of Mrs DR..
Stathers, who has been her guest for
some weeks, returned to her home in
Baltimore Thursday afternoon.
Prof. l. c. White and r. l.. Morris,
of the University at Morgantown, were
guests at the hospital this week.
Hon. Randolph Stalnaker, of Wheel
ing, was here Friday and Saturday the
guest of DR.. W. e. Stathers, at the
hospital.
Fred Stathers left this week for Phil
adelphia, where ne completes his
course in dentistry this year.
Jim Davis, the inside general night
watch at the hospital, is off on account
of sickness. He left with his family
Tuesday last for his old home in Harri
son county, where he will take a much
needed rest.
DR.. Mark Perry, of the hospital
force, was in Clarksburg two days this
week.
Three of the homes of the hospital
employees, Druggist Miskimon, Super
visor Dawson and Engineer Nice
warren, were made happy the past
week by the arrival of bright young
son in each household.
Col. Hearst, of Buckhannon, and
Capt Crook, of Alum Bride, compos-
ing a commitete, are at the hospital,
attending the supervision of some
necessary repairs being done to the old
boiler house and the construction of
the new bakery. Capt. Crook has not
been at all well. He is suffering with
throat trouble.
f. C. Piper, of Buckhannon, was a
Bailey House guest Friday
Hon. w. E. r. Byron, of Charleston,
was here Friday.
Owen Kraft has declined the position
offered him in Baltimore by the B. G. o.
railroad. Owen has released the Cam
den hotel, and is going to stay with us.
Mrs. Kraft and little daughter left
Thursday for Baltimore on a visit to
Mr.. Kraft's people.
Harry and Sprigg Camden. of Park
ersburg, have made Weston their head
quarters during the oil excitement.
]. w. Williams, Frank and Will
Gaylord and Charles Horner, of Clarks-
burg, were among the oil men in town
this week.
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson, of Cuba, H.,
has accepted the pastorate of the Meth
odist Protestant church here. He ar
rived this week to take charge of his
duties.
Mrs. G. NJ. Fleming. of Buckhanon,
is the guest of Mrs. Ella Edmiston.
Revs. Mr. White and Buhkhardt are
now quoting scripture at passages rel
alive to oil, one of which is, "The
Scripture has been fulfilled: oil to
make him of a cheerful countenance,
shining face, ETC., etc.
PkLkTlNE.