Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-08
FAIRM0AT.


FAIRMONT, w. Va, October T.
Miss Daisy Bristor has returned home
after a visit of several days with rela-
tives at Pennington, Taylor county.
| A. E. Wilson is visiting his uncle,
Abe Shriver, at Cummins, Pa
! The Troy Laundry Company, this
city, was recently granted a charter,
and the company will in a few days
have their works in working order.
They have leased a building on First
street, opposite the W. c. T. U. build
! ing. The incorporators are F. T. Mar
tin, T. A. Deveny, B. Robb, William
Reed and Phihppa, his wife,
| At the Normal auditorium on the
evening of the 18th inst, Miss Bussing
will give a recital. She will be assisted
by home talent.
| Mrs. Mile Upton was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. w. Wilson, at Man
nington the first of the week.
| Hon. W. A. Ohley and wife have re-
turned to their Charleston home after
visit of a few days with Mr.. Ohley's
| parents here.
Mrs. Dr. d. L. L. Yost is the guest of
Fairview friends this week.
Pittsburg, where he entered the dental
! college of that city. His father accom-
panied him and will be absent a few
days.
Mrs. Samuel Martin, of Grafton, was
Mrs. Josephine SINNERS guest Sum
day.
Edward Ford has returned home af-
ter a visit of several days at Philadel-
phia and Brooklyn. He witnessed the
Dewey celebration in New York.
Misses Argat Darsey and Lucy Barne
attended the funeral of their uncle, r.
W. Darsey, at Morgantown, last week.
Palatine (F'irst ward) loses an excel
lent minister from its station, but gets
a good one in return. Rev. G. w.
Shaw, Palatine's former minister, at
the conference at Parkersburg last
week, was transferred to Davis. Rev.
Engle, presiding elder of Fairmont, was
given the Palatine station.
During the week the following mar
riage licenses have been granted: Lewis
Dotson and Hattie Cunningham; Albert
Hawkins and Flora B. Hill; c. A.
Sherwood and Lulu Gould; Marshall
Basnett and Cora Hess; William Eu-
banks and Kate Evans.
Miss Nellie, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
A. W. Sterling, of the First ward, who
along with six Others contested for a
diamond medal in the Demorest con-
test under the auspices Of the Women S
Christian Temperance Union of the
State, at Piedmont few days ago, was
the successful contestant. She has con-
tested in four elocutionary contests
and has won the medal in each of them
silver, gold, grand gold and the WIN
ner Of the only diamond prize won in
the State. She is a talented elocution-
ist.
Fairmont Carpenters Union paid
their fraternal friends at Clarksburg a
call and took part in their demonstra-
ton at that place Friday morning.
Samuel Baird, aged %, a B. & o.
brakeman, was ground to pieces by a
NJ. r. railroad train early Tuesday
morning. He had coupled b. & o. cars
near New England mines and stepped
back onto the NJ R. track when the
train struck him. He was his aged
mothers only support. His remains
were inferred in Woodlawn cemetery
| "Wednesday afternoon.
Nelson Mortified, residing at New
England mines, died after a brief i'll
ness of typhoid fever, aged AZ years.
His wife and small child survive him
Mr.. James Dorsey, engineer on No.
on thte M. r. r. and Miss Darlie
| Walker, daughter Of Capt. X ID. Wal
ker, were quietly married at Cumber-
land Md, on Friday evening, much to
the surprise of their many friends.
Mr.. c. A. Sherwood and Miss Lulu
Gould were married Wednesday eve
ming at the brides home on Water
street.
First Lieut. Brady Ruttencutter, of
Parkersburg, was in town on Monday
enlisting recruits for the regular army
for s, lice in the Philippine Islands.
John G. Hunsaker and wife. of White
Sulphur Springs, Mont, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hunsaker.
The Greater FaiTmont Band will not
go to Morgantown Tuesday chadwick
day., for the reason the inducements
offered by the committee was of no
temptation.
Married, on Tuesday the Sd inst. at
! the Schlay Hotel, Oakland Md, Mr..
Walter n. Robertson and Miss Julia
A. Dodd, both Of this city, by the Epis-
copal minister, Rev w H. Ormond.
Misses Emma and Minnie McIntire
I entertained at their home on Hamilton
avenue on Wednesday evening. Those
I present were Misses Helen Fleming,
! Katherine Curry, Front Debolt, Lillian
1 Bergoyne. Mable Ruttencutter. Ollie
Nay, Louise West. Mamie Martin
Messrs. Jack Riggle, Jaeger Debolt
/ Harvey Traugh. Mr. Cole, Walter Dill
4 lion. Walter Simmons, Pearle Pitzer
! Marshal Ogden.
Mrs. Blanche Roach. Of Pennington
! is visiting Mrs. w. S. Bristor.
/ Carl Layman, Jay Wilson and Vance
| Boughner were in Warrington over
I Sunday.
! CLARkSBURG.