Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-30
NEW RaaATtNSyslLE.

NEW MARTINSVILLE, w. Va, July
29.--Leonard Ball was a visitor at
Marietta a few days this week.
Miss Gertrude Culp, Of Maple aevnue,
is seriously i'll.
The town authorities are moving
some large trees which INSTRUCTED the
sidewalk on Maple avenue.
The young ladies of the town held
a meeting Friday night to form a CLUB,
after which they will construct a plat
form in McEldowneys orchard for the
amusement of the members.
Rev. d. S. Hammond, of Charleston,
was registered at the Elk hotel Thurs
day Rev. Hammond. as pastor
of the NJ E. church here for four years
and paid number of his old acquaint-
aRces a call.
Miss Hattie NJ. Phillips, daughter OF
Eli Phillips, Of the firm of Koontz &
Phillips, and a resident OF Washing
ton, Pa, was visiting her father here
the first of the week. Miss Phillips IS
a graduate of Sherwood Piano School,
Chicago, Ill. She will solicit a class
here in the near future, If favorable in
dueements can be had.
Mike 'Harrigan, an old resident OF
this city, died Thursday evening. He
was a grave digger, and had dug many
graves in Williams cemetery, where
his remains were laid Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bandi, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry McEldowney, Miss Mary
Slender and some ten or twelve more
of our young people, took an outing
Wednesday evening to Proctor on the
steam yacht,
Miss Jennie Rauble, of Allegheny,
Pa, was the guest of her sistec, Mrs.
Tom Lentz. Thursday and Friday. Miss
Rauble will spend several days at her
home, near town, before returning TO
Pittsburg.
James Garrison, of Point Pleasant,
was the guest of his niece, Mrs. Frank
Wisenstein, Of North street, the first
of the week.
John Garrison was painfully injured
Tuesday evening by being kicked by
horse at Foster Leaps livery barn.
George Potts, who attended the flu
neral of his brother, DR.. Frank Potts,
at Huntington. Ind. returned home
Monday. His brother, DR.. Frank, &C
companied him home.
our town. Thursday morning Morris
smith was bitten on the lower lip by
one. The bite woke him and he applied
an antidote, but by 10 o'clock his hp
was badly swollen. He has fully re-
covered from the effects OF the bite:
One hundred ard fifty school child
rem from this town Dicnicked at
Cresaps grove Wednesday, making the
round trip on the steamer Leroy. The
two M. Z. churches turned out and had
a union picnic The weather was quite
threatening in the morning or the
crowd would have been much larger.
The boat did not return until about
O'Clock a. m. Thursday morning.
G.. w. Barrack, the we'll known real
estate agent, was in the southern part
of the State this week on business.
It might be interesting to our eiti-
zens to know that Bake koontz mas
converted into bread and cakes at y.
Ober's bakery, this week, LOCO pounds
of flour.
accented the position of clerk with the
Bindley Hardware Company, OF Pitts
burg.
eleven of the Cathedral altar boys of
Wheeling are camping a few hundred
wards above town. They are in the
care of Ed. Weber, and are having an
enjoyable outing.
0uite a large number of our young
men attended the ball game at Caring
ton Saturday. :,
Prof. ]. 2. Force, who contributed
n.,cb to the hose boys picnic, July I'm,
wiz perform mis- feass Of Roman bare
back riding at our fair, which opens
August 18th.
business. Mr.. Slender owns some val
liable OH territory in that locality, and
a we'll came in there recently. q nuns
her of orr town peonle hold valuable