Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-12
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and daughter FRANKIE, were calling at
Wheeling Tuesday.
Miss Belle Rist, OF Hannibal, o., is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Levi OBJ
lInger
MRS. Prof Brent Shriver was calling
on Proctor friends Wednesday.
Mrs. G. C. Eisanbarth spent Thurs
day at Wheeling.
Mrs. Emily Smith, of Beverly, o., Is
the guest of her son, r. J. Smith, the
: new proprietor of the Wetzel Republic
can.
DR.. w. C. Adams and George Ober
spent Sunday with Sistersville friends.
Bud Snodgrass, Burton attorney,
was in town the first OF the week.
DR.. G. l.. McIntire, of Grangeville,
was the guest of his brother, j. W.,
Monday.
Col. H. r. Thompson is calling on
his brother John, at Uniontown.
William Selby, an old resident of
this town, but now of Kansas is call
ing on friends here. He left this town
eleven years ago, and expressed much
surprise on his return at the great
growth Of the town.
The wholesale grocery company has
purchased the lot on the corner of
North street and Maple avenue. and
will commence the erection Of large
brick building at once. The building
will be 45xS0 feet, with a full sized Gel
lar. The consideration paid for the lot
was 81 800
DR.. j. w Yeater, of New Dale, was
here the first Of the week. The doctor
has retired from practice owing to the
condition of his health, being suffer
er of Bright's disease. He is among
the wealthy men CT our county and one
CT our best citizens.
James McGhee and daughter, of the
South Side spent Sunday with Sisters
vile friends.
DR.. ]. w Schmeid has commenced
the erection of a fine residence in
Clarks addition.
James Baxter a contractor of this
city, is at Haskin's hospital receiving
treatment for rheumatism.
Prof. John Null has completed a two
story addition to his residence On the
South Side.
Robert McEldowney, Jr., is assistant
postmaster in the absence of j. F. Nc
Caskey, postmaster, who is in the
mountains hunting.
James Handron and wife were at
Wheeling Tuesday.
Harry Taylor will leave for st.
Marys Monday, where he will drill two
wells He will still continue to make
this city his home.
Mrs Harrison Ruby, who has been
visiting her son, A. C. Ruby, returned
to her home at Prospect, Pa, Friday.
She was accompanied as far as Wheel
ing by Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Ruby.
Mrs. D. Piest and son Ralph, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. JOS
eph Clark. returned to their home at
Newark, o, Friday.
Mrs Sallie Barrack returned Thurs
day from a visit to friends at Barack
Vile
James Hill and w. r. Selby visited
the hanging of Broadenax at Mounds
vile Thursday.
Miss Josie Stephens, of Padensville,
was calling on friends here Wednesday.
John Woodcock is at Stewards
Landing attending the celebration of
his grandfather's saith birthday, Will
liam Stewart.
T. s. Snodgrass, of Brink, is visiting
his son-in-law, j. N. Wyatt
Monroe Francis is completing an
elevated board walk connecting Floral
hill with Railroad street.
A. C. Ruby for the month of October
delivered more oil well material than
in any previous months. The receipts
amounting to several thousand dollars.
Mrs Sarah Robinson, of Endicott, is
visiting her sen, E. l.. Robinson, pro-
scouting attorney.
Miss Gay Debolt is now assisting in
the Peoples Telephone Office.
Mrs. David Waters, of Pine Grove,
was the guest of Mrs. T. A. Wells at
the Wells hotel the first of the week.
Carl Hunter, of Moundsville spent
Sunday here with his uncle, H. r.
Thompson.
J. c. Trees new building is now
about ready for occupancy. 1t is the
finest dwelling on Maple avenue
The members of the NJ. E. church are
now discussing the building of new
church house The present, a brick
building on Main street, was erected in
the fifties.
ID. G. Morgan, Jr., of Wheeling, gen
eral agent Tor the Providence-Wash-
ington Insurance Company, was here
inspecting their business.
Mrs. j, w. Newman entertained
quite number of young people at her
home Monday evening.
Mrs. I. ]. Funk is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Louisa fisher, of Hannibal.
who is seriously ill.,
Moinell Francis gave a party to
number Of his young friends Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Levi Berger and daughter.
Blanche, are visiting the formers sis
ter, Mrs. William Fitzsimmons. of
Moundsville.
The brass band recently organized
is progressing in good style and can
boast II members.
masonic banquet was held at the
city Opera House last night, it being
the 30th anniversary of Wetzel Lodge.
No. 80, A. F. & A. M. A reception
meeting was held at the Masonic hall.
commencing at o'clock, after which
the banqueters retired to the Opera
House, where an elegant supper was
prepared by Ed. Weltner, the South
Main street restauranter. There were
135 present. After supper there were a
number Of speeches by gentlemen of
the order. Among the guests were
Hon. B. F. Meighen and lady, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Burley, of Moundsville;
Mr.. and Mrs e. J. Thompson, EXPIRE
sident of the University. 1t is an oc-
casion long to be remembered by the
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