Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-06
WESTON.

WESTON, WA, May 5.-Plus Levi
will be manager of the Opera House next
season.
Measles has made its appearance in
North Weston.
Express Agent Ben Heavener spent
Sunday last with relatives at Buckhan-
non.
Hon. Ran" Stalnaker, of Wheeling,
was here during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Harrison will leave
the first of the coming week for a two
weeks visit to Baltimore and Washing
ton
The friends of John Talbot and NJ w.
Dougherty are looking for them home to-
day from the Johns Hopkins hospital
Geo A. Miller, of Wheeling, was look
ing over the political situation here the
past week.
Harry Dyer has gone to Fairmont
where he will be employed with his
brother Warren, in Martins drug store.
Warren has charge of the prescription de-
partment and the Fairmont papers say
he has made many friends. Harry, who
is an artist in his line, will have charge
of the soda counter.
The usual May devotions are being held
at the Catholic church.
Mrs Richard Harrison spent Monday
last in Clarksburg.
Charles O'Hara returned Wednesday
from his old home in Roane county
Allen Warren is doing quite business
in repairing bicycles.
Mrs Thomas Pinnell, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. P. X. Teter
in West Weston, left for Aspinwall. Pa
Friday, where she will visit relatives.
The children of Rev. s. K. Arbuthnot
who formerly resided here, are the guests
of relatives.
Rush Ward returns from Cincinnati a
full-fedged dentist. Rush will likely be
associated with his father at his office on
Centre street
G. L. Topping returned from Charleston
Wednesday.
left the first of the week for visit to
Baltimore and Washington.
Col A. w. Woodford is outspoken in his
admiration of VIM. ]. Bryan. The Colonel
says he would like to attend the Kansas
City convention in Mr.. Bryans behalf
Among the Democrats a general opinion
prevails that Moore Jackson, of Clarks-
burg, can carry Lewis county by hand
for Congress.
j. II. Bare, who tore down his front
yard fence during the opening of the
street controversy, has replaced it upon
the old line. MIR. Bare disregarded the
notice served by Council to STOP He
claims that the reason he tore down his
fence was on account of its decayed con-
dition, and that he forfeited no rights
l. tn
stable some time since left the lot of T.
N. Barnes, back of his residence. open.
MIR. Barnes was fencing the burnt-out
portion in, when notice was served by
Council for him TO stop. Mr.. Barnes was
replacing the fence on the old line. The
notice served was for him to be governed
by the Flesher survey. This he refused
to comply with, but stopped his men from
completing the fence, stating as his rea-
son for doing so that he would rather
leave it open than have a suit.
The Republicans could not have done
better in their selection of DR.. R. H
Fetty as secretary of the Lewis county
executive committee.
1t is said that DR.. A. H. Kunst is not
now nor never was in the race for the
nomination for the house of delegates
The reports from Parkersburg newspaper
correspondents Notwithstanding.
Rev. w II. Burkhardt, of the Epis-
copal church, has entered the journalistic
field. His paper. the ST. Paul Leaflet, has
made its first appearance.
DR.. George Snyder was in Cincinnati
the past week.
About twenty of the asylum boys expect
to go to Grafton Decoration Day.
Preparations are being made to give the
congressional delegates, who meet here
June 9Th, grand ball at the Hospital
Music will be furnished by Prof. KILL
myer, of Wheeling.
Miss Ella White, who has been the
guest of her sister. Miss Iona White. at
the hospital. for the past three weeks.
left for her home in Mingo county Thurs
day.
Dr. Mark Perry. Of the hospital corps.