Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-07
WESTON.
A STEAM LAUNDRY AND AN ALL
NIGHT RESTAURANT
NEEDED.
FELL OVER A C0RNsrALK.
MRS. YOUNG SUSTAINED A DOUBLE
FRACTURE FROM THE
FALL.

0NACllhE E1tUM THE
FALL.
WESTON, w. Va. October 6.-What
Weston wants is a steam laundry and
In all-night restaurant. The growing
conditions require this. Oil men COM
Ing In from the field at a late hour
have to go hungry as well as dirty.
Mrs. nAmon slipped on a corn
stalk lying In the pathway Of her back
yard and fell one day this week, sus-
tanning a double fracture of her left
arm. Miss Lucille, her daughter, is
teaching in Mrs. Simon's place at the
Academy.
Little Mary Donahue fell upon a
sharp edged stone Tuesday evening
last, cutting a deep cash in her head,
which took four stitches to sew 1t.
James Bohan is on the sick list.
Mrs. j. A. Barnes was in Buckhan-
non Wednesday.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Donahue, of Wheel
Ing, was here Wednesday and confirm
ed a class of AZ at st. Patrick's Cath
Dlic church, w...ch was beautifully
lighted and decorated. The church
was crowded, chairs being used in the
aisles. The bishops sermon was very
Impressive and was listened TO with
the closest attention.
Rev. Father Lone, of Clarksburg, has
been transferred here and will be an
assistant to nev. Father Toner, the fast
growth of the congregation here, and
the outside missiones demanding this.
Hon. A. B. White Is advertised to
speak here October 10th.
Tr M . Holt onA family Uaro In
Chenille the first of the week. where
the doctor met Hon. B. B. Doyener in
joint debate.
A fair-sized crowd listened to Charley
Caldwell at the Opera House Tuesday
evening.
The acciuent that caused the death
of Joseph Atchison was ~chronicled in
the Daily Register.
The Unity Oil Company's well at
Copen is dry in the Gordon. They are
drilling to the fifth sand.
The Copeley we'll has settled down to
about 200 barrels and hour. They are
now saving all the oil.
The Hospital Board was in session
here during the week. Outside of rou-
tine business n~oJning was done. Some
of the engineers presented a petition
for an increase OF wages, which was
tabled until a special meeting called
for the first week in next month, when
a general scale of wages will be made.
I Jacob Tobley and wife returned
Tuesday from their trip to the northern
lakes.
Rev. ]. S. Robinson left Thursday
for his new field of labor on Chapline
street, in Wheeling.
Rev. D. A. Denton. OF Parkersburg, is
our new Methodist minister. Rev.
Denton is now moving into the par
sonage.
A. r. Weber is preparing to erect a
neat little cottage for rent upon the
lower corner of his lot on Fourth street.
BARLEY Helmick and a number OF
other boys made a run out to see the
Copley oil well Monday before it was
closed in.
1t is nearly an impossibility to pass
the oil teams on the road to the Cope
ley.
Hon. John H. Holt will be with us on
October 10Th. Why can't we have a
joint debate.
The brick for DR.. Keener's new resi-
dence has arrived and is being hauled
to his lot on Oenter street.
Mrs. K. r. Norcross, of Pittsburg, Pa,
will join her husband here the first OF
the week at the Camden Hotel.
DR.. J. L. Warder reports twelve cases
OF typhoid fever.
A la1.le son OF Lee Beach has pneu-
monia fever.
A young man ramed Yearkey, who
accepted a position as brakeman upon
the road Friday, made his first trip
Friday night. In coupling cars he had
his hand horribly mashed. He will
probably lose two fingers.
Lee Switze has accepted the position
OF manager and operator OF the Buck
harmon telegraph office. Lees many
friends are glad to hear of his promo
tio-..
Add. Malone is sick. with symptoms
OF fever.
Mrs. D. NJ. Bailey and Mrs. Flora
Camden are guests of C%larksburg rela-
tivcs.
The Taylor gas well No. 2 caught fire
Friday morning. 1t made a big blaze.
Judge H. G. Bennett returned Friday
from the Els fair.
q. G. Morgan, president of the Fair
mont, w. Va, Brewing Company, was
here during the week. They expect to
open up their cold storage house by the
18th. When ice could not be had in
Weston the Fairmont Brewing Com
paiy came to the relief 0 four people,
which was greatly appreciated.
Miss Zeta Lively and Miss Jessie
Lane leave Monday for Pittsburg. They
go as delegates to a meeting of the
Daughters of the King. While gone
thew will take in the Pittsburg EXposi-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Edmiston left Friday
morning TO join her son in Colorado,
where they will spend the winter.
Hon. Stewart Walker, Of Parkers-
burg, will speak here on the afternoon
of the 10th. Hon. A. B. White is ex-
pecteda to speak the same afternoon, but
from the newspaper reports Mr. Whites
voice has so failed him as to make the
cancelling of his engagements neces-
sary.