Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-24
BENWooD.
General News From Our Belmont
County Neighbor.

General News From Our Belmont
County Neishbor.
Miss Nellie Smith, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel Car
pe1ter, returned yesterday to her home
ag Clarksburg.
Earl Iden died yesterday afternoon at
1890 o'clock ait his home out Bogss
frun, after an illness OF appendicitis
He was eighteen years of age and was
n son of John Iden. He was well and
favorably known and had many friends
who will sincerely regret to learn of his
untimely death. Arrangements for the
Funeral have not yet been completed
Ex-Sheriff Matthews, of Moundsville,
was visitor In the city yesterday.
Larry Gillespie, the well known
rlerk ait Aliens hotel, will leave this
week on a pleasure trip to Kirksyille,
Mo. He will take In the Kansas Llty
convention before returning home.
Miss Nora Serdg will leave the first
OF the week for New Athens, Ohio, to
attend the Franklin College commence
anent exercises.
Albert Serig and William Leach, two
society young men of Benwood, will
leave Monday TO visit friends near
Shepherdstown Chic. They will also
kake in the commencement at New
Athens, Ohio.
Mrs. r. Newton, OF New Martinsville,
was the guest OF friends here during the
week.
A young daughter of James Cradock
10 confined to her home i'll of typhoid
fever.
William Niebergall has returned
home from a trip to Cameron.
Miss Sophia Swartz is recovering
from severe illness.
It is expected that the new filtering
water works will be ready for use in
few days The filter is being set in
position and connections are being
made with the mains and the pumps
Carl Bloom, of the First ward, had
his face painfully cut by an accident a
few days ago.
Mrs Robert Morris will leave short
" for some point in the country, where
she viii visit friends.
A force of men are at work in the
tube department of the Riverside mill
engaged in setting In position three
batteries of new Sterling boilers.
A one ring circus arrived in the CT Y
yesterday and gave two performances,
one in the afternoon and the other in
the evening, on the lower mill grounds
and attracted a large audience upon
each occasion.
Mrs, Philip McMunS. of Boggs' run,
has departed for New Martinsville,
where she will spend week with
friends
Miss May Taylor LETT yesterday for
Z Sistersyille to be the guest OF friends
for few days.
Miss Josephine Landers, a teacher of
Central school, departed yesterday for
Piutsburg to visit friends.
Miss Mary Dixon has returned nome
from Columbus, Ohio, having complet-
ed her course in music at the seminary
in that city.
Miss Alva Edwards will leave to-mor-
row for New Martinsville, where she
Awill visit relatives.
DR.. j. N. Alley was at Moundsville
Yesterday on business.
Miss Anna Pelly will depart to-mor-
pw for Buchannon, where she will at
nd meeting of the Epworth League
a delegate from the local organiza-
ton.
Oliver Walton, who has been working
here for some time, will leave shortly
lor his home in Ohio.
a number of persons from this place
will visit the Moundsville camp grounus
during the week.
Miss Viola Linsley will leave short
ly on a pleasure trip to points in Penn
6ylVania.