Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-26
WESTON.

P. Wright was in Grafton Thursday
on business.
Mrs. E. Ralston and daughter, Miss
Ernie. Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. vandervort,
Mrs. Weden Smith, Mrs. W j. Kitson
and daughter. Miss Emma. and Mrs.
T. w. Hale, have returned from At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bare returned
Monday last from Cape May.
Miss Dora Brinkley and Miss Lula
Dawson. left Thursday for Baltimore
and Atlantic City.
| Miss Jennie Danser returned Tues
| day from her to Martinsburg.
| Edward DAWSON, Alvin Bailey. Miss
Lucy Commings and Miss Mary
Daugherty spent Sunday. last with Mr..
and Mrs. John DAVIDSON, near Jackson
vile.
DR.. Logic. of the Manhattan State
Hospital, was here during the week
visiting his brother. who is an in
mate in the hospital here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Banks. Of Balti-
more, are guest of friends at the hos
pital.
Mrs. w. F. Lewellen has returned
home from Mt. Lake Park.
DR.. Fred Stathers leaves to-day for
Sistersville.
] Capt. G. w. Cook has returned
| from Atlantic City.
Mont" Topping and wife and DR..
| Billiard, who drove through the coun-
try to Mt. Lake Park, returned the first
| of the week.
Mrs. Speck, nee Miss Maggie Barrett.
of Columbus, Ohio, was a guest Of
friends during the week.
| Fields Minstrels drew crowded
| house. They were good
] Sam Hardman has accepted the po-
| sition as express agent, in the place
of Breve Heavener, resigned Mr..
Heavener had many friends, who will
| be sorry to learn that he expects to
| leave for the west in a short time to
make his future home. Weston never
had better express agent.
Sam Barrett is arranging his bust
ness to permanently locate in a new
town out west. He expects to leave
soon and go into the real estate bust
ness there.
| Rev. J. A. Johnson was in Clarks-
burg during the week.
Miss Estelle Lewis entertained her
many friends Friday evening. The
lawn was beautifully lighted with
electricity.
The Register is requested to invite
| all its readers to the lawn fete to be
| given at the residence of Dr. ]. S.
Lewis, for the benefit of the Episco-
pal church. ~
Or. Lewis is at Webster Springs.
Mrs. ]. p. Ferrin and children, have
returned to their home at jamestown,
N. Y.
| Mcbride & Ramsburg got the con-
tract to build the $500 cold storage
house for the Fairmont Brewing Co.
1t will be located near the freight de-
| pot.
w. C. Shafer, of Fairmont is the
guest of ]. S. Mitchell.
! Father Tonen wishes the Register
| to thank Superintendent Mitchell. of
the Electric Light Company, for light
| ing the grounds for their lawn fete
Thursday evening. The electric cross
in front of the church door showed I'D
beautifully. They realized $50 clear.
| Miss iona White expects to leave the
first of the week for visit to friends
in Chicago.
Mr.. Jack and Miss Mollie Hall, OF
Charleston, who have been the guests of
their sister, Miss May Hall, of the
hospital have returned home.
I. B, Miskimons, the hospital drug
! gist, is much better after two weeks
! Illness.
Mr. Carl R. Norcross, formerly of
the Findly Brewing Company, of To-
| ledo, Ohio, is here He will have
charge of the Fairmont Brewing Co.'s
cold storage here Mr. Norcross' wife
will join him next week. They ex-
| pect to make Weston their future
home.
Mr.. John Roane left Thursday as a
| delegate to the annual session of the
! NJ. p. conference, to be held at Spen-
GER. next week.
VIM. Mccain has returned from a
business trip TO Columbus. Ohio.
Harry Dyer, who is employed in a
Fairinont drug store, is home on a
visit
| c. A. Honaker has resigned his posi-
ton as telegraph operator to take eff
| feet as soon as his successor is APP
| pointed.
| ]. P. Ferren has rented the second
i story over Ross Store. On September
1st he will open a billiard and pool
| parlor. 1t will be under Mr. Ferren s
| direct supervision and he will take
! pleasure in entertaining his many
friends, as well as the public in gen
| eral
Frank John, of Johnstown. Pa, a
prominent coal Spectator, connected
with the Summerset Coal Company,
arrived here Friday.
! Greed Smiths barber shop. in the
Camden hotel, is becoming more popu-
lar every day since he has had his
able assistant, Doctor" Brown, late
! ly of Admiral Watson's staff with
him.
Mr.. j. w. Dyson lost a very valuable
horse after returning from the Fink
Oil field last evening. 1t died with
collie.
Mr.. Samuel Hinkle, who attended
the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Moore,
at Lancaster, Pa, has returned home.
George kitson was In Fairmont dur
ing the week on business
Miss Nellie Mcbride will leave the
first OF the month TO enter school. near
Washington City.
Mrs. G.. M. Fleming. of Buckhannon
was guest at the home of A. A. War