The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-26
SISTERSYILLE SOCIAL
Items Of an Entertaining and Cos
spy oharacter-Doiass Of an In
tsrssting Nature in the Metropolis

ing. at their home on the south sloe'
Mr.. and Mrs. william BOstaph, enter
tanned a number of friends inihOnor Of
their guest, Miss Sadie Mlllison, of
Bowling Green, Ohio. sister Of Mrs.
Bostaph. There was a large number OF
people present, and the evening was
very pleasantly spent in games Of yari-
GUS kinds and other social amusements
until a late hour, when luncheon was
served. Miss Millison viii remain here
for couple Of weeks visiting her sister
and other relatives and friends.
VIII F. Doyle, contractor and opera
tor, is confined to his room with some
thing like an attack Of typhoid fever.
He VIII not be able to get about for
some days yet. His brothers, Arthur.
Of st. Mary's, and Lynn, Of Toledo.
Ohio, are here attending him.
There is very little being done in the
oil fields row. on account Of the con-
ditIon of the roads. which are In worse
shape now than they have been for q
couple Of years. The mud is SO deep
that 1t is almost impossible for the
teams to get through 1t, even with the
very Ilghtest loads, and as conse-
quence the operators and producers are
compelled to suspend operations for a
while. The extreme wet weather of the
past couple of weeks has been the
cause Of the present condition of roads,
and only those contractors who got
their material out during the freezeup
are able to go ahead with their work.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan, of New
York City, arrived here the first OF the
week, and will Join the vandyke- Eaton
repertoire when they leave here. While
in the city Mr.: and Mrs. Sullivan will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Christ,
OF Brown street.
Yesterday afternoon, at their hand
home home on Main street. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. soper Mccoy very delightfully."- en-
tertained in honor Of their guests, Mr..
and Mrs R. j. Walker, of Bradford,
Pa, who have been visiting them for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Connolly, Of sa-
lem, W. Va, who were called here by
the death OF Mrs. connolly's sister, Mrs
Harry Griffin, at Elk Fork, few days
ago. and who accompanied the remains
to Bradford. Pa, passed through the
city yesterday on their way home to
Salem.
w. A. Kelly. who has been managing
the Ohio River dining rooms here and
at Point Pleasant, has resigned the
position and left yesterday for New
York City, where he will accept a posi-
ton as assistant manager Of the Hotel
Majestic. While here Mr.. Kelly made
a host Of friends, who will be sorry to
hear of his departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Berry. Of Wells
street, are the happy and proud parents
of fine large baby boy, which arrived
at their home couple Of days ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Berry are well known in
Wheeling. Airs, Berry being the daugh-
ter Of Judge briggs. OF Bridgeport, o.
Blair Anawalt left YESTERDAY for New
York on a business trip for ten days.
for the firm Of E. Stewart & Co., of
Wells street.
&c., v,ho hos been tbs vt,est Of
$3.50, al relatives nj q Msrv,s for
' enMn,a 80. ~ dovs has rsturnsd to the
o,,y sbo was recommended bv her
ohorrins asnvbter Miss Tinie
= vote nnerator and nroducer.
,.ho has hesn visiting relatives and
tr,ords al noIn,s in Michigan and Wis
oorsin for some weeks has returned
N the cItv
NS,ss Mnvme McEldownev daughter
~ Cantain Jobn McEldownev. of New
r,Ins,,,Ilo arrived IN tho citv vester-
DIV and viii he the guest of Mr.. and
Me- Roh.rt MeCormick. Of Wells
stroo, ,or n ,few davs
Mr. Margaret Miller mother Of Mrs.
Harry svbert Of the north end, ar
,.Ivad IN Tho cItv Yesterday from west
Hyontorov p, and will Vial, here for n
oonnio 90 weeks She ia aeeompanied
~, ~ do,st,or N,rs q I yrIIans of
~, =. ~, Sa,no Mace
There was a slight freight wreck be-
lou tho civ yesterday afternoon In
",L,o, ,ho Grsr,sn on train No 40 was
.,'"S,,. Ininrad Tbe conoc,,no roI Of
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