Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-04

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be moved ID bis home at Hannibal. q.
/ to-day.
James r. Chaplin purchased the
Chas. Arnlan building, on South Main
street Consideration, $500.
| J. N. Baxter, who has been absent
some weeks doing contract work, was
called home Friday, owing to the III
ness Of his daughter, Miss May.
Brent Shriver and e. E. Stewart were
business callers at Sistersville, Friday.
/ Miss Minnie Clark left Monday for
Newark, o.. where she will remain
several weeks as the guest of her
cousin, Miss Annie Priest.
| Miss Mary Curtis, of Moundsville, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. DR..
Schmied.
w. r. Selby, son of w. w. Selby
and at one time a resident of this
place, but now of Telluride, Col, is the
guest of friends in town.
w. r. Fitch made business cali
at Sardis Friday.
Jacob Koontz was in Wheeling Fri
day looking after their contract work
A special meeting of the city coun-
Gil was held on last Wednesday even
ing, and considerable business trans
acted.
The new addition to the town in ex-
tending Main street by S. R. & G. G..
Martin will give all an opportunity of
purchasing a desirable business or
residence lot. Lots will be sold at
public auction March 18th.
J. J. Robinson, of Endicott, was the
guest Of his son, e. L. Robinson, OF
Franklin street, the past week
B. ]. Terrell, Secretary, and D. K.
| Meighen, President of the Exchange
| Telephone Company, of LIittleten,
were in town the first of the week
| looking after the business Of the COM
pany.
Mrs. D. H. Cox has been confined to
her room for some days of sickness.
Ed. Luikart will erect a dwelling at
once on his lot in McEldowney's addi-
ton.
Miss Edith Briggs spent Friday with
Wheeling friends.
C. F. Lowther is confined to his room
Of sickness.
Mrs Alva Moore who has been Wis
ting friends for some week, returned
to her home to-day at Washington,
D. C.
Miss Mary Gibbons is visiting her
brother at Hundred, w. Va.
The young men of the town gave
their last dance in the Elliott hall Fri
day evening. The hall will be con-
verted into business offices.
~ II Ne ic-fn
Saturday and Sunday with friends.
Ray n. Ferrel, who has been taking
a course in embalming at the Renouard
Training school for Embalmers, in
New York City, returned home Thurs
day, hav a g completed the course, Mr..
Ferret was very highly complimented
by his instructors for his rapid pro-
gress, and his diploma shows that ne
graduated with honor. He will take
charge of the undertaking establish
ment of Thompson & Muhleman as
soon as they can complete the selec-
ton Of stock.
Thomas H. Cornett, James Newman.
G. IS. Woodcock, A. c. Ruby and j. w.
McIntire were at Red mills Thursday
on legal business.
Give us no locals that have appeared
in either Of the county papers as they
are old to Register readers of this
town Hand in the movements OF
friends and all business enterprises.
An extensive lot sale will take place
here on March 22d. Some of the best
lots in Martins addition will be Of
fered for sale.
The new addition being built by Mr..
Oblinger to his business house on
Main street will be occupied by D. c.
Weatherhead, merchant tailor OF Man
nington.
Miss Alice Rist is visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. Oblinger.
J. G. Thompson, of Main street. will
move his restaurant to st. Mary's.
The contract for the erection of the
New Martinsville bank building was
lei Friday. Jas. P. Chaplin and Con-
tractor Burkhart were the success
full bidders. This will be an elegant
building and an ornament to the town.
s. R. & c. c. Martin will offer for
sale at public auction on March 20, so
OF the most desirable business and res
idence lots in the city, same being ex-
tention OF Main street. Terms reason
able.