Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-22
NEW MArAMoRAS.


Eu- rum pnfey returned home last
Sunday from Baltimore, where he has
been attending dental college.
Lloyd Loft, the barber, has returned
home from Liverpool, where he has
been visiting for the past three weeks.
ChaS. Cline was a business visitor at
Sistersville last Monday.
Among those who attended THE
Christian at Sistersville on last Mon
day, were: Misses Amelia Goss, Flora
Richardson, Josephine Myracle, Jack
Mcconnell, Ed. Carson and H. c. DON
nelly and Charles Talbot.
Mrs. j. B. Parker returned home last
Monday after two weeks spent with her
sister, ms. r. Hill, of New. Martins
vile.
Trim Koontz, of Antioch, spent last
Sunday at the home o. his brother, 5.
Koontz. of Main street.
Mrs. Matilda Young attended the
funeral of her brother, Jefferson Mar
tin, ST., of near Darlington, on last
Sunday.
Miss AIDA Finney, who is employed
in Abercrombe & Daniels millinery
store in Wheeling, spent Easter at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Finney.
Link" Small, of Woodsfeld, was
calling on old friends in town last
Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Humphrey returned home
last Saturday after an extended visit
with friends in Chillicothe and Mari
eta.
Dr. E. T. Johnston, Of Caldwell, O.,
filled the place of DR.. ]. Ferguson this
week on account Of the serious illness
of his mother.
The Easter services at the M. E.
church on last Sunday were very inter-
esting. The church was well filed with
q large and appreciative audience.
Wanda. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. sailor, of Main street, died
on last Monday night after an illness OF
several weeks with pneumonia. inter-
ment at the Matamoras cemetery on
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs P Reinherr, OF Front street, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. K. Riggs,
of Pittsburg. She will also visit her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Reinherr, of
Wheeling.
Geo. Dodd, of Sistersville, foreman
of the Carter Oil Co., at this place, has
moved his family into the Jordan pro-
perty on Front street.
The Central Hotel Is doing thriving
business, with Mrs. Mary Reed as pro-
prietor.
The Ladies' Missionary Society, Of
the Presbyterian church, met at the
home of Mrs. R. H. Cunningham, on
last Thursday afternoon.
Milton Dunn, Of Bealsville, O., was
visiting friends in town few days this
week
Clark shaffer, of Mars, Pa, spent
few days at the home Of his brother,
Frank Shaffer, of Second street.
Quite a number of Miss Belle Adam
sons little pupils gave her pleasant
surprise on last Thursday evening, in
honor of her birthday. Refreshments
were served and all spent an enjoyable
evening.
Fred Hornbrook, of the Sistersville
wharfboat, was a business visitor in
town Tuesday.
Miss Beryl Cline and her sister, Mrs.
Frank Rurbacher, spent last Thursday
at the home of their aunt, Mrs. DR..
West of SseIergville.
Little Blarch Carson is quite sick at
Tom Brown, salesman for Hubbard
& Paul, has been unable to make his
trip for the past two weeks on account
of sickness.
Mr.. w. f. Flading and A. M. Alberts.
of Hotel Green, spent Monday at
Moundsville.
S. A. Mccoy, of the Sistersville
Hardware Co., spent Monday in our
town on business for the company.
f. ]. Wilson, of Oakdale, Pa, is NOV
ing his family to Bloomfield, where Mr..
Wilson is forman for the United States
Oil CO.
The Carter Oil Co. will put in a tele-
phone line from Sistersville to Mata-
moras in the near future.
J. Russell, of the Green Hotel, made
flying trip to Sistersville one day this
week.
Miss Mamie NARROW is convalescent
after an attack of typhoid fever, and
will soon be able to be out.
A. L. DaubenspeclS, of Kenton, W.
Va, formerly of this place, has return
ed home after spending few days with
relatives in town.
Miss Lizzie Morrison was in Sisters
vile on business last Friday.
Chas. Lisk has returned home from
Pittsburg, where he has been employ
ed for some time.
Frank Wheeler left for Pittsburg this
week, where he has employment
Clyde Unger and Charley Morrison
are in Liverpool, where they will Sc
cure work.
Mr. o. Hall met with painful acct
dent last week; joint of casing fell
on his foot. MASKING it quite badly.
Roy Irwin, who has been employed
In Marietta. spent Easter with his pa
rents on Water street
Among the guests at the Nelly
House this week were: G.. r. Stoy,
Pittsburg; H. Henderson, w. Wier, J.
Barton. Geo. Dridley. VIM. Coulter, ].
B. Brennan, of Wheeling; B. B.
Young, Cumberland; H. Holloway.
Flushing, O.; Chas Schall, Marietta; ].
Reed. Martins Ferry; c. e. Halter,
Wheeling; F. ]. Springer GAINESVILLE;
w. H. Foster, GAINESVILLE; w Nc
Laughlin. c. Clark Wheeling: w J.
Shorts Wheeling, D. Nesbitt, Wheeling.
AT the Green Hotel were: S. w. Nc
Coy, w. B. Kidder, ]. Oily. Mr. and
Mrs. G. Dodd, of Sistersville: J. B.
Wheeler Warrington: VIM Kinsey,
Sistersville; R. Rinhard. Masterton,
O.; ]. Fox. Pittsbure: B. w. Brown,
Montreal, Canada; Willford Wallace.
Stockport: James Adams, Wingetts
Run; M. c. Rea and son, Wheeling;