Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-15
WESTON.

WESlON, w. va, April 14-AItOT-
ney A. w. Corley, Of Sutton, was here
to-day.
DR.. Geo. w. Hamilton, of S1anan-
doah, Pa, is here with view of To-
eating. George is an old Westonian
and he will be welcomed among US
Hon. G. W. Curtin, of Sutton, was
here Thursday.
C. P. Darlington and w. H. Hille-
airy, of Buckhannon, have purchased
the Keyser Enterprise and will re-
move it to Elkins where they will
start a new weekly.
]. T. Thompson was here Friday
moving some furniture that he had
left when he moved to Monongah.
Mr.. Thompson is preparing to move
to Richmond. Va, where he has ac-
cepted a position.
J. Bland Brannon left to-day to
spend Sunday with Clarksburg
friends.
Mrs. Jacob Koblegard and daughter,
Miss Mamie, and Mrs Muserau are
guests of friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. ]. w. Williams and children,
of Clarksburg, accompanied Miss Flo
din Bailey home Wednesday last. Mr..
Williams Joined his wife Friday even
ing and is the guest of Grandpa
Bailey.
Plus Levi left to-day for Charleston.
DR.. A. H. Kunst has returned from
Morgantown, where he was in atten|
dance at a meeting of the Board of
Regents.
Miss Estelle Lively has returned
from Fairmont.
Rev. Father Toner returned from
Wheeling to-day.
Hon Andrew Edmiston was out of
town Thursday.
A Miss Gosld, of Buckhannon, has
accepted a position at the asylum.
The Easter services at all the
churches tomorrow promise TO be
something out of the ordinary.
/ Miss Maud and Jessie Laru are visit
ing relatives in Brooklyn.
DR.. W. E. Stathers was in Wheel
ing this week.
Quite a number of patients were dis
charged from the hospital this week
and many new ones are being received.
Six left on the morning train Thurs
day.
Rev P c. White has returned from
Ravenswood
Judge w. G. Bennett is expected
home from Baltimore to-day.
Bert Neff has taken his wife to the
John Hopkins hospital at Baltimore
for treatment. Mrs. Neff has been an
invalid for number OF years.
John Talbot and NJ. W. Dougherty
are at John Hopkins hospital at Bal
timore.
W. S. Smith and his brother. Sam,
returned Saturday last from their
western tour.
Miss Jeanette Mcclure, of Spring
field. III. is a guest at the home of DR..
A. II. Kunst
Rev. John S. Fisher died at his home
on Gee Lick Friday morning.
The friends of Hon. A. A. Lewis are
urging him to announce himself for
the legislature. 1t is needless to say
upon what ticket, for everybody knows
Mr. Lewiss political complexion.
Ed. Davidson, of New Mexico, was
here this week.
C. B. Goodwin and Senator G. c.
Cole were in Wheeling the past week
attending a meeting of the Republican
executive committee, at which meeting
Weston, June 9Th, was the place and
time selected for the First Congress
SIGNAL district convention. Weston, as
known heretofore. has her gates ajar
and welcomes all, no matter of what
political faith.
Hon. W. W. Brannon returned to-
day from a meeting Of the State Par
don Board, at Moundsyille.
DR.. Geo. |. keener left Friday for
Morgantown.
The friends of r. L. Bland insist
that he make his announcement as a
candidate for prosecuting attorney.
and the friends of DR. NJ s. Holt would
like to see him come out for the leg
islature.
Alex. Robinson, who resigned his POI
sition at the hospital, has left for Cow
ingfon, Va. his new field of labor
The Lewis county Democracy seems
determined to have Bill Brannon's
name on the next ticket. They are urg-
ing him for both legislature and Con-
gress.
There is certain man in Weston
ready to bet one thousand dollars that
II Andy Edmiston gets the nomination
for Governor he will carry Lewis coun-
~ By five hundred majority.
Looking over the amounts and the
IInfe Of bills ~ published a to-dax;s