Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14
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On Sunday last a quiet little wedding
took place at the home of the bride on
Virginia street. Miss Flora Berger and
Mr.. Charles Walker were united in
marriage. The happy couple left that
night for the home of the groom in
Fairmont and returned Wednesday
night. They will reside at Stringtown,
Tyler county, where the groom is en-
ployed as bookkeeper for the South
Penn Oil Co.
The houses Of William Cup, Mart
Oilers and Fred Butcher were raided last
Wednesday night by burglars. At Culp's
a watch was taken, and at Bucher's a
watch and pocketbook were the valu-
ables taken.
Rev. T. H. Hawkins is making a great
improvement on his house on Clark
streeS which he recently purchased
from George Curtis.
William MEG. Hall has moved to his
splendid mansion on Maple avenue.
George G. Matneny, of .1artin's Fer
ry, and one of the managers of the
new glass house that will be erected
here soon, has moved his family in
Forster Leaps house on Maple avenue,
recently occupied by Harry Hall.
The agency and correspondence for
the Register here has changed hands,
and Is now under the management of
John McEldowney, Jr., and John Rob-
inson.
Robert Mccormick, of Sistersville,
was a business caller in town yesterday.
The Daisy Circle of the NJ. E. church
North had a sack social 1T the resi-
dence of A. c. Ruby. Quite a large
crowd attended.
I. H. Hawkins started Friday for
Sutton and Buckhannon, where he will
visit his parents and other relatives.
He Will be gone two weeks.
County Supt, Friend Parsons, E. B.
Snodgrass, president of the board OF
education, and ]. }. Ro~thlisberger, a
member of the board, met at the Mag
nolia club room on Thursday, to de-
eide on the plans for the new school
house. Quite a number were appli-
cants, among them Frank Millbourne,
of Tennessee, from whom the court
house plan was secured.
Hon. w. E. Raymond, candidate for
IVY ~ IaO DtCu 1dh1IS
speeches throughout the county re-
turned to his home at Sutton Sunday
last.
G. 5. Taught was at Burton the first
OF the week on business.
George Obers spent Sunday with
friends at Bellaire.
DR.. and Mrs. Boone, of Powhatan, O.,
were the guests of their son, DR.. E. S.
Boone, Saturday and Sunday.
robert Z. Armstrong, candidate on
the Democratic ticket for su%perintend-
ent OF free schools, attended the Stew
enson meeting Tuesday HlIaeG ESQ H@
Contractor Burkahart has begun
work on the new opera house and will
have it completed in forty days. 1t will
have a larger stage and seating capac-
ity than the Grand Opera House at
Wheeling, and will be run by a first
class manager who will open it with
the best show on the road.
Miss Ila Cutler, of Sistersville. spent
Sunday with Miss Della Saunders.
e. S. Robinson was at Wheeling Sun
day.
Quite a number of fine residences
have gone up during the summer.
George Hartman, J.hC. Trees, Will Hall
n John Steuder's on Maple avenue;
n John Shoulders have built houses
on Maple avenue, and Levi Tucker and
j. E. Bartlette on Clark street, and
there are many others that add to the
beauty and structure of the town.
Charley Koontz, Henry Storum and
Geo. Sharp were at Sistersville Tues
day.
Miss Pearl Graham and Edna Wilson
were the guests of Miss Mamie NOEL
downey Tuesday.
Miss Mamie McEldowney and Miss
Nellie Dorr, of Marietta, who have been
the guests of relatives of Woodsield
and Bellaire. returned home Monday.
County superintendent of Free
Schools Friend Parsons, of Proctor. was
in town Wednesday.
S. NJ. Stephens, of Sistersville. spent
Sunday and Monday with his family.
Miss Urpman. of Clarington,lf lis visit
ing Miss Lou Cochran, of Maple ave-
nue..
Hon. John H. Holt, candidate on the
Democratic ticket for Governor, will
speak at New M|artinsville on the 18th
Of October 1t 7:30 D.. m.
Posters around the fact
that Theodore Roosevelt, Republican
candidate for Vice President. and A.
b. White, candidate for Governor. will
speak here on the 18th inst.
The Bell Telephone Co. have located
a central office in the second story of
the U. NJ. Bank building. Miss Gay
Debold and Anna Leasure are day op-
orators, and Miss Dora Wilson is night
operator.
The citizens of New Martinsville
welcome Humane Officer Rixey. The
horses that have STOOD all day long
without feed are not seen hitched TO
the posts. We also notice that the
teamsters are reducing their capacious
! loads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porterield, of Emmei-
ton, Penn, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. R~odelbarger, Of Maple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. LEMON Mott, OF Des
Moines, Iowa, are visiting the latter's
sister, Mrs. Fannie Hall.
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