Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-24


to-day to spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Dawson, at Jacksonville.
| Rev.. W. H. Burkhardt,. James and
Minter Ralston, T. F. Wright and Tom
Al.-ermott are on fishing trip in
| Webster county.
Dr.. Fred Stathers, of Philadelphia,
arrived here Sunday last on visit to
his parents. Birk, who has been Fred's
j guest for the past three weeks. re-
4 turned home with him.
assistant Cashier w. A. Edwards and
| family are in Philadelphia.
! Mrs. A. L. Dyer will leave the first
OF the week for Baltimore hospital.
, where she takes the four-year-old child
of her daughter, Mrs. NJ. j. Donahue,
to be operated upon. It will be re-
| membered that the child fell from q
high chair some time ago, lnJuring IS
! back
II. L. Zinn is quite sick, threatened
with typhoid fever
] Mrs. Clara Bee, who has typhoid
| fever, was very low Wednesday even
| ing. We understand she is some better
| to-day.
Camden Hurst is nearly well. His
nurse, who was from Wheeling, left for
her home tuesday.
! DR.. A. H. Kunst was in Morgantown
this week attending the commence
ment of the University.
.drs. A. A. Warren is visiting friends
and relatives at Clarksburg.
1T is reported that one of Weston
popular clerks is soon to wed one of the
hospital employees.
A son was born unto Mr. and Mrs.
John Harris, Thursday.
Attorney J. B. Fowler, wife and
daughter, of Sutton, were here Thurs
day.
Jno. S. Wethers, of Chenille. was
! here Thursday.
Grandpa Shaw, Natchez, Miss, ar
rived Friday on his usual summer visit
to the home of VIM. E. Lively.
! cards are out announcing the mar
| riage, Wednesday next, of Miss Mollie
| O'Connor, to Mr.. e. 7. Durkin, OF Davis,
| w. Va.
Contractor Joseph Fuccy was here
this week. Joe has his mother and
sister, Mrs Mary Crriglo, of the Old
| Country, with him this summer. Ten
miles of Mr.. Fuccys B. & 0. contract
Nfrom Camden-on-G auley to the G. & o.
! R. r., has been completed, and COM
mencing July LIST, regular trains will be
running to Cherry river. The B. & o.
will contract for a short branch OF four
miles from Cherry river to what will
be known as Benefits, where Capt.
| George w. Curtin, of Sutton will have
one of the largest lumber plants in the
State. The machinery is now upon LIE
ground and will be ready to start in
about SIX weeks.
Mrs. Louis Bennett has returned from
her visit to Wheeling. Her sister, Miss
Min Maxwell, accompanied her home.
Mrs. Sallie Irwin, of Chicago; Mrs.
Thomas ration of Clarksburg, and
! rs David Hewes, of Charleston, who
have been the guests of their brother,
Alr NJ w. Harrison, left for their re-
spectiye homes Friday.
Manager D. B. Cook, of the indie
pendent, is on the sick list.
Miss Mary 4rame is home from the
BueKhannon Seminary
-4ere was cigar drummer from Bal
t.more, named Creidler, here Thurs
day. He was very noisy and profuse
! in his remarks about some of weston S
young ladies. Five or six Of our boys
| learned of his conduct and thursday
night Creidler was looked up, and were
~ not for his earnest entreaities and
apologies, he would have been given a
bath in the West Fork. He was warn
ed, and he left town on the first train.
Mrs. D. NJ. Bailey is the guest of
| Clarksburg relatives.
Mrs. ALI. Smith, of Willow Grove, was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Malissa
Fisher, Thursday and Friday.
Leonidas Smith has had his residence
wired for electric lights.
Mrs. Martin Donahue will accompany
her child and mother to Baltimore. They
! all leave to-day.
Quite number of new faces were seen
among the oil men the past week
! Nearly fifty holes will go down in the
Kincheloe oil field in the next 80 days.
Some of our local talent are ahead in
the oil business. 1t is said that F. G. Orr
| disposed of some territory in the Wolf
Summit field last week at price above
six thousand dollars
! 1t is a wise man who knows when to
| drop a piece of oil territory. Some very
| hot irons have been given some of our
/ people. They are still holding on and
may be burnt.
! Misses Minnie Watson and Lucy Cum
mings, who have typhoid fever. are much
better.
Judge John Brannon is in Parkersburg
attending L. S. Court.
Cashier F. E. Waterman, of Parkers-
| burg, was here last Saturday. Frank is
working the life insurance business as
| side issue.
1 Bland Brannon spent Friday evening
with Clarksburg friends.
DIR. Percy Golf. of Clarksburg, was a
guest at the Camden Thursday.
Chas. Swint, who has been attending
st. Charles College. Baltimore. is Wis
iting friends here.
Miss Lucille Young has returned from
her visit to Jane Lew friends.
Miss Mamie Smith, daughter of Hans
Smith, is dangerously i'll with consump-
| ton.
Hon. Andrew T. Edmston bought the
! John T. Beall piece of land. containing I
! acres. near the Cox we'll. on Sand Fork.
at public auction for s411.
| There have been a number of transfers
| made of territory, but as yet but little
! of 1t has for some reason been made a
! matter of record.
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