Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20
NEWS RON NEARBY TOWNS.

w. Va, is spending a few days at the
home of her brother, j. B. Parker. of
Front street.
Charlie Morrison returned home. last
week from Liverpool, where he has been
working for some time.
Miss Florence Schulteisg attended the
funeral of her cousin at New Castle last
Thursday.
The new steamboat Henrietta, owned by
Capt. VIM. Baker, of this place, will en-
ter in the Sistersville and Matamoras
trade in the near future.
Edward Morley, formerly of this place
but now employed at P~ittsspurg, was in
town a few days this week.
John Norris, a prominent oil mar from
Sistersville, passed through town on his
way to Bloomfield yesterday.
Will Morrison left Thursday for Woods
field, where he is employed in the oil
fields.
Rev. Zachery, the evangelist. is holding
a series of meetings at the Opera House
this week.
Mrs. Hulda Satterfield (nee Glason) Of
Bellaire, spent a few days this week the
guest of Mrs. p. Reinherr, of Front street.
A. D. Hopper was in Marietta this week
serving as a petit juryman.
About twelve couples of the young soci-
ETY. people from here attended a party at
the home of Miss May Walker, near Will
son Run, on last Thursday evening. At
a seasonable hour refreshments We're
served. All report a very enjoyable even
ing,
Mrs. George Emery and son Walter,
left to-day for Parkersburg, where they
will visit Mrs. Emery's sister, Mrs. Bert
Devore, for a few weeks.
Among the guests at the Green Hotel
this week were: w. Russell, J. B. May,
S. w. Mccoy, Frank Hoyt, S. J. Rem
shaa, w. ]. Wiley, of Sistersville; t. E.
Parker, l.. Hunt. c.. Perry, of Barnes
Vile; E. j. Erdman and wife, j. w.
Wiley. Allegheny, Pa; F. F. Shraker,
SistersviIle; p. Golden, Butler, Pa.
At the Nelly House were. w. IL. Frie'
dell, viii Weir, Hay Henderson, j. w.
Barton, F.. Whalley, w. Reed, H. c.
Robb, VIM. Coulter, Mr.. Lee. of Wheel
ing; II. Meys, Pittsburg; Lee Wolff,
Wheeling; Jim Davis, Scio; Ed. Johnston,
Pittsburg.
Miss Abba Devore and sister, Mrs. Nc
Annallen, and little daughter, of Parkers-
burg, are friends and relatives in town.
DIR. II. Holden will open up dental par
Tors in VIM. Kolfmanfs new dwelling on
Second street in the near future.
Alex Wiley and family, of Liverpool,
have moved to our city and MFR. Wiley
will start a first class blacksmith shop on
Main street.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church were entertained at
the home of Mrs. Clara Kirkbride on last
Tuesday evening.
A slick cripple. answering to the name
of Daggart, struck the city last Thursday
and after arousing the sympathy of a
number of people, succeeded in beating
a five dollar bill from an oil man, who
gave him the money with which to buy
drinks. He was placed in the cooler over
night anil bound over to court by the au-
thorities, who started to Marietta with
him Friday morning on the Barnsdall,
but he made good his escape before reach
ing Marietta.
Clyde finger and Alvin NARROW We're in
Sistersville on last Friday.
G. A. Rupp. of Moundsville, was in
town this week, looking for a location for
a first class meat market, and will open
up soon, should he succeed in procuring
a location.