Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
NEW MATAMORAS.
NEW .MATAMoRAs Ohio.

NEW MATAMORAS, Ohio, January
27.-Mrs. VIM. Kettle and daughter,
Floy, returned home last week after
spending several weeks with friends in
Pittsburg.
Several of the young people made the
round trip to st. Marys on the Urania
on last Wednesday.
Miss Frank Hill, Of New Martinsville,
spent last Tuesday at the home of the
Misses Unger.
DR.. c. e. Warren, of Marietta, spent
several days in town this week, on bu-
siness.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Huffman spent few
days this week on Freeport, o., where
Mr.. Huffman was looking after a farm
near that place.
Louis Handsumaker left Tuesday for
Pittsburg, where he will spend few
days, after which he will accept posi-
ton as clerk on the Eloise.
Among the visitors to Sistersville on
Thursday were: Henry Ferguson, T.
Barnes, J. Wiley, Squire Lsk.
Master Robert Hill, of New Martins
vile, is visiting his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A Unger.
ligan, of st. Marys, spent a few days
at the home of her sister, Mrs. VIM.
MCGEE, of Second street.
Mr. Geo. Murphy, of Corey, Pa, is
the guest of his niece. Mrs. Morrison, of
Second street.
Misses Stella Unger and Amelia
Gross were visitors at Sistersville last
Wednesday.
Watt Riggs, of Raven Rock, was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Prof Scott had the misfortune to be
thrown from his horse while on his way
from the teachers county -examin
alton at Woodsfield, last Saturday. He
was unable to teach for a few days
this week.
Charley Riley returned home Mon
day from Pittsburg, where he had spent
a couple of weeks.
DR.. J. Ferguson, dentist, Of Marietta,
was calling on his patrons few days
this week.
1t is reported that a well has been
located on the Elan Amos farm, two
miles west of town. Considerable ex-
citement prevails in Mill Creek vicinity.
VIM. Gordon, the oil operator, who
has been quite sick at Sistersville for
some time, came down Monday to look
after his interest at Wilson Run.
Carl Miller, OF the American restau-
rant, is in poor health.
Mr. T. Butcher, the gay and hand
some travelling salesman of Lyons, Car
roll & Co, queens ware firm of Pitts
burg. was one of the leading guests of
the Nelly House this week.
Among the guests at the Nelly House
this week were: w. H. Ferrow, Park
ersburg; D. o. Hedges, Marietta; g. w.
Dudley, Wheeling; w. t. Weir, Wheel
ing; Chas. Giligan, Marietta; H. Braun
son, Chicago; w. Mclaughlin, Zanes-
vile; J. Jayne, Pittsburg; John Bar
ton, Wheeling; r. C.. Robb. w Fl.
Freddie, Mr.. Franzell, Wheeling; w II.
I4aubbe. New York.
At the Central Hotel: W. S. Noble,
Washington. Pa; Fred Moore. Mariet-
ia; Clyde Boggs, Parkersburg; F. H.
Odell and wife, Butler, Pa: H. P. LAT
fer. Washington. a.: Albert Monteith
and wife. Ed. McCandles, H. Smith.
! Sistersville: Dr. C. E. Warren, DR.. J.
K Ferguson, Marietta: B. Griffen.
Wheeling; John McWarny, Washing
ton. Pa.
At the Green Hotel this week were:
Chas. Kernney. Sistersyille: Fl. Koo7,
Dalzell; w. H. Fry. Summerfield, o.:
Mrs. Lee. Blumfield; ]. r. Johnson,
Moundsville; Mr. and Mrs Mack. Gin
cinnari; John J. Kenney. Wheeling; j.
Bemar, New York; VIM Helm. Sisters
VILE; D. Lemley, Moundsville; John
Riley, Columbus; J. Turner, Franklin.
Pa