Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03
NEW MATAMORAS.

NEW MATAMORAS, Ohio, June a.
Miss Corena holman, accompanied by
her brother Willie and little sister Helen,
lett FRIDAY for Berea, o., where they will
spend several weeks visiting their grand
mother.
III. c. Donnally was a business visitor
down the river several days this week.
Miss Halle Stanley, of Marietta, is WIS.,
itlng her cousin, Miss Bessie Snider, of
Second street.
Robert H. Brouse, of Grape Island, was
a business visitor in the city Wednesday.
Miss Myrlal milestone. of Rea's Run,
is visiting relatives in town this week.
DR.. c. Haldrew spent last Sunday at
his home near Marietta.
Mrs. Alice Mitchell and children are vis-
iting her parents in Marietta this week.
Miss Flora Richardson is spending a
few days in st. Marys, the guest of Mrs.
Fred Harris.
Prices Floating Opera showed at the
lower wharf on last Thursday evening to
a crowded house.
A. Unger was a business visitor at Sis
tersville on last Thursday.
Otto Gautchi returned home last Sun
day, after two weeks spent with his sister,
Mrs. w. Rasper, of Pit.sburg.
Nell Taylor, of Sistersville, spent a few
days this week the guest of Miss Renna
Nikalous.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fulton, of Wheel
ing, brought the body of their infant son
down from Wheeling for interment at the
Matamoras cemetery. They have the
sympathy of their friends In their sor-
row.
William Childs, formerly of this place,
spent a few days at the nonle OF his
daughter. Mrs. George Wheeler, of Sec
ond stree.
Mrs. L. Marrow attended the county
convention II the w. C. T. q. at Pine
Ridge this week
Mrs. VI. ii. Hutchinson IS spending a
few days this week in his dental parIor
at the Central House.
Miss Bell Adamson spent a few days
in Wheeling this week.
Among those registered at the Nelly
House this week We're: w. Bammerlin.
Massilon, o.; T. r. Sliger, w. Smith, w.
Mcmahon, c. Harter, W. Wier, G.. Cham
bers, c. Bell, of Wheeling; E. Korbs,
Parkersburg; H.. ]. Holloway, Flushing,
O.; ]. w. Barton, Wheeling; Capt. B..
Shelley. Peoria, ILL.,; L.. Holt, Pittsburg;
G. Repetto, Moundsville; T. Mansfield,
Wheeling; ]. Burnley, Wheeling; C.
Scaal, Marietta; F.. Stick, Hamilton; F.
Whaley, Wheeling; C. Tabb, Parkersburg;
w. Rau, Wheeling.
Jim Davis, who has been employed
near Powhatan, in the oil fields, is spend
ing a few days in town.
Misses Eva Disque n Helen Fuchs. of
Powhatan, are the guests of their uncle.
II. B. May.
Miss Bess Morris, of Fairfield, ILL.,. is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. Machetanz.
of Second street.
B. F. Shankland. of Arches Fork. was
calling on his uncle. C. w. True, on Fri
day.
Little Lulu Neuman, of Front street
had a very narrow escape with her life
Wednesday. AS she was crossing the
seriously injured.
Truman Wells, of Bens Run, W. Va,
was calling on his friends on Wednesday
last.
Quite an accident occurred on Wednes-
day. one team Collide, with another and
the buggy tongue ran into the horse and
its injuries were so bad it had to be
killed.
The Matamoras band, G.. A. r. and Jr.
o. I. A. M. had a very nice parade on
Decoration Day.
There was quite a delegation of Sisters
VILE people came down Cor Decoration
Day.