Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09

WESTON, w. Va. September s.
Misses Nina and Daisy Butt, who have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. R. n.
Koblegard, returned to their home at
Springfield, O.. Monday last.
Miss Maud Dew, of Salem, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Holt.
Miss Nellie Mcbride leaves next
week for Delaware, o., where she Will
enter school.
Sam Barrett went to Pittsburg last
week after his daughter, who will en-
ter school at the Buckhannon Semin-
airy. Mr.. Barrett's children are all
with him now with the exception OF
the oldest son.
Mrs. Porter Arnold, who has been on
a six weeks visit to her old home near
Berlin, has returned and joined her
husband at the Camden.
Misses Georgia Dawson and Dora
Brinkley have returned from Balti-
more and Washington.
To name all the Weston people that
went down to hear Bryan Thursday at
Clarksburg would occupy column OF
space.
Bobby Hudnell is dead was the
sad word given out Tuesday evening.
Bobby" as she was generally known,
was about ten years of age, and loved
not only by her playmates but by all
who knew her.
Warren Dyer, who has been clerk
ing in Fairmont drug store, is nome
on visit nv
The Unity Oil Company are paying
big prices for what they believe 10
be good oil territory.
On account of the stagnated condl-
ton of the river, the fish are all dy-
ing.
Mrs. NJ. o. Edwards, Miss Gertrude
Edwards and DR.. Tom Edwards have
returned from a two weeks "trip 10
Niagara Falls, Toronto and other
points.
Miss Edna Lynn and brothers, or
Chenille, were visiting relatives mere
and at Buckhannon during the week
w. D. Hall, well known Weston
grocer, died Monday of heart disease
He was member of the A. .. U. w.
A wife and four children survive hlm'
the youngest of whom was porn Oh
the day of the funeral.
The A. o. U. w. within the past
eighteen months has paid twelve
thousand dollars to the families OF de-
ceased members in Weston and Vicln-
ity.
Hon. w. B. McGary left Friday for
PHILADELPHIA on business. He Will
join his sisters and friends at Atlantic
City Sunday and return home with
them Wednesday next
The Presbytery of Parkersburg Will
hold it's fall sessions in the Presby-
terrain church here, beginning Septem-
Der 25. The session will last two
days.
Miss Frances Tierney, who has been
visiting in Pittsburg, returned home
Monday last.
An infant child of David Snyder has
cholera infantum.
Miss Lucille Young was assisting at
the telephone exchange Office in the
absence of the Misses Hudnell, caused
by the death of their sister.
It had every indication and we wait
ed patiently Thursday evening for that
rain. but it did not come.
E. G. Minnich was instructed by the
Pension Bureau to go to Ohio and look
up evidence that will increase his pen
sion.
Mr.. John Lane was telegraph opera
tor at the Clarksburg fair grounds.
Lee Switzer worked in Johns place at
the shops.
Miss Mammie Koblegard is expected
home Tuesday next.
Mr.. Edward Dawson left for New
Mexico this week on business,
Lige Simpson is rusticating at Rifle
Springs.
The Bridget Cummings oil lease was
sold at court last week to the Unity
Oil Company for five thousand five
hundred dollars.
The remains of Miss Annie Kearns,
who died in Wisconsin, arrived here
and were buried Wednesday at the old
cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flicker are Wis
iting relatives in Clarksburg.
owen Kraft was in Parkersburg and
Clarksburg during the week.
The premium list of the fair this
wear is larger than ever before. A
great number of entries have already
been entered. You should get one OF
the premium lists from Secretary Whe-
Ian.
The Episcopal church will be eonse-
Grated next Thursday evening. Rev.
DR.. Lacy. who formerly resided here,
will preach the conservation sermon.
While here he will be the guest of Hon.
Louis Bennett.
Col Kyer went down to the Clarks-
burg fair to meet some lady friends.
The Colonel has endless numbers OF
friends among the fair sex.
T. Moore Jackson's letter of declina-
ton of the nomination for Congress OF
the First Congressional district, pub
lished in the Register Wednesday, was
quite a surprise to his many friends
here.
Miss Florence Hale has lady from
Morgantown as her guest.
Bren. Heavenor. the genial express
agent at the depot. has returned from
mis- visit and has gone TO work. The
Register was misinformed as to Bren's
intention of locating out west, as pub
lished in last Sundays letter
Mont. Topping is of on a months
vacation visiting friends in Kanawha
county. DR.. Fred Stathers IS keeping
Mont's seat warm in the Office Of clerk
at the hospital.
Mrs. DR.. Geo. B. Simpson Joined her
husband here during the week.
The boys working on the oil wells
report tAe woods full Of squirrels.
Bert Bailey's little child has cholera
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