Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-26
GRAFTON.

| man avenue, in the presence OF a rev
| specially invited guests.
c. H. Dent, of Belington, is in the
| city on business matters.
Miss Cecil Kimmel, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. o. J. Fleming,
at Parsons, for some time, is now Wis
iting friends at Cum berland, Md.
Frank Thayer. gauger at the Hannis
| distillery, Martinshurg. is visiting rela-
tives here on his annual vacation.
A. ]. Clark, of Wolf Summit, was
here on business matters the last of
| the week.
The sporting fraternity of this place
arranged TO get the FitzsimmonS~Shar-
key fight by rounds at Bill Carduff's
saloon Friday evening. Considerable
money in small bets changed hands as
result of the fight
Prof A. D. Hopkins, of Morgantown
was IN the city Saturday.
Hon. Isaac Cox Raiphsnyder, of
Kingwood. spent several days here the
latter part of the weel1~on business and
political matters.
State Superintendent of Free Schools
J. Russell Trotter, of Charleston, spent
Friday in the city.
Prof Rufus Holden and wife. OF
Kingwood, are visiting the latter's
mother, Mrs H. NJ. Sommerville, on the
West Side.
The Primitive Baptlsts are holding
their annual association at the Amnon
church in Fetterman district. The
sessions began Friday and wih continue
through three days.
The B. & o. is getting ready to double
track in the near future the g. & b.
line from this place to Cecil in order
to facilitate the handling OF the great
coal output on this line.
Mrs. Charles Baker of Parsons, Wis
dted friends here during the week.
Mrs. Otto Sinsel is visiting friends at
Elkins
Mrs. ]. G. St Clair has returned
from an extended visit with friends at
Beverly.
Miss Alma Friedman, the accom-
phshed daughter Of Merchant F. Fried
man, was the guest OF Clarksburg
friends during the week.
Miss Anna Grant and Miss May Gath
er have returned home, after a two
weeks pleasure trip at Webster
Springs,
George a. Brock has returned from
a weeks business trip through Preston
county.
Attorney John B. Mccoy, member OF
the Congressional executive committee
from this county, spent several days at
Keyser during the week. arranging to
get matters in thoroughly organized
shape To make sure OF the election OF
Hon. Thomas B. Davis over Hon A. G..
Dayton.
Hon. Charles II. Straub spent the
week at Pickens on business matters
in connection with his receivership Of
a lumber company at that place. He
will return here the first Of the week
and devote his entire time to the man
agement Of the county campaign He
is an old hand at the business. as the
vote Of this county attested in the cam
paign OF SO.
Porn. unto Jay Lock and vic. Of the
West Side, Thursday, daughter.
Hon. Romeo II. rIeer o4 -,arris-
vile, was in the city Friday.
Herbert w. Sinsel, formerly in bust
ness here, but now operating in the
salem oil field was here on business
matters several days during the week.
Mrs. II. D. Wallace and two children
returned to their home at Wheeling
Thursday. They had been visiting for
the past three weeks the former
mother, Mrs. ". B. Hooper, on the
South Side.
Harry Loar. of Oakland. Nd. is the
- - s
few days.
Calder B Wyckoff and Miss Osa ".
Jenkins beth of this county, were mar
ried at Clarksburg Wednesday even
ing by Rev r. y. Mcdaniel
Chas r. w. Kunst and daughter. Miss
Hattie. are at Atlantic City enjoying a
two weeks pleasure outing.
Mrs. Rufus Brumbaugh and Mrs.
George syisher, Of the West Side, were
at Benwood Friday night to participate
in the ball given by the ladies auxiliary
OF the b. OF /. Z. 81 that place.
Leonard Mallouee, Vice president Of
the First National Bank. accompanied
by his wife and grandson. have gone
70 Atlantic City on a two weeks pleas
ure "trip.
An4lAh t1tfAtht v ttD was Win itAN Eli
lis 81 Gibbs store management for some
time here, has gone to Seattle, Washn,
to locate in business.
John Sliney. who had 80 1000 acres OF
coal lands leased ia and around the
Tunnelton region. died al Corey. Pa.
the first of the week Some ~ the
leases extend to the Cecil region q this
county. and II is now thought thar the
Geld VIII soon be developed. as the
syndicate had been trying to shelve
Sliney for some time IN order 10 have
q free swing.
John Zotz, an old German emigranf
died al his home in Terra Alta last
Monday He had amasaed considerable
property. but left no children. Frank
Zotz. Of this place, one q the collateral
heirs. is taking steps looking after the
disposition of the estate
Miss Nina Qnaale. OF Philadelphia.
is visiting friends on the Weat Side.
where the family resided for sevsfal
years.
E. e. HARDWOOD, chief clerk IN the