Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-14
WESTON.

WESTON, w. Va, April 13.-The
Register, on account OF the defective
mall service, cid not show up last Sun
day, greatly to the disappointment OF
its Weston readers. The daily edition
has also been carried by Il returned
to Weston nom points beyond. This
is a bad state OF affairs and the Re-
gister has taken the matter UP With
the department. IL the paper mail,
large packages as they are, are mis-
sent, how ABOUT the letter mail? Have
you noticed any OF yours being de-
layed? We do not believe this trouble
is in the Office mere, and in fact 1t
could hardly be; however, it is very
aggravating and should be rectified.
in the sudden death caused by heart
failure of Mrs. Isaac Jackson, Jane
Lew loses a most estimable lady, well
liked by all.
Hon. w. w. Brannon has returned
from Moundsville, where he was in at
tendance at a session OF the State Par
doning Board, of which he is a men,
Der.
The slate roof has been put on the
new bottling factory of Maloy Bros.
These young men are energetic and
deserve a big trade from their custom
ers this summer.
Did you know we had a full Pledged
barrel factory? Well, We have, and
they have already made several car
load shipments.
The foundation for the new ice fac
tory has been completed. They have
started the erection of the building,
which will be pushed rapidly to com-
pletion, and expect to be running by
the time the not weather reaches US.
Miss Maud Hudnell, who has been
all the past week, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. George Ross is expected home
from Washington to-day.
Mrs. Vim. l.. Huntington left Thurs
day evening for Washington.
Archie Cole has gone to Harve-de-
Grace, Mr., where he has accepted a
position with the government.
DIR. Geo. Snyder's baby is some bet
ter, but not out of danger. 1t is suf-
fering with spinal ~menengitis.
Hon. j. S. Hyer and Attorney A. w.
Corley, of Sutton, were here during the
week.
A bright, large son, their first born,
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Vassar, Wednesday morning.
Water works connected with a sewer
is to be put in the court house.
Manager Finster has rendered the
Opera House free to the ladies of the
Episcopal church for Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Labadie. They come highly
recommended as fun-makers in An
Original Iaea." The proceeds go to-
wards paying off the debt of some
church. They are with us Wednes-
day, the 18th, and should be greeted
with a packed house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. King have re-
turned from Colorado. 1t is said they
did not like it there and have return
ed to West Virginia to stay
Mrs. Grinnan, the wife OF Rev. Grin
nan, is visiting relatives and friends
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Ed. A. Nesbitt, of P~ittsburg, au-
ditor for the Fairmont Brewing Co.,
Vas here the past week.
j. B. Finster, who is now located in
New York, arrived here Friday morn
ing on business.
James Mallory, who formerly lived
here and held a position as supervisor
on the railroad, died at his home in
Parkersburg Thursday last.
Or. and Mrs. Holt are on a visit to
/ Mrs. Hollis home at Salem.
Judge Henry Brannen is at home on
a weeks vacation of the Supreme
Court.
Guy C. Wilkinson, Of the South
Penn, has returned from a tour
through the Sand Fork field.
Edwin Binney, of New York, is STOP
ping at the Camden.
Jacob Kobleyard, who has been abb
SEM for some time, arrived home We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Fred S. Rich and Mr.. Hilton, OF
the Southern Oil Company, have re-
turned, Mr.. Hilton from Pittsburg, and
Mr.. Rich from Florida.
Clarence Dawson's brother, E. B.
Dawson. of Wheeling. was appointed
druggist at me hospital in place oil T.
@. Miskinnon.
H. NJ. Preston arrived here from
New York Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goble have returned
from Pittsburg.
Mrs. Wyckod, Of Clarksburg. arrived
Friday o and is the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. David Snyder.
Prosecuting Attorney j. II. Foster
has moved into his new home and is
fixing it up nicely.
The floor in Waterman's drug store
gave way this week under the heavy
soda water fountain. necessitating its
being taken out and rev flooring put
in.
Bud Mcbride is out again after a
weeks illness.
Burt Nef. the popular blacksmith,
has sold his property to Jas. Cox, and
vii. move TO New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DAVIDSON, who
have been in Colorado for MI. Davis
sons health. are expected home soon.
John is in very poor health. -
Chas. Camp, the only Weston boy
who went TO the Philippines. returned
home Wednesday, ripe in experience
and in good health. He served under
Capt. Howard Atkinson. of the 27th
Infantry. and speaks of him in the
highest terms.
Aunt Columbia Bland. widow of
the late DR.. W. J. Bland. died at her
home in Clarksburg Thursday, at an
advanced age. She was long a resi-
dent of Weston. where she had a large
number of relatives.
The Young people enjoyed a nice lit
tie dance at the Camden hotel last
| uight.