Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
WESTON.

BuckhannOn ana WesloE ~ esoiS
stood rs to 0 in favor Of Weston.
Dr.. Tom Edwards WIS in Grafton
| Wednesday attending the funeral ei
Dr.. Van Kirk.
DIR. Despard, OF C'arkshurg, was o
guest of friends in Weston tails week.
DI. Richards. of Grafton, was mere
Wednesday. -.
Mrs. A. G. CHM and daughter, Miss
Arpie, OF BuckhannOn, we're here last
Thursday. -
Mrs. Mary Frame, Of Buckhannon,
was the guest Of her brother, John A.
Barnes. this week.
"Smithy," the tailor. will leave the
first of the week for visit to his old
home in Ohio.
Miss Pearl Nickel, who has been the
guest of her brother, Or. Nickel, and
sister Mrs. T. w. Hale. has returned
to her home in Greensboro. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o.. Tapping, Of Char
lesion, are the guests Of friends In this
place.
Judge J. III. Edwards will leave the
first of the coming week for Calhoun
county, O., on business. You might
know it's oil.
S. E. Barrett and son are visiting
relatives in New York state.
Miss Jessie Lane returned Tuesday
from a visit to friends in Washington,
d. c.
Mrs Madge Krain left Thursday for
the lakes in Michigan, where she will
spend the rest of the summer.
Miss Jennie Danser has returned
from her trip to Ocean City.
Hon. Nv B. McGary was in Wheeling
this week on business.
The young folks enjoyed very pleas
ant picnic in Vandevort's grove We'd
nesday evening, and the little folks
spent the afternoon of Tuesday in the
Mrs. Plus Levi is visiting relatives n
Parkersburg.
What has become Of our promised
glass factory?
Mrs. Gardner, of Clarksburg, and Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Raymond, of SUIT
ton, were here during the week.
Judge Henry Brannon is AZ Berkeley
Springs
Miss Harris, Miss Irene Kunsts Wis
itor from Parkersburg, arrived Wednes-
day.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the IP. IL. church, gave an ice cream
supper Thursday evening IN the Lewis
block, which was we'll patronlzed.
Miss Clara Bee Is visiting relatives il
WetZel county.
Manager Beighley, of the United
telephone system, is contemplating the
running of his wires INTO Wetzel coun-
ty. He will likely leave for that county
in few days on this business and to
look after some other business inter-
ests that he now holds in that county.
Mrs. Dr. F. J. Flannery and her
mother, Mrs. Judge Henry Brannon,are
the guests OF relatives in Buckhan-
non.
Mr. and Mrs. James CASTOR lost their
little child that was taken to Wheel
ing for treatment. 1t was taken to
Parkersburg for burial, the parents ar
irving home Friday noon.
Attorney r. IL. Bland has returned
from a business trip to Calhoun
county.
DR.. and Mrs. George !. Keener have
returned from their visit to Parkers-
burg friends.
Hon. Andrew Edmiston ran over to
spend last Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
G. NJ. Fleming, at Buckhannon.
Mrs Mary Wyckoff, Mrs. d. Snyder S
mother, has returned to her home in
Clarksburg
Mrs. DIR. Howell, of Clarksburg, and
Mrs. W. D. Bowie, of Baltimore, are
both with their brother, Hon. Louis
Bennett. Mrs. Bowie was Joined by
her husband, who spent last Sunday
with her, returning TO his nome on the
noon train Monday.
| Lawrence Switzer and son Lee have
returned from the old country.
Capt j. w. Smith has resigned his
position as conductor. Capt. John was
with the road in its narrow-guage time,
and a more popular conductor never
took up tickets. Ill health caused his
resignation. In line OF promotion, Con-
ductor Tom Smith takes the place OF
Capt. John. Conductor Condry takes
| Toms run; Conductor Twyman takes
| Condrys run, and Conductor Caudy
takes Twyman's run on the branch.
Conductor w. #. Marshall, from eff
the Southern, has accepted a position
with the w. Va. and Pa. division, and
| moved his family here. They are keep
| ing house in part of the Episcopal par
| sonage, on lower Main street.
| The teachers for next year at the
public schools were appointed this week.
They are: Principal, Prof. B. White,
with the following assistants: Prof j.
E. Jarvis, Prof. A. J. C. Bond, M D.
Lewis and Mrs Alice Young. The teach
| ers in the lower grades are Misses Edna
| Arnold. Phoebe Mitchell, Rose Troxell,
| Mary e. Owens, Mollie Rainsburgh,
| Anna Smith, Alma Steinbeck and Mrs
| Lizzie Runbauch. Prof. l.. o. Wilson
was elected principal of the colored
school. On. account Of other pressing
| business, J. w. Ross was compelled to
resign as secretary Of the board. Charlie
| Smith was named to fill Mr.. Ross
| place.
| With picnics, riding and driving par
| ties and dances, the evenings of this
week have been most delightfully."- spent
by the young folks. 1t was one round
week of enjoyment.
| Quite a number of people from a
distance are going through to the Web
ster Springs, but we notice few of our
home folks going.
The ice factory shipped their first cal
| of ice to Buckhannon last week.
Mr.. r. o. Koblegard expects to move
into his new residence the coming
| week
| The paving of Main and Third streets
4 will be started che coming week.
/ Hon w B. Mc(1ary general COUNSEL