Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-21
WESTON.

WESTON, W. Va, April POT. N.
Coop, of Oil City. Pa, the Eureka pipe
line company's main line foreman, has
moved his family here, and gone to
housekeeping on High street.
The Weston base ball club have sign
ed Bardo, late OF Pittsburg, for first
base.
Conductor T. Devaughn died early
Friday morning, and was buried at 10
O'Clock this morning at M%achpelah GEM
etery.
Cashier z. G. DAWSON was called to
Clarksburg Thursday on business.
r. Ad. Hall and DR.. ]. |. Warder
were attending United States Court at
Clarksourg during the week.
DR.. Keener's Little boy has been quito
III.
Mr.. r. @. Morris is home after a bus
mess trip through the county.
Mr.. Lloyd Beeghley took mis- brother
William to the John Hopkins hospital
this w-rk fhr treatment. William is ios-
ing the sense OF hearing.
Some one from the outside gave the
prisoners in the county Jail whiskey
last Saturday night. They became intox-
icated and got into a free-for-all fight.
DR.. Warder was called to dress the
wounds.
T. B. Miskinnon, who has quit the hos
pital, left on the Thursday afternoon
train.
Mrs. H. J. Cupp and children left for
their new home in Fairmont on Thurs
day last.
Mrs. a. H Kunst left Thursday even.
ing for Washington city.
G. B. Owen general superintendent OF
the maintenance of way department,
and Division Superintendent j. Burke,
of Grafton, were here Wednesday in Mr..
Ovens private ca.
Mr.. Harry Moreland and Ed. Tunstill
are in P%ittsburg.
Mr.. Luther Sleigh. of the National
Supply Company, is on the sick list.
DR.. w. P. King was called to Vain
vile this week to see little Matte King,
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Wyckoff, Mrs. David Snyder's
mother, has been confined to her bed
the greater part of the week.
Mr.. A. Beatty and family have moved
from Main street to the McGann proper
ty on Court street.
The fine evenings of the past week
brought a great many people out on
the streets, making things look quite
busy.
Judge Bennett opens Circuit Court at
Sutton Monday morning. Arrangements
have been made to run an excursion
from here on the opening day.
There was a sad shooting ARRAY near
Orlando this week. Two boys, cousins,
named Pumphey, engaged in some play
ful sport, one taking the hat from the
other and walking off. 1t ended in one
of the boys being shot to death with a
rife.
1t is said that the B. & o. will change
its timetable about the middle of
May.
Senator G. C. Cole and Hon. Andrew
Edmiston were in Parkersburg during
the week.
The Wheeling papers report Super
intendent Stathers' presence in that city
this week.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Hayden attended a meeting
OF the Spencer Hospital Board this
week, of which he is a member.
John Roane was in Wheeling this
week to see his wife, who is there in a
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flave Orr are visiting
Mr.. Orr's brother in Harrison county.
Assistant Cashier J. S. V~andervoort
was at Clarksburg and Fairmont on
business during the week.
Will Hall. who is working on the
Clarksburg News, was here the first
part Of the week.
The entertainment given at the opera
house Wednesday evening for the ben
eft OF the Episcopal church was not a
"howling success" financially, but every
little helps, you know. 1t was not just
the kind Of a show that strikes the
Weston people.
J. A. Barnes was in Baltimore last
week on business.
We are all going to see Mr.. II. W.
Rogers show us how the spirits work
at the opera house on Sunday evening,
the 23d. He is an artist in his line, and
comes highly praised by the press.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DAWSON are ex-
pected home from Denver soon.
The school children are making great
preparations for their cantata at the
opera house next Friday night. The
mentioning of Miss Cora Atchison's
name in connection with it is all that
is necessary to warrant its being a sue