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

WESTON, ". Va. July c.
Mir Robert Grain, of Baltimore, joined
ed his wife, nee Miss Madge Bennett.
at Mrs. Grains old home here 10. lay.
Miss Erma Cowie, of Middleport, Ohio,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Plus Levi,
The family of Mr. Jeff Davis VII
move TO Fairmont the coming week.
The ice plant started to-day. the
first ice viii be turned cut next Tues
day.
that game of ball between Weston
and Grafton was hardly interesting.
The score stood 2l to / in favor Of
Weston
Plus Levi has purchased a fine blood
ed horse.
Past Master r. Add HALL and his
brother Columbus are in Charleston.
They will be home Monday. when Add.
accompanied by his wife. will leave for
Wheeling to attend the Carnival.
Engineer lordan's condition is re-
ported rs being much improved.
MIR. Archie Cole and DR.. Rush Ward
are on a fishing trip below Sutton.
MIR Geo. Cam, OF the National Sup
ply Company. is here to relieve his
brother Robert. who has gone to his Did
home at stoneboro, Pa, for a weeh. S
needed rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Williams are
here to spend Sunday with Grandpa
Bailey, B. D. Bailey and Charles Wy
coff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Messenger. of
Chic, are guests of Mrs. Messenger $
brother. Mr.. J. w. Hayes.
John Ware spent the Fourth az
Clarksburg.
A large crowd were at Berlin on the
Fourth. Weston was we'll represented.
Mrs. A. G.. Gilfln and daughter drove
over from Buckhannon on the Fourth.
Miss Nellie Raymond, of Salem. was
guest of friends here during the
week.
Miss Belle Turner. who has been VIZ
iting at the home of Mr.. C. M. Calvert,
at harrisburg, returned home Friday.
Hon. b. r. Meighen and wife, of
Moundsville. were here during the
week.
]. ]. Newton and wife, of Sutton, were
here Thursday
Mrs. Lee Sheets left this morning to
visit her old home In Harrison county
Miss Wyant, of Parkersburg. Is the
guest of Or. and Mrs. NJ. S. Holt.
Master Mechanic j. f. Pendergast, or
grafton, was here during the week on
railroad business
Did you notice how swift Dr.
Kunst turned that car of meat down.
Those words, Gentlemen, We have
contract with you and 1t must be lived
up to. ment just what he said
On account of falling health it Is said
Mr.. H. ]. Cupp will be compelled to give
up the Office of chief train dispatcher
for the ". r and w. Va. & p. divisions
OF the p. & o.
Earl Kunst IS home from Baltimore.
Tom Smith was in Clarksburg during
the week.
GuMy G. Galley moved into their new
apartments over Ross store Friday.
Mrs. T. A. Edwards has not given up
tie idea, as many though, Of building
a business block on Main street.
The moving Of the curbing, prepare
tory to the paving Of lower Main street,
is in progress.
The picnic given the inmates Of the
hospital and the game of ball played
upon the lawn grounds afforded Weston
folks who staid at home their only
amusement on the fourth.
Captain Burke. of the FLYER. who had
the misfortune to lose his wife so sud-
denly by heart failure in Pittsburg, and
who was off duty for quite while on
this account. is again at his post.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Steele have re-
turned from their trip to Moundsville.
Mrs. Lou Mcbride, of Middle Run.
has been quite sick at the home OF her
mother. Mrs Elizabeth Fisher
Ed. Jordan, who ls with the Fort
Wayne railroad. was called home by the
accident to his brother Calude.
Hon. w. W. Brannon has been attend
ing a meeting of the State pardon
board at Moundsville.
DR.. Stathers and family left for their
new home at Clarksburg last Tues
day.
che measles are going the rounds.
quite a number Of children suffering
with them.
Mrs. w. s. Museraux is preparing 10
spend a few weeks at her old home In
New York State, where the children,
some years back, purchased home for
the purpose only of meeting there each
summer during the heated months in
a family reunion.