Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27

structor from New York, who will be
here the first of February to take
charge
John Schitferer, Il B. & o. employee,
died at his Main street residence on
Wednesday, of consumption. His re-
mains were taken to Wheeling Thurs
day for burial.
Charles w. Smith, of the us Ex-
press Co., who was married at Ironton,
Ohio, to Miss Pearl Grooms, returned
with his bride to Grafton Friday
Rev. J. K. Arbuthnot, of Wheeling,
was in the city Thursday and Friday.
Rev. A. X. Fenton, of Bridgeport,
will preach in St. Matthias Episcopal
church morning and evening.
Col. John T. McGraw, who was ia
ken suddenly ill at the Jackson hotel
at Parkersburg, has recovered suf1i-
GENTLY to return home.
Congressman Romeo II. Freer was
in town for few hours Friday.
The Baptist pulpit viii DE filled Sun
day by Rev. J. II. Roberts, of Texas.
Mrs. Chas. Bishop, of Belington, is
visiting her mother, Mrs Flanagan.
j. A. Carroll is leasing land on
Wickshire, this county, for coal and
oil.
DR.. Hartigan, OF Morgantown, was in
town during the week
Rev Geo. r. Brown, of Harrisville,
was in town Thursday and Friday
c. X. Devries, proprietor of the Blen
Avon hotel, was at wheeling Thurs
day attending the city election.
The remains of Mrs. A. p TURNKEY,
y6o fnI OF J,o y TOE f-ao rTr2,,
street Wednesday, were taken to New
burg Friday for burial.
Geo. w. Deck has resigned his posi-
ton with the B. & o. Co. TO accept
position with a coal company at
Clarksburg
Geo. A. Brock was in Preston county
during the week, looking after his pi
ano and sewing machine agencies in
that section.
Attorney 2. NJ Cochran was at >Prun-
tytown Thursday looking after legal
business.
The remains of Harry McLain of
Williamsburg, Pa, were brought here
for burial "Wednesday. Mr.. McLain
was former citizen Of Grafton.
Col. L. Smith, Of Fairmont, was in
town during the week
Chas. II. S.Taub was in Parkersburg
Monday and Tuesday, on business.
3. T. Poe was at Philippi, Saturday.
Major Z. B. Blue is progressing rap
idly with his steam bakery on Latrobe
street. He expects to have it ready to
operate by the fifteenth or February.
Henry Runge, the merchant tailor,
was at Wolf Summit the first of the
week.
STATE Auditor L. ". LaFollette, OF
Charleston, was in town Thursday.
W. R. Gregg was at ClarksguTg
Thursday ana Friday.
"a cast bound through freight train
was derai}ed cz1t OF Wooster Friday.
denying traEic fur hours. Ihe engi-
ncor and fireman received slight in
juries.
Miss Lilly Martin will spend Sunday
with Tairmont relatives.
Frank Watt. or Baltimore. is in
town.
Mrs. Ira Robinson is visiting friends
at Fairmont.
Mrs. Alex. GEEK and daughter, Miss
Panzy, returned from a visit to friends
at NcKeesport. FL.
party to Miss Ida Spar and her pupils
Friday night. The evening was spent
in very pleasant manner. The us
ual games followed by refreshments.
Mrs. John Flanagan. of ParkersOurg,
is visiting friends ii town.
Miss Grace PrcudfCot will spend
Sunday in Fairmont.
Mr.. Eugene Grammar and Miss Alice
Foley were united in marriage Thurs
day afternoon at the residence Of the
brides parents on the West Side.
Mrs. Mary Mullin. Of New York, will
spend the winter wish her brother,
Mr.. John Deenan, on Main street.
Geo. Blaney has sold his painting,
the Lions Bride" to Mr.. Charles
Stezenfels for forty dollars.
The series of meetings at the NJ. e.
church are still in progress. The at
tendance is good with quite a number
of accessi0ns 10 the church.
j. Granville It. Clair clerk of the
Circuit Court. is in Charleston, attend
ing the session uf the Legislature.
Senator Lanham came home 20 spend
a few days with his family on Milford
street
MIS-. Ed. wilson, OF faTherSDuT :,
was here Friday and Saturday attend
ing the funeral of her grandmother,
Mrs. Sarah jarrett.
c. w. Monroe has taken rooms for
the winter in the Kimmel building on
Latrobe street.
MIR. A. Geek IS at Philippi looking
after his plumbing nusin IS.
Samuel AIusgroye will spend several
days the coming week in Harris Ii
county looking after some legal bis
mess
Miss Florence StToh entertained a
number of friends at her home on
Fetterman avenue Friday evening
with euchre party.
CLARKSBURG.