Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-24


1I65 054 ISSf e[MdS5l1T IL M c9uns
" during the pist week
Warsen and Harry Dyer weFe home
fr0m Fnifmont i few days past
Or. A. ID. Kunst q at Morgantown ct
tending 4 meeting Of the board of re-
gents Of the University. This Il the
last meeting of the present board
John Hayden went to huntsville Fri
day on business.
Col. Kyer has returned from Nicho-
las county, much to the delight of his
numerous lady friends.
The Hospital board will soon be with
III again and probably for the last
time, as members of the old board.
Some OF the members, however, will be
seen again, as we understand part OF
the old board will be retained. They
are all pleasant gentlemen, and We will
gladly welcome them back.
Hon. W. W. Brannon was at Mounds
vile last week attending a meeting OF
the pardon board.
Miss Sallie Ralston and Mrs. DR..
Newton, of Buckhannol, left together
for Texas Monday last.
Miss Mamie Koblegard is at the bed
side Of her sick sister, Mrs. B. A. Ko-
blegard, at Denver, Sol.
Before leaving for Texas Alex Rich
presented DR.. ]. l. Warden with a
handsome new writing desk. 1t is a
beauty and cost $35.
The new church windows placed in
the Catholic church are lovely and
add much towards identifying that ed
iice.
Mr.. John Jordan was ordered to
Washington last week on business
connected with on increase Of pension
for him.
A number of shade trees are being
set out on lower Main street.
Mrs. BENZ. Pritchard died at her home
here Thursday.
Mr.. T. w. Justis, lumber agent for
the B. & O. r. r., spent Thursday
night with Mr.. w. S.. M%useraux.
Mr.. j. L. Nash, chief tie inspector OF
the B. & o. r. R., at Grafton, was here
during the week on business.
Mr.. Lee Snyder, Of Stouts Bridge,
was the guest of relatives here during
the week.
Miss Dotia White left Friday for
Clarksburg, where she will take a bus
mess course at the Clarksburg BuSi-
ness college.
Miss Delphia Davis was given a sur
prise party by her many friends Tues
day evening.
A little daughter of Rev. Denton has
pneumonia.
Miss Cora Atchison will give a mus
ical next Tuesday night, and on the
following Friday evening she goes to
Clarksburg to give a similar evenings
entertainment. Some of her scholars,
the following young ladies, will ac-
company her: Misses Elsie Warren,
Lucille Young, Willie Kitson and Jen-
ME Burger. They play nicely and no
doubt will please the Clarksburg peo-
PIE. If not with their music, by their
charming and pleasing manners.
The show going people will be glad
to learn that the Opera House Compa-
ny have leased the house to Manager
Finster for another year. The past
year was a successful one for both the
company and the manager. The fact
that the house was well patronized is
evidence in itself that the people were
pleased.
DR.. P. c. Casio, of Buckhannon, has
moved here and will practice his pro-
fession.
The grand jury found over fifty in
dictments.
Mock Levi, of Charleston, who has
been the guest of his brother Plus, re-
turned home Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Davisson were
guests of Clarksburg friends during the
week.
The many friends of John Lane will
be glad to learn that he is getting
along nicely. He ~hastyphoid fever at
the University at Morgantown.
Thorn Koblegard was visiting In
Buckhannon during the week.
Owen Kraft has returned from Balti-
more.
Contractor Joseph Fuccy was in from
his work Friday. Joe has the contract
for the new railroad to Addison.
Mrs. Laura Gravis Aubin has re-
turned from her briday tour to accept
her old position at waitress at the
Camden.
Clarence Dennison was in town
Thursday.
Mrs. J. D. OConnor will leave the
coming week for her new home at Con-
~nellsville, Pa.
R. l.. linn has accepted a good posi-
ton with the South Penn Oil Co.
In w. S. Osborne, of the Western
Union Telegraph Co., Weston has a
manager that is as good looking as he
is obliging and accommodation. He is
also a favorite with the ladies.
Chris and duty" have moved to
Clarksburg, where Chris" will open up
a beef shop.
Quite a number of the Sutton and
Buckhannon lawyers were here at the
opening of court.