Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31

WANTED-A BIG GLASS FACTORY
COURT IN WEBSTER COUNTY TO BE
POSTPONED BECAUSE OF
SMALLPOX.


was doing business in town Tuesday.
Robt. L. Howe, who has been to
Camden-on-Gauley and Cowen tor sew
eral days, has returned.
The base ball players are getting
into shape. Weston will have one OF
the best teams in the State this year,
as many of the players are old men at
the business.
Miss Georgia Dawson Is on the sick
list.
H. W. Birdsell. of the Eureka Pipe
Line Co.. is spending several days at
his home in Harrisville.
Mr.. T. B. Miskimon, of the Hospital,
made trip to Grafton Wednesday on
important business.
p. j. Mcmahon, contractor for Guny
& Galley, is in town.
Miss Cora Atchison gave musical
Tuesday evening, which was a grand
success. Miss Emma Kitson sang a
solo, which was highly appreciated by
every one present.
Mr.. H. Preston has returned from
his home at Warren, Pa, and Is stop
ping at the Bailey House.
]. H. Reed and Tommy Malarkey are
out after a spell of fever.
The friends of Aunt Columbia Bland
will be panied to hear that she is
quite i'll with but little hopes OF re-
covery. Her two sons, Meigs and Will.
who are located in Kansas. are at their
mothers bedside.
Morgan Bragg, McDermott's barber,
has gone to his home in BuckhannOn.
Grant Jordan is talking of moving to
Texas.
1t is rumored that S. A. Steele has
accepted a position with the Wabash
r. r. and will move to Indiana. Mr..
Steele sold his residence on Main
street to Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson. Mrs.
Lawson sold her home to Will Dom
Ian, of Sand Fork. The transfers were
made this week.
Paddy Daugherty, an old gentleman
who had typhoid fever in the city
building. is out again.
Mrs Mary Jones, Of Kansas, is visit
ing Mrs. Kate Hall on Court street
Geo. Post was IN town during the
week.
Judge Henry Brannon Is In Cincin-
natl on business connected with the
publication Of his new book on ConSti-
tutional Law.
Ethel Clark of Shinnston, has &C
cepted a position as stenographer in
John Roane's Office.
There will be great deal Of activity
In oil circles as the weather opens up.
Edwin Binney, of New York, and H.
NJ Preston of Warren, Pa, members
of the Columbian Carbon Company.
were here during the week.
r. L. linn was out of town all week
in the interest of the South Penn Com
pany.
w. 8. Hoskins, manager Of the Co
lumbia Carbon works. has gone to his
home at Kane, Pa, on account of i'll
ness.
Miss Mamie Koblegard returned to-
day from Denver, Col.
1t Is said the Pennsylvania takes
hold of the B. & O. R. r. about June 1.
An "a pot glass factory employing
nearly four hundred men Is thing
Weston should have. Our cheap fuel
is attracting such an enterprise and If
the people will only give the encour-
agment they should we can get It.
The house on Richard Harrison's
farm just east of Weston, burned down
one day this week.
1t is said upon the new time SEIZED
ule me Pittsburg flyer will lay up at
Weston instead of at Clarksburg. You
can then leave Weston at 4.3O a. m.
and return at 11.30 p. m.
Judge Bennett will not go to Add
son next week to hold court, on &C
count of the small pox. 1t is said
there are fifty cases there.
Mrs J. S. Vandervort, accompanied
by James Vandervort, left to-day to
attend the funeral of Mrs Wander
xort's father, Mr.. Max Fleming, who
died at Fairmont Thursday.
Miss Florence and Blanche Hale left
this morning for Covington Ohio, on
visit to relatives.
Miss Annie Giffin, of Buckhannon
was visiting friends here during the
week.
Mrs. ]. W. Williams, of Clarksburg
spent Sunday last at her old home
here
A bright little son arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Altman
one day this week.
Mrs Stokes Tunstill and child have
returned from their visit to Mrs. Tun-
stills old home in Ohio
Earl Kunst left to-day for New York
City.
Maloy Bros. have started the cree
ton of their new bottling works on
the strip of ground they bought of p
]. Dyer.
The many friends of Superintendent
A McLane will be glad to hear that he
has not accepted the position offered
him by the Erie r. r.. We understand
that he has decided to remain with the
B. & o.
DR.. Snyder was called to Wheeling
again this week on business.
The foundation for the new ice fac
tory Is about completed.
Henry Lively and Tom Smith are
home from the University.
Misses Elise Warren, Irene and Ethel
Klein, Vida Kftson. Lucille Young
Jennie Berger and Mildred Thoxell &C.
companied Miss Cora Atchison to
Clarksburg Friday evening.
GAINESVILLE.