Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20
THE NEWS OF MARIETTA.
THE EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK
ExHAUsTISGLy REVIEWED.
The Social. PERSONAL and General
News of the Chief City of wash
fngton County. Prepared Expressly
for the Register.

| ness trip to Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Israel have gone
to Youngstown, where they expect to
spend the ensuing ten days with rala-
tives. -
A. ID. Fulton, who spent several days
| with the family Of his cousin, l.. v.
Martin, leftfor Chillicothe to visit rela-
tives before proceeding to his home in
| Springfield.
Mr.. A. J. Mercer has gone to Pitts
burg to close up an oil deal OF mag
| nftude.
Hon. C. C. Middleswart, candidate
on the Republican ticket for Repre-
| sentative..spen few days during the
week at GAINESVILLE, comforting with his
leader, Hon. H. G. VanVoorhis. :
Mrs. Fl. II. Henking, of Gallipolis, is
in the city spending few days with
her numerous relatives
w. S. Plumer left on businessstrip
to Milwood and other towns in. West
Virginia.
Mrs. S. B. Matson. of Denver. Col,
is in the city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Leonard have
returned from pleasant sejourn of ten
days duration with relatives at New
comerstown.
Rev. A. j. Hawk, of Yhe Gilman Ave-
nue. NJ. e. Church, accompanied by his
wife, left for Portsmouth to attend the
funeral of a COUSIN, Mrs. Dr.. F. H.
Williams.
Mrs. Lucas, who has been spending
the past ten days attending the Pan
American, has returned to her home
in This city
Mr.. Herbeft Walker, of Philadelphia,
is in the CITY the guest of his sister,
Mrs. DR.. Louis Cisler
Rev. w! E. Brinkman attended the
conference of the Lutheran Synod at
Columbus during the past week.
Luther Sleigh. who is in the employ
of educational Supply Co, at Weston,
is In. the city spending ten days vaca-
tiop with his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Sleigh.
Charles Feisley and bride have re-
turned from honeymoon, trip of a
weeks duration to Wheeling, Claring-
ton and other points.
Col T. Payton Bradley. President OF
the Boston OIL Co. is in the city set
Ting up the business interests of the
company, which were thrown into
some confusion by the sudden death of
w 5. Gracey, the local manager.
Sam e. Barr has returned from an
extended trip through the lumber
bearing region of South Carolina.
where he purchased the lumber for the
!. II. Becker Planning Mill Co. for the
ensuing year.
Miss Grace Dale has gone to Auburn
Dale, Mass. where she will enter the
Lasalle Seminary and complete her
course. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. e. r. Dale, who Will visit
in the East and remain until her
daughter is comfortably installed in
her collegiate home
Mrs. J. l.. Mason and son CleSson,
who have been the guests of relatives
at Stafford for the past ten days, have
returned to their home here.
Sheriff j. S. Morrow made a trip to
Lancaster for the purpose of placing
Leon Rowland who was sentenced to
the boys reformatory in the institute.
Mr.. +. B. Ranger has gone to New
York and Boston to close UP a large oil
deal, involving many thousand dollars.
h. D. Shryock. superintendent of the
Leidecker Tool Co, made business
trip to Parkersburg.
Mr.. Adam Thornily is in Pittsburg,
looking after the commission business
of Thornily Bros. K Co.
Miss Anna Young has gone to Gin
cinnati to be the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. S. S. Dyar for week.
7. e. Mckinney is spending the week
at Clarksburg. attending to business
interests in that section.
Mr. c. w. Merydith and son Edward
have returned from Lexington Ky,
where they spent week attending the
horse races.
J. A. Morris and F. II. Ellis. of Bar
low, passed through the city enroute to
Buffalo, where they will take in the
sigl..s of the Pan American.
F. c. Audibert, former steward at the
Elk's Club. has resigned his position
and is looking after the business of the
Adams Express Co. while the agent,
c. L. Jones. enjoys his vacation.
j. f. Ryan has returned from bust
ness tour of the Muskingum Valley in
>he course of which he visited Stock
port and Athens. Columbus and New
ark.
Lieutenant Watkins Sergeant c. S.
Benedict d,Private Venham, the rep
resentatives of Co. B. o. n. g., of this
city, have gone to Newark to partic-
ipate in the State shoot, which is in
progress for a week.
Mrs. A. Thompson. Leslie Thomp-
son and Miss A. Thompson, all OF
Moore's Junction. have gone to Buffalo
to attend the Pan American.
Mr. Walter Kirby. manager of the
Marietta Transfer Co.. spent several
days of the week in Columbus. attend
ing to business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Boyer. who for
the mast ten DAYS nave been the guests
OF the formers father in Louisville,
have returned TO their e)me in the
city.
]. S. Ward has returned from Cairo.
where he spent several days prospect
ing in the oil territory.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Moore and
daughter Nellie have gone to Buffalo.
where they will put in the week sight
seeing.
Mr.. w. H Etter. of the Buckeye Nov
city Co.. has gone to Gallipolis and
noints down the Ohio in the interest of
his COMPANY
Henry Sheets. of Lower Newport.
started for Buffalo. where he will
spend a week before leaving for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in New
Xort.