Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-13
WESTON.
MRS. j. II. CUPP TO GO TO BALTI.
MORE FOR AN APPENDICITIS
OPERATION
ALL EYES ARE ON LIVELY NO. l.
A MAN FATALLY HURT BY FALLING
FROM HIS HORSE ON SAND
FORK ROAD.

WESTON, w. Va, January 12.-Fol-
lowing the death of his wife but few
weeks ago, Michael Brennan, Sr., of
Rush Run. died and was buried Thurs
day afternoon.
DR.. A. H. Kunst and son Karl were
both confined to their rooms with the
grip this past week.
Charles Swint was at his home in
Pickens, sick. the greater part of the
week.
Hon. George c. Cole and Judge
Henry Brannon left the first of the
week fer Charleston.
William Woodell is another man
that did not get out on account Of the
grip to vote for Whelan. In fact,
Frank says he really believes it was
the grip that 1eat him.
James Ralston has quite a lot of
sickness in his family. He has been
confined to lis room himself with the
grip, mis- children have scarlet fever,
and Mrs. Ralston is suffering with the
quinsy
Which is I? Warren has a cinch
as alderman of the Second ward or
the Democrats have a cinch in War
rem? 1t seems they can't put up a
man to beat him. The next thing we
know they will be bringing him out
for mayor.
Jake Fisher is acting in the capacity
of telegraph operator at the shops in
the absence of the regular operator,
who is sick.
Mr.. H. ]. Cupp is suffering with
appendicitis and will likely leave in a
few days for Baltimore, where he will
have an operation performed.
NJ. W. Harrison and Mrs. Harrison
are both confined to their room with
the grip.
John A.. Barnes is out after short
illness.
Will Huntington, who has located at
Grand Rapids, Wis. is visiting his
father for a few days.
Will the grip, with ali its pains,
keep you from seeing Frank Davidson
at the Opera House Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday? If you Go you will
forget that you ever was SICK
Captain Jackson Arnold was elected
a director Of the Citizens Bank of
Weston in the place of 8. A. Steele.
MIS-. c. E. Anderson has been quite
il.
All eyes are on the Lively No. l,
which is about due. This we'll is
south of the Copely No. l, and the first
venture on the $50 acre tract bought
of Mr.. Lively by Hon. Andrew Edmi--
ton.
The remains of C. P Rohrbaugh,
who once resided here, passed through
here last Saturday for Buckhannon for
interment. Mr.. Rohrbaugh. who was
growing old and quite feeble, died
with the grip at Salem, the home OF
his son Toss.
A telephone booth was placed in the
Camden Hotel Friday. This will add
much to the convenience of the tele-
phone patrons.
A man named Cummings fell with
his horse on the Sand Fork road
Thursday night, the horse falling upon
him. He laid for four hours before he
was found. He, was hurt internally,
and will die.
Rev. Savage and wife have Mrs.
Savage's sister as their guest
Some of the First street folks are
very cunning, and in fact keep things
mighty quiet, but we are on to that
wedding which comes off "twixt now
and April"
Col Joe Fuccy, the popular contrac-
tor, was in from Cherry River during
the week. He reports the grading of
the B. & o. completed to this point.
Albert O'Hara has accepted a posi-
ton in the National Exchange Bank
Attorney W. B. McGary is attending
court at Ciarksburg. He Is engaged
in the case of the State against Art
Waldo. charged with completely IN
the murder Of Edward Young. OF
Buckhannon.
Mrs. c. B. Goodwin left last Satur-
day for COLORADO, to see her brother.
John W. Williams. who had been i'll
at Denver. Mrs. Goodwin passed her
brother on the way. who was en- route
TO Weston. He arrived here Sunday.
Mrs. Goodwin is expected back to-day.
1t has been a bad week for grip
sufferers.
All CT our physicians have more
than they can do
Mrs J. D. O'Connor and son Deming
are in New Martinsville. attending the
wedding OF Mrs O'Coanor's brother.
County court was in session during
the week.