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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT O., May 1.-THE ladies
gave social at the Hall on Friday
evening for the benefit of the NJ. E.
church.
G. w. Haight was at GAINESVILLE and
Cincinnati this week.
Miss Etha Kiser, of Chardon, Ohio,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Tom XII
ser.
DR.. ~. W. Warren and family were
visiting Mrs. Ella Thornily at Reno,
on Friday
E. NJ Yost was at Marietta on Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stops, of ST.
'Marys, were the guests of friends here
Sunday,
Mrs. Kidd of Newell's Run, is teach
ing mandolin and guitar class here.
Mrs. Maria Wilson moved her family
to Marietta on Friday
Mrs. Deshler and daughter Nellie
were the guests of Hiss Mae Greene on
Monday.
Mrs. Susan Lockhart, of Elizabeth,
was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Moore, the first of the week.
harrison, Smith and Afford are put
ting well down on the Pegg farm.
James M. Cooke and Mrs Margaret
Travis were married at Marietta on
Saturday evening, May 4th. by the Rev.
Cupp. They returned here Monday to
their home, which Mr.. Cooke had in
readiness. A reception was rendered
them by some Of their friends. and of
course they received the usual small
boy serenade.
Mrs. Pamela Greenwood is sick this
week.
Mrs. Mary Croker and Miss Jennie
Pritchett, of Grandvew, were visiting
here this week.
Mr. Arthur Douglass, of Elizabeth,
was in town the first of the week.
Mrs. l. P. Eddy entertained the w.
C. T. L. on Tuesday evening.
Or. George Gale was called to Sala-
ma on Tuesday to hold consultation
with DR.. A. S. Grimm. of ST. Marys,
on the case of Mr.. Yes Sheets, who is
very i'll.
Ray Gano spent Sunday with his pa
rents here.
Miss Flora Brown, of Belpre, was
visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. Rob Kerr. who was i'll, is much
better.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL. O.. May 1i-sfr. and Mrs.
c. w. oNeill and daughter. Miss yslma.
and Mrs Cunningham and two children.
Of sardis, were the guests OF relatives in
town Sunday.
J. F. Seuenschwander was at wheeling
Tuesday.
Miss Daisy Noli was At New Martins
vile Tuesday.
Quite number from town attended the
commencement exercises AZ Darlington. O..
Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Miller and family spen.
several days with relatives at Wesfsburg.
" Va
VIII Neuenschwander, Of Sisterxxslse.
was on our streets Sunday.
Mrs Lucy Dye visited relatives al Buck
hill Bottom Thursday ami Friday
Miss Phebe fisher Was al Wheeling
Tuesday
The - entertained nusssae.
% their friends On Tuesday evening Il
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST; GAINESVILLE, W. Va, May IL
Miss Martha Longley, of Wheeling, Wis
tied her home her over Sunday.
Dr. Homer West, of McMechen. and
sister, Mrs. j. Gray Shaw, drove out
Sunday and spent the day with their
mother. Mrs. NJ. ]. West.
Miss Margaret Moore, primary teacher
in our schools, visited with Bridgeport
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Riley, of Wheeling, Wis
tied with relatives and friends here this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Thompson, of New
Martinsyille, spent Sunday with Mrs
Thompson S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Blair.
Dir. B. O. williams and wife, of Mar
tins Ferry, drove out Monday evening
for short visit with relatives.
J.. Fl. Moore. of Pittsburg, visited with
friends here over Sunday.
Judge ]. S. Cochran, of Martins Fer
ry, was business visitor here on Tues
day
Mr.. Isaac Hatcher, of Sycamore. Ill.,,
was here several days this week, look
ing after his property interests in this
place.
W. A. Hunt and wife, of Columbus,
came down Wednesday on a visit with
relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. Calm, of Wheel
ing. are spending some weeks with Mrs.
allin's brothers. Samuel and John Riley,
west COT town.
Mrs. John Ferren is visiting friends at
Cambridge, with the hope that her
! health viii be benefited by the change.
Mrs. George V. Brown and Mrs Nor
rison attended the Presbyterian meet
ing of the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society at Cadiz on Thursday
Misses Blanche Harrison and Bessie
Adams were the delegates from the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor So
ciety of this place at the meeting of the
societies of St Clairsville Presbytery at
Cadiz Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Miligan were at
Martins Ferry on Wednesday. where
they went to attend the funeral of their
friend, Kenworthy Hoge.
Miss Nancy King, accompanied by the
Misses Mary Thompson and Agnes Nor
rison. went TO Philadelphia on wednes-
day. where Miss King goes to have ner
eyes attended to. They are expected
| home to-day.
Marriage licenses issued since last re-
port:
James G. Hall. of Holloway, and An
ME VI. Kirk, of Flushing.
John i. Helms and Minnie Venham,
| both of Powhatan Point
! John klee. Jr.. and Jane Brown, both
of Klee
Sunday at the Presbyterian church
Worship at 1890 a. m and at 7 p. m.
| In the evening the Rev. Mr. Eakins. the
pastor. will lecture on The Gospel of
Gold. q topic for the times.
Gen. 9 r. Cowen. of Cincinnati. will
deliver the Memorial Day address in this
place.
Among those from this place who went
! to SteubenviNe Tuesday to attend the
senatorial cspvertion were Judge ]. w.
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WILLIAMST0WN.

WILLIAMSTOWN, ". Va, May H.
The Willamstown Lumber Company Will
soon start uo. the engines and machines
being now placed in position. The COM
pany did not suffer any damage from the
recent flood
Mrs. T. G. Ridge returned home Thurs
day from Carrollton, Ky, where she spent
the winter on board the United States
! dreGgers with her husband.
Mrs. A. s Richards is at Connellsyille,
Pa, the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. WIN
Flesher.
Miss Daisy Elliott spent last week at
Parkersburg, the guest Of Miss L. olive
/ Johnston.
Mrs. JAS Patterson and Mrs. j. l..
visiting friends n town.
Rev. G. S. Baggett, who has been so
seriously in. is now able to walk about
in his room.
Mrs. D. IL Galbraith is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Kiger, AZ Toledo, o.
Mrs. Fred Richel. nee Bette Ar5on. OF
Glenwood, 80, who was called 10 Marietta
by the serious illness Of her mother, has
been spending the week with Old friends.
A number OF pleasant affairs were given
in her honor. Mrs Fred Bailey enter
tanned at dinner ON Wednesday. Mrs. En-
NETT Sutton entertained at tea Wednes-
dhy. Mrs. J A. Lenkard entertained at
tea on Thursday. and Mrs. 0. " Met
calf entertained pleasant party on Fri
| day evening.
Mrs. Lena Anthony. OF Wayerly. " Va,
is the guest OF Mrs. c. s Baggett
Mrs q. A. Sharp and son Alfred a~e
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. G. W kepier.
/ at Parkershurg.
| Mrs Sara N. Berry and daughter. Bess,
are guests of Mrs. c. Z Bailey. at sis
| tersviIle
| Miss Allie Williamson. OF Granaview. o.
was Mrs. john Lenkard's guest last week
| select school is being taught by y
| H. Tabier. with a good attendance.
| Z. E. Laue expects to move his family
into their new home next week
| Mr.. and Mrs. A Reef are quite III with
grip
Mr.. Thomas Roberts and Master Eddie
Davis. Of Hemlock. o.. are guests ef Mrs
Russell Hope
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RAvENsWooD.

RAVENSWCOD, w. VA, May IL
An interesting program was rendered
by the members OF Ravenswood High
School Literary Society at the NJ. E.
church South Wednesday evening of
this week. The large audience greeted
with much enthusiasm the various
numbers, all of which were we'll rem
dered
The graduation exercises of the
Grammar School class were held last
night in the M. E. church South. The
following composed the class: Misses
! Esther Crooks, Mable Hutchinson, Inez
Stats, Rosa Ables and Clara Adams,
and Messrs. George Stone and Dan
Fleming Each one gave a recitation
and all performed exceedingly we'll
The music by Miss Jewett was also ex-
cellent. The young ladies were all
prettily gowned in white except Miss
Stats, who wore blue
The commencement exercises of the
High School will be held in the Opera
House this evening. Misses Agnes
Douglass, mamie Lyle, Anna Nash and
Mr.. H. "A. Sayre composed the gradu-
! ating class The president of the West
Virginia University is expected to
make the address of the evening and
present the diplomas
Mrs Grigsby and sister, Miss Byron,
were called to Athens, Chic, last week
by the sudden death of their nephew.
Mr.. w. d. Fleming and wife were in
Parkersburg the first of the week to at
tend the funeral of the latter's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cammack, OF
Huntington, were guests of the latter IS
sister, Mrs. A. 7. Keeney over Sunday.
DR.. Clare Mckay returns this even
| ing from Cincinnati. where he gradu-
ated last evening from the College OF
Dentistry.
Rev and Mrs. Elias Kendall visited
the later's mother at Portland, o., over
Sunday and Monday last.
Mrs R. F. Fleming ana daughters
Mae and Roberta, left yesterday for
Fairmont, where they will make their
home for the present.
Mrs l.. E. Curtis and Mrs. j. w. Tay-
lor are visiting friends in Parkersburg.
Roy Mckay went to Cincinnati to
attend the commencement at Ohio Col
lege for Dentistry.
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SARDIS.

SARDIS. o., May 11.-Mrs. Dora
Moore, of Sistersville. W Va, was Wis
iting friends here this week
Miss Lota Shaffer visited friends at
New Martinsville few days this
week.
Prof. P. E. Fraley and family, of Mt.
Zion, were visiting friends here last
Sunday
Fred Hornbrook, of New Martins
vile. was calling on our merchants
here this week
Charles Witten. OF Wittens. O., was
visiting friends here this week
Geo. Stoey. of the Arbuthnot Steven
son Co, of Pittsburg. was calling on
our merchants here this week.
j. K Booth. the pension agent, OF
Washington. D. c., was in town On
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Williamson and
Mrs William GoodWin took trip last
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John q. Fowler and John 81 Charnock.
OF Company G, National Guard. have re-
cefved orders to report in the near fu.
ture-the time to be set later on lor ex-
animation preparatory to promotion. II
Capt. Amick passes the examination, he
will be promoted to major. Then the
lieutenants will be promoted in the or
DER as they come. Iirst lieutenant 10
captain and second lieutenant to first
lieutenant.
The Uniform Rank company of the X.
of P. have named their company or divi-
sion after Mr. vandergrift, who says he
feels highly honored by the act.
Mr.. Samuel Bartholomew. of Cleve-
land, O.. is the guest of his daughter,
mrs. Samuel Lucas
DR.. w. K. Curtis. one of West Vir-
ginia's former prominent physicians.
who moved to Texas ten years ago, left
yesterday for his home, after a visit
OF a few days with relatives and friends
here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12
ST. MARYS.

ST. MARYS. W. Va. May 1.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Gregory returned on Saturday
evening from a trip to Ashvile, N. c.
A telegram to l.. p. Walker, clerk in
the First National Bank on Monday in
forming him of the death of his father-in-
law, Joshua Right, near Piedmont. Mr.
Walker and family left on Monday even
ing to attend the funeral, returning Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Strickling made
a short visit to Harrisville, Richie coun-
ty, the first of the week.
The Vesper Reading Circle met at the
home of r. l.. Pemberton on Monday
evening and spent a few hours reading
"Locksley Hall and playing erokinoIe
This was the last meeting of the season.
the society adjourning to meet at the call
of the President in October.
r. II. Browse, of Spring Run, was in
town Tuesday.
The ladies OF Grace Guild will hold their
next meeting at Mrs. j F. Barron's on
Wednesday afternoon.
Newton Ogdin. who has been in the mer-
camille business here for fourteen years,
sold half interest in his store this week
to Sheriff B. F. Riggs. Mr.. Ogdin will re-
tire from active duties in the store and
Scott Gamer Will be manager of the new
firm.
Frank Mccullough, of Richie county
was the guest of his sister-in-law, Mrs
A. S. Grimm, this week
Dewey avenue will be opened up this
summer, making fine road from Gala
her street up.
cd Tbnr Slox "
evening from a visit to Parkersburg.
Miss Myrtle Barr, of New Martinsvile,
is assisting in Mrs. S. E. Kesalls MILL
merry store for a few days.
A committee has been appointed by the
Council to report upon gas lighting for the
new additions to the town. Also another
committee to make an estimate of the cost
of extending the water system to the
same. 1t is expected that the water mains
win be ready for use before fall.
Several of the ladies belonging to Grace
Guild of the p. e. church made an ex-
cursion to Marietta Friday going on the
steamer Barnsdall.
Attorney d. H. Leonard of Parkersburg
was here Thursday, selling the st. Mary s
hotel property on Barron street.
Pete Lorentz, of Germany, and Mrs
Alice Steed of Peasants county, were
married in the NJ p. church Wednesday,
Rev. Aubrey Hess officiating.
Dr. w. A. Harrimen has returned from
an extended visit to his old home in vir-
ginia.
A well is drilling on the Green Haddox
lot, just within the town limits Irwin &
Terrell are the contractors.
I. ~ Boss, Esq, of Belmont, was a
business visitor here Friday.
The plasterers have finished their work
on S. A. Gallahers new residence
The frame work of A. H. Stanleys new
house on George street is up.
j. r. McMahan, manager of the Hen
Erickson Company store, has returned
from brief visit to Ripley, jackson coun-
ty
Markle & Swallows new variety show
boat was here Thursday night, and the
company played to a crowded house
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12

Mrs. Henry Pebier. OF No. Zos Eon
street. wheeling. w. Va, says. Il can
recommend DR. A. W. chase's Nerve Plls
to those that are weak. nervous. easily ex-
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The quick results obtained with Or.
A. Y. chase's Nerve Pills in restoring
strength and ererBizing the systesn tells
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They are making history IA medicine
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12

Holdings orth Madison Aldredse Y p
Emerson, &. Cs Ayers. NJ. e. Burgen.
thai and IA r Sheppard
DR.. s. T. West went to Cincinnati
Tuesday to attend the meeting Of thu
State Medical Society. He returned home
Friday morning.
|. r. c. Meyer. editor OF the Bellaire Her
ald-iri5une, was in town Monday on
business
Miss Nellie Jepson, of this place. left
Tuesday for Philadelphia, where she will
meet her cousins. Miss Lyria Kay and
Mss Jessie Smith, of jamestown. N. l..
and on Saturday set sail for Europe
landing at Liverpool, where they will
visit relatives for some time. Before re-
turning they will make tour of the
continent visiting the. most noted
places. They will not return before Oc-
tober.
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out. but considerable damage was done
before the flames could be exting uished.
Miss Lettie Hornbrook, the interesting
little daughter Of Thomas p Horn
brook, of this place, is visiting friends
at Evansville, Ind
Miss Sally Riley returned to Wheel
ing Wednesday after several days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Pagett, of East
Main street.
Willie Talbot who had his leg broken
some weeks ago, is able to be out.
Mr.. John Talbot, who has been seri-
ously i'll for several months, is again
able to be out.
Work has been commenced on the
residence of Mr.. Howell of the B. & O.,
on East Main street. The house will be
upon the west lot of the late Moore
property, and will be one of the finest
residences in both construction and To-
cation in town.
Mr. r. Watt has been getting his ele-
CANT residence on Walnut street ready
for occupa.-o shortly.
Mr.. J. w. Brown and Miss Estella
Armstrong, both of tVoodsfeId. came u2
to GAINESVILLE Sunday and were quietly
married at the Clarendon hotel, Dr. A.
j. Hiatt performing the ceremony.
The Sewing Bee, OF the NJ. z. Church,
met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. g.
c. Norton of West Main street
Major Petty has returned from a
business trip to North Carolina.
Mr.. Thomas Stone, of Wheeling, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Treat,
of North Chestnut street, several days
this week
Mrs. Thomas Mays, of Ironwood,
Mich, and Mrs Joseph Gallagher, Of
New York city, are the guests of Mrs.
Lottie Pickering, of this place
Mrs. NJ " Clouse will visit Bellaire
relatives Sunday.
Mr.. j. S. Woodward made a business
trip to Steubenyille this week
The Epworth League will give a social
meeting at the NJ. E. church Monday
evening and will render the following
programme: Piano duet, Jessie Reed,
Annie Hague; vocal trio, Clara 9Baer,
Blanche Cole. Goldie Talbot; reading,
Mrs Harry Howard; piano solo, Urian
Damsel; vocal solo, Lieil Hanlon; reci-
tation, Mary Mcbride: quartette, Messrs.
Jordan, Cassels, Stevens and Hanlon;
piano solo, Cornelia Baker; vocal solo,
John Jordan.
The death of Mr. W. T. Fowler, of this
place, occurred at his home on North
Chestnut street Sunday morning. Mr..
Fowler was for many years a thriving
| farmer of this vicinity. Being unable to
oversee his farm any longer. he moved
to GAINESVILLE fifteen years ago. The
funeral services were held Tuesday af-
ternoon.
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M'MECHEN.

Past Master Isaiah Stevens was nj
Moundsyille on business Yesterday.
p, f. Doud, of Glenwood. Pa, Is tht
guest OF friends ia the city.
Mrs. John Buzzard Of Cameron, Il
the guest OF relatives here.
Tuesday night is the regular date 10
Council meeting. There has been NJ
quorum could not be secured.
Willie McGuire. the son 81 t. n. ~
CURE Is suffering with very sore foot
caused by stepping on snarp nali
which penetrated his foot
number OF engineers have beer
here for several days working on ths
location for the dam. Il is expected
that work on the construction Of The
locks will begin in few weeks
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ed lodge OF 81 members. shnnaton
Lodge win have over SO members when
all are duly installed.
Ed Nj. Hermans and w. II. Furbee,
of Warrington. made a business trip
to Shinnston last week They gave
quite description of their journey.
Warrington is growing. Her ma.
chine shops. glass works, and numerJa.
other enterprises insures the permanent
growth of our city Warrington K
destined to be the first city in the e0un.
ty before many years.
This city is surrounded by fertile
valleys. sun kissed hills and God giver
sun shine. that makes glad the brave,
sons and fair daughters of West Vlr'
einia.
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Sunday on the Steamer Ruth to Wheel

Sunday on the Steamer Ruth to Wheel
ing.
Mrs. Lou Winlang, Mrs. Jacob Shat
fer and Miss Cora Shaffsr were at
Wheeling shopping this week.
Miss AIDA knight left Thursday fol
Parkersburg, O., where she will visit
friends for some time
Miss Emma Johnston left Friday on
the Ben Hur for her home at GaIlipolis
Ohio.
Miss Mabel VanCamp, Of Paden's Val
ley, spent last Sunday with friends here
in town.
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the home of MIR. and Mrs. H. J. Muhle-
man.
4. Il. fisher and several friends Of
Wheeling spent Sunday in town with rela-
lives.
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Digestion slow.
Food heavy
Easily excited. nervoar
Trembling han9s and limbs.
Strength falls
Loss Ok flesh and muscular power
Settled rneiarchgila.
Utter dependency
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FAMILIAR WARNINGS.
They Are Prevalent Come TO Strong TO Womes
Come to Children - Ten Times More Prevalent
Now Than Ever It's No Wonder The
Liberator Is Hailed With JOY

TnrSobins. palpi;sting heart.
SssepleSS nights.
sudden s.artiags.
Morning lznguor
Brain fag
Inability 10 work or think
Exhaustion on exerti0n.
Tagging appetite.
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DEAN of NJ. an,

MIR. NJ. Schuman died at his home south
OF town Saturday night from cancer Of
the stomach after a lingering illness Of
many years. Last summer Mr.. Schuman
went to Chicago for a medical examina-
1tion, where the physician in charge OF
the hospital discovered the incurable dis
ease. Mr.. Schuman was not told the
truth. but his friends were made &C
quainted with the fact that his days
were numbered. Mr.. Schuman was
among the earliest settlers of the far
mers near Kimball, and wa a hard
working man, honest in all his dealings
with his fellow men, and one who took
an active interest in public affairs. He
leaves q wife and five children.
The funeral services took place at the
home Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Jesse Will
hanson officiating, after which inter-
mont was made in the Kimball cemetery.
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Willow Lake

The grippe is quite in s,yle.
Guy Josephson visited in Plalnarld
Sunday.
s. Josephson returned from his eastern
trip Tuesday evening.
Wallace Rushton's school visited Miss
TITLES Friday afternoon.
Miss Zoe Hemphill attended the party
at Mr.. Boyd's. A good time is reported.
Roy Perkins and Chester Smith attend
ed the Temperance society Saturday
evening.
Jay Morrls and Fred and George Tritle
took In the skating at Mr. Browns a
week ago Sunday.
The Dewey people didn't tnrn out very
we'll Friday evening, but the few there
enjoyed themselves Immensely.
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ner.uaI.

Mrs. A. G. Whitbeck has issued invi-
tations for a piano recital this-Fri-
day-evening, in honor of Miss Kate
Miller. Miss Kate recently completed
a years course of study under one Of the
most accomplished piano instructors in
Iowa. This coupled with the advantages
she has had from her earliest years by
way OF instruction from the finest plan
ist kimball has ever known has made
this young woman more than ordinarily
proficient for her years. Her lowe
teacher thought she was a wonder. Miss
Kate is row organizing a mnsic class
and with nattering prospects.