Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01
WESTON.
MRS. EoBELeARD ENTERrAINs
ELABokATkL1 IN HONOR OF
HER 6IEsrs.
WORK OF BUG DIFFERENTIATION
SHOE STORE CHANGES HANDS.
BUILDING OPERATIONS.
NEWS NOTES.

WESTON, ". VA. August al.-Genl.
Superintendent 7. Fitzgerald and par
" made a run over the W. Va. & p.
Division to nlohmond and return Fri
them.
Train Master w Il. Riggs, o. Fair.
mont. was here two days this week.
Rev. 7. C. Whyte returned Nome
Thursday evening from a visit to his
old home at Morgantown. While gone
he had tue misfortune to lose his moth
er who died very suddenly.
ton. Andrew Edmiston returned Sat
urday night last on the flyer from Den
ver. Cot, looking much improved Ia
health.
The time is up FOR I. NJ. Timberlake
to return from his visit TO friends ana
relatives in Virginia.
John Chichester has typhoid fever.
Tom Mclaughlin. who had fever. is
able To be out,
Fay watkins is New York buying
goods to feplenish the Racket store.
Miss Lucy Cummings has returned
from her visit TO Fairmont relatives,
Complimentary TO their guests the
Misses Koblegard. of Clarksburg Mr.,
f
/ Koblegards two sisters. the Misses
Butt, OF Springfield, Ohio. Mrs, koble-
gard entertained Thursday evening,
Quite an enjoyable time was had
Games was the order OF the evening.
The house was beautifully lighted.
ED. Tunstttl is home from Marshall
county. where he was on business for
Guffey q Galley. ed now holds N nice
position with these gentlemen.
On account of illness Capt. Tom
Smith was compelled 60 give up his run
Thursday. Captain Jas. Boyles Is in
his place
john DAVIDSON was in from Jackson
vile Friday shaking hands with ms
numerous friends. John is looking
much better.
Mrs. b. ID. Hutchinson and daughter,
Miss Maud of Addison, was here our
ing the week.
our new stea-a laundry is in corse OF
erection at the head or Main street,
near the electric light plant Robert
l.. Darlington will be in charge when
once in operation.
Mrs. Marshall. wife of Assistant
+ Trainmaster W. I. Marshall, is visit
ing relatives and friends in Louisville
Ky.
MIR. and Mrs. Museraux have re-
turned from their trip tathe Lakes ana
Mrs. Museraux's old home in New
York State.
Miss Lucille Young has gone to Pom
roy. Ohio. to take a course in music.
Mr.. Malice Harrison, of Baltimore.
Md. was visiting relatives here during
the week,
Judge Henry Brannon is at home.
We will bet you Will never find out
who that housewife was that took VIII
Slib up on his ten dollar bet that ne
could not exterminate the bed bugs in
her house In one month, not one TO
be seen six months after. Inc lady
+ cheerfuuy paid .Ae bet, but said Tor
land sake don't let any one know we
had bugs"
The young man that stole that reVol-
yer out of the showcase in Harrison a.
Warrants hardware store should have
been prosecuted Social connections
should not stand in the way OF justice.
II is reported that Mr.. James TIER
new and his sister, Miss Mary Coth,
have typhoid fever.
r Il. Lounds, Jr, of Clarksburg, ana
Mr.. Swearinger. OF ParkersburS, mem
hers of the Hospital Board,were here on
, business connected with the INSTITUTION
this week.
Miss Flode Camden. of Sutton, is the
guest of Mrs. DR.. Lewis
Mrs p. n. Tiler and little daughter,
Mable. have returned from their visit
to LILO relatives. Mr.. Mason Pinneil'
Mrs Titers brother, accompanied them
home. He will stay month before
returning home.
Miss Mamie Koblegard gave very
nleasant dance one night this wesk In
honor of her guest Miss Shsubrook, OF
Baidmore.
he Bennett No. 7. near 'tosedalc
came IN FRIDAY ard is good Tor 80 bar
rels.
snudd,ng on the South Penn's Nc
Gorv Ma. started THURSDAY, With the
south Penn noiaing tne lease on the
taru of an lrishman according TO the
prevailing law oil the sand FORK neia.
This vii. be An oil well regardless OF
It's being in gass territory we wiz
aaxiously await 10 see II this law holds
GOOD outside of the Sand Fork neld.
w. w. Keener, of Morgantown, was
here the guest of his brother, Dr. Geo.
|. Keener, this week..
Lawrence Young returned from DIS
tersville Wednesday last.
Miss Mamie Byrne. OF sutton, spent
several days the past week with her
friend. Miss Carrie Dawson.
J. Boeman, the oil gusber oil HURST
district. was IN town Tuesday.
Miss Edith Coope has returned from
a three months trip in Pennsylvania
and New York State
MT. H. L. Scrafford, Genl Snpt; Of