Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-24
WELISBURG.

NELLsSBUhG, W. Va july -S'-
Charles NoCamie. prominent young
attorney OF Moundsville was calling on
relatives and friends here yesterday.
Harry Crouch. of Mingo. was sun
day guest OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs,
John Crouch.
Attorney /. c. Wright was a business
visitor at Pittsburg yesterday.
William Morton and son George. OF
Allegheny, have returned homo after a
weeks visit with Mr.. ana Mrs. A. c.
Hall.
Mrs Laura Grimes has returned from
q pleasant visit OF two weeks with
friends at Evansville. w. Va.
Miss Nellie Maloney is the guest OF
friends at New Martlnsvile.
Misses Bertha Lender and Clara Wat
son, OF Steubenville. spent Sunday with
friends In our city.
Mrs. John Wise and son John, OF
Charleston, have returned home after
a visit OF several weeks with DIR. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Cooper.
Attorney A. G. Fickeisen. OF Wheel
ing, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. n. Fickeisen.
Miss Anna Lazear returned yesterday
from a visit of several weeks with Pitts
burg friends.
Charles Daugherty and wife and w.
p, Hall. of Bridgeport, and Miss May
Calloday. OF Philadelphia, spent Sunday
the guests OF Miss Nina Applegate
Prof. w. J.. MCGOWAN, principal OF
West Liberty Normal school, is a visitor
here in the interest of the Normal
school,
In justice TO the present second lieu
tenant OF Company c. We wish to make
an explanation to our article IN sun
days Register, which was read here
win much interest. In quoting Col.
Simms' report OF inspection. 1t read,
General conditions OF the company are
satisfactory, except that the second
lieutenant has not been giving proper
attention to his duties. His resigna-
ton will be forwarded. The second
lieutenant here referred to is not the
present one, rs many people supposed
who read Sundays Register, but his
predecessor. who was then city mar
snail and could not attend drill on ac-
count OF his business duties
The funeral of Clifford Shearer oc-
currod Sunday afternoon from the Chris
tian Church. being In charge of the
Sons OF Veterans. President Kersey, OF
Bethany College delivered the funeral
a. .Iress, which was a mastery effort.
The remains were inferred in beautiful
Brooke cemetery with military honors.
The cortege which followed the remains
of this unfotunarte young myrtar to its
hast resting place was tho largest to en-
ter Brooke cemetery in many years, and
hundreds stood with bowed down head
arrival
Clifford Shearer enlisted with an lndi-
ana regiment at the outbreak of the
Sanish- American war, and at his death
was a member Of Company x, Thirtieth
United States Volunteers and was serv-
ing on the Island OF Luzon. He died OF
pneumonia last august.
Pittsburg parties are making prepar-
ations to drill wild cat" well on the
J. d. Brady farm, few miles east OF
town. This well is in new territory,
and here's hoping 1t will be big
gusher.
Miss Maggie Steiner and child, of To-
1edo, O., are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Jones.
E. d. Mooney and John Murphy re-
turned yesterday from Atlantic City,
where they have been attending the
national convention of the A. f. G..
w. U.
The Wellsburg ball team will play
three games at East Liverpool Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
ACHE Grimes, one of our musicians.
who Is now at Oakland Park, Md, has
signed for the winter season with
Vogels Ministries. He will join them
at Pittsburg next week for rehearsal.