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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-20
WESTON.

WESTON, W. Va, January 19.-W
F. Lewellen has resigned his position
as blacksmith at the railroad shops.
Mrs. Simon Young has been quite
sick. Her daughter Miss Lucille, has
charge of Mrs Young's room at the
school house.
Mrs Wyeoff, Mrs. d. Snyder's moth
er, is visiting relatives in Clarksburg.
Owen Kraft is in Baltimore.
H. ]. Cupp left Tuesday noon for a
Baltimore hospital, where he under
went a surgical operation Thursday for
appendicitis.
Hon. w. w. Brannon was home from
Charleston over Sunday last.
R. L. linn spent the first of the week
in Gilmer county leasing oil and coal
lands.
Frank Davidson deserved the big
houses he had here Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. He gives a good show
and packed the house every night
Some of our local talent have gone
into the oil business in Texas.
F. G. Orr has resigned his position
as chief bookkeeper for r. X. & Co.
to go into business for himself
Earl Nicholas has returned from
Arizona much improved in health. He
expects to remain in West Virginia in
the future.
Col. and Mrs. A. w. Woodford are
rusticating in Florida
Earl Kunst is home on a short visit.
The Erwood Stock Company opens a
weeks engagement at the Opera House
Monday next. Our people all know
this company an there is nothing we
could say that would swell the big
crowds that will greet them.
Passenger Conductor T. Smith is off
duty on account of sickness Conduc-
tor Twyman has his run.
Mrs. Judge John Brannon has been
in poor health.
Supt. a. NJ. Lane, who accompanied
Train Dispatcher H. j. Cupp to the
Baltimore hospital. returned Friday
The train dispatcher's Office will be
moved to Fairmont tomorrow. tSun-
day.. Mr. O'Conner and Mr.. Kennedy,
Mr.. Cups place. will go to Fairmont
on the morning train.
Engineers R. Vassar and r. Flagans
are on the NJ. R. division.
J. w. Ross was in Parkersburg dur
ing the week on oil business.
Cashier E. G.. DAWSON and Clerk
Harrison. of the National Exchange
Bank. and John Talbot. of the post
office, were before the federal grand
jury at Parkersburg this week.
Have you tried a quarter of a tea
spoonful of soda in a little milk three
times day for the grip? The Hagers-
town Almanac says its sure cure.
Smallpox has broken out at Pickens
We have been lucky. So far there is
not case in the county.
Miss Kate 2ia5ee, of Washington. D.
C., is the guest OF her sister, Mrs Nc
lntire. as the hospital.
Quite number of the hospital en-
ployes are of sick with the grip.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-20
BUCKHANNON.

BUCKHANNON W. Va, January
S.-Wade Young, one of the propri-
etors of the Bon Ton, and Miss Mollie
Vincent were quietly married Monday
evening. Miss Vincent was a clerk in
the Bon Ton and one Of the towns
most popular young ladies. The we'd
ding was surprise TO the many
friends of the couple.
The West Virginia Conference Sem
mary. through the strong representa-
ton Of DR.. Wier, the new president,
has been accorded the recognition and
status necessary to permit it to par
ticipate with the colleges and univer-
stiles Of the United States in that fea-
ture Of the Inauguration of President
Mckinley next March. This means a
great deal to the Seminary. which is to
be congratulated in having such a man
as Dr. Weir at its head.
d. L. Mitchell has sold his store on
Kanawha street, near the Academy, to
W. T. Martin, who will continue the
business. J. c. Martin is acting as
head clerk.
Hon. A. B. Clark. who went to
Charleston to attend the session of the
Legislaturet. secured a Senate clerk
ship.
H. C. Stagwers, of Pittsburg was
here several days this week looking
after the O'Grady coal leases in the up
per part of the county He represents
the Pittsburg Coal Co., which purch-
ased the land under the O'Grady leases.
Frank Zook. OF Wheeling, was the
guest of F. c. Pifer the first of the
week.
MI and Mrs. w. P. Fowkes left We'd
nesday for Los Angeles. California.
Mr.. Fowkes will return in about six
weeks. but Mrs. Fowkes will remain
until spring
n NJ Hooker has moved his hard
ware store into his new building on
Depot street, which was completed last
week. DR.. E. B. Alkire will occupy the
second floor with his dental offices
John R. Ridgway. who for several
years has been in the general store of
A. A. Simpson, resigned his position
last week. in order to give his atten-
ton to other business interests.
Hugh A. Lorentz, managing editor OF
The Delta, severed his connection with
that paper last week, when the stock
holders elected W. B. Outright as his
successor.
Several pieces of meat were stolen
from the home of ]. NJ Marley. near
Ivy, Tuesday night.
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Local and Personal Notes.

Miss Anna Lotus is visiting friends at
Grafton.
JAMS Finnegan is at Wheeling on bust
ness.
Mrs. Della Shinn and little daughter are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rees
at Elkinz.
James E. Anderson and wife have re-
turned from pleasant visit with relatives
at Latrobe, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Gall have return
ed to their home at Philippi, after a visit
here.
Mrs. Charles Conway and children are
visiting Mrs. COnaway's mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Atha, at Warrington.
James Sample, of Homestead, Pa, is
visiting his parents in the First ward.
7. w. Fleming and wife, of New York
City, are visiting friends here
Mrs. n r. c. Morrow is seriously i'll
with grip.
Mr.. J. A. Martin is visiting friends at
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shaw, of Monon-
gah, were visitors in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. H. G. Bowles and daughter were
recently the guests of friends at Monon-
sah.
Miss Clara Cunningham was called to
her home at Pennington by the serious
illness of her mother.
Miss Madge Booher, who was visiting
friends at Pennington, has returned to
her home here
Miss Sallie Morgan is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, Leroy Taylor, at Warrington.
Attorney Raymond Staggers, of
Waynesburg, Pa, was in the city Wed
nesday.
w. RI. Brock, of Morgantown, was in
the city Thursday.
Mrs Jesse Turner. who has been the
pleasant guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.
Williams, a the tavern. has returned to
her home at Morgantown.
Frof. A. J. Wilkinson, of Grafton, was
in the city Thursday.
j. p. Donley, of Mount Morris. Pa. is
49, guest of his aunt, Mrs T. w. Boyds-
ton.
rs F. NJ Arnett, of Morgantown, is
the guest of friends in the city.
Mrs. James Wonn, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends at Athens. Ohio.
for several days, returned home Tues
day.
Dr.. F. W. Hill. OF Montana. was in
the city Friday.
Prof, w. B. Elliott, of Wheeling, W.
Va. is in the city.
Mrs. Lexie Barrett and sister, Miss
Pearl Hamilton, have returned from
pleasant visit at Pittsburg, Pa.
W. H. McClung, Of Clarksburg pur-
chased the restaurant goods owned by
Ralph Williams and brother. in the First
ward.
John Holorand, of Hobard Indiana, has
had his steam shovel in operation on the
Hamilton & irwin excava,ing job max
ing fills etc, IN the lower B. & O. yards
for several days Several thousand yards
of dirt is TO be removed. taken across
the tracks in dump cars ard the fills
made. The ground is TO be utilized for
track purposes.
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Z manyvka i. LIMITATIONS had been
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issued TO "a. .a-9ge-sS-aHsss iisssss
fortunate enough 70 receive one re-
sponded. There were a number OF vis-
itors present from other cities and
the home crowd was q large ono and
included the following: Mr.. and Airs.
John Kinkaid, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Campbell, Air and Mrs. G. f. Work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Seal. Mr. and Mrs.
T. r. Cowell, Mrs. Preston. Mrs Sayre.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Berry, Mr. and
Mrs. J. p. Sweeney. Mr.. and Mrs. rhos.
Loughney Mr. and Mrs II. y. Speer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr. aud Mrs.
Dunlap, Misses Smulien, Pearl Smullen.
Agnew, Wilson Kelley Genevieye Kel-
ley, West, Arthur Elliott. Romayne
Elliott, BlackmaTr, Russell, and
Messrs. Agnew Hill. Murrey, Wallace
McCinnis. Ream, Bradford. Mccoy.
Stathers, Griffin, Elliott. Colbert. Hare.
Blackmarr. Moss and Mooney. Among
those who attended from out OF town
were Miss Sadie Wallace. OF Parkers-
burg; Miss Maud Porterield. OIL City:
Miss Bee Pugh, Columbus, o.: Miss
Eva Evans. Roanoke. Va; Nr and
Mrs. Bancd. New Marlgnsyille, Ted
Smith. Woodsaeld; DR.. Hervey. Mar
tins Ferry. o.: Miss Anna Priest. New
ark. o.. Miss Elizabeth Williams. Mt.
Pleasant. o.: Mrs Leasure, Bellaire,
o.; George Crawford. OF Emlenton. pa.
Charles O'Neill. Marietta. o. At the
proper hour the members Of the club
and their guests retired to the Hotel
" ellis, where an excellent banquet hal
been prepared. The ARRANGEMENTS Ok
tibet a0les and the decorations OF TIE
dining rooms. the beautiful costumes
Of the ladies. the neat appearance Ok
the gentlmen in their full dress suits,
made an animated and pleasant sceIfS.
After the banquet the dancers relurnt
ed to the hall and danced until la,eA
hour. The New Auditorium orchestra
furnished the music FOR the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed A. Daniels. who
have been residents Of this city Tor 4
couple Of years. will leave tomorrow
for PittEburg. where they viii take up
a temporary residence FOR several
weeks. Mr. aDniels Is largely inter-
ested in a couple OF towns. su5ur0s 81
PittEourg. and his business there will
require his attention for some time.
They will likely return 70 their home
here in about two months. and II may
be that Mr. Daniels will AGAIN 20 into
business here.
Miss Sayde Wallace. OF Parkersburg,
formerly o. tbs city. who was the
guest OF relatives and frienIs here Tor a
few days the early part Of the week,
has returned home.
The old joke about an electric rail-
road from this city to yfIddlessourns
has been revived again. probably be-
cause the roads are yery bad: and the
same old talk about the project being
pushed and the road constructed IL
being INDUCED In. II IL q good gamble
the road will never be built.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-20
VIII Test for Oil.

Several acres of oil territory have been
leased by John W. Gould in Union and
Winfield districts for a Pittsburg COM
pany. The men which compose the COM
pany are all principally from Pittsburg.
and each and every member of the COM
pany are men of considerable wealth.
MIR. Gould resides on Mill street, in the
First ward.
The plant and specifications will be
completed and the various contracts let
relative to beginning the erection of
Thomas Fleming's immense building on
his lot, corner of Main and Monroe
streets, by April LIST. 1t will be what
might be termed Fairmonts only sky
scraper' 1t will partly be built of stone
and the remainder of the building of
brick. 1t will contain five large store
rooms on the first floor and sixty offices
in the entire building.
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HARRISBURG.

CLARKSBURG, W. Va. January 1e-
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Williams will so to
New York cit. next week
Mrs. Charles Barlowe, OF Buckhanou.
is the guest of Mrs j. Horror Davis.
Mr. Edgar Worthington. of Winchester.
Virginia, spent this week with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard T. Lowndes. Jr..
left Wednesday evening for Cumberland.
to be AT the beds de of a sick relative.
Miss Hannah Alexander will entertain
the Tuesday Chatting Dish Club Tues
day evening of next week from half past
eight until eleven O'Clock.
Miss Theresa Patton has been unable
to attend to her duties at the Traders
National Bank this week owing to a
severe attack of infammatory rheuma-
tism.
The Misses Bessel will entertain the
Thursday Afternoon Euchre Club Thurs
day of next week. from three TO I'VE
o'clock D. m. at their home on Main
street.
Mrs. Thomas w. Pettigrew and son
Charles were the guests Friday OF Mr..
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and Mrs. J. ". Williams, en- route from
Weston to South Carolina. where they
win spend the winter.
A dance at the Duncan residence on
w. Pike street, Wednesday evening. in
honor of the many out-of-town guests in
the city. was participated in by num-
Der of the young society folks.
Mrs. Henry Raymond left Tuesday for
Parkersburg. where she will join her
daughter, Mrs B. R. Blaekford, and will
go to indianapolis. from there on fort
nights visit with Mrs. Marvin R. Max
well.
Mrs. Charles NJ Hart will entertain the
Tuesday Night Euchre Club Tuesday.
from to II p M, at her home on Locust
street.
The Thursday Progressive Euchre Club
was entertained by Mrs. T. Moore Jack
son Thursday of last week from to
o'clock .. m. There were seven tables.
Red and white were the colors chosen
for the game. Mr.. Charles o. Findlay
won the head prize; Mrs. E. s. Wallis
won the lone hand prize on a cut with
Miss Forseman and Miss Genevieve Bas-
sci.
Mrs. William H. Lewis gave a tea Wed
nesday in honor of Miss Hays, of Nor
gantown, her visitor. Mrs z. S. Wallis
and Miss Sweatman. OF Kentucky, as
sisted in receiving. Mrs. c. Sprigg Sands
presided at the ice table, and Miss Col
umbia Duncan dispensed punch. The
home of Mrs. Lewis was beautifully dec
GRATED in pink, and with pink carna-
lions.
The Tuesday Night Euchre Club was
entertained this week by Mrs. Edward S.
Wallis. There were eleven tables, and
violet and green were the colors chosen
for the game. The head prizes were won
by Mrs. c. Sprigg Sands and Mr.. Per-
cival Dennis. and the lone hand prizes
were captured by Mrs. Lizzie H. Vance
and Mr.. Harvey F. Smith.
Commensipg with Thursday, January
18th. the Pinnickinnick Club will be
thrown open to ladies from 2 until 10
o'clock p. m. Thursday. No formal in
vitations viii be issued. but the ladies
will be expected to attend and to avail
themselves of the privileges of what will
hereafter be known as Ladies Day at
the club.
R. T. Lowndes. Jr., VIM. Thompson,
L. c. Grille. Marcellus NJ. Thompson and
Rev. L. E. Peters have been suggested
for mayor, while Thomas Anderson,
Jason Hester, ]. T. Boggess and George
1senhart have been mentioned for chief
of police. There will be much compett-
ton among the candidates. and the cam
paign for city Offices promises to be
heated.
Mr.. ]. w. Williams rendered a dinner to
the employees of the Williams DAVIDSON
Company, Monday evening at his home
on Pike street. Covers were laid for the
following employees: Messrs A F. Dem
nison. P. H. Shields. Edward c. Basel.
George NJ. Ridenhour, Robert B. Rey-
nolds, Ralph Mink. Walter B. Wilson,
Fred Fordyce, H. D. Bailey Everett
Bailey, A. Hooper, C. A. Wyckoff, Homer
Stephens and Miss Louise NJ. Hix.
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here for a week or ten days as the
Wells.
Mrs. w. e. Moss arrived in the city
from Bradford. Pa. few days ago. and
will be the guest of friends for short
time.
The next attraction at the New
Auditorium will James A. Hernes
Hearts of Oak" which will appear
there Thursday evening.
John W. Shay arrived in the city
from Washington, Pa, yesterday, and
will remain here for several days look
ing after his petroleum interests la
the firm OF Shay & MoMullen, who are
extensive operators here.
VIM. Fitch, with the Monroe County
Gas Company at New Martinsville. and
prominent young business man of
that city, was here yesterday looking
after business matters and calling on
friends.
Miss Zula Dawson, a charming young
lady OF East Liverpool Ohio, arrived
in the city a couple Of days ago and
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Broadwater, of Main street, for a sh 1T
time.
Miss Anna Priest, Of Newark, Ohio,
and her cousin. Mrs. George W. I'm
stead, nee Miss Minnie Clarke. of New
Martinsvile. arrived in the city We'd
nesday evening and were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Neuensch wander. OF
Charles and Wells streets, for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hocknberry,
who have been the guests OF Mr.. Hook
inberry's parents here for short time.
left yesterday for Marietta. Ohio. where
they are living at present.
J. Fl. Strickling and several other
Middiebourne attorneys, who have been
attending court at New Martinsyille,
passed through the city last evening
on their way home to the county seat
Mrs. P. c. Ackerson. OF Marietta, o..
formerly Of this city, who has been the
guest of friends here and across the
river for some days, left yesterday al
ternoon for home.
Glenn Pollen, OF East street. who has
been i'll with an attack OF typhoid few
er for several weeks. Is getting along
very nicely and his many friends hope
for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. ". A. Reed. Of Washington. Pa.
who has been In the city for a snort
time. the guest OF her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. r. S. Saunders, OF Georgia street.
has returned home.
Frank Moore, travelling representa-
tive Of the Leidecker Tool Co. who
mas been at Weston. Salem. and other
points in the oil fields for the past
couple Of weeks. has returned home.
Rev H. B. Bowden, pastor Of the
Methodist Fphcopal church here. has
been conducting a series OF very inter
esting revivals during the past week
The meetings have been well attended
and much interest eVinced. The ser
vices will probably be continued all OF
next week.
Mrs. z. A. Durham was the guest OF
friends in Marietta. Ohio. Thursday.
Ted Smith, representing the Bo-
WARD & Seyfang Mfg. Co. at Woods
field. Ohio. arrived in the city a couple
Of days ago and has been the guest OF
friends.
Miss Flora ParshalI. Of the North
End. is reported i'll with the grip.
Mrs II. McMasters. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in the
city for week or ten dayg. left yes
terfzy afternoon for her home a,
Moundsvl.le.
without doubt the reception and
dance given By the members Of the
yirginian Club. in the Mccoaeh build
izg, Wednesday evening. January IC,
sz- the most fashionable society even*
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-20
FA|RMONT.
TIE BALL GIVEN by THE ELKS
WAS THE SOCIAL sFEATJEE
OF THE WEEK.
WILL MAKE A TEST FOR OIL
PLANS AND SPECIFICATION FOR
A FINE BIG BUILDING
COMPLETED.

FAIRMON, w. Va, January 1s.-Police-
man Shoemaker made raid on the resort
at the end of the suspension bridge in the
First ward and succeeded in capturing
both the kings and queens of that resort.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-07
MORGAN MAY GET FREE SHIPS.

The purchase by ]. P. Morgan OF
a British line of steamships is apt to
accomplish in short order a reform
which the great American public for the
past generation have sought from Con-
gress in vain. The Philadelphia Ledger
says:
What Congress should do is to put
these newly bought British ships under
the American flag and grant them Amer
lean registry. Further, Congress should
pay them literally for carrying the mails
or any other service they may render the
government. The country pays for its Star
Route mail service in the most generou j,
manner; it should deal even more l.ber-
ally with our merchant marine for carry
ing the mails or for other transport SER
vice given the Government.
1.-THE Ledger believes that the solution
of the restoration of commerce lies in Civ
ing Americans the right, which their riv-
ais have, to buy their ships in the cheap
est market and sail them under their com
try's flag and registry. 1t is time that the
laws which put foreign built ships on the
list with counterfeit money and indecent
goods, and which prohibit alone the impor-
tation of these three things should be re-
pealed. They are laws which disgrace civ
ilizaton.'
Now that the interests of the emperor
of finance, Plutocracy's king. demand
this reform, doubtless the combined
energies of the administration, Congress
and the Republican party will be
brought to bear to that end, although
these same political forces in past cam
paigns have steadily and vigorously
combatted this reform when advocated
in the interests of all the people by the
party of the people.
1t would be but one more striking
instance of how little of real principle
there is in the high sounding preten-
sions of the Republican leaders, and,
from the highest to the lowest, how
subservient they are to wealth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-07
BANDS AT THE EXPOSITION.


Leading ORGANIZATIONS to be ut the
Pan-Ameriean.
Mexican Artillery Band, 50 men, Capt.
Ricardo, director. This band accompa-
MES the attachment OF rurales under
command of Capt. Samuel Garcia Cuel-
lar, sent by the Mexican government
as a courtesy to the people OF the Unit
ed States.
SeveRty-fourth Regiment Band, Buff
falo, IS men, May 1 to July 81, inc.u-
sive.
Sixty-fifth Regiment Band, Buffalo. So
men, May l to July 81, inclusive.
Seventy-first Regiment Band, New
York, so men, May to June 2. inclu-
sive.
Thirteenth Regiment Band, of Ham
ilton, 40 men, June to 9.
Sousa's Band, New York, IS mon,
June 10 to July 7.
Elgin Band, Elgin. ILL.,, so men, July
to Aug. 4.
Scinta's Band. Buffalo, 35 men, July
20 to Aug. IS.
Carlisle Indian Band, Carlisle, Pa, 40
men, July 20 to Aug. 25.
Ithaca Band, Ithaca, 35 men, Aug. 8
to Il.
Phinney's United States Band, Chi
cago, SO men, Aug. to 25.
Robertson's Band, Albany, N. Y. 40
men, Aug. 26 to 81.
Forty eighth Highlanders, Toronto
SO men, Aug. 26 to Sept. l.
Salem Cadet Band, Salem, Mass, 45
men, Sept. to Is.
Brookes Marine Band, Chicago, SO
men, Sept. to Oct. 20.
Ladies Military Band, Boston, 80
ladies, Sept. 16 to 20.
Nineteenth Regiment Band, st. Cath
crimes, As men, Sept. 16 to Fl.
Victor Herbert's Orchestra, Pittsburg,
so men, Oct. 7 to 20.
lines Band, New York, 60 men, Oct.
to 20
Lund's Orchestra, Buffalo, so men,
Aug. IL to Sept. 5.
Porto Rican String Band, 20 pieces,
two months.
Kinks Band, Cleveland, 40 men, Sept.
2 to s.
Detroit Band.
Weber's Band.
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country Is abeut double that IN other
countries. England has about 1o5, 00e
members, while IN Germany there are
81, zoo.
In practical work, the associations in
America are far ahead Of o.ner coun-
tries Six hundred and eighty-two Sec
retaries are employed here, while in
England but seventy five draw salaries.
There are only eighteen salaried Ger
man secretaries. The United States
have nearly 400 buildings in a total of
7e0 Buildings to the value OF $24 ,0eo,-
eco are owned by the organization in
this country.
1t is unnecessary to dilate upon the
practical good done by the faithful
members Of this association in every
community. In the hands of bright,
earnest and sober young men, the work
has been one of progress and advance
ment along the highest and best lines.
The future o. the association is bright
and the field of it's usefulness is ever
expanding. The meeting in Boston will
be one of the largest and most notable
gatherings of young men ever held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-07

Dora Carter, who had been visiting
0Aiss Emery at her home.
J.. 6. Mayfeld and wife took their
little daughter up to the hospital at
wheeling to-day to be operated upon
for enlarged tonsils.
jackson Moore, Of Bearsville, and J..
w. Meredith, OF Centreville, were the
representatives from Centreville dis
trict in town Saturday.
Daniel Booker and A. j. Keekley, OF
McElroy district, were business visitors
at the county seat Saturday.
J. H. Pierpoint, the jolly miller OF
Next, was seen on the streets here Sat-
urday, passing pleasant word with
his many friends.
F. L. Rymer and ]. H. Strickling were
in Sistersville Saturday on business.
T. X. Harter. Of Lone Tree, was in
town Saturday.
Ezra Mason, of the jug Handle, .
was in this place last Saturday on busi-
ness.
John Thomas, OF Luzon, was on the
streets Saturday.
Mrs. E. r. B. Martin spent Sunday
on The Hlll,' the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. B. Z. Martin.
B. Engle and G. B. Riggle, attorneys
of this place, left to-day for Hooking
port, o., to take depositions
T. NJ. Underwood was called to Sis
tersvllle to-day on business.
Clerk Hickman issued the following
marriage licenses last week:
Thomas H. Snider, %, and Anna Long.
10.
Eli B. WOODBURY.. %, and Mary Stone
king, 81.