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Newspaper

Wheeling Sunday Register

Location

Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1896

Page

7

Misty Near by Towns Report From Wheeling West Virginia

Local notes recounts trips by residents including Captain Bowers leaving for family matters in Sistersville and Parkersburg. Mentions McRiler Moore company in town for the week and various names tied to business and social visits. A church reception and Masons supper are noted along with ongoing revival meetings at a local ML church with multiple conversions. The piece reads as a fragmented society column of names, movements, and upcoming events.

Fairmont Notes and Social Tidings in February

Fairmont West Virginia February 1 The column details social visits moves and events. Laura Mewes and Heinen aides daughters of Alfred Cakin of Waveling visit here en route from Merentoyne. Marie Clark attended the military ball in Morgantown. A New York contact is mentioned. Friends depart for Kate Thursizr. Grand Lodge meeting in Wheeling referenced. Mrs Fred J Warmsies of Hevodey visits. People pursue spring purchases. The post office will move to Skinner Building next Saturday. Marry Working seeks a position with Geiser Manufacturing in Washington. An evening of song by Sevensl society plus Lion’s Arches entertain. Election on South Side to Fairfieldoms discussed. Manager Cheta remarks a central feature to be presented Monday. Mr Es Inkrwen ex owner of Johnson Hotel will relocate to Riversile avenue and the Johnson family will be welcomed to Fairmont.

Fairmont WL Va Mewes Laura and Heinen Alfred Cakin Waveling Merentoyne Mien Marie Clark Militars Morgantown Avipheimes New York Barser Deas Fred J. Warmsies Hevodey W. Vawie Kate Thursizr Alterney JT Martin Washington Tiltimore Wheeling Whia Grand Lodge AO. A. W Mise Dart Curtaborland Snd Mbs Horn Bedford Suesie Mamie Chek Jung Fiver Batt Cuore Hiviae Dondey Skinner Attepiis Geiser Mumsfartering 2 Wasntsboco Sevensl Song Society Owenty Lion's Arches Weday Chetath Munday Kesey Inkrwen Juhmson Hotel Mennington Riversile Avenue Johnson Wairmont

Fragments From Grafton Report Local Figures and Visitors

In Grafton Green West Virginia February 15 a fragmentary list notes visitors and residents. Names include J W Hamilton on the West side Vigui John W. Siason of Fairmont meets, Ambler of Parkersburg travels, and Philipal Mardin of Fairmont visits. Reomer Worley signs in at the Gertie Borell while other locals are mentioned in passing.

W. Va Nell Co L. Wormater Seife Havering J. W. Hamilcar Vigui John W. Siason Fairmost reees _ Peet Vanet Clarksburg Be Gratin Hacel GB A. Mewlen Bickhinnon Potas Veeper Ambler Parkersfoe Gail Wassineton Ty Philipal Mardin Fairmont Tor Hoverin

Fragmented Camheron News Reflects Unclear Local Event

In Cameron West Virginia on September 1, reports describe a series of chaotic events involving a pastor from Cresbo and others near Sheppedville. The text is garbled with names and places, but hints at legal actions, meetings, and social turmoil surrounding a local community gathering and possible penalties.

Local Notes and Seniors Attend Week of Events

Porthanditation and local greetings as Mrs. Wen Aken and Zaubok Burris visit Tiltourille en route to Smiths, with relatives in Portman and Wheeling area. Mention of confinement, a plane purchase, illness, neighbors visiting, and planned church service led by Rev. Prince at the Presbyterian church tomorrow at 2 o clock.

Jax Musney Alley Gillespie Vigsie George Ironilite Gilans Ole Young H. KR McGammon Bush New York Homer

Peone Ladies at Seminary Hold Ethic and Social Meeting

In Steubenville on February 15 the Peone ladies at the Seminary held a meeting at Mrs W R B Zink's residence. Speakers included Hon Thomas McCarten and Mrs McCarten. The event featured readings, a reception for visiting friends, and discussion on ethics and social betterment within the Jefferson County community.

Southerrily Matthews Columbus Joli Mathews RB. Zink Meron Rok & Pager En Tharkney

Temperance lecturer and social notices fill town page

An assortment of local events fills the page including a temperance speaker who denied a ministerial charge, a parish supper at St. Pat’s Parish House, a success of the Haintiae Social Union, and a French student play by the Garretts Hell Association. Cast lists and wedding notices appear alongside social receptions in Clinton area venues with arrivals from Wellspare, Quincy, and St. Peter’s church.

William Dunlop Alice McGinnis N. W Chutreh Noah Ris-dlesa Kyle Garretts Hell Association Tiwar T. EB. Bare Rertt PL A. Garth Thomas Sullivan James S. Keane M. BE Davin Lou Zimmerman Cutler F. J. Hall Wellspare Theodore Mosestina Gane Chicago Mise Lille Huntington Quincy Elldla Huntington Giorge Sparks Clinton Ind Thomas McCrossen Forbes Ave Mae Liverpool Cornelinrus George McNeal Lee HL. Decker Joseph Burns Clinton Stroes Allegheny Anna Burns Columbs Vincencin Zanesville John Meade McConmelsvile Mingo Jobs Pinkerton Kate Brady O'Rluck Holy Name Rectory Harley Jacob Grieseilier Guerein Kennes William Jones Jane Contan Holy Name Hartley Edward Jones Minnie George Willamn Sintecal Chiltren Wit

Sardis Notes and Local Trips Around Town

Sardis items report clerks leaving for Gilleaks and various trips to Sistersville and Pipe Creek. Residents visit relatives, attend funerals, and host social events with Mrs Watters and Miss Tilie Probst noted. Local business and travel mentions include Hews and Miller visiting town, with Cincinnati trip for Mrs Reem.

Petwnary Emma Indyston Eardis Cash Virginia Gilleaks Mevers Frank Heaphrey Cutford Bowers Sisteraville Gann Waverly Wednestles Wisat AL Laws Sisleveufil Sarah Moore Ballaire Frrmis Sistersville Wermeday K. Gang Miss Addaling Pipe Creek Watters Honest Litten Chan Teo Eugene Thompson Sistersville Max Reem Penther Wits Place Cincinnati Jolt Hesa Mixe Tilie Probst Clarington T. Hebbs Antioch Geo. Miller Wheeling

Local Notes From Clatrsville and Vicinity

Miss Fennie Cowen of Phishing is the child of Mr and Mrs Henry Mover. F W Baumer of Wheeling visits friends. Mrs C Williams and son Harry return from Washington PA. W W Eyans of Cadiz Granite Works in town. Dr Mary Lemmon of Cadiz visits. Mrs Strohly and Miss Helen Anderson of Bellaire visit Jas Harrison. A sale of fine horses in New York City attended by several locals. Carrie Michell entertains relatives, Dr and Mrs BLO Williams in Vorletta. Marriage licenses issued: Frapets Hari and Annie Fie burn Arlen Price and Trsai¢ J Swal jie George Ensley and Laura Travis etc. Services at the M E Church. Dance club held a successful event Friday with about twenty couples.

Cadiz Thesitas Godren Lynn Huntington W. Va Strohly Helen Anderson Bellaire Jas. Harrison Shenly Loohrey New York City Carrie Michell de Vieling Blo. Williansg Philo Frank Roberts Callawas D. W. Chandler Qlace Art Frapets Hari Annie Fieburn Arlen Price Trisai¢ J. Swaljie George Ensley Laura Travis Fila Taibosy Mary Hatcher Windrelaw Lilinda Mary Graboski Jobo T. Ramsey Mary

Piedmont Notes on Local People and Events

Piedmont West Virginia February 15 highlights include Emmart moving to Charleston. Hyde confined at home by lagrone. Dorsey ill with fever. Franklin treated at West Virginia Central Junction. a crash near the worksite. Hoffman from Corinth in town. Rawlings from Midland Maryland visiting. George N. Mole dies at 22, yard foreman at a pulp mill, buried at St James Church. J T Zais and J S Pippin in Cumberland. Mann Jenkins resigns as justice of the peace. Col W A Porter in town. Alex Cheshire dies in Westernport, buried near Burlington, two children. Messrs Deveemore and Walter from Cumberland here. opera Eo Peep produced by Ladies of the Episcopal Church, financially successful. W T Barbe of WVU in town for school interests. town council accepts Sergeant J Hunter Smith as in charge. bids sought to lease the opera house for one year.

Piedmont W. Va J. SH. Emmart Charleston P. S. Hyde Lagrone B. PF. Dorsey Benj. Franklin West Virginia Central Junction D. Hoffman Corinth Mann Jenkins Col. W. A. Porter Alex Cheshire Westernport Burlington Moesérs J. Samuel Deveemore Glissan ‘T. Walter Cumberland Eo Peep Ladies of the Episcopal Church

Col onel obituary noted in Clarksburg weekly items

Clarksburg West Virginia February 15 a column recalls the biographical obituary of a colonel, plus notes on a funeral of John Fordyce from the Catholic church and interment at the local cemetery. Rex Doyle leads a well attended revival at Central Presbyterian Church. A Republican Executive Committee meeting gathers in Parkersburg with leaders present. Several locals leave for business or travel, and prominent visitors and residents are listed.

Clarksburg W. Yo John Fordyce Rex George Doyle Central Presbyterian Church Mr. Doyle S. P. R. M. Hawk D. W. Bonfiner W. P .Morgan Parkershire Republican Executive Committee William Delbridge Texas Shinston B. W. Reeder Clayton McKeehan Hame W. B. Orborn Chicago A.M. Jarrett Gratton M Maxon Milton J. H. Hanson Buckhannon David Burns Parkersburg W. B. Shuttleworth Martin's Ferry Col J. Fieberger Monongah KH. L. Davisson Weston Grace Riley Elkina Lara Bongliner Washington, Pa Henry Haymond Emily Garrett Darkersburg Martie Gof New York T. M. Jackson It. Whitman Philadelphia Percy Gott

Weston Notables and Local Changes in a West Virginia City

Remains of Richard Barrett returned to Weston from Columbus for burial in Machpelah cemetery. Local society reports include visits by Miss Minnie Proudfoot of Grafton and a party hosted by Corn Atchison. Telephone expansion under Manager Keaghley foresees new long distance connections to Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Parkersburg, and Wheeling. Several Weston residents travel to Buckhannon for theatre. Maury Newton lies ill, and Mrs Crumabeker visits Athens Ohio.

Weston W. Va Richard Barrett Columbus Ohio Mach~ Telah Davis Speck Wm. Nolan Central Parkersburg Mead Smith J. H. Bare Keaghley United Telephone System Baltimore Pittsburg Wheeling Orn Atchison Minnie Proudfoot Grafton Miss Proudfoot Cc. K. Newton Sutton T. M. Stealey J. Bh. Finster F. McDonnell Thos. J. Indy Hugh P. Egan British Columbia Can Buckhannon Kittie” Rhoads Maury S.A. Newton W. P. Crumabeker Bower Arn Athens Meerrs W. G. Dauser Judson Wnshop Sutton Yester

Some Stories About Abraham Lincoln

A compilation of anecdotes and recollections from notable figures about Abraham Lincoln. Senator Voorhees recalls Lincoln on the Western circuit and his jury dexterity while Col Morrison and others discuss Lincoln’s political skill, courage, and humility in the face of war and public duty.

Abraham Lincoln New York Journal Washington, DCC Lincoln Senator Voorhe Taitans Stanton Washington Congress White House Vorhees Lineal

Munyon's Cure Promises for Every Ailment in Odd Ad Copy

A fragmented old advertisement extols Munyon's medicines crediting cures for stomach pain kidney issues and female ailments. It also weaves in a political anecdote about Lincoln and slavery with letters and testimonies. The copy blends product claims with historical figures in a rambling service ad format.

Social items and visitors fill a Midwinter Hop report

Mrs Barrett hosts guests including Harry McChesney returning to New York and Mrs Little in residence. Miriam Loomis and Wheeler of Marietta visited. GC A Bucky returned from New York opera with his mother visiting friends in Brooklyn and Washington. Miss Mattie B Smith returned from Cumberland. Dr Jamesson and wife came back from Piedmont. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid gave a unique Thursday evening entertainment with a conundrum supper and a programme of duets solos and recitations. Progress Hall hosted a midwinter hop with card tables and a reception area, with Mrs Harry McChesney, Mrs Lawrence W Arnold of Atlanta, and Miss Vance of Romney among outside guests.

Ment JA. Barrett Harry McChesney New York McChesney R. A. Little Miriam Loomis Wheeler Marietta GC. A. Bucky Brooklyn Washington Mattie B. Smith Cumberland Jamesson Eve Piedmont Ladies Aid Society Florence Brown Sadie Stephenson Lawrence W. Arnold Atlanta Vance Romney W. Va

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