Notable visitors and residents arrive and depart Parkersburg
A string of arrivals and departures fills the week in Parkersburg. George Veach and family travel to Pasadena to settle, Col. William Collett returns to Tennessee, and Collett formerly hailed from Parkersburg. Elmer Pope and H. P. Camden head to Atlantic City. Local dignitaries including Hyer, Brown, Mayor Stiles, Carr, Calderwood, Russell, Nye, and Pettigrew are noted as week visitors. Miss Grace Warner plans a Tyler county summer, while Miss Virginia Stewart resumes her home. Dr. Henry Runner travels to Princeton for the fiftieth anniversary celebrations, then to Delaware. Others—David Burns, Nettie Kirk, W. H. Rogers, J. A. Campbell, Mrs. W. W. Evans, and guests of Capt. Elmer Pope—also appear in the social ledger. MOZART PARK TODAY signals a public event with park transport noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
George Veach
Morristown
Wirt County
Throsh
Pasadena
Cal
William Collett
R. E. Horner
Tennessee
J. B. Hiskman
Zanesville
D Ie
J. H. Crippen
Out City
Jacob 8. Hyer
Sutton
T. A. Brown
Abeth
Stiles
Volcano
R. $. Carr
A. C. Calderwood
Charleston
Greens
Princeton
Runner
Delaware
David Burns
Cincinnati
Nettie Kirk
Marion Peters
Queenstown
W. H. Rogers
Wheeling
George Dunlap
Geo. Monneil
State Journal Industrial
Marietta
T. H. Hawks
Chicago
Hawks
McCandless
Laura Epstein
East
Will Haley
Emma
Florida
Georgia
Parkersburg
Lucas
U.S. Navy
Great Western Band at Mozart Park Pittsburg Two Concerts
The Great Western band of Pittsburg plays two free concerts at Mozart Park next Sunday with a 25 cent incline round trip fare. The 35 member ensemble arrives on the 10:30 a. m. train and performs at 2:30 p. m. and 8:00 p. m. The railroad offers special rates and stops at the incline for Pittsburg and Washington crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Great Western Band of
Pittsburg
Mozart Park
Great Western Band
Hillside
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington
Gas company to drill new well on Little Wheeling creek
The Natural Gas Company of West Virginia plans a new rig on Little Wheeling creek three han fed yards west of Twilight Oil’s original well and will begin drilling tomorrow hoping for another good gas flow. Local unions report resolutions endorsing union-made cigars, a Knights Templar pilgrimage to Charleston, and community notices from Wheeling merchants advertising shirts belts collars and the Olympic bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Natural Gas Company of
West Virginia
Little Wheeling Creek
Twilight Oil Company
Knights Templar
Wheeling
Crasaite
Cyrene
Charleston
Masonic ‘Temple
W. F. Shaffer
W. A Wilson KR. M. Browne
Railroad special train to Clarksburg for convention
The B and C railroad will run a special from Grafton to Clarksburg to connect with the Wheeling 7 oclock morning departure on Wednesday. Delegates from Brooke Hancock Ohio Marshall and route counties can leave Wheeling at 7 am and reach Clarksburg by noon for the district convention at 1 pm. Round trip fare is 4 dollars 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & C. Railroad
Grafton
Clarksburg
Wheeling
Brooke
Hancock
Ohio
Marshall
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Eerie
Viwleier
Ibihugy
Wits
Newe
Atlantic Cry
Witte Parsons
Entertainments
Ted Trier
CepuagDt Bee
Meyer
Morret
New York
Promumn
Mt. de Whatfoal
Rook
Amelie Thermweliont
Emborie Downs
Draventiad
Henner
Steenrod
Hogar
Lardenip
Milne Mertellen
Amelie
Hosea
Ain
Alro-Amervan Monon Ontietr
Milwaukee
Stine Sik
Piviaslows
St Luke's P. E
Oodhieed
Jacob Mellingham
Wheeling Park Casino
Margaret Tretia
Jobo E Kenna
Fh Bokem
Monus
Thin City
Charles Kilmerer
Terelohol
Mra
Joseph Widener
Mamie Lavelle
South Side
Armory
Mies Besa Donaldson
Soath Horm Sitet
Charles Sturgis
South York
Mia Hattie Reilly
Thirssey
North End
Teodora
Dion
Joba Jochum
Renae
James
Armecy
Wheeline Park
Angrest
Carrie
Nar Theridein
Minnie Walnlere
Clark Hamilton, Jr
Bein Putas
Mise Nettle Meyers
South Woods Street
North Market Street
Parker Dancing Academy
Rogers Block
Thomas Driscoll
Magalo Himtine
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Father Harris
Jeanette Magers
Leap Year Club
Kentucky Street
A. D. Bartlett
Sistersville
Main Street
Bridgeport M
Minnie Hydinger
Joseph Hydinger
South Bell Street
Hove
Altmeyer
George Hook
State Fair Association
Christian ¥. Wagner
Sixteenth Street
Ladies of the Pioneer Society
Wagner
Linsly Institute
Charles G. Dobbins
Capt. Kidd
J. Morgan Clark
J. Elwood Hughes
the Devil
Tom Walker
Benwool
James Smatlatick
A. W. Kelly
National Road
Will Delaplain
Graynville
Henry
Ella Waterhouse
Urbana
Will Delaplaine
Grayer Ale
Mamie Gavin
Mount de Chantal
South Hoff Street
Mrs. Commerford
South Chapline Street
Pluteburg
Anna
Misa Lillian Boldridge
Covington, Ky
Sie Wright
Fourteenth Street
George W. Brown
Wile von L Kelly
Brown
Cleveland
Michael Crawford
Robert
Island
Scott City
Kansas
Flemming
Columbus
Parkersburg Society
Parkeraburg
W. Va
Winter Jackson
Marion, Va
Flore Camden
Sueling Park
Vorart Park
Flint Glass Workers
H. Seamon & Son
Garfield Assembly
Swabacker's
Olympic Bicycle
Hi. F. Hileatan & CO
Imita Erelosweialtt
Congress
Dinger
Eleventh Street
Talmage
F. W. Baumer
Dillon, Wheat & Hancher CO
Levitt
M’g’r. Optical Dept
Wries Bey
Wheeling and
Pnd
United
Gara
W. Weith
C. Plating
Wal
Friedrich
Pyof
Dillon
Elizabeth
Chile
Gtr
Ty NH
Nottingham
Mattis
House & Herrmann
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