Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
WAsHINGToN, Pa.

OLdblOQ. on tue ClafU6rS rallrOaQ. GueSlS
were present from the surrounding towns
and from Pittsburg.
Mrs. Il. G. Mcclellan and children are
the guests of relatives at Latrobe, Pa.
One of the most pleasant society events
of the season, among lads and lasses, was
given last Saturday evening to Miss Ollie
Bristor, West Beau street, in honor of her
tenth birth day. Many young folks par
ticipated.
Misses Mary Sharp and Lizzie Malady
were visiting friends at Sistersville, w.
Va, this week.
Miss Julia Surratt, Of Steubenville, o.,
has returned TO her home after visit 70
relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sea-
man accompanied her
Miss Sadie Jones, Bulger, Pa, was the
guest of friends here this week.
Miss PHOEBE Mclaughlin, Canonsourg,
visited among among friends in this place
the present week.
Byron McKeown and wife, nee Agnew,
left on Wednesday for their home IN
Meeker, Col
Mrs. Ed. r. Smith, Jr., has returned
from her former home in Clarendon, Pa.
John B. Clark, Esq, has returned to
New York city after visit TO his OLD
home here.
Miss Lizzie Davis visited In Canonsburg
a few days of this week.
Misses Fannie Dougan and Lizzie b ow-
arth, who were spending the sumner at
their homes here, returned on Wednesday
to Ballard, State of Washington, where
they are employed as teachers IN the pup
lie schools.
Miss Gertrude and Nellie Smith have
returned to their home in Sewickley,
after a visit to the family OF DR.. George
ID,l 20 hfc~I
Miss Mary Aiken has returned the
Oford, O., seminary, where she has been
a pupil several seasons.
Mrs. J. c. Acheson and daughter, Miss
Margaret, have gone TO Morkleton, "a, 10
to enjoy the mountain air, OF th-t resort.
Miss Name Donnau, of Cochranton, Pa,
was the guest of friends here the present
week.
Mrs. James st. Allen is a visitor in
Wavnesburg, Pa, for few days.
Miss Lou j. Brown, manager OF the
Western Union telegraph Office here, has
gone to the New Cumberland valley TO
spend several weeks
James A. Wiley, Esq, and wife, have
returned from visiting relatives IN Al
legheny.
A wedding which has caused fiutter
among society people here has been an
nounced for Wednesday, September 21th.
The contracting parties are Alex. B. Pax
ton and Miss Edna Maxwell. Mr.. Paxton,
formerly of Wellsburg, is connected with
the management of the Hazel glass works,
and is popular young man. Miss Max
well is charming young lady ana a great
favorite in society, and the wedding Will
doubtless be looked forward to eagerly by
friends Of both parties.
Charles Davis has gone to Niagara FAILS
fos visit
Miss leila Bentle has returned from
vacation spent ST Williamsburg.
Clyde Nef, former employe OF the
Electric Light and Power Company, has
returned to his home in Petrolia, Pa.
j. Clark Neif, baggagemaster on the B.
& O. road, has gone TO Macinac, where he
will endeavor to get clear Of hay fever.
Alex. Turner, of Pittsburg, visited rela-
tives here this week.
Mss Marble Whiting of Jefferson ave-
nue., is guest of friends at her former
home in Mt Morris, Greene county, Pa.
Paul Core, son Of Rev. j. T.. Core, who
is an employee in the Plttsburg postoffice,
is at his parents home here, having con-
tracted fever at the Worlds Fair.
Rev. Marcus BrOwnson, Of Detroit,
Mich, has been spending few days with
his parents, Rev. James |. Brownson and
wife of this place.
Mrs. e. +. Achesou and daughter, Miss
Phoebe are enjoying the benefits OF the
sauitarium at Markleton.
Hon. James H. Hopkins. of Washing
lon, ID. c., spent couple OF days this
week with his sister here. Miss Kate Hop
kins.
Col. J. B. r. Streator and County Treas
urer W. b. Chambers will leave next week
for Allentown, Pa, where they will be
delegates from the Randall CLUB of Pitts
burg, to the convention Of Democratic
clubs which meet there next week.
Misses Mamie Cuff, Mary and Kate Oil
yer left on Thursday for Chicago, where
they will make their home.
Mrs NJ. Z. Ovenholt and sister, Miss
Lucy Patterson, have gone to their homes
in Streator, ILL.,, after a visit TO relatives
in this place aud vicinity.
Mrs Samuel Hazlett was in attendance
at missionary meeting held in Pittsburg
this week.
Charley Drier OF Waynesburg, visited
relatives here the present week.
Mrs Alex BebOut, Of Wheeling, is the
guest of Washington relatives.
Charles McCafferty and wife, Of Jeffer-
son avenue have removed to Mcheesport,
Pa.
Will Davis and L. Driehorst are enjoy
ing a rest at Chautauqua.
Mrs. Charlss Newlin has returned from
visit with friends at East Brady and Oil
City, Pa.
Prof. Geo. w. Vorwerk, the instructor
of instrumental music, has returned from
spending the summer at his home in Ale
gheny.
posing room, is paying visit to friends at
Emlonton, Pa
Major E. L. Christman and wife left on
FRIDAY for a visit TO Washington City,
philadelphia and other eastern cities
Ed. H. Prowitt, Esq, will go to Johns
town, Pa, next Tuesday, to attend the
State meeting of the Jr. o. L. A. NJ Mr..
Prowitt is Deputy State Councillor Of that
order.
d. c.. who has been visiting relatives here
for some time, returned on Thursday even
ing from a visit with friends at Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Kissinger, OF Beaver
Falls, Pa, who were the guests Of Wllfred
Cameron, East Beau street, have returned
10 their home.
Jacob Wolf, formerly Of this place, now
of New Philadelphia, o., was on Wednes-
dav welded to Miss Montgomery at her
parents home in Bulger, Pa.
Washington's Worlds Fair visitors this
week; John r. Taylor, Charles Crawford,
T A. Connors and wife, Harry Cundall,
Nelson Vankirk, Geo. w. Driver and wife,
w. II. Parrish and family and their
guests, Misses Florence and Asna
Morrison, of Boston, Mass; Misses
Lauretta Morgan and Mary Reed, E. B..
Evans and wife. Hugh L. Stocking, VIM.
Ogg. Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Patch, Miss Mel
lie Hazlett, ]. d. 5raden, Esq, and daugh-
| tiers. Misses Annie and Kate, Prof w. j..
Musser and wife, Miss Minnie Moninger.
| Charles G. Sherrett, a. W. Yiddy, j. f.
TAYLOR. j. NJ. Dickson, A. 5. Sprowls,
Thos. Burkelow, Jos. Manifold, wife and
son.
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