Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
Hodeens have been appointed Cos.
missioners for the Portland and 'ilnon'
COUNTY Mr e PIKE k cumley. of sts1ssdville, was
calling on DR.. Hoge YESTERDAY.
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man Clark. Esq. and wife, spent portion
| of this week with friends at Coal centre,
| Pa.
Miss Annie Jacobs has returned 70 ner
home at Riverside. Pa, after visit Win
| Washington friends.
DR.. James Werlich has returned to his
home in St. Paul, MINI. He had Deen
visiting his parents in Canton township.
The reception given on Monday evening
to Claude Lytle and bride, at the nome Oh
John Agnew, South Main street, was
pleasant affair. The presents were MANU-
some and useful. ATT,
Dot Morrison at Wheeling on WeonesuaS
was a theme of conversation here Wnere
the bride is well and favorably known.
D.I Roberts and family, OF Buffalo, N.
Y. attended the Workman-Roberts nup-
tials on Tuesday.
Hugh L. Stocking has gone to the sea-
shore
Mrs. Pat Waldron, of East Wheeling
street, has returned from pleasant Vlslt
TO Colorado.
is the guest of her uncle, Prof. Edwin Il
Linton, OF EdSL
Mrs. Charles Hazlett and child expect 10
90 to the CALDWELL House, on the National
pike west of town, to enjoy few days Oh
recreation.
Miss Clara Clark, the popular teacher OF
eocution, is home from her summer vlsit
spent at Lilly Dale, n. j.
Prof. S. s. Baker went to Burgettstown
on Monday to again take charge OF the
| Academy at that place.
Miss Linnie Reed, Of East Maiden
strict, visited Wheeling relatives THIS
week.
Misses Jennie and Kate Zahmises have
| returned to their home in West Washing
ton, after visit with relatives at Butler.
Pa.
A. French Poole, the clever young Jew
| eler, has accepted position IN a leWery
establishment at Hamilton, o.
Miss Curtis Harsha has gone to Pitts
burg. where she resumed her duties as
| teacher in the public schools on Monday
last.
Mrs. Ed. c. Horn has returned from a
visit of several weeks with her parents In
Bay City, Mich.
was visiting the family of Henry Schren-
| thai this week.
The Misses Gilmore, Of East Beau street.
entertained this week Misses Pearl, DAISY
and Minnie Weltner. of Gray's Landing,
PIT.
Mrs. VIM. L. Dinsmore, after an extend
ed visit with relatives in this vicinity, re-
| turned to her homo in Chicago Tuesday,
Michael Murray has returned TO Seda-
! liza, Mo, his home, after visit 10 WASH
ington relatives.
DIR. j. w. Stockton, East Chestnut
| street, will soon locate in Philadelphia.
n oil tr-ae N Qfflnn0nEl
| the Medical Congress, at Washington, ID.
| c., this week.
o. E. Murphy was in the East on bust
ness visit this week.
RI. Munce and wife, who live short
| distance from town, have gone 10 Europe
| for an extended visit.
Harry B. Chambers, secretary OF the
! Carbon Works, and leading official in the
Electric Light and Power Co.. will be
welded to Miss Flora B. Osborne, Of
| Clarksburg, West Va, Sept. 2Oth.
The family of Mr.. Chamoerlaine,. which
removed TO West Virginia this week, were
given pleasant farewell hop In work
mans Grove, Tuesday evening.
Rev. Frank Hall and wife, Conneaut-
willie. Pa. are guests at the home Of Nor
| gan Hays, Mrs. Halls father, on South
| Franklin street.
John Burroughs and family have re-
! turned TO this place. after living at Sisters
vile, w. Va. for several months.
Hon. James S. Stocking has returned
| from a six weeks visit to the Pacific Coast
and other western points.
| Ed. Christman and family spent por-
ton OF this week with friends at Marun's
| Ferry.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton has returned from
! Sugar Grove, Pa, where he had been fill
| ing pulpit for some time.
o. d. Bleakley, Franklin, Pa, guardian
! of theminor children Of the late John Nc
Keown, was Washington visitor this
week.
Will Hewitt, of Bragdon's engraving es-
! adjustment in Pittsburg, attended the
Workman. Ro berts wedding here on Tues
| day.
Joseph S. Roberts has returned from a
visit to Bethany, w. Va.
Mrs, Ed Clark, West Wheeling street,
has gone on visit TO Buffalo, n. Y, and
| Carbon Centre, Pa.
The wedding OF Samuel Rohrman and
| Miss Hoddie v Roberts, at the nome OF
the brides parents, on East Maiden street
extension, Tuesday evening, was prll-
| liant affair and largely attended. The
| bride is handsome and accomplished, while
the groom is a member of one Of the Oldest
and most widely known families In the
county and is q popular young man, hold
| ing responsible position in the Farmers
| and Drovers' National Bank OF this place.
| They are now on visit to the Worlds
| Fair.
Mrs. Charles Grove and Miss Burns Bur
| roughs are guests of relatives near Waynes-
| burg.
DR.. J. w. Ely and family have removed
| TO Uniontown, Pa.
| James Mexican and Eliza Elliott, both
OF this place, were married by ID. M.
Donehoo, Esq, on Wednesday.
Rev. J, II. Snswden on Wednesday
united in marriage Everett n. Miller and
Miss Eva Bell, popular young couple OF
this place,
Mrs. Samuel Hazlett and daughter, Miss
Helen. have returned from spending the
summer on the New England coast.
Miss Retta Smith, of Waynesourg, Is
Washington visitor.
| Misses Gertrude and Nellie Smith, Of
Sewickey, Pa, were guests this week OF
the family of Geo. w. Roberts.
Mrs. Howard Hazlett, OF Wheeling was
the guest Of her mother on Friday
A pleasant reception was held at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miller,
on Mill street, Thursday evening.
DR.. A. J. Culbertson and wife are visit
ing at Greensourg, Pa.
The Hebrews eff this place Will hold ser
vices next week in commemoration Of their
| New Year.
| Prof. Simouton is in Baltimore.
Miss Ella Brownson is home from the
| sea shore.
Chas. c. Rogers has returned from two
years stay in Columbus, Ga.
Samuel McGara and wife. of Morgan
town, Va, are guests of relatives here
Rev. Chas. O'Meara, rector OF Trinity
Church, Twill 20 to Prince Edwards Island
next week, TO bring back his children.
Chales p. Lang, wife and child, OF Ale
ghenv, who were visiting relatives here,
| nave returned to their home.
| AIrs Sarah McCnrmick and daughter