Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-24


Allen, East Maiden street.
| John Pickett and son VIII are on tor
visit to relatives in Wisconsin.
| DR.. Fradk S. Mathews, Of this place,
was expected to arrive in New YORK this
week from aEuropean visit he Will locate
| in New York.
Miss Maggie Wiley, teacher in the Glen
! dale (O) Seminary, and who had been VS.
| itinR at her home here, returned TO her
| duties this week.
The colored jubilee singers at the camp
meeting in Wilson's Grove are great at
| traction. H
Rev. Charles OiMeara has returned from
! Toronto, Canada, accompanied by his three
| children and his sister.
| Mrs. A. w. Giddy and child are the
guests of Mrs. Giddy's parents at Glen
wood, Pa.
The announcement Of the nuptlals OF
Frank E. Baird, Esq, OF Mononganela'
| and Miss Eleanor Conover, OF Marloor-
! ough. N. J.. which come OFF at the latter
place next Wednesday, is an item OF inter
est for manY people here. Mr.. Baird is
rising youngPattorney and popular gen.
| tleman, and is a member Of the Washing
| ton bar. The Baird family IS one OF the
Oldest and most respected IN Western
Pennsylvania.
Rev. DR.. George P HAYS, formerly Pres
! ident of Wash-Jeff. college, was visitor
! here this week. DR.. Hays is stopping In
| CanEonsburg, endeavoring to regain MS
health.
Miss Gertrude Bracken, Of Holidays
| burg, Pa, was being entertained by MISS
Nora Wills this week.
! Miss Mary johnson, Wade avenue, Is the
guest of Xenia o., fritnds.
Mrs. Peter Hoey and sister, Miss Belle
Taylor, were with friends at Dallas, W.
Va, this week.
Charles White whose homei is in Den
yer. Col. was the guest this week OF MS
father, Rev. r. @. White.
Mrs. Sarah Mccartney, Burgettstown,
has been the guest here this week OF her
son, w. d. Mccartney.
Miss Clara Clark has accepted position
as teacher Of elocutlon In the PennsyIVa-
! mia College for Women, at Pittsburg.
Gen. Harry White, OF Indiana, Pa, was
| here this week.
Marshall Ewing and Sam Hazlett are
| homo from a camping-out expedition on
! Cheat river.
Peter McGovern and wife, of near town,
have gone on visit to the Shenandoah
! Valley.
Prof. B. 3. Wolf has again taken charge
of the Academy at Hickory, Pa.
Miss Annie Hallam is visiting relatives
! in Waynesburg.
A number of Washington people attend
| ed the wedding of Harry Chambers and
| Miss Flora Osborne, at Clarksburg. W..
! Va, on Wednesday evening. The young
! couple will make their home at 80 East
Maiden street, this place, after their re-
| turn from the West.
Walter Blayney, popular young man,
who fotmerly lived on Jefferson avenue,
! this place, was welded to Miss Carrie
| Van Voorhis, Of Monongahela, Tuesday
| evening of this week, at the Presbyterian
| Church at Monongahela.
James Munce, who had been in Chicago
for some time, is visiting his parents here
Miss Kate McKahan is with friends at
| Eighty -Four, this county.
Mrs. Nancy Blayney and son, Ferris, OF
Fresno, Cal, who had been visiting friends
at West Alexander and this place for some
time, returned to their home to-day.
Mrs. j. G. Carver and daughters, Misses
Emma and Francis, have returned from
visit with friends at Garver's Ferry,
Parker, Butler and Renfrew, Pa.
Mrs. John Gibson and children returned
to their home in St. Louis Mo-, this week.
They hrd been the guests Of Mrs Gibson's
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall, Of
jefferson.
Mrs. DR.. Thomas McKeunan has return
ed from visiting her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
D. Olphant, Trenton, N. j.
DR.. Byron Clark, Of New York city, has
been visiting his family here this week.
Miss Sadie Whitaker, of East End,
Pittsburg, who has visited here frequent
ly, will become the bride Of Campbell
Douglass, young ieweler Of Pittsourg, on
October 4th.
Mrs. Ed. Bottenfeld is visiting among
friends at Van Buren,.
Scott McKeown has become a pupil Of
one of the schools at Cham bersburg, Pa.
Miss Marble Whiting has returned from
a visit to Mt Morris, Greene county.
Mrs. j. B. Chambers and daughter, West
Alexander, were entertained here this
week by Mrs. John l. Carson.
Writ w. Hallam, of Macon, Ga, made a
flying visit TO his grandaunt, Mrs. Sophia
Morrow, this place. en- Wednesday.
M. C.. Acheson, the able and popular at
torney, will soon remove with his family
TO Omaha, Neb., where Mr.. Acheson has
been elected president Of bank. Many
friends will regret TO see the Achesons
take this departure.
Miss Amanda LeMoyne pleatantly enter
tanned number Of young friends at tea at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
julius LeMoyne, near town, thursday
edening.
Miss Annie Ripple was the guest of
friends at West Alexander this week
Miss Anna Reymer, Of Highland
avenue, was a guest OF her mother in
Pittsuurg this week
Lee Barnes and wife, Of the Hallam ad-
dition, celebrated their silver wedding in
charming manner Thursday evening.
Many valuable presents were received.
The father and mother Of Thomas Wor-
rell the popular young ieweler, and who
o.. Il 4 81 ,.Af,, -f,;k
this week, on their return from visiting
daughter in Wheeling
John F. Berthei has gone to Mt Glenn
ems, Mich, to try the waters OF chat place,
in the hope of being cured of rheumatism.
Wilson Maxwell and sister, Miss Edna
Maxwell, were guests at the Stevenson
McHenry wedding at Allegheny on Thurs
day.
Washington people. The tournament,
which commenced yesterday at College
Park was well attended and much interest
was shown. 1t was concluded to-day.
George Davis is taking two weeks va
cation among friends in Canada.
DIR. VIM. Paul returned yesterday to his
home in Belmont, N. Y
WI. Bergman, Esq, is the guest of
friends at Chartered.
Mrs r. JEFF Duncan is entertaining her
mother. Mrs. Morris, of Pittsburg.
John r. Kuntz, the well known and pop.
Mar druggist, sprung a surprise on his
friends here Thursday evening by coming
home from ,Meuominee, Wisconsin, with
wife. The bride was Miss Jessie New
some. of the latter place A number Of
Mr. Kuntz's friends gathered at the home
of that gentleman's orother-in-law, John
M Morrow, Thursday evening, and were
royally entertained. The colored jubilee
singers appeared during the evening and
gave serenade. The newly welded couple
will soon 90 to housekeeping in Mr.
Kuntz's dwelling on South Wheeling
street.