Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-13
mOrgantoun News Notes.

mOrgnntOWn News NOTES.
FpSeiol CorrfsUoEdsnc or ts Rs0s;s-.
MoReAyrowS, w. VA, October IL
Col. T. j.. Gilmore has the contract for
grading the drill grounds for the cadet
CORPS tn the rear Of the University Com
mencement Hall.
Prof j.. c. White and daughter, Miss
Emma, are al the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Capt. Geo. w. McVicker and
daughter, Miss Bertha, are visiting in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Prof. John ]. Harvey and daugh-
ter. Miss Bessie, returned from Pitts
burg yesterday.
Hon. JOS. Moreland and Miss Lizzie
Morelaud we're called 3 few days ago TO
the bedside Of their brOther-in-law, Rev.
s. A. Hunter, who is dangerously il al
Beaver. IA. Rev. Hunter spent many
years as a missionary In China.
Mrs. WIN. Wagner is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Col. A. G.. SturgisS, OF
Oaklank, Nd.
Mrs. Prof. A. w. LOrentz und niece,
Miss Mary Lindsay. have returned
from a protracted visit az Germantown,
Maryland.
Misses Mary Evans and Bessie Ha-
gans have charge Of Miss Sadie Coils
room az the High school during the lat
ter's visit al the Fair.
Mrs. Prof. St. George 7. Brooke have
family have returned from visit 70
Charles Town relatives.
Mrs. G.. V. MILAN and son Russell,
OF Warrington, we're visiting relatives
here last week.
b. II. Hite has returned TO the Johns
Hopklns University, whore be will take
the degree Of Phi. ID. this year. He is
an alumnus Of the West virginia Uni
v~ersitv. and was awarded o scholarship
IN the Johns Hopkins last year for pro-
fcjency in his classes.
DR.. Arthur LaZier is IN Chicago.
DR.. r. De RoadeS, chemist az the eX-
pertinent Station, is in Baltimore on
business.
DR.. and Mrs. JnO. A. Myers and Mr..
amp Mrs. II. L. Scraford departed Mon
day for the Columbian Exposition.
Geo. Gamble was called 70 Buckhan-
non Monday by the SuriOuS Illness OF
JOS. Hindman, formerly OF this place,
now OF FairmODt,
Mrs. Jerry Joseph is visiting in Co.
lumbus, o.
Miss Myrtle Dorsey has returned
home from Wheeling, where she was
undergoing treatment for lung trouble
and is improving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MoOrhead and
daughter, Miss Jessie, and niece, Miss
Blanche Wood, are 10 Chicago.
Misses Matte Brock and Matte
Boughner departed for Chicago yester-
day.
Acting President p. 3. Reynolds, OF
the University, is attending the Bap-
list General Association at Charleston.
Mrs. Reynolds is visiting friends there
and will spend q season in Florida be-
fore returning home.
Ex-Governor A. b. Fleming was a
distinguished visitor here yesterday.
He came down 20 attend court. The
Ex-Governor formerly presided over the
court here and always receives a warm
welcome from members or the bar.
Judge j. Marshall Hagans has been
too tl 20 preside 90 the present term OF
court. and Hon. w. Scott Meredith, OF
Fairmont, was elected by the bar to
serve until Judge HaganS is able to re-
sumo his seat on the bench.
Steve Rice, Of Wheeling, was here a
few DAYS ago, adjusting the losses by a
recent fire for his company.
Miss Nav Watson has entered the
University, and makes the number Of
.'co-eds" Il. There are over zoo stu
dents enrolled, and the law class is the
largest since the Law Department was
established, numbering "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Webb Davis are Wis
fling IN Piedmont and keySer.
Prof. Hopkins, Of the Experiment
Station, is attending an Institute al
Anderson. He will also read a paper
before the chronological Society az
Washington, ID. c., before returning
home.
Judge and Mrs. John A. Ollie leave
this week for Indianapolis 20 visit
their daughter, Mrs. Prof. F. Emory.
Mrs. O. II. Ollie and daughter are In
Klngwood visiting relatives.
Rev. c. e. PaaSOa OF the church and
Mrs. Pearson have returned from a
land, where they passed the summer.
An extensive addition was added 70 the
church edifce during their absence.
Miss Wilma REYNOLDS will depart Fri
day for her home In .keYSer after an
extended visit here to her cousin, Miss
Bessie Wallace.
Invitations are out for a reception TO
be given by Miss Flora Hayes, October
16. Elaborate preparations are being
made FOR the affair.
A number Of the students OF the
University gave a pleasant dance 10
their lady friends at Municipal Hall 4
few evenings age.
Miss Louise Finnell pleasantlA enter
taiped a number Of friends at 3 whist
marty Frldak evening. Miss Louise
Harvey and Sam Boyd won hrst prizes,
a silver pin case and match box.
The University Banjo, Mandolin, Gui-
tar and Glee Club are making arrange
ments for q tour OF the leading towns OF
the state during the Christmas Vaea-
ton.
The su-perstructure for the bridge
over Cheat river at PIT. Marion has not
arrived yet and the completion OF the
FairmOnt, MorEantown and PittSourg
railroad is thereby retarded. The lay
ing of rails was completed 70 p Ma
rion. Pa, some time ago from Morgan
town. There are three miles OF rails 10
be laid Oh the north side Of Cheat river,
which will be- completed as soon Sc ire
bridges over Grassy run 5lp.
are six Of these brldg
sna8. all 10 cOurse Of er