Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-20
NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT has BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS TaE PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered by Register Rsportss1
Readable Resume Of the NaWl
MORGANrOWN.

MoReANrowN,.W ". Va, May 19.-J. G.,
Splane, Of Pltts0urg, was the guest OF
friends here last week.
j. i. Fleming has recovered from Sc
we're illness. lie was threatened with the
fever.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer, Of Fair
mont was recently the guest OF DR.. and
Mrs. j. Z. Fitch.
W. q. Shafer, of Fairmont, was visiting
old friends here Thursday.
Hon. FOntain Smith, of FGirmOnt, was
here on legal business Thursday.
Harry l.. Robinson, Of UniOntown. is
the guest Of friends ia town.
", h. Price was al Carnegie, Pa, on
Thursday, where he has the contract for
furnishing the Carnegie Library with
desks. book cases, etc.
Miss Florence Post, daughter Of Hon.
Ira Z. Post, of Harrison county, is the
guest Of Miss Gay Brown, Of Chancery
Hill.
Gerge NJ. Breakir0n was IN Untontown
this week on business connected with the
Creamery here.
DR.. p. b. OGDEN, Of Fairmont, was in
town yesterday.
Misses Pauliua PeirpOint and Louisa
Hamilton, Of HarrsvIlle, were recently
guests Of Prof and Mrs. ThOs. Miller.
Mrs. r. II. CoomOs is visiting Rev. and
Mrs w. G. Davis at Brownsville, Pa.
T. j. Wharton and Captain ID. VI. Camp
are in Washington. d. c., furJheriug the
formers claims for the p0stOace here
=. NJ. Hukiu and j. NJ. Garard, the
PittsDurg oil operators, have been In
town for several days looking after their
Gil interests. Their company has 10000
acres leased and will soon commence oper-
ouons
II Frank Shean, Of Uniontown, was the
guest Of friends here yesterday.
Misses Wilma Reynolds, Glenn Keys and
Minnie West, of keyser who have been
the guests OF Mrs. ii. l.. GOOGLE, departed
for home last evening.
John Shaw, Superintendent OF the Oil
plant coal mines, was visiting friends here
this week.
Mrs. D. E. Holmes departed for her
home ia Washington, ID. e., Friday after
spending two weeks with relatives here.
DR.. aud Mrs. w. II. Ravenscraft. who
have been visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
Cephas Jacobs, left for home yesterday.
Mrs. Lee Ann Johnson, Mrs. Fred Grit
fith. of Baltimore, Mrs. j. NJ. Wood and
Mrs VIII Nj. ehead were visiting relatives
~ FairmOnt this week.
Miss MolHe Jackson went TO Fairmont
yesterday To remain few days with
@friends.
Miss Lilly Hackney is visiting Mrs E.
NJ. ShOwalter az Fairmont.
Mrs. VIA Kitchens, OF Mt Morris, Pa,
arrived yesterday and is the guest OF Mrs.
$. Kitchens. she has Just returned from
an Eastern trip.
Miss Daisy Pride is visiting friends in
Pennsylvania.
W. X. Hoffman, Of Pi,tsburg, arrived
last night from the East and is visiting his
parents
'-'NS KsbNey. B. s. O agent at Rock
pa. and j. H. Aitmiller, or Meyers
Pa, were recently guests Of j.
IT. ~. L. Clark and d. E. Baker came
err from Washington, Pa, a few days
20 on their cycles and spent day with
friends here.
Revs. Charles, EsWitt and Prescott
White have returuef home from Princeton
Theological Seminary, where they gradu-
ated Charles viii preach in Ciarksburg
Dewitt in KiugWoOd and Prescott will
take cH g GhlreA ipJhe West The
III graduated from the West
University three years ago.
MAJOR j. 2. Sanger, Of the u. ). A, In
yector Generals department was here
Friday and inspected the West Virginia
University Cadet Corps. The corps was
never in better condition.
win C. NIadagan and BRIDE, OF Baltimore,
arrived Friday and Will spend a week with
Mir. Ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs John w.
Nadagan. They were married in Balti-
more May IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Lowrie departed for
Pittsburg Friday 70 spend a week with
relatives
Phillip Flum died last might at his home,
two miles from town, OF typhoid fever.
Dr. A. ID. MAYO delivered the first OF
series of lectures on educational work
Thursday evening at the University, TO
large and appreClative audience. Last
night DR.. Mayo attended the y. NJ. e. A.
meeting at the University. During the
ia, yesterday ne talked to the scholars Of
the High school, and will preach az the
NJ r. Church tomorrow Sunday night.
DIR. MayO has a national reputation and
has been well received here.
Col l.. f. Copeland lectured Tuesday
evening TO a good audience at the Uni
versity.
PrOtzman's c0rnet band Of % pieces will
20 10 Grafton on Memorial Day.
The electric dynamo is being put in at
the University Mechanical Hall. The Uni
versity campus viii be lighted up every
night hereafter until ten o'clock by twelve