Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
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Miss Mcdonald, of Atlanta. Ga, Is the
crest of j. Z. Waters and family.
Milton Lewis, of Barnesville. was IN
town during the week shaking hands with
his friends.
Mrs. Frank thinner and children. OF
Omaha, Neb. are home on visit Mrs.
| Zimmer's father, DR.. j. NJ. Todd, has been
very poorly the past week.
NJ. NJ. Smith, Of Shiloh. and j. NJ Mar
tin. Of Martinsburg, w. Va, are guests OF
| Prof. James Duncan. ..
The Cleveland Pennsylvania railroad
are making arrangements 10 have PARK
on their ground opposite the passenger de-
| pot. This move is one that Will aou not
| only TO the appearance OF their property
| but TO our city, and will be met with de-
| light by every citizen. Let the PARK ana
| ali its attractions come as quick as pos
| sible. The Pennsylvania road is progress
sive in everything. and TINS project Is an,
| other evidence of their being up TO time
| aud date. Why not start paper sig ned
| by our citizens. showing our appreciation
Of this move.
Mrs. Harry L. Cooke and Miss Retta
| Frasier are in Cleveland fora few days.
Rev. d. d. Allen, a home missionary TO
| Idado, will preach in the presbyterian
Church tonight. services beginning az
p. N. Christian Endeayor messing al o'oo
p. IN.
and Lock Co., has been in the city for sew
eral days.
Miss Minnie Martin has returned AFTER
a two weeks visit with friends IN Cleve-
land.
A number have received circulars OF the
fourth annual Epworth Assembly, which
is held at Epworth Park, Bethesda, ONO,
seven miles east of GAINESVILLE. The SEES
sion opens August 9th. and promises TO pc
very interesting. This is Chautaueua al
home.
A. j. Smith, of Kent. O., was in the city
on business few days during inc Pa''
week
park J. Alexander is enjoying sea air and
surf bathing at Ocean City, on the New
Jersey coast ~.
guest OF DR.. Van Wagner.
]. X. jolly aud family have returned,
after several weeks outing at Chippewa
Lake.
George Giffen, who died Tuesday, was
hurled in the family burying grounds az
High Ridge cemetery Thursday.
The Wheeling creek mission school, con-
nected with the First Presbyterian church,
held a picnic in the woods Thursday. The
SUPERINTENDENT, W. w. Scott, and several
OF the teachers did all they could 10 make
il SUCCESS. The children had happy
day.
Rev. C. C. HAYS and wife, Of Johnstown,
Pa. who have been visiting relatives here
for the past two weeks, left InursuayIor
Ocean City, on the New Jersey coast.
Albert Topping. OF the htna-Stanuard
office. is tuking a two weeks vacation. lie
contemplates spending part OF MS time al
| oil
Hugh Patton, of Alliance. o., is the
guest Of his uncle, George e. Mckee.
Mrs. A. C. Branum leaves IN a few days
for Kent, O., to visit her sisteE, Mrs. A. D.
Smith.
Mrs. John w. Trainor, of Steubenville,
was in the city during the week.
Miss Lizzie Bullock, of Cadlz, has been
the guest OF Mrs. Wagner for several
days.
following were in the city during the week
J. W. Wing, j. NJ. Mead. j. Gepielt, II.
q. Bristor
MIR. Apple. of Wellsvile was looking
after the Cleveland Pennsylvania X. X.
interests in our midst last week.
Theo. Thomas, the c., l.. 81 w. K. K. di-
rector, is on duty again, after few days
absence.
Services as usual in the Kirkwood NJ. f..
Church this morning and evening. Inc
Pastor, Rev. H. Henthorne,is taking snort
vacation, but the Rev. Roberts Will occu-
py his pulpit to-day.
The funeral of tue late Ralph Heather
ing will take place this nNrning at ten
O'Clock. from the residence out,the Nation
al Pike.