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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01
HANNIBAL.

Hannibal O., Aug. 31-Forty Neu,
enschwander was at Wheeling Monday
on business.
Messrs. John Joss and Eugene Cat
terly and Misses Martha Shugart. Ma
ME Joss and Mr.. VIII Hiner and Cora
Bateman are the guests of Capt. and
Miss Minnie Muhleman.
DR.. J. r. Ferguson of Marietta. O..
is a guest at the Hotel Neuenschwan-
der this week.
Mrs. Sam Lenkard and daughter.
Mignon, of Wheeling arrived Monday
evening and are the guests of Mrs.
Sarah Lenkard.
Mrs. Sam Hofer returned to her home
at Sardis Monday. after spending q
month in town with relatives.
On Thursday evening Misses Alma
and Clara Neuenschwander handsome
ly entertained a few of their friends at
the Hannibal House in honor Of some
friends near Philadelphia and Cleve-
land who are visiting in town. Music
and other social diversions were in
dulged in. A prominent feature OF the
evening were tive recitations rendered
by Miss Shugart, who is a talented elo-
cutiOnist. Refreshments We're served
at eleven o'clock after which all de-
parted for their respective homes,
much pleased with the evenings enter
tainmeut
Rev. Ernest Wilson visited friends
at Cleveland and other points in the
state this week
Forrest Bare one Of the clerks of the
steamer Lexington arrived home this
week 10 remain during the low water
Miss Edith Hofer is visiting friends
at Sardis, o.
a very enjoyable boat ride was taken
by a number of the young people on
Wednesday evening Music and water
melons were the order of the evening.
Prof Williams and family returned
home Friday, after a two weeks visit
in town with relatives.
Mrs. Pressing and children of Pitts
burg arrived Tuesday and are the
guests of her mother, Mrs. Cehrs.
Miss Minnie O'Neill left Wednesday
for Berea, o., where she will remain
for nine months teaching school.
Miss Fannie O'Neill left Friday for
Moundsyille, where she will spend the
winter with Prof. and Mrs. Williams
and attend school.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the show at Wheeling Satur-
day.
Mrs. Cline and children of New Mat
amoras. o., are the guests Of Mrs.
Schubaush.
Miss Katie Muhleman left Thurs
day for Wheeling where she will visit
relatives for week.
J. r. Dunlap OF Marietta, was in
town Sunday.
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MONONGAH.

Monongah, w. Va, August S1.-En-
gineers passed through here Tuesday
surveying a route for a motor line from
Fairmont to Shinnston. The supposed
road will run through Boothsville,
which comprises the best farming sec
tion of this county.
Gypsy Grove, on the Monongahela
railroad, is fast becoming a pleasure re-
sort, and it is said by many who yearly
go to Atlantic City that Gypsy sur
passes that famous pleasure resort in
amusements, etc. Throngs of people
from this and adjacent towns daily
amuse themselves there. A large NUM-
Der left Thursday, and report as hav-
ing a very pleasant day.
The members of Black Diamond
Lodge No. Y, X. of p, have organized a
division of Uniform Rank" with r. b.
p. Bowie captain, and will attend the
grand lodge at FairmOnt in a body.
Oscar Cochran has purchased the
store belonging to A. j. Brumage, who
retires from the mercantile business.
Mrs. J .E. Frey returned Tuesday
from an extended trip to Wheeling.
Work at the mines of the MOnOngah
Coal and Coke Company has increased
considerably this week. Owing to a
scarcity of cars. the work for the month
of August has been somewhat light.
Aunt" Rachel Cunningham, aged
1O2. broke the record a short time ago
by walking to Worthington, distance
of four miles. She is a very spry old
lady, in spite of her extreme old age.
She is the oldest resident in the county.
Rev. w. II. Pride, Ccolored, will visit
Monongah September 9th, with "spir-
tied" and renowned troup of colored
singers.
Rev J. P. Werner is at Parkersburg
attending the annual meeting of the
NJ. L. conference, of which he is mem
Der.
DR.. and Mrs. s. A. Stone are in Bos-
ton attending the conclave.
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Sprouts are glad to hear of her recov-
cry from lingering illness.
A number OF G. A. r. members from
this city will attend the encampment
at Louisville, KY, on next Saturday,
September 7th.
Mr. Sanford Edwards is in Sisters
vile for a few days among relatives.
Miss Seine Shriver, of Wellsburg, is
visiting her sister in this city.
The pay car on the 3. G o. arrived
Friday.
Robert Linskey was in Moundsville
during the past week on business.
Mrs. Thos Mcmillan, who has been
i'll, is slowly recovering.
Miss Emma Mohler was quietly mar
ried to Mr. William Rude Wednesday
evening. Rev. Bozcelle performed the
ceremony.
Miss Kathleen Cooke and Miss Vir-
ginia Dolan will leave in few days for
Pitsburg and Allegheny, where they
will visit for several weeks.
The Sunday school of st. Matthew
Lutheran Church gave a picnic at Mo
Fart Park Friday. 1t was well attend
ed
Mr. Loman Saterfeld. of Metz, is
spending a few days with his parents
here
Misses Bessie and Linnie Hammond,
Of Moundsville, are visiting their cous-
in, Miss Laura Evans, on Main street.
Miss Annie Kearns accompanied by
Lena Cooke. have returned from a visit
in the country.
Josiah Sinclair has returned from
Woodsfleld, o.
Miss Katie Gately a popular young
lady, who has been on a two months
visit with friends and relatives at Cum
berland Nd, has returned home.
The skelp department Of the Ben
wood iron works viii be idle next week
on account Of repairs.
Misses Flora Dolbeare and Elva Fitz-
gerald are spending to-day with Sis
tersville friends.
John Wiedmeyer and family are Wis
iting in Geyser, w. Va, and ether
points.
The names Of the following persons
who have arrived home from the camp
grounds, where they have been rusti-
eating for the summer, are: Mr.. W.
Pelley and family, Miss Nettie White
sides, Annie and Helen McCabe. Miss
Rcsella Linsley and sister. Ora. Mr.
VIM. Kelley and many others.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing steel works.
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CLARINGTON.

Darlington. o.. August 31.-George
Heide. of Wheeling. is visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
@. w. Cain. Of Benw0od, W. Va was
calling on friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Nav Seal. of Uniontown, Pa, IS
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ;.
Thompson.
/ w. Fankhauser has been appoint
Ell administrator of the estate OF Mrs.
Henrietta Michel, deceased.
Mrs. Elizabeth Topp died at her
home. on Front street, at 3:OS p m.
MONDAY. August 18th, after an illness
of about three days. Her death was
directly due 10 a paralytic stroke re-
ceived some time Saturday evening.
She was not feeling well Friday morn
ing but was ont sweeping the pave
mert when she was taken violently
sick. Or. Habermehl was called and
done an he could to relieve her pains,
but she kept getting worse right along.
She suffered greatly till Saturday even
ing. when she received the stroke she
seemed TO lose consciousness, but was
delirious until Monday morning, when
She quoted down and rested easy until
eight minutes past three, when she
peacefully passed away. The funeral
took place Wednesday afternoon. In
torment in Darlington Cemetery.
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CLARKSBURG.

Clarksburg. W. Va. August 81
There is talk of organizing in this city
an alumni association of the West Nir-
ginia University among the graduates
of that institution.
The first play at the new opera house
is to be "The White Squadron
The entry books of the fair have been
opened. and up to this time there never
has been so many made for any pre-
yious exhibition.
1t is believed the new Northwestern
Academy building will be completed so
that school can commence by the first
OF October.
A large number of our citizens at
tended the colored camp meeting and
listened to the New Orleans jubilee
singers.
J. n. Daird has returned from Car
michael. Pa, where his regiment, the
Ringgold cavalry, had a reunion.
On Thursday evening Miss Osea Reed
was married to Mr. Edward Winter
Jackson at the home Of the brides pa
rents at Elk City. The bride is the sis
ter of Stewart f. Reed, editor of the
Telegram. Among persons from this
city attending the wedding were Misses
Bonnie Smith, Katie Stuart, and
Messrs. !. r. Trotter, d. NJ. Willis and
Editor Reed.
Watch out for the Clarksburg fair
next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
dav. 1t is now certain the races will
be filled. and the exhibition Of speed
will he an interesting one.
The death of Edgar NJ. Davisson has
cast u gloom over the whole commun-
fly. He was one of the most wealthy
and influential citizens Of Harrison
county.
Mr.. Harrison Cork, whose life for
some time was despaired of, is expected
home next week, now that he has al
most recovered.
Rev. Commack, of the Baptist Ban
ner. was here during the week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. S. Carr are visiting in
Buckhannon.
Hon. NJ. D. Post, of Wheeling, was
circulating among his many friends
here this week.
Among prominent visitors in this city
during the week we noticed. B..
Fowler. Esq, of Chenille; R. p. Don
nally. of the Wheeling Register; Mr.. A.
c. Holmes. of West Union; DR.. J. l..
Goodnight. of the University; Will Hall,
an attorney of New Martinsville; G. c.
Lewis. of Pittsburg; Scott Stuart and j.
Y. Blair. of West Union.
Among the citizens visiting abroad
are.-NIiss Ida Reed, at Youngstown, o.;
Mrs. Mvra Camden, at Mountain Lake
park. Rev. J. c. Reynolds, at Balti-
more. Attorney E. G.. Smith, at Phila-
delDbia: Mrs. John Owens. at Parkers-
burg: A. J. Fletcher, at Pittsburg; Col.
Iobn r. Borgess.. at Weston; and Mrs.
7 NJ Carter. at Buckhannon.
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enjoy the fruits of this devotion. Tic
members Of the congregation ar. I'D.
quested to have their offerings of f8r.
ers for the adornment of the a.r.,
exposition in the church OLD Frl..
morning. Benediction on next FRIDAY
will be on Blessed Virgin altar
Last evening at half-pa-. four
o'clock, Ed. Terry, Of North Wh.'a.
who is working on Inglebright e
barge at the foot of Jefferson
had his attention attracted by ne
object that was washed ont Cd. .e
prematurely born. Coroner E
Furbay was notified of the matter ..
being unable to get all the Testimony
of the case, did not render verdict
The body was turned over .o G.F La-
suer, the undertaken. for ulial. Tho
authorities have no clue O.. 10 Uu8 ID
the mother OF the child.
Last evening Price Pierce uI tu-
brose Henderson got Co f0o'uL at
with a knife. when Henderson -c.-
dentally cut Pierce Pierce had a Var-
rant sworn out for his arrest. Dun mp I'D
this time he had not been found
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CAMERON

Cameron. W. Va, August 91.-Mr.
and Mrs Bert Steagel are guests OF
friends and relatives here this week.
Mrs. James A. Chambers, of Nc
Naclen. is visiting her son, Scott
Chambers. here this week
Willie Donley arrived home from
Kansas last week. He had been alb
sent for more than a year, and his
many friends we're much rejoiced at his
return.
NJ. 3. Helms. our furniture dealer,
made o business trip TO Wheeling on
last Thursday.
G.. N. Sellers. q Ryerson Station mer-
chant. called on friends and transacted
business here Friday last. He was al
SD met here by a sister from the far
West. VINO drove home with him in his
carriage i'm the evening.
A sad accident occurred about mile
from town Wednesday evening, by
which q young man named Sloniker
me. death at The hands of a friend
named Wendt The young gentlemen
were returning from a party in cOmpa-
NY with some Other young folks. when
lIr. Wendt. who was behind SlOniker,
drew a revolver and fired in the dark
ness. the bullet taking effect in Sloni-
ker's neck. lie lived bul q few min
utes. His young friend, Mr. Wendt is
almost frantic with grief at the sad Oc-
curreuce. The remains of the young
man were laid TO rest in burying
ground near his home Friday, at p.
m.. in the presence 3f large concOurse
eff relatives and sorrOwing friends.
Both families are highly respected, and
the two young men had been almost
brought ND together, and there never
had been the least difficulty between
them. and it was purely case Of acct
dental shooting
TIE many friends Of Mr.. Jesse Cham
bers. @ former grocery clerk in our city,
win DE sorry to learn of his untimely
death. He was stricken with typhoid
fever at the home Of his brother, and
lived buJ a few days His remains
were taken to his home near Ryerson
Satti0n. Pa, for burial on Thursday.
Crawford Bros. &, Co. are eXcavating
for a new fine business building on
their lot near the railroad crossing.
The Rev. s. T. Montgomery, after
spending q pleasant vacation, will re-
sumo his duties as pastor of the Pres
by-eriau Church this morning Sun
lay)
Air. w. 3. Hicks and daughter, of
Wheeling. called on friends here
Thursday.
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dent of the First National Bank, dled
Saturday evening Of consumption at Iie
home of her sister. Mrs. NJ. Miller III
WesternpOrt. Mrs. Edwards retuI n Gu
home a few weeks ago from Callior,nla'
where she spent year for her he''lOu'
Sidney Hitler, of Ocala, Fla, Is 5penu-
ing a few days here.
Mrs. Fl. Burnsworth is visiting her
daughter in McKeespOrt, Pa.
J. II. Cramer, Jr., spent the week II
Baltimore.
w. c. Ault. Supervisor mere, mas Oeen
promoted to Supervisor at Parkersou s.
He will take charge there on SUNDAY.
We are all loath to lose him, 1or DURING
the lew years he has been located mere
we have all learned to value ms s'eI-
ling worth and good citizenship.
Mr.. J. A. Todd has resigned as cor
resemblance clerk for Mr.. =. Hayue1.'
NJ. NJ He will be succeeded by W. D.
owens. and he by DR.. D. ID. Mehan'
We are informed that Mr.. q. w. lar
rison. Jr.. has been appointed cashier
of the w. Va. c. & P. r. R., and that ne
will be succeeded by Mr.. Joseph l. Ge'-
Nv as agent at Westernport.
Mrs. J. Oehrl is spending lie" "eeAS
at Winchester.
MIR. NJ. Hayden. Of Parkersburg, Is
WISHING his son. the Master Mechanic.
Mrs. B. Higgins left this morning 10
visit her sister. Mrs. J. Stanton III
Chicago -.
Rev. c. Forest Moore returned lhe
first of this week from Camp IN Kappa
hammock county, va. ,
Rev. C.. Hasuaro, of Japan, gave an IL
Illustrated lecture on the Chinese-Japan-
csc war.
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BENwOOD

Misses Mary Healy and Nora Allen
orc spending a few days with Mrs. j..
Talford. of Sis-ersville
NJ. N. r. Taylor, of Grafton, was in
the city this Weey.
a crowd of young folks are spending
to-day at Linn's Grove.
Mrs. O.. Barthlo, of Palatine W. Va,
who has been attending her daughter
Mrs. Charles Sprouts, who has been
dangerously IN for some time, has re-
turned To- her home.
Miss Mary L. Cooke is a guest Of
friends I'm Sherrard.
Council failed 10 have a quorum last
Tuesday evening.
Alr. Potter joyce attended a party in
Martins Ferry Friday night
Miss LOttie Price leaves Tuesday for
Duckh2.n0n W. Va, where she Will
attend seminary.
A new drug store will be started on
Main street.
Mrs. j. Beabout, from Cameron, is a
guest of friends i'm the city.
Rev. B1zcelle was in Jeanette. Pa.
for few days Lost week.
Kiss Ida Sprouts is on q visit to her
home I'm Pi,-sbug.
Hope Society meets Tuesday even
ing.
Ed Barrett is in Newark o., on q
visit.
Public school opens Monday and also
the ST. Johns school
Pat Harvey. from Proctor, was in
town Friday.
4 grand picnic is TO be given by Al
ferath Council No 8. Daughters of Po-
cahon-as. ut Whiteman's Grove next
Saturday. September 9Th.
Messrs. Paul Riddle and Chas. Vance
have returned from WCOdsiield. o.
The many friends OF Mrs. Charles
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WHEELING REGISTER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER, 1895

Stephens returned from Wheeling Wed
nesday and reported his wife much I'M
proved. 81.
w. Meg. Hall spent a few days this
week in Braxton County, on legal Dusl-
ness.
Eliza Martin, who has been here two
weeks with relatives and friends, re-
turned Monday to her home at Pitts
burg.
Geo. Lerchner, the Main street I'M
dertaker went to Wheeling Tuesday,
to have Dr. Dickey to attend an injured
eye.
Lula Smith and Sophia Rosencraft,
of Pittsburg. are calling on friends on
the South Side.
S. F. Mathews, of Columbus, Ohio,
is visiting the famii- of Squire W. W.
Selby of Maple Avenue.
Miss Jennie Bruce left Thursday to
visit relatives at Sistersville.
I. L. Blackmore, attorney of Sisters
vile, was here Tuesday, on legal bus
mess.
John Ober, is suffering of a scalded
foot, which he received while attempt
ing to remove a kittle of boiling wine.
w. Vandine, of Rayenswood, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ober, the
first Of the week.
Miss Jennie Clark, of Cambridge,
Ohio, is visiting the family of S. J. Ell
lott.
Mrs. C. Wehrley. of Pittsburg, was
the guest of Mrs. John Steuder, the first
of the week.
A ministerial association composed
Of preachers of the NJ E. Church, was
held here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Very interesting services were held
each evening. Amongst those present
We're, Revs. A. Mick, Elder; Mounds
Vile; d. A. Denton, Benwood L. H. J.
King, Sherrard; S. w Roberts, ]. En-
gle, ~ B. Johnson, Wheeling; c. w.
Upton, Cameron; A. Z. Barnes, Mounds
vile; }. HAT and Rev. J. w. Bedford,
New Martinsville. The association
passed iron bound resolution on pro-
hibition.
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NEIGHBORHOOD.
What has Been Going On in Near-By
Towns.
Socl7I Affairs, Happenings And
Events ofLocalmtere5tG Gather
eo BY Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
ST CLAIRsvuLF


81. Clairsyille O.. August 3f.-lTr w
a. Hunt, OF this place attended me
circuit Judicial Convention. an Youngs-
town, on Tuesday
w. stephens and w. S. O'DonnelI
GAINESVILLE wheelmen. We're in town on
Monday.
Ar- VIII Weber. Of Cadiz. was in
town this week.
QUO Oilen, John Frazier and Dulm
Barrett of this place attended the
dance in Bridgeport. Monday evening.
George Litener. of New NfartinsviIIe
is visiting old friends here this week.
3ir. and Mrs. Gerry Amos and Miss
Nan Grove entertained their friends az
yea on Tuesday evening. AMONG the
one of town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. RI.
O. Brauum, of Bridgeport.
Mr. q. S. Hamul and AIr. ID. J. OMIT,
of Oakland. Nd, We're here Monday. on
legal business.
Marriage licenses issued since last re-
port. John Lovorre and Nrortba i Fs-
kew GEORGE TT Davis and 1o.,o-,lf,,, m
Perkins. William NcCanortv and Cor
della Lautuer Holm n f.srfr1c9r and
Anna Davies. Cvpri7r HINT and Fmr,a
Swartz. Francis u. SuiweU and Mary
ST. Want Edward Nermillion and Lin
B Iitlet0n. Fred Weiss and Mary
O,Kaefe Hammond Anil and tIvi~a r.
Pollen William NJ Kil,ors and Mary I
Dinsmore. Richard Barr and Mary Stel-
lar David {. Jackson and Olive l.. Mar
land
Miss Nav pro-rvm7n of Wheeling
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tvnhn.d fever at Fetterman.

typhoid fever at Fetterman.
Mr.. Philip Mugler, of the Newport
News, is visiting his uncle, H. J. Mug
Ter, of this city
Judge VIM. T. Ice, of Philippi, was
in Grafton on legal business several
daysNhis week.
w. d. McAlister, of Baltimore, super
intendent of the Pullman palace car
service. was in Grafton this week.
Ed Moran is at Philippi Z-day
Harry Jones is visiting friends at
Mottsville this week.
DR.. H. B. Steele, of Pittsburg, Kan
sas, is in the city.
Miss Nell Haslup is at Mountain Lake
Park.
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What's your occupation. bub: ask
ed a visitor at the Capitol OF a bright
boy whom he met in the corridor. Inc
boy happened TO be a page in the White
House. I'm running for Congress-
sir" ne replied.
"Wimmiu. said Mr. Grogan, is
moigbty similar ln wan way. An
fwat thot2" inquired Mr.. Hogan. NO
matter how minny av Thin YOU get ac-
quainted wild. they're all alike IN BEN
different wan from 2nOrher.
It was i'm the New York Worlds re-
port OF q political meeting that the
word shouts was so lUdicrously mis-
printed as 20 make the blunder famous.
"The shouts of ten thousand Democrats
rent the air" read the report.
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GRAFTON.

Grafton. w. Va, August 31.-quite a
large crowd drove up TO Philippi to-day
~ attend the Junior Order picnic and
see the ball game between Philip! and
Grafton.
capt. G. W. Curtin, of Sutton, was in
Grafton day or two this week.
5. II. Sommerville, of the West Side,
IS on the sick list
There are quite number Of cases of
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REYOND HER.

The new woman stamped nor
her ewes CLEANED with rage.
wrath were evidently ON Der
though she could not utter th.-
Sackening her fin de s.er..
i1 various places she twisted a
grcd until the collar button.
slipped down her back, fell ON
AS she picked il mp and ail'
its proper pace look OF d-it.
upon her cOuntenance.
She lacked the courage Oh
tons. Though the occasion H
~ demanded profanity. she
swear.-New York Truth.
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LAMENT OF a LITTLE oH-.

NV brother VIII. Doe used ~
The incest kind Of gir,
Tie wore little dress lIH,
And bad his hair bob o-rL
We played with dolls aul
And every kind of fO!
But all those good DIi '.
VIII turned into nol
Mamma has made n.m ..'I
With pockets iu ON.
And cuf Off an bis y.Il"
And sent them to il
And VIII. Doe was $50
He almost jumped
Pu- 1 must own dion
VIII turned into "a p't
And now he plays VII.
don't know hOW Z"
And marbles that j ut
Ttut never hit nor Hii
And lcap-fr0g-I can
a.. Ebarf.l Frank
M, no one knows boss
since VIII has turned
r to,a 90 wear fr1ck5 ...
And now they re h
have % sit aud JUS. ....
while VIII can r.Hl
PM I must keep my
And wear my hair ODD .-..e .
81 -,-orer-Oh. worst
baye 10 stay q sri. -Ex-h-1s-'
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sTEUBENyILLE.

~
rived here and taken possession OF the
parsonage of The Second Presbyterian
Church. of which Rev. Irwin is the pas
tor-elect
Misses Jennie Oliver and Lille Nor
ris0n have returned to their teaching
duties at Chicago after spending their
vacation az home
Misses Nellie Brown. OF this city. ana
Flo Wilson. Of Wheeling. are guests Oh
Miss Louise Scull. Of Somerset, ia. o.
Harry MaJack entertained friends
Friday evening i'm honor OF his TREND
Mr Abbott Music, cards ana dancing
were participated IN.
Dr. William Cable. for many years
physician I'm Pittsburg and an old-ume
former resident OF Syeubenyille, died
this week
Dr. j.. ID. Lcdyard, formerly pastor or
the Second Presbyterian Church tAls
city. died on Thursday at uauviile, Ay.
j. A. Locke and wife, of Chicago, VINO
have been visiting here, have returned
home
Mrs. win Bracken entertained
friends Wednesday evening In honor or
Mrs McEliowuey of Detroit, who leit
for her home Tlureday evening.
Cards have been issued for the mar
rage OF Florence. daughter OF James
Breuene. TO vs. Howard Dean, at Min
go Junction ON the evening Of oeptem-
Der 4tl
George Hawkins and wife and Miss
Eua Miller leave next week for New
York city.
Mrs. ID. w. Steir and daughter. Of
Washington Ci-y, who have been the
guests of Robert orr and wife. have
gone 10 Greenfield o.
Miss Margaret Stewart entertained
about twenty-five of her young friends
on Monday evening in q charming
manner i'm honor OF her seventh birth
day
Henry Code. of Neringe, Ia. who has
ben q guest of Henry Flo-o and fomily,
has returned home accompanied 10y
his niece Miss Matilda Floto.
j. j. Gin and George W. McCook and
sons have returned from a weeks
yachting ON the lakes.
Mrs. Henry Whi-ehill and son. who
have been guests of DIT. A. III. Reid and
family. have gone 20 their home 40
Deer Lodge, Montana.
Mrs. j. VI. Reynolds and son have
gone on O visit To- Wilton Place, o.
Mrs. W. p. HAYS has returned TO Chi
cago after o months visit with w. IL.
r. Elliott and family.
John AcClave has gone ON Visit 10
Lincoln. Neb.
G.. w Casper of Springfield. o.. was
q guest OF @. NJ Eh0ades this week on
his way home from Atlantic City.
Miss IDA WEIGH has returned home
after q visit iU Indianapolis and other
points ir Che West.
q. L. Neebler OF Albuquerque. n. 81,
was called here this week by rho illness