Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
MOUNDsvILLE.

Dr IT r. Rogers leaves tomorrow
morning, for an extended visitto his daugh
,er Mrs Rev. Dorsey Blake, AT Lynch
bprr. va. lie will be gone three or Ioui
+ Fl. NcCloskey made visit to his pc
rents al POwhatan the forepart oil the
week. r.,
ONE farm Of Thomas Dorsey was offered
At public sale at the front door OF the
Court House yesterday oy Sherln Gun
Mrs. Thomas Scott entertained a number
OF her friends al dinner at her nome, on
Tomlinson avenue, yesterday ABOUT
eight were present. ,-,-,...
in the basement under the Hanes House,
on Seventh street.
Miss Maggie Blake, of Wheeling. is the
charming guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph
. Voitle, on Fifth street.
Major r. w. H. Baldwin is confined to
his room with an aOscess OF the head.
The Ladies' Aid Society is making great
nrengratiOns Tor the FAIR of the Days, to
he riven al the Opers House on Washing
tog's Birthday Besides the booths repre-
s9rting the different days OF the week,
tuev viii set an elegant supper, beginning
promptly at > o'clock. a very pleasant
time is anticipated, and all are invited 10
DrJ. D. Schmeid is confined to his room
with sickness.
A cali mas been issued for the Prohibi-
tionlsts to meet at the law office OF j. How
ara Holt tomorrow evening for the pur-
nose of nominating municipal ticket, TO
be voted for at the coming election.
Simpson * SnOwacre are making prepa.
r8rious 10 move their law Offices into the
Dressed building, over Wilson's music
store.
me Fdworth League will give a social
at the parsonage next Friday evening.
The beautiful Girls CLUB entertained
a few of their friends al the home OF MISS
Cora Walton, on Seventh street, Thursday
evening. Those VINO were fortunate enough
TO receive an invitation are certainly IN
deOted 10 the young ladies for most de-
Hrhtful evening. 1t was decidedly the
most brilliant social affair of tue season.
The ladies, each dressed ia style partlcu-
lsrlv suited to herself and were the most
beautiful that could be CLEANED from our
civ. Miss Cora WaltOn's rendition OF
'Dreaming of Love- was superb, while
Miss Clara Stewart at the Piano was de-
cided success. At a seasonable hour the
guests were invited 10 the spacious dining
hall aud all did ample justice to an elegant
supper About / 80 the guests departed 10
long rememb Der the first affair of the "B.
r. when St Valentine held the reins aud
drove the gayeties at a merry pace.
The 1. o. of .. I. danced at the prison
pari0rs Friday evening Albert Shape
presided at the piano.
The Epworth League celebrated LIN
colu's birthday in "a very pleasant man
ner at the NJ. n. Church Thursday even
ing. A number of short talks were made
Ov those present in eulogy of the martyred
President. The Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian
Church Joined 10 the celebration with the
League.
John Showacre and Oscar Bonar have
leased the Humphrey Broom COnpany's
building near the depOtS, and will start a
laundry the first OF the coming month.
Mrs. Mary Henderson, who has been Sc
riously III for the past week, was reported
some better on yesterday
Miss Lou Beau, an accomplished young
lady, OF Brooke county, who has been
visiting Miss Mary Bruce, left for Nor
gantown the fore part of the week for an
extended visit to friends.
Miss LEILA Dick has recovered from Sc
we're attack Of sore throat
e. L. Hornbrook left the early part OF
the week for an extended business tour
through the eastern part of OHIO.
Miss Clara Weidebusch is confined to
her room with sickness.
Miss Matte Roberts is visiting her
friends in Loudeuville,
Mr.. Ollie Hughes, of Cameron, is spend
ing Sunday with his uncle, DR.. j. 4. Nc
Cuuough, on Morton avenue.
Prof. Cheesbro is IN Baltimore on busi-
ness.