Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-10

| funeral or Mrs FIandSaH DIOtHeI,
James Higgins.
Mrs. Will R. Johnson is here from
GAINESVILLE visiting friends. Several
dinner parties were given in her honor
this week.
Joseph Wilson and wife gave very
pleasant party on Friday evening.
James McCracken has returned to
Chicago after q two months visit
here.
Rev. H. A. L. King has gone to Abe
line. Kans., called there by the death
of his father, DR.. w. n. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parks are here
from Chicago visiting relatives.
Miss Mary Cook has returned from
Washington Seminary, where she was
studying music.
Misses Annie German and Josephine
Powers. who were in the employ of B.
II. Linton & Co, have been employed
by |. Sulzbacker
Asa McOmber, an employe Of Mar
shall Field & Co., Chicago, was mar
ried here Monday evening to Miss Ida
l.. Shave at the home of the brides
mother.
H. B. Thompson, the recently nomi-
mated Republican candidate for solicit
tor. gave a social session to brother
Elks.
The Sixth Street NJ. E. Church gave
Penny Soshul" Friday evening
which was a success. Addresses were
made by J. H. White, Y. T. Kent, Miss
L. Johnson and H. B. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Vaughn are here
from New York city visiting relatives.
Mrs. Crogan, of Wheeling, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Caniff.
Senator J. A. B. Wood and wife left
Tuesday evening for Old Point Com
fort. Va. where Mr.. Wood expects to
regain his health after a recent at
tack of malarial fever.
John Martin and Mollie Porter, of
Cross Wreck township, were married
Wednesday at the residence OF John
Loomer by Rev J. A. Cook.
Hon. Il. Sherrard, who is travelling
in Europe, is writing interesting let
tiers home.
James II. Ewing, son of the late
William and Mrs. NJ E. Ewing, of
this city. died here Wednesday. He
was born in Wheeling and was assist
ant general manager of the Steuben-
vile Pottery.
MIR. and Mrs. James w. Gill are
visiting in the East
Mrs. e. Y Dougherty is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Col. b. Seaman, who has had charge
of the Metropolitan insurance Office
here. has been promoted to Columbus.
Col. Whaley, of Nashville, Tenn, Will
be sent to this city.
Mrs. e. T. Wells entertained the
mothers meeting Friday afternoon.
David MCGOWAN writes from Paoll,
Fla. that all orange trees under ten
years of age are killed; also 80 to %
per cent. of the old trees, and that the
Florida orange crop will cut no figure
for the balance OF this century.
The parable of the Ten Virgins was
beautifully illustrated Tuesday even
Ing at the Christian Church.
c. f. Fowler, the w. & l.. E. agent
here. has been promoted to the agency
at Somerdale.
Mrs. George Stymers and Miss Alice
Smith, of Wheeling, are guests OF Mrs.
McCray. of North Sixth street.
James a. Power, of Washington city
organizer of the Federation of Labor
and Typographical Union, who is
stationed here, has rendered President
Cairns, of the Miners Union, financial
assistance.
Rev. II. P. Graham, the late rector of
st. Pauls P. e. Church, this city, has
gone with his wife and child to Delhi,
n. Y, t ovisit his wifes parents. They
were rendered a farewell reception by
the members of st. Paul's Church
Monday evening.
Al Shouse has gone to Buffalo, N. Y,
to work on the Lake Erie ship canal
engineering corps.
Mrs. w. B. Grier has returned from
Chicago.
o. J. Williams and wife, of near this
city. entertained their friends at din
ner Thursday.