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


Fairmout. W. Va. March 9.-Law-
renee Sands, of Wheeling, was mere
the first Of the week the guest OF his
parents
Miss Cora ogden left this week on
visit 10 Chicago relatives.
Miss Maria Raymond arrived home
this week from Baltimore, where she
spent the winter with relatives.
Nit. Civ Lodge X. OF p, No. As, held
a large meeting Thursday night. Wis
itors were present from Grafton,
Clarksburg and Warrington. After
work in the several degrees a tempt
ing lunch was served.
John Mccoy left for Grafton yester-
dav after a stay Of several weeks here.
Mrs. Yeager is the guest OF Bridge
port. o.. friends this week.
The suring term of the Normal be
can here this week with a large in
creased attendance and new students
coming daily
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yeager were
visiting friends at Wheeling last week.
George Morrow is home from a bust
mes trim to Elkins and other places.
Mrs. j.. W Barr left this week on
visit to relatives at West Liberty, W..
Va.
The stockholders of the new banking
company elected directors at a meet
ing held last Monday, and also chose
]. ed Watson as president and jacob
HAYDEN vice president and {. l..
Smith secretary.
Rev. G.. w. Grimes, of MOundsvile,
was here yesterday the guest OF Rev.
Fullerton and lady at the M. Z. par
souage.
The Schumau Lady Quartette will
give performance here tomorrow
evening for the benefit OF Hose co.
No. L.
Miss Ida Ingman leaves tomorrow
on a business trip to New York.
Miss Lille Walker and Miss sara
Culmm. of Philadelphia, who have
been the charming guests of Mrs. j.
VI. Wrestling. OF Fifteenth street. for
the past four weeks, lett Wednesday
afternoon for their home.
Rev. and Mrs. w. W. King, OF St
Louis. who have been the guests OF
Mrs. Kings parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ford,
on the South Side, returned home last
week
Mis- Barrath. Of Grafton, W. Va, is
i'm the city and is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Captain Carney, OF South Chap
line street.
Miss May Stellar, a charming young
lady OF Washington, Pa, is the guest
of Dr. l.. s. Riggs and wife, OF South
Chapline street.
Mis- Via Hervey. Of Glencoe, Ohio,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
Shorts. OF South Chapline street.
One Wheeling lady. Miss Mary e.
Maxwell. arrived at Honolulu, Sand
witch Islands, just after the native out
break. and now it seems the town is %
be represented in Cuba, where another
revolution is progressing. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. L.Heiskell. who We're Of party
that went South from Wheeling several
weeks ago sailed from Tampa last
week for Havana and are there now.
Mrs. Mary Delaplain and Miss Hulda
who were also of the party, will remain
in New Orleans, the guests of friends
for TWO or three months. The others
OF tine party, Dr.. and Mrs. John L..
Dickey. Mrs Hildreth and Mrs. Brady
have returned home.
Mrs. L.. G. Smith, of Cleveland, was
here to attend the wedding of her
brother Mr.. f. w. Smith, to Miss Lot
Tie Timers.
The Knights Templar are actively
at work making arrangements for the
conclave and Shriners meeting to be
held here next May. Mr.. George De
bolt is chairman Of the general COM
mittee. C. L. Skinner, chairman of the
hotel committee; A. J. oCone, chair
man decorating committee; r. c. Dun
nington. chairman music committee;
+. r. Safer, chairman reception COM
mittee: Dr. j. II. Browniield, chairman
entertainment committee.
Sixty-one transfers of real estate
were adm record by County
Clerk Manley asst week.