Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06
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cert and art exhibition at the City Hall on
January Il, followed by banquet.
Frank Gerharety is visiting friends in
Sistersville.
Miss Clodie Serig, of North Wheeling, is
visiting her cousin in this city.
Miss Maggie McCracken, after pleas
an visit has returned TO her home in Shep-
herdstown.
DR.. Mcmillan, of Linvale, o., is guest
of mis- parents for few days.
Leota Gates, of Powhatan, is visiting
her brother, O. o. Gates, of this city.
Gus Icons is dangerously i'll at his home
on Water street.
Mrs. J. Gibson, of Moundsville, was a
guest of Rev. Denton.
Lincoln Lodge No 40 held their banquet
last night at their hall on Main street.
The evening was enjoyed by all who were
present
Mrs. S. Edwards was agreeablyl sur
surprised by a birthday party on Friday
evening. A number of her friends were
present. They spent the evening in very
pleasant manner. AT midnight an elegant
supper was served. A number Of presents
were received.
Communion services will be held Sunday
at the Nj. E. Church. Presiding Elder
Mick will be present TO conduct the serv-
ice.
T. H. Chancey, of Littleton, stopped to
see his friends one day this week awhile,
on his way to Columbus, O.
DR. Harden, from Grafton, was in the
city during the past week.
Michael Deegan, Robert Newton and
Lorenzo Vance have returned from hunt
ing. They brought home with them sup
ply Of game.
Miss Josephine Landers, a popular young
fo1r IL l., Sfat, no, vi vie
Evening Star Lodge No Is, X. of p. and
Lone Star Lodge No. l, Pythian Sister
hood will have a public installation at Odd
Fellows Hall on Monday evening, Janua-
~ Z. Very interesting programmes have
been arranged for the evening.
Programme, Evening Star Lodge-Ad-
dress, Prof. Il. j. King; installation of e.
c.; song, Frank Lisby and wife; installa-
tion of +. c., s. p. NJ. of +. and NJ. K. 4;
song, Prof. +. Bartlebaugh; installation
of other officers; music, Prof. L. Myers
charge to the lodge, by the installing
officer.
: Lone Star Lodge-driver, Rev. D. H.
Denton; singing of ode, by the Lodge;
recitation, Lorle Landers; installation of
X. OF r. and 5. @. NJ. of E; song. Alvirda
Mahood; installation M. of H., asst NJ. of
A; installation, o. C. and l. g.; song,
Nora and Christina Serig; installation,
of Organlst and Mystic One; remarks for
good of the order by Marie Bellinger.
Miss Laura Evans is guest of relatives
in Moundsville.
Hope Society met on Thursday evening
ard elected new officers for the coming
term: President, John Limeberger; Vice
President, Dora Davis: Recorder, Willie
Becker; Financial Secretary, Rosella Lins-
lev; Treasurer. VIM. Leach; Trustee,
Chas. Vance; Ushers, Hattie Davis aud
Linnie RiuCle. The members of the So
ciety reported of having a very pleasant
time together.
Miss Nora Serig was guest of friends
in Martins Ferry.
The social given by the young folks of
the German Lutheran Church was a
success. Minnie WarsinsKy won the
watch. Total cleared, $3.50.
Nora Moore has returned to her home in
Burton, w. Va.
Miss Annie Kendall is on the sick list.
East End Tourists will give private
dance on next Friday evening at Dolan's
Lena Cooke is visiting friends in Pleas
ant Valley.
Willie Smith leaves Monday for Mans
field, o.
Rev. Boezelle was surprised Thursday
evening, bv the members OF the cnurch.
They presented him with neat sum OF
SIS.
Charles Dites, a small lad, had narrow
escape from being drowned while crossing
the river. John Themas, who was stand
ing near by, rescued him.
Louis Linville and wife, of Warrington,
who have been visiting their son, Joseph,
have returned to their home.
Miss Sallie Peabody, of Glendale, spelt
a few days with relatives in the city.
Pocahontas held special meeting Fri
day evening. to make arrangements fol-
their social, TO be held in the near future