Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-26
ST. GAINESVILLE.

s.. CllirSV-lle, o.. January z0.-Al--S
Mary e. G-nen. Who has been with her
relatives NJ .l.s place, returned Monday
TO Chicago.
DR.. J. p. West. of Bellaire, was call
ing on friends in town Thursday.
John W. Riley and sister. Mrs. Calm,
Of Wheeling. were at their home, west
OF town. over Sunday.
Mrs. G.. @ Williams and Ettle son Har-
ry went % Washington. Pa, Wednes-
day. called there by the serious illness
os O s.s-er of Mrs Williams.
Wood Harrison and John c. Nichols
are calling on Bethesda friends to-day.
Mss Cora Burlington visited Bridge
POI, friends this week.
Mss Annie Roscoe was hostess 20 a
party OF her friends a- her home Thurs
day evening. Games and other social
amusems1,s. combined with an excel
lec- rep3s-. served TO make the evening
@ p,s7s5u one
Miss Edna K Boroff gave a pleasant
party at her home on North Sugar street
Friday evening. i'm honor Of her birth
day About fifty Of her young friends
accepted of the hospitality and enjoyed
the evening thoroughly
Martin CJTen ald wife. of Bella.re,
'T1r1 -he cues of Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Cow5n Sunday
p. b. Archer. Of Bellaire. was in town
Tuesday.
Squire Howell. Henry K0ehnl.ne ana
Squire Clark Of Br.dg ORE. We're among
these from Br.dgep3-. who attended the
d5.lCUon, tax sale Tuesday.
Marriage licenses since las. report:
Henry A. Barton and Mary Russell,
Joseph Eo.n and Mary Belre, John W.
Adkins and Annie p. Davis. Emmett
Wheeler and Naruss3 j. 10y, William
VI. ELS and Rosa ". CreJz.nger, john
p. J6ns-.es and Mary O'Br.en. William
G. Harris and Lucy d. Freeman. VIII
-a- Brock AID Mary Merit Meme, +.
D3yo and Sarah A. Evan.
The fifteenth annual Belmont County
Fc~Uers' institute VIII be held in C0ur-
House Hail. at S.. Cll;rsv.le. W6ines-
day Thursday ard Friday January %.
so ana 81. 1896. Programme: First
Day-TaN Payers Meeting: Address by
7 Hon. VIM Bundy. President: M.scella-
ue2us business; address by Hon. c. j..
Howard Economy I'm Public ENpeldi-
Usl Boyd and d. G. BIndy; Legislation
y lei 30 Acc1mpI .sl Objects Of the
Association Hon. j. Il. Blackburn and
George S. Lenz. Thursday Opening
Address President. How 20 Pr0viya
Against the Deficiency In the Hay
I Crop J. 7. Young james a. Stewart.
c.. II. Ginen; Corn Culture" L. Fawcett,
John Watson; discussion. Afternoon.
Ladies session. address by -he PraS;-
dac-: recitation, 81 Don't Have Time.
l.es Anna p lie LGnrz; paper "Educat-
.a- for the Farm, Mrs. Mary II. Nc
Pl-.s0n, paper, Advantages and D.s-
advantages of Farm Life, Mrs Louisa
Grfth; paper, "The Lesser Leaks
W-,hi1 the Home. Mrs Belle A. Bar
-cr. recitation. THE World We Live
In Mss Gertrude Thomas: paper.
"Tla Farmers Daughter" Miss Mar
W.. Simpson. ID. d.. Mrs R. Z. G.ffen.
s1ce- w. Fulton; remarks by Rev. J..
S Secretary. Mrs. A. T. McKelyey, Presi-
i7u-. Mrs IS. J. Thompson. Vice Pres
dent Thursday evening Music; reel
CO Oh, James II. Morgan. Wheeling;
mu 70; Higher Education Moving IN
Che Direction Of Useful Life and Noble
Character John w. Simpson. Pes
dent Marietta COLLEGE. Marietta. Ohio.
Friday morning" and Apply
.ug Mluures. j. w. Weller. r. f. Gift
fen; discussion; The Apple Orchard.
r. @. HogUa; discussion; peaches and
Pums. J ~. Riley; discussion; Black
Kco. and Apple Scab. Prof Aug. ID.
Selby Ohio Agricultural Experiment
station. Afternoon - Small Fu;t,'
Is. ~. Amos James EJger,0n; Diseases
of the Peach, Prot. Stl5y; How May
We Make the Farm More Probable
II. e. Lup,on; discussion; music. Even
Readings. Mss Bertha Fuhrer.
Kings School of Ora CRY. P.tsburg.