Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16
MARIETTA.

MARIETTA, O., May 15.-Supt. w. w
BOYD. of the public schools, left Friday
night for Logan. O.. where he lectured
to-day before the Hooking County Teach
ers Association.
Miss Maidie Brown. of Belpre, IS the
guest of friends in Marietta.
Col and Mrs. s. L. Mooney, of Woods
field. are visiting their daughter. Mrs. c.
A. Ludey. and will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. r. w. Wallace. Of Parkersburg. Is
the guest of her sister( Mrs. John Roy.
Mr. W. A. Sniffen returned Friday night
from a visit to Cincinnati.
Next Tuesday evening, at the residence
of J. D. Cadwallader, Mrs. James Cree!-
man will give talk on her recent visit
to Madrid and Rome.
Mrs. J. N. Shoemaker, of Beverly, is the
guest of her son Frank.
Miss Florence Boyd entertained delight
fully at tea Friday evening at her home
on Second street.
Rev. E. w. strecker and wife, Of Law
renceburg. Ind. are in the city and Will
spend several days visiting Mr.. Srecker's
mother and brothers.
Mr. J. L. Guyton left Friday for Zanes-
visiting relatives.
The class day exercises Of the Marietta
high school will he held at the high school
building on June 4 Eight members OF the
class are on the programme.
The tenth annual banquet of the Ma
rietta Board Of Trade was held Friday
evening at the Bellevue Hotel and was
largely attended. The occasion Is general
" considered one Of the most pleasant
and successful in the organization's his
tory. Hon. A. d. Folett, president Of the
Board. served in the capacity Of toastmas-
ter and delivered an interesting address
on The Work of the Year Other gem
tIemen responded to toasts as follows:
What the Board of Trade has done for
the city A. D. Alderman; Industrial Pro-
gress of Marietta. W. s. Pattin; Our Edu-
cational Advantages. Prof. NJ. r. Andrews;
New Terminal Facilities w W. Peabody,
Jr.. and T. D Dale; Marietta as an OIL
Centre. p. Z. Coss The Lawyers IN
fuence on Affairs, Judge d. w. Jones;
Marietta's Future. Rev. i. A. Coll. AL
the annual feeting held before the pan
ouet the following officers were elected
for the ensuing var: President A. d.
Follett: vice president, J. 5. Simpson; sec
retarv c. L. Flanders; treasurer, ;. J.
Hathaway.
col r. L. Nye and bride arrived home
Thursday from their bridal trip through
the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Fischer and daugh-
ter. Miss Florence. left Thursday FOR New
port. Ky. where they will visit friends
and relatives.
Miss Florence Allen. West Side. left
this week for Pittsburg, where she will
remain two weeks visiting friends
Miss Bertha Cutter spent Thursday at
Cutler visiting friends.
Bacgagemaster J. L. ToIer. or the &.
& O. s.-W.. left Friday for Toronto can
ada. to attend the convention Of the
brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
Mrs. Palmer returned home to Wash
irgton c. II. Thursday, after visit here
with her daughter. Mrs r. c Dawes.
Mrs. John Curry has returned from
visit 10 Dexter City. accompanied by her
sister. Mrs Brown.
AIR and Mrs. F. NJ. Wood left Thurs
day morning on visit to Clarksburs'
w Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Taskan 3. Bosworth en-
tertained Wednesday evening in honor OF
Miss Lane. Of Cincinnati.
Mrs. George II. Eells left Wednesday for
Tonaka Kas. having received a telegram
announcing the critical illness Of her
mother.
Mr. and Mrs Phil Bachmar and daugh-
ter left Wednesday for Mt. Clemens, Mich