Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-27
PARKERSBURG.

PaYkersburg, w. Va, June Zo.-l ile
d.. and Mrs. CaMds1 have returned
from a pleasant visit with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. DR.. Lewis at Weston.
Miss Lillian Hindman, who has been
a guest here for the past week, !eit
Thursday for Pittsburg, to visit
friends and relatives.
Frank Kidwell and his brother Her
bert. left Thursday for months Visit
in Fairmont and Warrington.
Miss Laura Buckley returned We'd
resday from New York, where she has
been visiting since the close of her
school duties at Vassar.
Capt. Mcdonald. of Hartford City
spent Thursday in our town, attending
10 business.
Bernard Higgins. of Cincinnati, is
spending a few days with friends here
Miss Francis Partridge is the guest
Of friends in Keyser, ". Va.
Mrs. w. P. Littleton and daughter:
Miss Bessie. left Thursday for a brlet
visit with friends IN Barlow. Ohio.
Mrs. Walter Pendleton has returned
10 her home in Spencer after a visit
with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Monroe.
Her sister. Miss Minnie. accompanied
her home and will spend the summer
with hsr.
Mrs. Charles Batson returned to her
home at Cairo, after short visit with
friends here.
Quite a party took passage Monday
on the new aud elegant steamer, The
Queen City. for the round trip. Among
them were Mr.. B. T. Stewart and fam
ilv. Miss Hattie Stuart, Misses Clara
and Ida Hoffman, Florence Brown and
others. They were Joined Thursday as
the steamer arrived here on the down
trim. by Miss Florence Foreman, Miss
Minola Brown. Miss Emma Gordan,
Mrs. J. J. Jackson and visitor, and
Charles Medium. The boat arrived
here rather late, but nevertheless, was
greeted bv q perfect thTong Of people.
who boarded her and were shown
through the elegant apartments, which
was rare treat.
Miss Wilson. of Charleston, is the
guest Of Miss Mildred Harris.
Miss Bessie Mcintosh left several
days ago for her home in jamestown,
y. J.. to spend her summer vacation.
W. F. TAFT. of Butler, Pa, was in our
city a part Of the past week, attending
to business.
Col. Clarence L. Smith, of Fairmont.
was here "Wednesday.
Gov. Atkinson passed through our
city Wednesday. enrOute east.
Herman W. Graft returned several
days ago from Chicago, where he is a
student at the Armour Institute of
Technology. to spend his vacation.
Monroe Rathbone, Of Chicago, is
here spending his vacation with rela-
tives and friends.
viii Dudley has returned to Chicago,
after a pleasant visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.DUdley.
". z. Chiffon. Of Charleston, and
Senator White. Of Logan county, were
prominent arrivals here Wednesday.
Miss Ely Petty has returned from a
visit with DR.. Petty and family, at
Point Pleasant.
Col. L. B. Dellicker entertained Mar
shall Wells and his deputies, in a very
pleasant manner, Tuesday evening at
his elegant home on Juliana street.
Mrs. Elmer P0ore and son Ward, Of
Fort Wayne, are guests Of Captain ].
II. Shaw and wife, In Belpre.
Miss Ruth Harris 10 visiting her
grandparents in Harrisville. Richie
county.
Postofice Inspector s. T. Hooten. of
Washington. d. c.: ]. f. Hooten and J.
W. Burchinal. of Moundsvlle, and At
torney John H Holt and 2. T. Vinson,
Of Huntington. were prominent guests
in our city Tuesday.
Col. d. II. Leonard has returned
from Denver. Col. accompanied by
Mrs. Leonard. daughter, Miss Kate,
and son Dan, all Of whom will make
our city their future home
Miss Emma Dudley has returned
from Granville. Ohio. where she at
tends college. to spend her vacation
with her parents.
Miss Belle Dent. Of Washington. D.
c.. spent several days Of this week with
relatives here.
Miss Amelia Pribble has returned
from a visit with relatives in Harris
vile.
DR.. s. s. Moore left early in the week
for the Protestant Episcopal Seminary,
near Alexandria. Va, of which institu-
ton he is a trustee; the DR.. will also
visit his old home before returning.
Quite a party Of the younger society
folks enjoyed a boating excursion on
the Ohio. Wednesday evening, rowing
quite a distance up the river, where
splendid luncheon was served on the
beach. Those in the party were: Miss
Burroughs. of Cleveland; Misses Grace
Thorp. Carol Turner. Florence Scrogin,
Lolita Gould. Flossie Gibbons. Cora
Turner. Sarah Broughton. Gertrude
Nelly. Birdie Baker Edna Root. Of
Athens; Mabel Moss. Bess Denniston.
Anna Dis. Ida Gerwig and Messrs
George Fair. J. Mentor Caldwell.
Richard Welch. Garland Butler. Will
Stahlman. Harry Hall. Sherman Dis.
Charles Monroe. Loyal Gilbert. Kay
SrGdsrass. Lysle Jones. Roy Johnson.
VII Hine, James Mcclure, Harry Cor
den and Ed. Gerwig.