Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08
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Charleston, W. II, August Mrs.
r. NJ. Mann leI$this week to visit her
parents In SEenbrier county.
The totsSwing Charleston people are
atten%ng the Chautauqua at Clay
CouR House: Mrs. Earnest Goshorn'
Muses. Mae Botdn, Maud and Bertha
SAVAGE. Emma Killinger, Clara Brown
CEUa. Vivgie and MCllie Hall, Aessrs'
I II, Scaggs. j. w. Adams, c. b. Rude
sir G. 4. Rand, Mrs. ID. q. SULLIVAN
SqlIie Scott Brown, Ellen Anderson
Andrew CalderwoOd,. George Brown,
Mir. and Mrs. j. l.. Roadarmour, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Brown ana
child.
Spencer II. Hall has rendered ms
RESIGNATION as musical director OF InS
state street NJ. E. church, and VIII
leave in a few days to assume ms
duties as superintendent OF printing
and instructor if music 1t the state
Reformatory at Pruntytown.
Miss Nellie Atkinson has returned
from Salt Sulpher Springs. Miss Bes-
sic Atkinson is visiting in ClarksDurg'
and Mr. George Wesley Atkinson is
at Loeb Lynn Heights, to remain sew
eral weeks
George w. Summers, formerly OF the
Internal Revenue Collectors Office at
Parkersburg, has returned TO his nome
here ana accepted position as busl-
ness manager Of the Daily Gazette.
MIR. John Mason, who recently grad
uated at the Stanhope-Wheatcroft
Dramatic school in New York, has
signed a contract with the Empire
Theatre Stock Company for the COM
ing season, to appear in Under the
Red Robe. Mr.. Mason left on Ihurs-
dav TO begin rehearsals IN New York
City.
MIS-. Emma Walker and daughter
Mrs. Harry PriChard, left wednesday
for a visit to Mrs. walkers summer
home i'm Virginia.
Mr. and MRS. George N. Donaldson
have returned from Blue Creek, and
will go to Housekeeping in the craig
property on Quarter street.
Miss Annie DOnualiy left Thursday
fer Terra Haute. Ind, to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. j. z. Crawford. she was &C
companied by Mrs. Richard AShby.
Ex-Governor MacCOrkle, general
counsel for the c.. c. & ). railway,
took a distinguished party of friends 10
CLAY in his private car governor Mac
Corkle.' returning the same day. The
party included the Ex-Governor and his
wife Governor and Mrs. Atkinson,
Secretary of State w. NJ. o. Dawson,
State Treasurer NJ. \. Kendall, Gen
eral Daniel Mayer, and MeSsrs. Will
MacCorkle and Henry Flourney. Iney
visited Asbury Heights and Mount Pts
gah before returning.
Harry and Mayre Woodward, sons OF
Captain James Woodward, left Thurs
day for visit 10 their aunt, Mrs. j. j.
COT. of SiStersville.
General and Mrs. B. H. Oxley and
son are at Asbury Heights for two
weeks outing.
Mrs. y. r. c. Morrow, Of Fairmont,
State President of the W. c. 7. L., IS
in the city. en- route TO Asbury Heights,
where she delivers a lecture before the
ChautauQua next week.
". c. 3. Moor is spending much
needed vacation up Elk
Miss Georgia Young. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bradford
Moves, of Virginia street, for some
time. has returned home. =
Secretary Of State Dawson and son
Daniel left on Friday morning for Par
kersburg, from which point the latter
will so on 10 KingwoOd, to spend the
remainder of the summer with rela-
tives
Miss Norma Mcfarland has returned
from a lengthy visit to her sister,
Miss Julia, at Washington.
Mrs. d. c. Ganaher and son Dewitt
and Mr.. G. F. COyle and son George,
have joined the Charleston colony at
Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Quite a large party Of pleasure seek
erS left here on Wednesday evening
on the c. & o. excursion to Atl3ntic
City. Among them. were Mrs. l.. H.
Mead and daughter. Brad n. RUBY and
wife and Mrs. Ruby's, mOthfr, Mrs.
Carpenter, of Cincinnati, SIS Green
and wife, DR.. Robert DOug9Ass Roller