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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-30

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will be ready for occupancy in a few
Mrs. Isaac fisher and Mrs. Phil.
fisher. OF Hannibal, were guests OF
Mrs. C. c. Eisanbarth Wednesday.
Miss Tia Fish. a teacher in cur pub
lie schools. was visiting her home al
Misses Cora Mccain and Bird Wiley
left for Wheeling to-day TO call on rela-
tives.
Miss Mentel Berger is calling on
friends and relatives at Moundsvile.
POwhatan. o.. this week.
Mrs. Chaplin, who has been danger
ously i'll for some days, is now much
better.
Judge Geo. II. Umstead has been con-
fined to his room with la grippe this
week.
Marion Moore was appointed jury
commissioner by Judge Freer this
week
The following named strangers were
registered at the new Elk hotel Friday;
John .. Hall, of Claysyille, Pa; j. K
MoeH. Warrington; ". Henry, \. j.
Fov and J. ". Harmon Of Pittsburg
Ga. j. Y Do
ford. Wheeling: n. Z. Garner. Wood
RUIZ. Pa. and 5. S. ThOckmartin, Hun
dred
Miss Birdie Hart, daughter OF Capt
J. z. Hart. Of the Pension Department
Washington, d. c., was calling on Miss
Dasie Richardson this week.
The trial of c. J. POuitOn, we'll and
favorably known young man and a
school teacher of this county, was on
Thursday and Friday Mr.. Poulton is
charged Of having robbed a peddler
r. #. Robinson assisted by VI. r. Nor
ris represented the State. J. w Nc
Intire and \. T. Morris appeared for
the defendant. At this writing no YER
diet is returned. Mr.. PoultOn stands
very high in the estimation OF his
ueighbOrs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-30
SISTERSVILLE.

Sistersvile. w. Va, May 29.-Hal. ].
Porterfeld left last evening for Oil
City. to spend a few days with friends.
Frank Colsurn went down TO Raven S
Rock this morning. and from there
went over into Washington county, O.
The excursion to Cincinnati, given by
the Ohio River Railroad Company, only
had seven people out of her and five
from that sleepy little hamlet New
Martinsville. The rate was only $500
for the round trip and the tickets were
good returning Tuesday.
Arthur Love. of Marietta. was here
last evening and established the order
of Z. at the x. of P hall. This is a
social branch of the order and many
persons were taken in. No one except
a X. Of p. can belong. Arthur is billed
10 give an entertainment in the Opera
House on the 18th. which will be a
hummer. His ability 10 please is known
all over this section Of the State. He
will no doubt be greeted with a big
house.
Lansing Farrell. of Huntington, ar
rived in the city last evening and will
remain here for short time.
Mrs. c. C. Mccormick went up TO
New Martinsville this morning and
will spend Sunday with friends there.
Bob Mccormick went TO Wheeling
this afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Green and daughter Miss
Pearl. went TO Wheeling this morning
to spend the day with friends.
Mr. Robert Williams. Of Pomeroy.
Ohio. arrived in the city day before
Yesterday and has accepted a position
at Z A. Daniels & Co.
Frank Leasure is in Darlington to-
day looking after some legal business
for P. A. Shanor.
DR.. ". H. Gillespie went down the
road this morning.
Henry Rauch went to Parkersburg
this afternoon to spend Sunday with
friends and relatives.
Harry r. Wickham went to Wheeling
this afternoon to spend Sunday with
his parents. Mr.: and Mrs. Capt. ". W.
Wickham.
Attorney F. n. Young went up the
road this afternoon.
!. 4. RYAN went 10 Wheeling, this
afternoon. 70 sneud the Sabbath with
friends and relatives
County CLERK W. c. Dotson. Of ST.
Narvs. IS in the citv today shaking
hands with old friends and acQuaint-
ances.
w c. Mccullough was here a short
while TO-DAY.
C,as 2 Bailey ard wife and 0r.
VI e Neck a7d wife viii leave IN the
VIRGINIA Sunday for q short visit 10
Cincinnati
Quite p number If orr pe0nle -
recently been SATISFACTORILY fitted with
vlaesos nv Henry ". Etz. the Optician.
in Wheeling.
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sTEUBENVILLE.

Steubenvile. O.. May 29.-Miss Ellen
NJ. Jenkin is visiting relatives at Cres-
cent. Belmont county.
Mrs. W. r. link entertained the Us
very Hospitality on Tuesday evening.
5. c. Gill and c. II. Steele have gone
10 the Cheat river for a fishing TRIP.
Miss Hettie Coates is home from New
York City. where she has been taking
a course in elocution.
Miss Kate /. Gallaher Of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting Mrs. John NJ
Cook. mas returned home.
Sylvester FrankhauseT. Of this city,
and Miss Name Neary, Of Mingo. were
married at St. Agnes Church, Mingo.
on Wednesday morning, by Father
Meade.
Rev. T. II. Hanna, Jr.. Of the [. p.
Church. is attending the general assem-
bly, at Rock Island, Ills. His father
was elected Moderator.
Mrs. DR.. Rodgers. Of Tucson. Arizona,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Freeman.
The young ladies Of the L. P. Church
gave a library social at the home Of
Jas. Gregg on Thursday evening. The
Olive Society gave a musical and liter
arv entertainment in Hamline Church
Thursday evening. The c. E. Society
of the Second Presbyterian Church gave
a social in the church parlors on Fri
day evening
Rev. +. c. McClave goes to Nebraska
next week TO preach in a congrega-
tional church during the summer.
Mrs. John Comm is home after a Wis
il in Tuscarawas county.
Miss FAME Swearingen. Of the Ale
gheny General Hospital, is home on
visit.
Mrs. Merritt and child Of Pittsburg,
are guests Of c. L. Hogg and family
Mrs. John Newell. Of Columbus IS
a guest Of Mrs. William Hayes
c.. Meyer. c. Z. Moody, Robert Love
and c. C. Fisher were delegates 10 the
X. Of p. Grand Lodge at Toledo.
The entertainment given by the Acme
Minstrels in the opera house on Satur-
dav evening was a success.
Miss Carrie Hogan has returned from
the East
Mrs. Albert Pershing. Of Pittsburg, j;
visiting relatives here.
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r.5er-s Valley w. Va. May 29-Nr.
ro-rrs Russz7. of the Russell planning
mill SisIersville. was in the valley JAe
frs ~ he week on business.
lr- James :. Stephens was in New
N8rtInsv.lle Thursday on business
Williams Bowers. Of S.stuyllle,
s7srt sunday with friends here.
Mr. William Sayres who has o5en
VISITING relatives here. has returned Ia
his home az CCrbiLC %.
gr-. Elizabeth Pollock. Of Wheeling
Island was visiting friends here the
FIRST of the week.
Mr. James Dolan and daughters. OF
Sistersy.lle. were IN the valley wed
uesiay.
Mis- Ethel Vivian stephens was snOp-
ping iu Sardis the first or Jn3 WteN.
j. u. Schmed, W. D.. Of NeWNarJIAs-
VILE made g professional call here TO-
day.
Drilling viii be commenced Monday
morning on OH well 40. ] on the east
eru part OF the Z. k. POLLOCK farm
Mr. Ihrig q prominent OH contractor
~ Sisyersv-le. was I'D Jhe valley 'l--s
week.
Geo. Thompson. Jr-- me popular reg
lister reporter. or 9-LN-S o'' was "1' G
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. Clairsville. O.. May 29.-Thomas
w. Thompson, of Iowa City, Iowa, IS
the guest of relatives and friends mere.
T. ". Hall and wife, of Quaker City,
were The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. I. w.
Finch over Sunday.
Ed. Laws. Of Bethesda. was IN town
Friday seeing old friends.
Mr. and Mrs j. w Scott are visiting
ar SDenceT's station.
Mrs. James Nilligan and daughter. OF
Bellaire. were the guests Of Rev. Chan
der and family this week.
Hon c. L. Weems. of this place, will
deliver the Memorial Day address at
Georgetown. Ohio.
Sheriff Darby, accompanied by c. l..
Weems, took two prisoners TO the pen
iteutiary at Columbus on Wednesday.
Miss Jennie JepsOn, of Wheeling, IS
visiting her aunt Mrs. Welday.
Thursday evening while out riding
on her wheel, Miss Alice Edgerter col
lided with a horse and buggy. Al
though severely cut and bruised, she
was not seriously hurt.
Auditor Aldredge was in Toledo this
week assisting in the annual appraise-
ment of the W & L. Z. railroad. and
Deputy Auditor Beatty was in Cleve-
land helping in the appraisement OF
the c. L. & ". railroad.
Marriage licenses issued since last
reported: Noah A. Aller and Alcinda
Phillips. Robert Carson and Cora May
Criswel. Wilbur a. Baker and Myrtle
Nellott. Theodore Thomas and Eve
Penrose.
Miss Eleanor Buchanon, Of Crescent,
was the guest Of Miss jamie House over
Sunday
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Satherthwaite occurred here on Friday
from the residence of her brother, Rev.
Robert Alexander The deceased died
az her home at Fargo. y. D., but the
remains We're brought here for burial
Prof Robert N. Collins has returned
home his school having closed for the
summer vacation.
Miss Birdie Sedwick. of Blaine, O., is
the guest OF friends in town.
The annual commencement Of the
public schools occurred here on Thurs
day evening at the L. p. church. and
was one of the largest and best Of re-
seven young ladies and six gentlemen.
The selections We're we'll chosen and
finely delivered. The music was fur
nished by the Arlington Orchestra, Of
BeIlaire under the leadership OF Prof
Nelson.
The reception rendered the gradual
ing class by the Juniors on Friday ev-
ening at court house hall was well at
tended and quite an enjoyable time was
had By all present. Refreshments were
served by Mrs Rene Hughes and Miss
Nary Blair presided at the piano.
Mrs. Caroline Rankin, of 8ellaire,
and Mrs. Ed. Haughton and daughter,
Of Fairm0nt. were the guests of Mrs.
ALA Cochran this week.
The Board of Education has selected
the entire corps of teachers employed
last year in our public schools, viz:
Geo. Rossitera, superintendent; Miss
Maggie Davis. high school; Miss Rena
Terrell. grammar; Miss Clara AleXan7
der. Intermediate; Miss Ida Anderson,
third primary: Mrs. Carrie Roberts.
second primary; Miss Amelia Adams,
first primary. Term nine months.
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ST. MARYS.

St. Marys. W. Va, May 29.-Miss
Estella White and her brother
John left here for their home at Big
bent. Calhoun county, Tuesday evening
Miss White was compelled to quit heI
millinery business here on account OF
i'll health.
Mr.. E. W Fink spent Sunday with
friends al Parkersburg.
Miss Rachel Rymer was at Marietta
Wednesday for flowers.
Miss Blanche Ruttencutter was al
Dawes. Ohio, viewing the Smith & Ben
ringer oil well Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and Miss Lucy
Johnson. of Marietta, were guests OF
Miss Blanche Ruttencutter, Of III
CreeI street, this week.
Mrs G. W. Hudson and daughter
Miss Stella came home Wednesday
from a visit 10 friends in Ohio. Mr.. a.
Jones. of Malta, father OF Mrs. Hud-
son. accompanied them home.
A few days ago William Chishollng,
Toe Ruttencutter, Frank Pickens and
Harry Fink went to Marietta on their
wheels. All returned the same way,
eycept Harry Fink. who concluded II
would be more pleasant and less la
borious to return on the 7. y. Barns
dali. go
Mrs. Rachel Russell, of Sistersville,
snent Sunday with friends here.
Misses Nellie Gatrall and Blanche
Ruttercutter. and Mr.. Joe Ruttencutter
took in the excursion TO Cincinnati sat
urday.
church will give an ice cream and
strawberry festival Saturday night
June 5th.
Messrs. Geo. Gatrell and T. NJ. Tay-
lor are making quite an improvement
on Mr.. L. Ankrom's house, both in ap-
pearance and in convenience.
Mr.. Okey J. Smith and Miss Mary
Clovis were united in matrimonial
bonds by Rev. D. II. Davis at his resi-
dence Tuesday. The couple were from
near Hebron, in this county.
The ladies of the Baptist church had
p lunch stand and ice cream at the resi-
de1ce of Mr.. 4 La Barron, when De-
ing near the show grounds gave them
an opportunity. and they did a land
ofice' business Thursday. The ladies'
reaIized q nice sum of money for their
work. 10 go toward building church
here. -.
TbeI o. o. F. of ST. Marys will have
memorial service on Decoration Day
Rev ! w. Hollen will preach sermon
n the order in the VI. p. church sun
day at p. m. Subject: Mutual sym
For the first time in long while
thieves have committed number OF
6enredationg here. II consisted IN
breaking into kitchens and looung
them. -. e,,oa
The show Thursday not only hllea
tho town with people, but broke the
monotonv bv a number OF fights ana
other disorder by local talent some
of the sightseers were entirely 100 az
fectionate to suit the taste or our peo-
pIe. Some Of our citizens were heard
n saw the side show was Of too loud
2 character to be allowed anywhere
among civilized people.
The members Of the NJ. Z. church'
South. have improved the property by
building a neat fence around II.
The Jr. Christian Endeavor festival
and lawn fete Friday night was a sue
cess socially and financially.
Mr.. G. c. Stanley was at Parkers-
burg Wednesday. He talks of going to
one of the Western health resorts
soon for the benefit Of his health.
Attorney J. L. Barron and wife went
10 Cincinnati on the excursion Tues
day
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NEW MARTINSvILLE.

New Martiusynle. May 29-Walter
Darby. bookkeeper for The firm of
Koontz & Phillips. went TO PitJSburg
Wednesday. He will return Monday.
Miss Nellie sharp and Miss Molhe
S-rmm left for Pine Grove to-day where
-hev will attend the wedding of Miss
Alice. daughter of Dr. r. ". stone TO
John Edgeu Of Doddridge county.
Miss Lulu Hall is the guest of friends
no Wheeling.
Percy A. Leop is erecting an elegant
dwelling house on Clark street, which
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WELLSBURG.


Wellsburg. w. Va, May 29.-Miss
Hanie Byrne handsomely entertained
about ten couples Wednesday evening,
i'm honor of her cousin, Miss Gertrude
Manion, Of Garrett, Ind, who is Miss
Byrne's guest for the summer. Among
those who were present, were Misses
Maude Erskine Gertrude Manion,
Name" Douglass, Della Melvin, Marie
McNally. Maude Douglass, Ettie Byrne,
Nellie Maloney Margaret Combs, Nellie
Higgs and Annie Byrne. and Messrs.
Louis T. Perkins. Frank McNally, Har-
~ Kemp. Leo. LaFlam, Of Wheeling;
viii Melvin, Chas. McElroy, Morris p.
Boggs, Chas Senedeker, sam. Melvin,
and Albert Snedeker
We note with sorrow the death Of
Miss Abbie Fowler, which occurred
Friday morning at o'clock at the
home of her aunt Miss Jane Fowler, OF
Bethany, W. Va. Miss Fowler was the
eldest daughter Of the late Joseph and
Mrs. Ella Fowler, Of Wellsburg, and
was in her nineteenth year. The fun
eral will take place from Hotel Fowler.
Bethany. Sunday at l p. m.
Mr.. Thomas Amick and little son
Willie are among the scarlet fever pa
tients, but are reported better at this
writing
Miss Eva 3. DeCamps was in Wheel
ing Friday to take part in the Oratorio
Concert
The Graduating class Of the Wells
burg High school have issued hand
some invitations to their commence
ment exercises at Barth's Opera House
Tuesday evening. June Sth. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Music ..--......... .......'.'..
Invocation .... Rev. d. II. Mckee
Music NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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PROCTOR

Proctor. W. Va, May .
Ter. of St. Mary's. spent q
week with friends here.
Miss Kathleen Jackson
ton. Ohio. was the CUES n-
last Sunday.
S. c. Moore left for
Tuesday, where he has
sition.
Miss Tate. Of Bridg p.l
ting friends here.
Cyrus Mccormick, OF
here this week leasing ID.
town and viii drill q $50
Miss Cora Moore is v.--.
Wheeling this week
W. s. Monroe and Sis.
in Wheeling Friday.
Mr.. Charles Ward of
was here one day this 1920.
w. s. Miller and Miss
were in New MartinsvI.
There will be Children
es In the Christian 1.
Sunday in June.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-30

will hold its regular monthly meeting
Saturday evening, May %. ne SUP
jects for discussion are ne GOlu
Standards Conspiracy OF the Glasses
for the Robbery Of the Masses, by
John Patton. and "A Stable po''ar-
By r. Z. Giffen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-30

Essay-Public Opinion Fannie
Essay-What is Your ...l2....
.Meiis . Par
! OratiOn-Decline of r .........
Caldwallader bl..
! Music NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........
! OratiOn-He Has It....Jo-l
Essay-Higher Education a. "
.............. ......- 'la..
| MUSIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Essay-The Ladder of SUcca
..............Li Ida M
Essay-Night Brings OUT the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tila
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. the Jpo.
of the Race. Karl Clark
Music ...................
Presentation OF Diplomas and
dress. Rev r. A. McKiu r.
Music OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BenedictiOn. .......Rey d.
The bacclaureate sermon
preached at the NJ. E. church
at p. m, by Rev D. II. Ne
The graduates will De ban
the high school alumni or N
evening at the Hotel de Hu
There are few towns In r.
where more kindly feeling
among Protestants and Ca-l0
Wellsburg. They recogniza r-
are radical differences betV..
but as neighbors and friends
10 the other the right of u.
opinion as 20 the proper way p
ship the same God and Father
a recent notable instance "a
feeling as well as of honor -a
a. r., was the Outpour.ng on
evening last at Barths Opera
hear Rev Father Harris. of o..
dral, Wheeling, preach the q
memorial sermon. The local
invited Rev. Father Duffy. a.
burg. to address them. bur
secured Father Harris as s. %
All the Protestant churches
the Methodist Episcopal II
Disciples and Protestant
dispensed with their evening
and pastors and people alike
their way 20 hear an Ht.l.NN
i'm a hall TO which many could L.' .t
admittance.
The usual service iu Latin was
through with by the Catholics p.
and Father Harris uela.
an acknowledgment Of the h..
addressing the old soldiers .-
so many Protestants Do
the PRAYER taught by our Lnr
not MY Father but "Our
and however Protestant and
disagreed as TO form of worsh
had many points in common.
these was love OF country. BE
number of instances OF what pa
had done in history and app
a wider brotherhood. and
sectional hate as well as bigD
gave a eulOgy Of the Roman
soldiers who died in battle
Union and Confederate sides
tation OF the charge that a'
from the Pope large mum
serted from the Union side
they could not be depence.
perOratiOn was reminder Pod
Grams that their course was
the night was closing IN on
would have 10 muster again
eternal captain, and eXhorto
be pure. sober. just. that
might be. well done, good
full servants
The address was eloquent
5ieoted. and received pra.
who heard it. One OF the
pastors went 10 the stage
dress 10 congratulate The
Quite number Of our
recently been satisfactorily
glasses by Henry w. Etz
in Wheeling.
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PARKERSBURG.


,,s nm A.
F-rkers9urs. w. d. N4S -, - W. 10 =,
Oscar JeuAlL7 aLu A.lie so- . I'm
spending some L-e az -.a' y,-9 W -.0'-'
tte guests OF MIS-. JeaAl-s Ile---e-'.
Mrs. 3. Z. warner is ''S''.-3 - lig'
daughter Ats. H. Il. Ga-es' '- Duly
vi-e -.-..-..,
Nr. a. F. Allen brown mas Ie.U'i-1'
from a business mp 10 Ne" lolN.
Bishop Pe-etA-- 4e-- " 9oi7S-'1' 4o'
Cl-rksburg.
SIR Kent LOOMS Is spending seltIdl
DAYS % Marietta with MS lr0JAeF' t1'-'
Frank b. LOOMS. and bride. VINO nave
JUST returned from their Eastern "ed-
ding trip. and are visiting Ie-a,lFes oI
AIR. Lo0mis Mr. LOOMS leaves IN
few days for Venezuela. 20 Wnlch couh-
rv De- has been appointed e. y. MINIS
Ter. a large reception was gwen III
Marietta "Wednesday night III ms hoAli'
which was attended oy several from
this city.
Miss Kate Howard and Mrs. Glnlsse'
OF Wheeling are visiting the Misses
Raur at their beautiful nome across
the kalawha.
Caas Jones is here from Na7hlnS-
ION Id C.. visiting his parents, Mr.. and
lIrs.P :. Jones.
COL l.. b. Dellicker. Clerk OF the
United States Court. is i'm Charleston.
Air. James Creelman was here Few
hours the early part of the Weeb on A.
way from New York 10 Marcus
where he viii spend q snort Tune Win
his family.
Miss Nellie Cooper of PitSburg. Is
visiting Miss Clara NayLew.
7he many friends Of Miss Anna
rss.b one If our very bright young
ladies Who is ON the editorial stan of
Nrrssv's Magazine. viii be glad 20
hear of her contemplated trip abroad.
She expects 10 attend the Queen Jul
buee i- London for The Magazine. after
which she viii spend some time in
-,rs-q0d and France.
Miss Carrie Savage has returned
from "a short visit with relatives in
Ohio.
B. HOPPER. trainmaster Of the o.
r.. r.. is spending "a short time at his
Ola home in New Jersey.
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Tn Al, the wide

"a aAaA eAA@ " - =
range of human
SORROW there is nc
more pitiful trag
edy than that Of
the death of a
mother at child.
birth. It cuts of
a life just at the
moment when il
has achieved its
graudest duty and
at the very outset
of It's greatest hap
piuess. II leaves
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