Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14

Senator J. 3. Finley left Tuesday nisht
for = business trip 10 washington y =.
Miss Mary Leeds. Of Grafton Is the
,,,aessn- erest Of Miss Stella Powell, OF
Swan street -,- s,.,,
Mr.. J. : Camden and Mrs. Levin smith
lsf, for a short stay in Cincinnati eN''es-
day 60
Miss Ida Brown expects 10 leave sa'ur-
day for Grafton, 10 spend q shor- tiile WIKI
her parents.
a. +. Dsnniston made business TIP -
Pittsburg on Tuesday.
Judge J. J. jackson ard Col. l. 3 Del
licker. have returned from short business
trip 10 Washington. DC
Mrs. Emil Korb and little daughter are
visiting friends in Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bentley left the carry
part Of the week for a two weeks V!s't IN
The eastern cities
Misses Julia and Ne;tie Wait have r.
turned from an extended visit IT. WASH
ineton. Philadelphia and New YORK.
Mr.. \. 3. White left Tuesday for two
weeks trip through the west. he VIII al
so ,.,sf- Galveston. Texas. where he goes 70
attend he National EDITORIAL Association,
which viii hold a session in that city neN'
week. Mr. White will read paper before
the Association.
Nr. H. p. Camden made has;y trip 10
Charleston the early par; Of the week
Nr. and Mrs. Dick Rathbone and young
son. OF Chicago. arrived here several days
aso on account OF the illness OF their son
Ned. who has been visiting al capt ". g.
Pad=nS.
Miss Mary Warcer left the early part OF
the week. for an extended visit n Wash
ing,on. D. G.
capt :. B. Baker spent several days Of
this week in Charleston.
NIr. Thomas Biisborough. the we'll known
lumber deal=r. who has been az his home
In England. for several months. has re-
turned here.
Mr. and Mrs. n. :. Thanhouser and son
Sydney. are visiting friends in Baltimore
Clerk John T. Harris returned TO Charles
ton Monday. after spending sunday wiki
his family here.
The Charity Whist Club held its last
meeting al the elegant home Of Mrs. Geo.
Gordon on Murdoch avenue. Wednesday
afternoon. quite a number OF ladies be
sides the regular members were present 10
enjoy The interesting and exciting games
OF whist. Mrs. Gordon's home was bsau-
tifully decorated for the occasion and pre-
scented q lovely sight. Splendid refresh
nen:s were served and those present voted
Mrs. Gordon a delightful hostess. Her
guests were: Ms. Kinniard Snodgrass
Mrs ". I. Murphy, Mrs. a. 3. White
Mrs. c. II. Sha,tuck Mrs. Fred Rich. Mrs.
Robb. Mrs. David Burns. Mrs. II. 7. Protz-
man. Trs. \. /. Thoe-e. Mrs. Geo. Bowles.
Mrs. : Il Marcus Mrs.. \. II. COPYRIGHT
Mrs. y. =. Ebert. Miss Williams. OF Mary
land. Miss Coles. OF Ohio. and Misses Nan
Saodgrass. Harriet Van Wrinkle, Ors.ni
Lowry. Lin S;enberser. Bessie Murdoch,
Nellie Cook. Virginia Saodgrass. Cara
Dsmins. Bertha Turner, Lily Jackson. Ida
Nelly. Lo;a Deming Julia Smith. Cora Tur-
ner.
We have had two very sad deaths in our
city in The pas. few days. that Of DR.. l.. L.
Parshau q young dentist. from Tidion;e.
Pa. who located here last spring and who
has won many friends during the short
time he has made this his home. He was
an exemplary young man and viii be
greatly missed BY his many friends hare.
The other death is that Of Mrs. Edward
McCreary and an exceptionally sad one Il
is Mrs. McCreary was splendid Chris
tan woman and an earnest and Jealous
worker in the Presbyterian church. She
was comparatively young and had appar-
emily long life before her but was claim
cd by Providence in her early life. Mrs..
~,Creary leaves many friends TO mourn
her sad and untimely death.
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Ter. Rev. 3. ". Hutchinson. Of Buckhan-
non. Deputy L. :. Marshall D. ". Tramp
ION. Of Huntington; Hon. Geo. :. Evans.
OF Nar.insburE; Hon. George C. S.urgiss.
Hon. Frank Cox. ". Z. Glasscock. John
2. Prize and James Anderson. OF Morgan
town. DR.. c. A S.rsel. Of Grafton; Hon.
John ". Mason. Ex-C. :. Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue. and son, and Rev.
Mr.. Spear OF Moundsville were distin-
guished visitors in our city during the past
week.
Bishop Pz;erkin returned Monday from
Po.n. Pleasant.