Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-17
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PARKERSBURG, w. Va, October To-
w. L. McMorris left Wednesday for Gin
cinnati to attend a railroad business
meeting.
John Neru has departed for a ten days
trip through Indiana.
Capt. P. Gaynor and wife have return
ed from a short visit with the formers
parents, at Athens, Ohio.
Mr.. Frank Smith left Tuesday evening
for New York on a purchasing trip.
Stephen Davidson spent several days of
! this week in Huntington, attending the
| Baptist Generel Association
Mrs. Harry Gates and children, of
Bellevlle, are visiting Mrs. Gates mother,
Mrs S. c. Warner.
Miss Sadie heidelberg, of Charleston, is
the pleasant guest of friends in the city.
H. P. Camden has returned from a trip
! to Trenton, n. j.
Miss Dulin, of Sutton, is the guest of
Mrs. C. D. Elliott, of Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Casweu are at
home, after a pleasant visit with friends
in North Kenova Ohio.
Misses Carrie and Winnie Stewart, of
Long Bottom, Ohio, were guests of
friends here on Tuesday, enroute home
from Winchester Indiana
Miss Fannie Clegg, who has been the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Abram Smith,
for several weeks, has returned to her
home in Cincinnati.
Rev. J. w. Engle and wife of Beverly,
We're guests in the city during the week.
Mrs j. W. Dudley, Rev. L. L. Peters,
and Miss Addie Atkinson spent a part of
the week in Huntington. attending the
Baptist General Association.
Mrs. c. d. Hazen, of Lower Salem. is
spending a few days with his brother,
Capt. s. S. Hazen.
Sir Knight L. n. Tavenner. Grand Com
mander Of the State Commandery X. T..
and DR.. H. B. Stout, left Tuesday for
Nashville, Tenn. to attend the exposition
during Mason's and Knight Templars'
day.
E. o. Hiehle spent part of the week
in Wheeling, looking after the interests
of his fym.
The Charity Whist Club has been re-
organized for the season and met Tuesday
With'the president Miss Maggie Cofer.
Judge j. j. Jackson and Clerk L. B.
Dellicker left Thursday for Martinsburg,
to convene federal court.
D. L. Soloman, of New York, was a
guest in the city several days this week.
Miss Jessie Gordon, OF Wheeling, is Wis
iting r. X. Pelly and family.
Mrs. c. a. Worley has returned from
very pleasant visit with friends in New
Haven, Conn, and New York City.
r. Heber Smith, of Denver, Colo, is in
the city, greeting his many friends. Mr..
Smith is visiting his parents, Col. and
Mrs. T. G. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Harris, Jr., have
returned from their wedding trip through
the south and are the guests of Mrs. John
A. Hutchinson.
Miss Ellen Gilmore, of Chillicothe, is
the guest of Miss Matte B. Smith.
Deputy United States Court Clerk l.. v
G. Morris is in Washington, D. c., com
bining business and pleasure.
Miss Kate Dis has returned from an
extended visit in Wheeling
Miss Virginia Snodgrass is at home,
OTTER a delightful two months visit with
Martinsburg relatives.
Mrs. Charles Ebert is spending a short
time with her mother in Clarksburg.
Miss Meigs Jackson is the guest of
Clarhsburg relatives
Bishop Donahue, of Wheeling, was a
guest at the Catholic rectory during the
week
J. VIM. Gilkeson. of Moorefed. w. Va.
visited his brother. Mr.. E. NJ Gilkeson.
several days of this week.
Among the business men in our city
during the past week were: ]. S Griffin.
OF Toledo, Ohio; w. W. Spane and j. G.
Spiane, of Oil City; Nelson Moore, of
Marietta; NJ. Forst and j. o. Hindeman,
William kessalman, of Butler, Pa. c. C.
Chamberlain. of Washington, Pa; w. II.
HelIum, of Meadville, Pa; Henry NJ
Ernst of Clean. n. Y; ]. c. Jones. of
charleston; Deputy Sheriff n. 7. Virgin,
OF Belleville; a. X Shumate, a prominent
lawyer of Williamson, w. Va; Hon. A. T.
Morriston, of Lowdeu; Rev. NJ Z. Good
rich, of Horton, Randolph county Col. w.
W. Arnett, of Wheeling; United States
District Attorney Joseph Gaines. of
Clarksburg; Auditor L. NJ. LaFollette. of
Charleston; ]. Frank Barron, of St.
Marys; H. E. Dunn, of Salt Lake CITY.
and f. NJ. Davis of Clarksburg.
Mrs. w. L. Morris, of Belpre. is the
sue st of friends in Pittsburg.
Mrs. c. 7. Caldwell and Miss Nellie
G Ok were called to Portsmouth Monday
bT. the death of a relative.
The first OF a series of ENJOYABLE dances
TO be given by the new Progress Club.
was given in their beautiful rooms in the
Masonic Temple building on Wednesday
evening. The music was furnished by the
Auditorium orchestra, and toothsome re-
treshments were served on the buffet
pIah. Some forty couples We're in at
tendance besides a large party of SPAN
tors and visitors from out of the city
Among those present were: Miss Kerar
OIL Lexington, Mo; Miss Mabel Davis. Of
Warren, Pa. Mrs. George Coffman. of
cleveland, Ohio; Miss Lena Prayer of
Marietta, Ohio; Miss heidelberg and Miss
Aelgler, of Charleston, w. Va: M=ssrs
David kraus, of Wheeling, w. va; David
Solimon, of New York City; Henry
Rauch, of Sistersville, W. Va. and Mir
Roberts. of Baltimore. Misses Blanche
Dellicker Mabel Moss, Bess Iit-la,on
carrie Savage, Clara Hoffman, Mary
Gould, Ida Nelly, Mary Warder, Gertrude
Nelly, Clara Nathan, Hannah Newberger
Julia Newberger, Clara Rosenhein
blanche Kellar. Laura Epstein. Minnie
Rauch, Minnie Epstein. Sadie Stevenson
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