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

Mrs Connolly. of Littleton, was the
guest of her brother, d. 7. Meighen. Of
Main street last week.
Thomas Pelley. of Mingo, is spending
a few days with his parents Of this city.
Charles Vance is contemplating TAX
ing a trip 10 Europe shortly.
Miss Matte Curtis. of YoungstowA
Ohio. is here ora visit.
Knights of St John. COmmandery
No. 231 will give banquet and dance
Monday evening, May 91st, at ST. Johns
Hail.
Mrs. William Jamison, of Toledo,
Ohio. stopped Friday to see her old
friends a while on her way to Parkers-
burg.
John Newton will move his family
here from Sistersville the latter part Of
next week.
Closing exercises of st. Johns school
June 18th.
A number Of families will leave the
fret Of the month for the Moundsville
camp grounds. where they will rusticate
during the summer.
Miss Julia Kennedy is spending
few days with her sister at Elm Grove.
Charles Cogley was calling on Mar
tins Ferry friends yesterday.
Michael Jones, of Sharon, Pa, was
visitor in this city the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
George Kimpton, have returned to their
home in Irwin. Pa.
Hope Society meets the first Of the
month to transact business of import
ance
The first picnic TO be given by the
Cecilia Frauenverein Society will be
held at Whiteman's Grove, Saturday,
June 18th.
F. A. Long. Of Lorain, O., was in the
city Friday on business.
The Epworth League will hold reg
ular business meeting Tuesday even
ing 10 elect delegates to their State
convention. which will be held at
Charleston. W. Va.
Mrs. Lizzie Clemens, after a pleasant
visit with friends, Of Pittsburg, will ar
rive home to-day.
John Doyle has returned from bust
ness trip to Sistersville.
Mrs. S. A. Cockoyne, Of Leahurst. Is
the guest of her daughter, Of this city.
Mrs. Charles Robinson. Of Manning
ton is visiting her brother, Rev. J. 5.
Robinson.
Miss Margaret Pendergrast. accom-
panied by her friend. Miss Annie Nc
CURE. left yesterday for Grafton, where
they will be gone for a few days.
The arrivals in the city the past week
,,.o TOo,.;d johnson of Piedmont W
Va. and Benjamin Williamson, or
Pittsburg.
Cain Davies. Of this city, has gone
to Chicago for few days to see his
old friends.
Henry Hepe has purchased a fine
wheel.
Miss Ella Lutes. of Moundsville, call
ed TO see her friends last week.
The first picnic Of the season was
given at Whiteman's Grove last night.
The base ball club Of the B. & o.
went 10 Grafton to play YESTERDAY
The Drovers' Home Stars, of Upper
Benwood. and Nights Of Rest of Wheel
ing. will have game to-day on the
Riverside grounds.
The remains of Mrs. Richard Hug
CANS. an estimabe lady OF the lower
ward. will be buried Sunday at ? p m.
al the McMechen cemetery.
Richard Huggans. Of Steubenville.
and Robert Huggans. of Wellsburg. are
here in the city to attend the funeral Of
their mother.
The funeral of the late James Scott
will occur this afternoon, interment
taking place at Mt Wood cemetery;
Wheeling. The deceased was coal
miner. and the members OF coal miners
union will attend the funeral
90. Gates went to his parents home
at Powhatan. yesterday, and his place
was filled nv James Handlan, OF Wheel
ing. while he was gone.