Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-10

in Tidioute, Pa, Wednesday, by the
death of an uncle.
Miss Sarah Broughton and Miss Sallie
Edelin, are the guests of Miss Carnahan,
in Wheeling.
Il Miss Laura Despard and Frank Braden-
baugh spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Wallace and their party at
Leachtown, where they are camping.
/ Louis Roth Is hdre from Pittsourg,
the guest of his wifd, who has been Wis
iting relatives here for the past month.
The families of Z. &. Gerwig and A. F.
Dennston left Thursday for the camping
grounds of the Little Kanawha Fishing
club to spend several weeks. They were
a-> s,mpanied by Mrs Sallie Stahlman,
MISS o'~s ra McCreary and others
capt A. -. Baker, lof Mounosville, who
Orlando Stevenson, ~ several DAYS. left
| Thursday for three m, ,ntbs. Visit with
! another daughter in ChicasC.o Mice car
rie stevenson accompanied H.. ''s Srand-
| father.
Messrs. Joe and Henry Kellar have ra-
! turned from Baltimore, where they a.
| companied the remains Of their aged Ia !
| Their, for burial.
Herman Smith has returned from
| short stay at Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Winifred Rose arrived home Wee so.
nesday from New York, where she has
been studying music for the past year.
Mrs H. H. Moss, Miss Madge and
Blair Moss left Wednesday for Aurora,
to spend several weeks.
w r. Walker has returned from a trip
to New York
| Miss Edmonds Is here from Washing
ton, D. G., the guest of her uncle, Mr..
George II. Gordon and family
Mrs j. w. Marshall and little daugh-
ter and Miss Anna Camp are visiting rel
atives at Guyandotte.
Rev Father Mcbride is here from
Wheeling, the guest of his mother and
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs O'Gorman have returned
to their home in Wilmington, Del, after
visit with their daughter, Sister De
Sales, of the Visitation.
A jolly crowd of young people drove out
to Valley Farm Tuesday evening and en-
joyed an old-fashioned country dance
given in honor of two charming young
lady yisitors-Miss Nell Jones, of Elk
ridge, and Miss Daisy Faris, of Chata-
nooga. Tenn. Those of the party, In
GLIDING the guests of honor, were: Misses
Clara McCreary, Oda Gerwig, Bess Dem
niston, Mabel Moss. Anna Dis. Mary
Gould Mabel Armstrong, Sue Wandling.
Bess Gambrii and Ed Gerwig Harry
! Hall. Garland Butler, j. Minter Caldwell,
/ Roy johnson, Harry Huffman James
Williams. Lyle Jones, Will Stahlman,
VIII de Wolfe, Sherman Dis and Mr..
Roberts, of Baltimore.
j. Gus Arnold left early this week for
White Sulphur Springs, where he will
take the leadership of an orchestra He
will remain there two months.
Miss Virginia Murdoch is here from
, Cincinnati the guest of her sister, Mrs.
: Thos. Blackboard
, Miss Hedges and Miss Harold returned
: to their homes in Athens, "Wednesday, af-
ter a pleasant visit of two weeks with
!, Miss Edith Smart.
DR.. Charles H. Bartlett and son Harry,
have returned from a trip of several
, months in the west going as far as Red
| lands. Col. They are both improved in
health. fact their many friends are
glad to know.
Miss Matte Smith Is at home from Gin
cinnati, where she attended the National
D Convention of Elocutionists, of which she
is a member
q Miss Grace Warner is here from Tyler
e county on a visit to her mother, Mrs. 9.
{ c. Warner.
U Mrs. Henry Etz and son. OF Wheeling,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nelly.
DR.. and Mrs Chas. Scott and daughter
! arrived here Wednesday from Denver,
Col, on an extended visit to relatives.
Miss Laura Friedrich is at home from
!. a visit of year with relatives in Denver,
: Colorado.
George Bastable and children left
H.. Thursday evening for Mt. Savage, Md,
to spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ Skinner are spend
:. ing a short vacation at Atlantic City.
e Miss Edith Clarke. Of Ironton, Ohio, Is
r the pleasant guest OF Miss Katheryn
White.
3 Mrs Finch has returned to her home al
= Simmis Powell.
Harry Perkins left Thursday for bus
mess trip 10 Hinton
X. b. veach and H. p. Boyd. Of Pitts
burg: NJ H. SteaIey. Of Middlebourne'
: Hon. Andrew Edmonston, Of Weston. E
NJ. Showalter. of Fairmont. Major J. F
e Christie and J. F. Koei, OF Warrington
o State Supt of SchooleI J. r. Trotter, OF
e Charleston; State Auditor La Toilette, OF
Charleston: Judge W. r. Bland. Of Atch.
+ ison. Kansas. and E. 4. Tarbox, OF Pitts.
+ burg, were in our city during the pas
J. Mr. Dan 4. Weller ana Mi~ Ma.
elizabeth Kraf4 were quietly married q
e the Episcopal rlctory, Ihursday evening