Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-10
ing, and will hereafter transact its

ing, and will hereafter transact its
business at that place.
Visitors here this week were as fol-
lows: Miss Ada Dusenberry. of Rich
mond, visiting Mrs. Blackwood on Cap
itol street: Mrs. A. Seashols and Miss
Minnie Seashols, OF Louisville, visit
ing at the home of Mrs. w. b. Hub
bard, Washington street; Mrs. p. b..
Dobbins, of Wheeling. guest of Judge
and Mrs. H. G.. McWhorter; Mrs. Mag
nus Tate and Miss Margaret Marsh, OF
Cincinnati, spending the summer with
Mrs. Miriam Donnally; Miss Avis, OF
Washington, visiting her brother, DIR.
B. D. Avis; Miss Ellen Converse. or
Louisville, the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
T. l.. Broun; Mrs. Ralph, OF Cinclnna-
ii, here for a month, with her sister,
Mrs. Ben Baer: John Leonard and Sis
ter, Of Parkersburg. visiting their
brother, W. C. Leonard, of the Inter-
nal Revenue office; Major ]. G. Down
tain. the guest of his daughter, on his
way home to Winfield from Washing
ton: Charles Nelly, of Parkersburg;
C. w. May, Prosecuting Attorney OF
Lincoln county; w. e. Raymond, or
Sutton: S. S. SPENCER, Of Point Pleas
ant.
Charlestonians out Of the city art
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, OF the Depart
ment of Free Schools. who is enjoying
her vacation In Montreal and other
Canadian cities; Miss Katherine Vena-
ble visiting Miss Nina Holt, at Lewis
burg: Miss Launie Abney, at Raleigh
Court House, for week; Mrs. Walter
Ashley, visiting the family OF w. J. Y.
Dulaney. at Baltimore; Miss Addie
Thayer, at Hartman, Tennessee, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed. kirker;
Miss Amelia and Miss Rlka Franken-
berger, at Atlantic City for q MONTH
Miss Florence Peterson, at webster
Springs; MISS rTUpKrns at the Nh1unai
Educational Association at Washing
ton; Mrs. Todd Thayer and children,
at Red Sulphur Springs; Mrs. Il. w.
Knight and family, at the summer
home of the Knights at New London,
N. H.: DR.. David Winters, visiting
friends at Watertown, N. Y; w. A. Oh
lev. In Washington, on business; J. w.
Roche, Superintendent OF the Folding
BED factory, at Grand Rapids, Indian
apolls and St Louis; PRESTIGE Ashton,
visiting his old home at Flemingsburg,
KY; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rock, at Coving-
ton. Va, and Lewisburg, for two
weeks; Corbert Lucadoe and sister,
Miss Virginia, at Hinton and White
Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Eugene Dana entertained with
dinner Of nine covers on Tuesday even
ing. Only gentlemen were present, the
appointments were in perfect taste, and
the menu everything that could be de-
sired. Wine was served with the sew
eral courses. and Havana's best pro-
ducts enjoyed afterward. Those pres
emit were Governor. Atkinson, Secre-
tary of State W. M. O. Dawson, Z. s.
Marshal ]. X. Thompson, State Treas
urer M. A. o. Kendall, Secretary to
the Governor f. l.. Boggs. District At
torney Joseph Holt Gaines. c. b. Le-
fauyer. of the Auditors Office, and E.
w. Knight.
Hon. Rankin Wiley, J. B. Tippet,
Homer Smith and several others from
Point Pleasant passed through here en-
route to Greenbrier, where they Will
spend some time fishing.
John Howe Peyton is In Chicago
awaiting orders to go to the Philippines
as a member Of the United States En-
cheering corps. He passed the exam
nation held at Indianapolis last week
and has received the appointment of
Sergeant.
Glenwood and Beechwood Athletic
Clubs celebrated the Fourth in royal
style. Each club entertained about one
hundred and fifty members and their
friends with picnic and athletic pro-
gramme. in the afternoon, and fire.
Mt nj
Each club house was deliberately trim
med with red, white and blue, and
deliberately decorated with flowers. Al
though private conveyances transferred
the greater number Of guests TO the
club houses. the naptha launch. Ruth.
made trips during the afternoon, and
was in great demand at night. Rain
interfered with a boat race at Glen
wood, which was postponed until Sat-
urday afternoon Roy Couch made
the highest score in bowling made this
year.
Rev. Robert Douglas Roller conduct
ed services at White Sulphur Springs
last Sunday.
f. s. Christy, long time resident
here. has resigned his position as
bookkeeper for the Charleston Ma
tional Bank and accepted an offer TO
take charge of the books OF the Beury
Coal and Coke Co, at Beury.
Unlike their experience with Camp
Lee recruits. the police are having no
trouble with the soldiers who came TO
the city on leave. from Camp Atkin-
son. Chief of Police Gull thinks they
are an unusually well behaved lot Of
men.
The Literary" at Dickinson memoir
fal church this week was unusually in
teresting. General E. p. Rucker de-
,ivered an address on Heavy Work for
Weak Hands, which was followed by
Messrs. s. G. Couch. Joseph Chiffon,
NJ. p. Shawkey and William Burde<te
Mathews. in debate. Resolved. That
when the United States shall have TAX
en- Porto Rsca. Cuba and the Philip
pines Islands. and conquered Spain.
these isiands shall become part Of the