Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27
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fort, where they will sperd some time.
Mrs. w. f. Kennery has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in Chilli
cothe She was accompanied home by
Mr.. Kenelerys brother, Charles. who will
be their guest for a short time.
Mr.. A. B. White spent the past week in
Washington, d. C., attending to import
ant official business.
Mr.. H. L. Bail, who for several years
haa had charge of the weather bureau,
has been transferred to Jthica, New York.
Mr.. Ball left early in the week for his
new station, leaving bshnd many friends
who heartily regret his departure
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Keller and daugh-
ter have returned to their home in Lex
ington, Mo. after q short visit with Mr..
ard IN. Leon Epstein.
Mrs. Fred S. Rich and children are Wis
ting Mrs. Richs parents at Washington,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Gordon were called
to Maysvflle, KY several days ago, by
the death of Mr.. Gordon's sister.
DR.. WIN j. Davi6son gave a splendid
dinner to a small party of his friends
Tuesday evening, al the Blennerhassett
Hotel, in honor of his guest, DR.. Pryor.
The menu consisted of all the de,cacies
of the season. Those of the doctors
friends who enjoyed his hospitality were
DR.. Pryor Col. w. N Chancellor, j NJ.
Jackson Jr., C. II. Shattuck, DR.. Price
and DR.. Bailey.
Our new city hospital was opened to the
public Tuesday afternoon. The ladies of
the Womans Auxiliary gave a reception.
Between four and five hundred persons
took advantage of this opportunity to in
spect this institution of which our city is
justly proud. AS the guests entered they
were cordially received by Mrs r. II.
Thomas, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. White, Mrs.
NJ. B. Bartlett, Mrs. Mock, Mrs. Burchc
Mrs. Henry Nellar. Mrs. Flaven Mrs S.
S. Hogen. Mrs. Vandervoort Mrs. j. II
Fischer Mrs. Speere, Miss Lily jackson
and Mrs. Goetz, after which they were
conducted through the hospital viewing
first the beautiful room furnished by Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Jackson, Jr. A n9.mber of
our eh2ritably inclined young ladies' fur
nisheG one room, naming it the Clara
Barton" room. Mrs. Ward also furnish
ed a room. After going over the building
the guests were directed to the dining
room where a cup of tea was dairtily
served to each one, before leaving One
and all felt d Keen interest in this much
needed institution.
Dr. j. n. Murdoch expects to leave in a
few days to visit relatives at Kirksvlle,
Mo.
Mr.. NJ. G. G. Church is contemplating a
visit to Tennessee in the near future
Mrs. B. r. Blackboard and little daugh-
ter are guests of relatives In Clarksburg
Mrs. Walter Fleming is visiting in
Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hume are here from Bur
lington, HI, called by the serious Illness
Of Mrs. Hume's father. ID. r.. Neal.
Rev. Father Hickey ara Mrs Norton
arrived home Thursday from Florida.
Among the Distress men here during
the past week were; Or. +. NJ. Turner, OF
Morgantown; L. c. Williams, of Camden
On-Gauiey; Attorney d. A. Brown. of
Ripley, O.; r. +. Horkhelmer Of Wheel
ing; r. NJ. Davis. of Ciarksbnrg A. NJ
Mulsan and p, 3. Winston, of New York.
Col. John A. Peyton, of Charleston; Mr.
Seeley, Of Clarksburg: Andy Edmiston. OF
Weston, and Major I. q Hodges, Of Nor
gantown.