Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-14

Miss Nan Humphrey, Of Kentucky,
guest of her friends; Miss johnson. Of
Diego. visiting Miss Caro- Roller; Gel.
John A Clarkson, OF Washington. the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. A. L.
Langley, on Virginia street.
Bishop Vincent, of the NJ. E. church,
delivered highly entertaining lecture
in the hall of the house of delegates
Wednesday evening on Tommy and
his teacher" He was introduced by
Governor Atkinson, whose guest he
was during his sojourn here
Among the well known names on the
hotel registers were Col. E. G. Slough,
Assistant Adjutant General of Ohio;
Donald Mcdonald, President of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Fuel Company,
of Cincinnati: Attorney VIII Thomp-
son, Ct Huntington; j. Jerome Had
dox, Hamlin; Gen. John A. McCaus-
land, Col. H. H. Andrew, of Union,
Monroe county Republican nominee
for State Senator in the Eighth dis
trict.
Char,estonians out of the city are
Mrs. Jackson Carr, at Mason City;
Mrs. James H Huling, visiting Mrs
James N. Laird, at Mt. Carbon; Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Howell, at Asst Try
Heights, for two weeks; John E. Nor
veil and wife, at Detroit, from where
they will make a tour of the lakes;
Misses Myrtle Kiger and Irene Walker
are in Pittsburg; Mrs. A. I. Cabell is
the guest Of friends at Lewisburg; Miss
Kate Malone is at White Sulphur for
two weeks; Miss Maud Patrick is at
Red Sulphur Springs; r. G. Hubbard
took a run up to Asbury Heights dur
ing the week; l.. L. Hess has gone to
Il chElond, where he will accept a POI
sition; State Treasurer Kendall and
Harry Nee Anderson are the guests OF
Dr. Barbee Point Pleasant; DR.. J. F.
Wilcox is in Cincinnati; c. B. Moore
/ is enjoying short vacation at Column
bus, O.; c. B. Kefauver is on a visit
TO his old home at Baltimore; ]. w.
Paul. Inspector of Mines. is in North
Carolina On official business.
Miss Pearl Martin has returned from
visit to relatives at Covington, Ky;
Eugene Strauss and Joe Lowenstein
have returned from delightfully."- spent
vacation at Atlantic City and in the
East; Mrs. Magnus Tate and niece
Miss March, who have been the guests
Of Mrs. Miriam Donnally for six weeks
have returned to Cincinnati; Mrs. A
F. Moore and daughter, Nell, who have
been visiting relatives here, have re-
! turned to their home at Gallipolis.
Miss COyle, of Florida, arrived here
| this week, and will make Charleston
her home.
j. B. Taylor arrived Tuesday from
Chickamauga on a, twenty day fur
Tough, to visit his wife, who is serious
ly ill.,
/ I ne ceiling of the Auditors office
at the Capitol is being effectively re-
painted in lighter hues.
Letters received here state that DR.
Winters, retiring pastor Of the Kama
wha Presbyterian church, and Mr.
Wilkie, have arrived at and are greatly
| pleased with their new home at Mid
dletown, n. Y. Mrs. Winters and Miss
Buck are at White Lake for a brief
season.
Mr.. B. F. Trapnell, ex-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney and former resident Of
this city. left last week for New York,
where he will establish himself with
well known legal firm Of that city.
Shelf Bros Special Sale of
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, &C., will
be continued this week, and many
bargains are to be had at this sale,
which was intended fer ten days only,
buf has hnoO CO bot }ba1,