Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-02

years been one of the efficient clerks
at the delivery window of the Charles
ton postotice, has resigned TO accept
a position with we'll known PUBLISH
ing company as general agent and left
the first of the week, for Huntington.
TO take up her work. Miss Mamye
Hall has taken her place temporarily,
An examination Will be held for il Oc-
tober 22nd.
A large reception to the visiting del.
egates of the W. C. t. L., who ara
here to attend the State convention,
was held in the parlors Of the Kama
wha Presbyterian church, Wednesday
evening. A most interesting program
was carried out, among the numbers Of
which We're the annual address c. the
President, Mrs, n. r. c. Morrow; well
come on behalf Of the churches cf tho
city, by Dr. T. c. Johnson; welcome on
behalf of the local w. c. r. L., by Miss
Fannie Long. and a response by Mrs.
Ella ID. Williams, of Ronceverte. AZ
ter the rendition Of several musical
numbers delightful refreshments were
served.
w G. Christmas has been promoted
to the position Of superintendent OF the
kanawha and Michigan railway 10 fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of ]. w. Dawson, who will so into tho
coal business. Mr.. Christmas has
been clerk to the disappointment
for five years.
A number Of young people left during
the week for school. Miss Helen Gall
laher returned to Irving-on-the-
Hudson; Miss Launie Abney and Miss
Edith FitZhugh TO National Park Sem
mary. at Washington; Alvin Snyder 20
Annapolis; Norman Fitzhugh and Fred
Goshorn, to Washington and Lee, and
William Quarter TO the Episcopal
school at Alexandria, Va.
Out of town are: DR.. J. C.. Barr, at
tending Synod at La2ewell, Va; Mrs.
Inc Inc G Tenabit t S5P}rgE Hi Miss Rather
General Rucker at Lewisburg; Chief
Mine Inspector j. w. Paul, at Blue
field, on business.
Visitors to the city include: Miss
Stella Root, of Houston, Texas. who "a
the guest Of Miss Mae Satterthwait;
Mrs. 0. A. Patton and son, John. here
from Deepwater, on a visit TO Mrs. IT.
b. Swami: Mrs. Walter Chamberlain,
of Hernshaw, the guest OF friends; Mrs.
Harry b. Clarkson, of Hernshaw, visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. sid
ney Iaidley; Judge A. n Campbell Of
Union; r. f. Whittlesey, general SUI
perintendent If the X. a. NJ. system.
Home coming Charlestonians num-
Der: Mrs. James Middleton and Mrs.
Ellen Middleton Hill, who returned
this week from their summer outing;
Miss Margaret Donnally. who has been
visiting Mrs. Dr. Laird al Mount Car
bon Miss Margaret Hogeman. Who has
been absent all summer in New Hamp-
shire and New York; Miss Florence
Peterson from a visit to Crown City:
Hon S. c. Burdett and wife from
visit to Mrs Burdette's relatives in
Greenbrier county: A. y. Meade from
a business trip to Petersburg; state
Superintendent Of Schools J. Russell
Trotter, from Richmond where he
went to arrange meeting Of the
school teachers Of the Virginias; Ed.
Corder. chief clerk In the Secretary OF
States Office. who has been at stock
yards fer some time for his health.
The Misses Satterthwait entertained
with a beautiful dance at the rooms u
the Gloon Whist Club. Friday evening.
complimentary TO their guest. Miss
oteild itpOt, Oi fiohStVhf iNAah' A@~Ns
fifty couples were present
Mr.. and Mrs y. NJ. Hermans left Fri
day for Kingwocd, where they will re-
main until after the Trotter-Heer-
man nuptials. October 5th
Clarke LAidley, Douglas and Ben
Roller. Ernest Venable Carol Robin
son. Quarter Naret, Hugo Franken-
berger and Henry Capito left Friday
for the State University.