Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-28
lleys. The room for players and


spectators has been enlarged, and
additional ventilation secured, while
in front of the alleys a beautiful rails
ed veranda affords a charming view or
the river scenery. AS the dull society
season is nearly over the prospect is
exceedingly bright for succession OF
smart entertainments there this fall
and winter.
To the regret of a large number OF
Charleston people, Rev. R. M. Mann.
who has been the pastor of Glen Elk
! PRESBYTERIAN Church for the past two
years, has resigned the passionate and
VIII accent a call elsewhere. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mann will be missed from the
social life of both this and the Glen
Elk communities.
Among the number of Charleston
'ians abroad are Mrs. John ID. Lewis
and sister, Miss FINER, at Spring Lake
Beach, N. j.. Mrs. John B. Floyd and
sister, Mrs. Irene T. Reilly, of Wheel
ing, at Virginia Beach, Hinton; Mrs.
Florence Pearce and daughter at
Mount Carbon; Miss Alice Patton and
her guest, Miss Florence Dickinson, of
Richmond, at Asbury Heights; Lynn
Richardson and family al the former
old home at Frederick, Md; w. M.
Brunfield, at Rochester and Buffalo,
N. Y; Jacob Jelenko, at New YORK
city.
Guests here number Mrs. Gaylord
and daughter, of Ashland, KY, visit
ng Mrs. Ida H. Mead; Misses Mabel
Thornburg and Myrtle Ayres, of
Cabell county, spending a week with
Miss Anna Blaine; Mrs. George Nc
Dermott and children, of Huntington,
guests of Mrs. c. c. Watts; Fred ii.
Scott, an old resident, on from Kan
sas City visiting friends.
Mrs Cosby and daughter, who have
been visiting DIR. Churchman. have re-
turned to their home at Richmond,
Va: Miss Rose Levay has returned to
New York after a visit TO her parents
here.
E. P. Chancellor, of Parkersburg;
w. c. Nash, Huntington; c. w. Dill
lon, prosecuting attorney OF Fayette
county: G.. E. Mullens, circuit clerk OF
Clay county; T. Embleton, promi-
nent coal operator of Belmont; Judge
A. N. Campbell, of Union; ex-Sheriff
John Eff1er, of Mcdowell county; ex-
Governor A. B. Fleming and Judge
English, of the Supreme Court OF APP
pears. were we'll known visitors here
| this week.
The family of DR.. A. B. Riker, for
mer pastor OF the M e. Church, left
| for their new home at Alliance, Ohio.
Wednesday.
Rev. Clarence B. Strouse, who has
spent the last two weeks at Asbury
| Park, passed through Charleston,
n m m
| Grove, Pa, to assist Rev. Sam Jones
| in holding meeting.
Miss Kate Hedrick has returned
| from a visit to the family Of Col. w.
| H. Edwards, of Coaiburg; Miss Bess
| Gallaher is at home after month at
| the Old Sweet Springs; Mrs. c. q.
Smith, Chris Smith and John Dana
| came in the first OF the week from Salt
| Sulphur; Mrs. Henry Smith and chill
dren have returned from visit with
| friends in Philadelphia; Mrs. X. b.
Cassidy and family are back from Old
Sweet Springs; E. w. knight and
family are back from New Hampshire,
! where they spent the summer, &C
| companied by George w. McClintoc.
who has been their guest for the last
| two weeks; Mayor DeGruyter has re-
turned from a fishing trip up Elk;
| Superintendent J. Russell Trotter is
at his desk again from an extended
/ tour through the State; G. B. Coleman
returned Monday from Salt Sulphur
| Springs; William Seymour Edwards
| got back Tuesday from a trip Of some
| length to New York; DR.. f. NJ.
| Thomas is at home from a professional
| trip to the northern part Of the State;
NJ. P. Shawkey is again at his desk.