Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-09
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petersburg. ". Va, January S.
,'sr Fessie C0urtrite of Wheeling, is
.ts pleasant guest of friends here.
Uses Clara McCreary, Ida Gerwig
al ia herine White left Wednesday
'.rhr for their respective schools in
,rse Eeta Laird has returned from
..oes3al visit with the Misses BOYER
NJ Point Pleasant
George NeWberger is in Staunton,
e. On q short business trip.
n T. T. Bayliss left Tuesday for
,-ishv.lIe. Tenn, where he will deliver
Lecture before the graduating class
~ tae Melory Medical School.
rT-State Senator w. G. Worley, of
scw0od, spent Wednesday here en-
~e Charleston.
n~ Nuhleman has returned from a
vis. wirh Indiana relatives.
pev. DR.. Runner is at home from
lrer visit with Mrs. Runner in Phil
aiaphia.
Hiss Nellie Caldwell has returned to
r.aeing. TO resume her studies at
1n de Chantal.
Monroe Rathbone returned to his
home in Chicago early in the week
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v.h relatives. He was ACCOMPANIED
Nv Miss Margaret Paden, who will
snand some time there.
Hiss Bette Paxton is at home for q
short visit f ON Wheeling. where she
fas been undergoing treatment in DR..
II Masters hospital.
O. 7. Pullman has returned to his
homie In New York. after a visit with
T. R. Rose and family.
llr and Mrs. Walter S. Cash. who
hive been guests Of the later's mother,
Mrs. G. W. Thompson, for some time,
H.. early this week for New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Day have returned to
their home in Columbus, after a visit
Of several days with Mr. and Mrs. J. ].
Archer.
8fs Fred S. Rich and children have
returned from spending the holidays
with relatives in Washington, Pa.
liss Mary Murdoch, who hash been
visiting in Pennsylvania for several
months. returned with Mrs. Rich.
Benjamin J. Trapnell, Jr., assistant
District Attorney for this district, was
here during the week.
NeYitte Thompson has returned to
Morgantown after spending the holt
DAYS with relatives here.
County Clerk Ben Stewart, wife and
children. returned early in the week
on the Queen City from trip to Pitts
burg and Cincinnati.
Miss Madge Moss left Friday for
Washington, to attend Gunston Insti-
tuto.
Charles Martin returned Thursday
to resume his studies at Alexandria.
George Thompson, Jr., has returned
to school at Lawrenceville, N. ].
Mrs. Preston Brooks 1obin and
children have returned to their home
in Augusta, Ca. after a visit of several
months with Mrs Tobin' mother, Mrs
G. ". Thompson
Harry Warner has returned from an
eastern business trip. He was accom-
panied by his brother Frank, who will
spend a short time with his parents.
Among the society events of the
past week, which have been especially
elegant and largely attended We're:
A reception given Thursday afternoon
by Miss Anna Dis, at the home of her
parents, in honor of her two attract
i've visitors, Miss Jack, of Virginia
and Miss Woolfold, of New York; the
wedding of Mr.. Smith D. Turner and
Miss Julia Cook, which took place
Thursday evening at the Methodist
Episcopal church; the dance given at
the Progress Club rooms Wednesday
evening which was one Of the most
pleasing of the holiday festivities; the
delightful whist party given by Mrs.
Harry McChesney at the home Of her
father. Mr.. r. A. Litten, Wednesday
afternoon; the entertainment of the
Married Ladies' Whist Club, By Mrs.
Gardner Jackson and of the Charity
Whist Club. by Mrs. George Gordon.