Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-24
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fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Davis have re-
turned home from several days visit
with relatives at Cambridge.
Miss Ada Patterson is spending a
couple of months with relatives above
Martins Ferry.
Harry Woodcock Is home from Sa-
]. B. briggs returned from a busi-
ness trip to Woodsfeld yesterday.
vannah, Ga, where he has been play
ing with dramatic company.
Oficed Douds is home from sue
water.
Clinton Richey is visiting friends
and relatives at Alliance.
Samuel Oxenheim, who has been
confined to his home for over a year
with sickness, is able to be out.
Mrs. John Patterson will be home
this week from three weeks visit
with his parents at Nashville, Tenn.
Alex. Gill is cutting down the OBJ
noxious weeds on the streets within
the corporation.
Mrs. Alice Greenlee is recovering
from a couple Of weeks Illness.
Will earle was down from Steuben-
Vile on business.
Mrs. John Matthews IS recovering
from a several days illness.
L. V. Deloche and family left yes
terday to visit relatives in Pennsyl
vania for several days
Marshal Thompson and a party leave
next week for several days hunt in
jefferson county.
DR.. Taylor of Indiana, was the guest
Of Rev. F. D. Holtz yesterday The
two gentlemen served in the same
company during the civil war.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hiilyer left for
Alliance yesterday to attend the Mt.
Union College commencement, their
daughter, Miss Jessie. being one of the
graduates
Prof. J. v Stillwe.l has returned from
a visit in the West
Mrs. Jacob Fox is home from a
weeks visit with relatives at Stcuben-
Vile
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morgan. Of St.
| Clairsville, were the guests of friends
| here yesterday.
| Mrs. Van Wsgner's sister arrived
| here from Columbus last evening to
visit her.
Col. Sam Worthington is visiting at
Camp Howell.
The employees of the B. B. e. NJ. f.
| street car company are comp aiming
| about the engines on the C. & p. road
that fail to blow the proper whistle at
| Whisky run crossing.
| All persons desiring to catch any
| fish out Of Wheeling creek had better
| do SO between now and next Wedres-
! day. as party whose names cannot
! be divulged will 20 ont on that day.
/ ard it is expected will catch every
! fish in the creek George Pcndexter
viii chaperCn tho party.
Miss Mand Eanes. former young
! lady Of this pace left for Pittsburg
| Yesterday after visit with her uncle.
| John Smith. Miss Hares Is trained
nurse and has been in Florida the past
| few months. She was offered a posi-
| ton under the government in Cuba,
| but refused on account CT a previous
| engagement in Salt Lake City. to
| which place she is now going
Lon Dig. Of near GAINESVILLE will
| leave for home this morning after a
visit with the family IF John Porter.
| He will he accompanied by his cousin,
| Eert Porter. They viii, make the trip
! on their bicvc,es. going by way Of
! Cadiz, Tippacanoc, Freeport and Zanes-
Vile.
Miss Nora MauSt, or Vuiontown.
leaves for home this morning. after a
weeks visit with Miss Lucy Hill Miss
Daisy Cooper, Of Pittsburg will be Miss
Hills guest this week.
Miss Laura Ball accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Edward Vest. arrived
! yesterday from Mrs Vests home in
Marion, Ind, where Miss Ball has been
visiting for some time past.
! Miss Daisy Ball has returned from a
weeks visit to her brother at the
camp grounds. Moundsville.
Clint Richie left Yesterday on a visit
to friends in Alliance.
| Mrs. Seymore Dunlevy, Mrs. II. G..
| Brannen and Mrs. r. H. Stevens. re-
| turned yesterday from a three days
visit to Camp Howell.
Miss Grace Turner left yesterday on
| weeks visit to Bethesda. She will
be the guest OF Miss Bessie Duncan.
]. Y. Stillwell and Ralph Turner arc
! home, after two weeks vacation
spent on the lakes.
Miss Stella A. Mcdonald, Of Coraopo-
! lis. formerly teacher in the public
schools here, is visiting friends in
| town.
Miss Sadie Harris. Of Maynard. who
| has been the guest of her brother. Will
! Harris, returned home yesterday.
Fred Roing. Of Uhrichsville. will
! have charge of the c.. l.. & w. passen-
ger station during Mr.. Hillyer's alb.