Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
PARkERssuRe.

Parkersburg, w. Va, June 25.-W.
w. Van Wrinkle, f. P. Meats, c. F.
Caldwell, Phil Turner. r. G. Gillespie
and Chas. S. Simond attended the
Richie County Republican convention
at Harrisville, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. Kellar left Wed
nesday for Hot Springs, to spend sew
eral weeks.
Hon. Elliott Northcott was a guest
here Wednesday, on his way home
from Erie, Pa.
Mrs John Hutchinson and daughter
Miss Lyde. left during the week for
Tyrone, Pa, to visit Mrs. ]. H. Harris,
nee Miss Kittie Hutchinson.
Editor Watt Warren and Editor
Burr, Of Chenille, were in the city a
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace, Miss
Emile Despard and Leon Windsor. who
have been camping at the government
Lock for several weeks are now in
camp at Buckner's Bend, near Leach
town.
George H. Paxton left Wednesday for
Columbus, where he is to be examined
fy government recruiting officer and
if he passes the examination, will &c
from there to San Francisco to join
the next Philippine expedition, as a
member of the signal corps.
Mr. d. We Brown has returned from
Wheeling, where he was called last
week to attend his brother, who was
injured in runaway.
Capt and Mrs VIM. Oaks, of Wells
burg. were guests OF S. S. Cook and
family Tuesday night They were on
their way to Charleston, to attend the
funeral of the late Judge Ferguson.
Miss Ola La Linn returned Thursday
from Ann Arbor University, to spend
her summer vacation
Miss Garnet Horner is here from
Clarksburg, the guest of Miss Meigs
Jackson.
Chas. ODay. of Pittsburg, Col S. P.
Bower. of Titusville. F. W. Marshall
and W. T. Schwanfer, of Marietta, P.
O. Inspector Sam Hooten, OF Baltimore
Mr.. Forest of Pittsburg. Maxwell Ev-
arts. Francis c. Reed and John r.
Simpson. prominent New York Attor-
neys. John A. Shepard. of Williamson
and F. B. Enslow. of Huntington, were
in the city Wednesday.
H. J. Protzman and Harry Hoffman
made business trip to Columbus, the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S. Sherwin, of To-
ronto. Canada. were here Wednesday
en- route to their summer home near
Toronto.
Cashier c. H. Shattuck and contrac-
tors John Daniels. Alex and Robert
Brown made business trip to Column
bus during the week
G. l.. Watson has returned from q
business trip to New York.
Frank Bradenbaugh has arrived
home from Lehigh University, to spend
the summer
Miss Minimize Owens, of Wheeling, IS
the guest of Miss Mary Hughes.
Rev. Fathers Duffy and Harris were
here from Wheeling. to attend the
commencement exercises at tn conven.
Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Hart. of Mar
commencement exercises at the con-
vent Thursday
Mrs. Ed. l.. Davidson entertained the
Mothers Club at her pleasant home
on Market street extension, Thursday
afternoon. An interesting programme
was rendered and pleasant afternoon
was spent
Miss Katherine Shaw entertained a
number Of her friends in a very pleas
ant manner Iuesday evening. In honor
OF Miss Grace Nutter Of Charleston
who is the pleasant guest OF friends
here. Cards and other games furnish
ed the amusement and <mpting re-
freshments were served Miss Shaw's
gusts were: Miss Nutter, Miss Carrie
Layman, Misses Sadie and Carrie
Stevenson. Misses Clara and Ida Hoff-
man, Miss Emma Broughlor and Miss
Minnie Shaw
Col. John Morrison and Miss WANT
are visiting W. H. Hogg. at Poin,
Pleasant
Miss Carrie Stevenson has returned
from pleasant visit OF several weeks
with Mrs. Dalton. at Carnegie, Pa.
Misses Virginia, Bess and Doris
Stewart are at home after a short visit
with friends up Kanawha.
Andy Mather has returned 70 New
York. being called home by the death