Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
ngton, was here Thursday ON business
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ington, was here Thursday ON business
connected with his school.
EX-Sheriff G.. W. Arbogast, Of Clay
county, was here several days during
the week.
j. A. Oldfeld, of WEIGH; Prosecuting
Attorney A. S. Alexander, of Putnam;
Circuit Clerk c. e. Mullins, of Clay
county, and Attorney George i. Paffen-
berger, of Point Pleasant, were well
known West Virginians here during the
week.
Senator E. G. Pierson, of Clay coun-
ty. who has been here since the ad-
iournment of the Legislature, left the
first of the week for Fayetteville, where
he will engage in the practice OF law.
l.. A. Carr, one of the most prominent
of the business men of Charleston, died
of a complication Of diseases at his resi-
dence on Lower Kanawha street, at
eight O'Clock Wednesday morning. He
leaves q widow, son and daughter. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. J. c. Barr, at three O'Clock Thurs
dav afternoon. after which interment
took Mace at Spring Hill. Among rela-
lives from a distance to attend the fun
eral were Mrs. Anna Ellis and Mrs.
SfnlIn, OF f1uulluSLJii' anu ~ -
and Robert Blake, OF Buffalo
Miss Gertrude Byrne entertained
with a pretty progressive dinner party
on Tuesday evening in compliment 70
Mr.. Sam Austin, OF Lewisburg, the
guest of his sister, Mrs. w. u. X.
Byrne, on Virginia street. Inc board
was prettily trimmed with carnations
and covers were laid for sixteen. The
guests numbered Misses Millohan,
sweet, Abney, MacCorkle, Steele, Long,
Venable. Campbell, and Messrs. Field,
Matthews, Sweet, Prichard, Anderson,
Butts, Shelton and Austin.
Al the home of the bride on Donnal-
Iv street at eleven O'Clock, Wednesday
morning. occurred the marriage OF Mr..
Michael Butler, Of Washington, d. o.,
and Miss Mamie Hill. Rev. J. {. Barr
officiating. Owing Is the recen. death
of the brides brother only the imme-
date relatives witnessed the ceremony,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Butler LETT
ON the 1913 train oY.r the G. d Q. TOT
DALLAS Texas. On their return from
their wedding trip they will reside IN
Detroit, where the groom is manager Of
the Southwestern Telegraph and IeIe-
phone Company.
Miss Mary Thayer has returned from
Florida. where she spent the winter.
Mr.. John w. Milhile and Miss Lula
Thomas. both Of the West End, were
married at the Baptist church on Tues
day evening at the close Of the regular
evening services, by Rev. I. c. JONI
son. pastor of the church. Inc young
couple went Immediately ~ house
keeping. .--.,
Miss Florence Peterson has returned
from an extended WISH to friends IN
New York.
Col Jack Wilkinson, of Grafton, was
here i'll at the Ruffner during the week.
Mrs. John @. Dickinson entertained
at the Art Club prettily, Tuesday al
ternoon, in compliment TO Miss Alder
son. of Lewisburg, who has been her
house guest for some time.
DR.. John t. Cotton will leave the first
IF the week for New York, TO spend
Easter with his granddaughter, Miss
Ashton Wilson, who is al school at
Tarrv-Town- the Hudson
One of the most exceedingly pleasant
of recent church social affairs was the
Old Folks concert, given one night this
week by the Westminster League Of the
First Presbyterian church. The fob
lowing excellent musical programme
was admirably rendered, after which
delicious refreshments were served by
young ladies infostumes OF the past
century: The Acert opened with a
chorus, "Old e Home" led by
'Messrs. MIDI man and Sweet