Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-30
PARKERSBURG.

Mrs. J. w. Woods is a. home after a
visit of some length with relatives In
Richie county.
Mrs. w. r. Mathews has returned to
her home at Harrisyille, after spending
several weeks with friends in our city.
Charles Eddlen has returned from an
extensive eastern business trip In the
interest of the w H. Smith Hardware
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Boyd left Wednes-
day for their home in Cincinnati, after
a visit with Mr. Boyd's brother. they
were accompanied home by Chester
Boyd and sister Mercy, who will spend
some time with Mr.. and MES. Boyd.
Alfred Williams, Jr., has returned
from a two weeks outing at Atlantic
City.
Miss Mabel Smith is at home from
washington. D. c., where she was the
guest of friends for some time.
Miss Ethel Petty is sojournlng with
friends at Lelart
George Bastable, formerly resident
of our town, but now Of Baltimore, is
the guest of relatives here.
Ernest johnson returned here the lat
ter part of the week after visit with
his parents in New York
Mrs Stone has returned to her home
in GalliDolis O., after.t vrief visit with
her daughter, Miss Neva Stone, OF this
place.
Fred Mitchell, of Bellville, spent the
past week with friends here.
Miss Anna Dilo returned Wednesday
from six weeks visit at Anderson,
Ind.
Miss Sara Broughton is at home from
a protracted visit in Virginia and at
Washington, D. G.
Miss Florence Bell has departed for
her home in Pittsbmg after pleasant
visit with Miss Marion Hornor. She
was accompanied as far as st. Marys
by Miss Marion and Walter Camden
Ho1nor.
Miss Kate Howard, of Wheeling, ar
rived here the latter part of the week,
to be the guest Of the Misses Arpp.
Mr.. Henry Kurtz, wife and daughters
left Thursday for a visit at Wilmington,
Del. They will spend some time at At
lantic City before returning.
John T. Harris left Wednesday for
three weeks stay at Mt. Clemens, Mich.
James R. Anderson made a business
trip over the southern part Of the Ohio
River railroad during the week.
Messrs Fred Weller,.S. B. Stiles, DR..
Fl 3. Stout. and Robert Stiles have re-
turned from a fishing excursion to Snow
Island, near Mackinac, and all report
successful and pleasant outing.
Miss Louise Won BarseWisch, of See
hansen, Germany, arrived here Wednes-
day, to be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
L. O. Hammer, for some time.
Congressman r. H. Freer, OF Harris
vile; Van A. Zevley, CT Lincoln county;
]. Fl. Van Wormer, or Bradford; Fl. w
Reeves, J, Elliott and W. H. Davidson
OF Beaver Falls; Thomas Mcclure, OF
Sistersville; F. A. Meade and R. G.
Hall, OF Hinton; Rev. R. w. Broolling
and L. L. Angle, of Sistersyille; W. F.
Murphy, of Spencer; L. G.. McClain, of
ClarksDurg; w. W. Beideman, of
Wheeling; G. w. Smith and A. C. Mi
cSaels, wife and son, of st. Marys; Rev.
Dir. r. Douglas ROLES, of Charleston,
the Misses Mollinhan, of Charleston; j.
j. #. Parrish and G. B. Northcott, Of
Huntington; Hon. Wesley Mollihan and
W. Stewart. z. III. F'rink ard w. r.
McGregor, of st. Marys; w. H. Pier
point, Of Harrisville; Homer Cries, of
/ CsdfcS 7. Unison, of Hunting-
ton; Dr.. CHIME s A. Sinsel, of Grafton:
Carl Vance and Lynn Horner, OF
Clarksburg, were among the prominent
people at the different hotels during the
past few days.
H. p. Moss and Mrs. Fl. H. Moss left
Wednesday for Atlantic City. They
were Joined at Deer Park by Colonel ".
n. Chancellor and at Harpers Ferry by
Mrs. Fl. P. Moss.
George w. Neal left Thursday for
business trip TO New York.
George Thompson lett Curing the
week for Nashville, Tenn. to join his
mother and sisters, who are there
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Jackson and chill
dren, Mrs. G. Fl. Shattuck, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. N. Jackson, Jr., and DR.. c. L. Muhle-
mdn left Thursday for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Walter Fleming and sons, Bassil
and Richard, left Thursday evening for
Clarksburg to visit relatives for several
weeks. They were accompanied by Miss
Martha Bassell, who has been guest
at the Fleming home for short time
Rev. c. Handle, wife and son left
Thursday for Winona Lake to spend a
part OF the warm weather.
James Johnson is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents at Morgantown
Misses May and Emma Davidson, OF
1ldFk5Dufg, are guests OF MIS-. 4. w.
Ebert and family on Murdoch avenue.
MisA Bessie Curry left the latter part
CT t2 week for a visit with Miss Gar
eDpton, at Gallipolis
OeV. and Mrs. w. x. Marshall arc
here from New York, guests of Rev. and
Mrs S. S. Moore.
Rev. Father j. B. Bauer of st. Jo-
seph's parish, was a guest at St. IA
vier's rectory during the week.
Rev. W. c. Townsend, of Greenfield,
Mass, is the guest of his brother, Rev.
Frank S. Townsend
Mrs. S. T. Dis and daughters are Wis
iting relatives in Wheeling.
Mrs. Kate Smith and Miss Nettie
Wait are spending some time at Web
ster Springs.
Miss Minnie Moore and Misses Grace
and Ethel White are visiting Mrs. Wal
ter Pendleton at Spencer
Miss Elsie Hichle and Miss Jennie
Fitzhugh are visiting Mrs. H. H. Daw-
son at ST Marys.