Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-16
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| PARKERSBURG, W. Va, July b.
| Miss May Smoot has returned to her
home at Piedmont, after pleasant
visit with her cousin, Edith Smoot,
| and Mrs. c. P. Harvey.
j. H. Hogg, general manager of the
| new telephone company, visited his
| family at West Union the latter part OF
| the week.
Mr.. Dolph Fetty, of Fairmont, spent
| several days of this week here, beng
| accompanied home by his wife and
/! little daughter, who have been visit
| ing Mrs Fetty's mother, Mrs. AleXan-
! der, for some time.
Walter Gerwig has returned from
Pittsburg, where he has been visiting
| relatives for several weeks.
| Mr.. c. b. Ebert spent a couple OF
days of the past week at Clarksburg.
Misses Emma Spencer, BERTHE Sny-
! der and Maud Montgomery, and Messrs.
| John Timms and William Bernhard
| left Tuesday afternoon for Richmond,
| Va, to represent the First Baptist
| church OF our city at the meeting OF
the International Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union.
| MT. l.. N. 1<OSdI ISlL tdI ~ III LIN
| week for West Baden Springs, Ind, for
the benefit of his health. He was ac-
companied by Had. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Dunlap and MI
and Mrs. T. j. B0reman, Jr., are So
| journing at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Epstein and Miss
| Minnie Epstein are at home from
| trip to Cleveland, Detroit and Mount
| Clemens.
Mrs. Homer Thompson and daughter
are here from Cincinnati, guests OF
Mrs. H. P. Rils.
Miss Columbia Duncan, Of Clarks-
| burg, spent the latter part OF this week
| with the Misses Despard, on her way
home from a visit in Ohio.
Mrs. Foote has returned to her home
| in Ypsilanti Mich, after pleasant
| visit with her daughter, Mrs. Williams,
| of Murdoch avenue. She was accom-
| panied home by Miss Mabel Williams,
| who will visit in the west for several
! months.
A. n. Williams left Wednesday night
| for New York and Atlantic City, on a
| pleasure trip.
| Col. B. D. Spilman has returned from
! a short business trip to Spilman, W. Va.
Judge Guthrie, of Point Pleasant,
spent a couple of days of this week with
| his invalid brother, d. P. Guthrie, Of
| Ann street.
Wm. Caldwell and ]. H. Jones, OF
Charleston; ]. A. Ruder, of Steele dis
| trict: S. w. Fox and Mr.. John Deems,
OF Richie county; Frank K. Foster, OF
| Ruckhannon: Dr. F. 2. Hatfield, or
| Leachtown; Bert Mallory, of.Bradford;
| j. II. Smith, John s. Pancake and NJ
w. Mercereau, of ROmney; f. l.. Black
| water, w j. Steele, Col. S. P. Boyer
| Al. Aspen, Al. stone, A. j. Yoke, A.
Bonner, d. w. Mcnamara and Chas
Thistle, Of Sistersville, were among
| the prominent business men in our city
| during the past few days.
| The Ladies' Wednesday Morning
| Bowling Club met and bowled at the
| Casino, after which the members OF
| the club were given luncheon by Mrs.
! Wilcox, in honor of Miss Bassell, OF
Clarksburg.
The Outing Club gave a dance at
| Blennerhassett Island Wednesday even
ing. A bowling party was given
| Thursday evening in honor of Miss Mae
! Smoot. The party went UP the river
| several miles in the Pirate Queen,
where tempting supper was served.
Miss Margaret Paden left Friday ev-
| ennig for New York City TO join her
! mother and sister, who have been there
for a few weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Hogg gave an
| elaborate dinner Friday evening, at
| their handsome home on Jackson
| Heights. in honor of Miss LATER, Of
Meadville, Pa.
Mrs. e. M. Gilkinson and children
are visiting relatives at Romney, w.
| Va
On "Wednesday evening Mr.. Frank
Preston Smoot and Miss Sarah E..
Buckley were Joined in holy wedlock az
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage by
| Rev. Frank S. Townsend. The young
couple surprised their many friends.
| Mr.. Smoot is a rising young Journal
list. and his bride is one OF the city
| fairest daughters.
/. Mrs. Joseph Good, Mrs. f. e. Shid-
| mer and little son left this week for
Red Sulphur Springs. where they will
remain during the hot weather
T. Z. Mallory is home from Cam
| bridge Springs, Pa, where Mrs Nal
lory is summering.
Mrs. l. R0senbaum, of Easton. Pa.
| who has been visiting friends here for
some time left for home on Thursday.
Miss Matte Paxton left yesterday
for Denver. Col. after sojourn with
| her parents here.
Miss Blanch Nevins Hazlett. of Pitts
! burg. is the charming guest of Miss
| Myrt Stewart On Fourth street.
| p. J. Gavin is home from visit at
| Wheeling and Scio.
Mr.. and Mrs. William dis, of
Charleston, are visiting friends in the
| city.
The splendid open air concert given
by the Citizens Concert Band Of late
| are thoroughly enjoyable, and reflect
much credit on the band. 1t is pro-
| posed TO give two concerts each week
during the summer.
County Clerk W. c. Dayton. of 81.
Marv's. vas a prominent visitor in the
city on Thursday.