Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-04
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Wellsburg, w. Va, June 3.-Miss
Sue Jacob and Miss Ella Miller are
visiting Rev and Mrs. G. T. Reynolds
at Indiana, Pa Miss Miller will Be
in attendance at the Normal school ex-
aminations while there.
Misses Mary Mendel, Lucy Miller and
Bertha McCord have returned from a
visit with the family of Capt. John A.
Woods, at Pittsburg.
Mr.. Albert Marks is expected home
on Saturday next from Pittsburg, to
spend a couple Of weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Marks.
Miss Marie Harden is in Bethany,
visiting Miss Jeanette Campbell, at
Philips Hall.
The rural mail carriers started upon
their duties on June l. They cover
twenty miles per day each They are
Will Latimer, Earl Fowler and c. B.
Gist.
Miss Eva DeCamps returned on
Thursday from a ten days trip to
Washington, d. G..
Mrs. d. r. Erskine, Mrs. Charles
He'll Miss Elizabeth CASTOR and Mr..
H. A. Caldwell were Wheeling visitors
on Wednesday.
Our new postmaster, Mr.. John B. Nc
Nalley, took charge on Thursday. His
daughter, Miss Mary McNalley, and
Miss Lizzie Dornan will be assistants.
Mr. King Bennett is visiting his
uncle, Mr.. James Wells, near West Lib
erty.
Miss Nettie Britt, OF Wheeling, is the
guest of Miss Maggie Combs.
Mr. Lee Everett and wife left on
Monday last for Iowa, where they ea-
pect to make their home.
Mrs. Martha McCrea, of New Cum
berland, w Va, is visiting Mrs. Jane
Craft.
Mrs Kitty Brown, of Pittsburg,
widow of the late Rev. DR.. r. NJ.
Brown, is visiting friends in Wells
burg.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, of Wheel
ing, was the guest this week of Mrs.
George A. Baxter, at the Hudson
House
Miss Alma Barbour, of Wheeling, is
visiting at the home of Miss Allie
Cheeks.
Rev. c. H. Mcdonald expects to go to
Wellsville, Ohio, on Monday to deliver
an address to the Presbyterian Minis
terial Association of the Ohio Valley.
Mr.. Charles Clark, was called to
Pittsburg the first of the week, where
his sister, Miss Sue Clark, was not ex-
pected to live. She died on Thursday.
Mr. Joseph Palmer, who has been a
medical student in the Haskins Hos
pital for a year, was the recipient this
week, of a handsome gold watch from
DR.. Haskins.
Misses Sarah George and jamie Men
del, who have been attending school
in Washington, d. c., returned to
Wellsburg on Friday.
Several farmers OF Beech Bottom,
twelve miles from Wheeling, have
leased their lands for drilling pur-
poses to an agent of the Standard Oil
Company.
Miss Bessie Robinson, of Franklin
was the guest last week of Miss Maude
Pakle.
Mr.. James Beall, Misses Stella Kelly
and Clara Hunter are attending the
EpWorth League convention at Car
negie, Pa.
Henry Somerville has gone to Utah
where he is employed in the gold sep
aratfng works
Joseph Montgomery and Charles
Amick, who are quite i'll with typhoid
fever, are slowly improving.
Mr.. T. H. George left ON Wednesday
for Mt Clemans, Mich, where he will
spend several weeks for the benefit OF
his health.
Miss Ila Clendenen left on Thursday
for Fairmont, W. Va, to visit Mrs
Chester W. Windsor.
Mrs. Annie Z. Palmer, who has been
visiting Mrs E. J. PAUL for several
weeks, returned to her home in Phila-
delphia on Thursday. She was accom-
panied as far as Pittsburg by Mrs
PAUL.
Misses Mary Wells and Marry Pattee
left on Monday last for Moundsville
w. Va. to visit Miss Creda Pattee.
They were accompanied by Mr. Shirley
Pattee
Messrs Will Paxton and Alfred
Craft, OF Pittsburg, and Melvin Green
of Wheeling, were here to spend Ne
mortal Day.
Mrs. DR.. Joe Cooper of Bellaire, O.,
and Mrs Russell Hubbard, OF Wheel
ing, were guests this week of their
sister, Miss Bella Moore.
Mr.. A. Smith and daughter, Miss
Minnie, are visiting relatives in Union
town, Pa, and Pittsburg.
Gambrel Buchanan is dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever. He is at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. Robert S.
Cakes.
Willie Fowler, aged about fourteen,
underwent an amputation of his left
leg on Wednesday morning. He has
been suffering for several years with
necrosis OF the knee bone, the effects
of fall. The operation was perform
ed by Dr. B. F. Harden, assisted BY
Doctors Cooper and Werlich
The Memorial Day address was de-
livered by Rev Thomas E. Swan, at