Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-31
WEI ING REGISTER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1884,

1 dHQ TIC way EACH P~aFttcuIdT one udQ VI
expressing his Or her gratitude. The
only other entertainment Christmas
night was SANITY" at the M. e. church.
| This pleased the little felix's and they
all went home well ladened.
Tuesday night the dancing school Of
Misses Schmitt and Ward gave a ball
in the hospital chapel. This was we'll
attended and enjoyed by all. The
music was furnished, consisting most OF
brass, which seems to be growing very
| popular, by the following gentlemen:
! Messrs. Whelan and Whelan. Frame,
Orr, Dyer and Koblegard, with either
Miss SchGnitt or Ward at the piano. On
| this same evening Sanity was at the
Baptist church where the children of
this Sunday school were treated Just as
loyalty as those who went to see San
| ty" at the NJ. E. church the night be-
fore.
The event of the week was the dance
given by DR.. W. e. Stathers at the hos
, pital in honor of Miss Irene Miller, and
Mr.. Alex. Mcveigh Miller. Jr., son and
daughter Of Mr.. Alex. Mcveigh Miller,
| one of the members Of the hospital
board, Wednesday evening. DR.. Fred
Stathers was master of ceremonies and
acted as such in his usual gallant and
| digni1ed manner, his statue lending en-
chantment to the position. The music
by special request was overseen by
| Mrs. G. B. Riddle. 1t was upon the
piano and seemed TO be Just what
| pleased the crowd, among those present
we noticed: Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Bran
non. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Miss ANNA L(;tcnr Mire E-o
ma Kitson, Miss Estella Lively, Miss
| Fannie Lively, Miss Irene Kunst, Miss
Amy Ross, Miss Flodie Bailey, Miss
Lou Schmitt, Miss Bertha Bennett,
Miss Francis Tierney. Miss Alice
Whelan, Miss Katherine Whelan. Miss
Bonnie Alkire. Miss Mary Whelan,
Miss Florence Stathers and Miss Mayne
Hail., Mr.. S.. NJ. Weeks, Of Philadel-
Phia; Mr.. W. B. McGary, Mr.. Archie
Cole, Mr.. Harry Dyer, Mr.. Ed. Bran
non, Mr.. Tom Edwards, Mr.. Frank
Whelan, Mr.. Karl Kunst, Mr.. Brannon
Bennett, Mr.. Henry Lively, Mr.. Steve
Tierney, Mr.. Jas. A. Tierney, Mr.. Thorn
Koblegard, Mr.. Lynn Bland, a. Kirk
Smith, Mr.. Warren Dyer, Mr.. VIM.
Waldo, Mr.. Rush Ward, DR.. Mark Per-
~, DR.. A. w. Nickel and DR.. Fred
Stathers.
Friday night the attendants at the
hospital had their ball, to name all
those present would be nigh unto an
impossibility. The supervisors through
the Superintendent's instructions ar
ranged to let every attendant off who
wished to participate, for a certain
time at least, in the giddy whirl which
lasted until the early morning hours.
Many outside of the institution, friends
Of the attendants, were present. Music
was furnished by a Wheeling man.
The shooting of fire crackers on the
street Thursday evening started a team
owned by Mr.. Chas. Morrison to run
off, breaking the wagon considerably.
1t is said he will institute suit for dam
ages against the town.
Andrew Shearer, who has been work
ing in Port Lough's livery stable, was
kicked by a horse Thursday evening.
For a time his life was dispaired of.
Silas Stathers run up from Manning
ton to spend Christmas with his par
ents. He returned on the early train
Tuesday.
Yves" Heckert, Troy's popular May
or, was a Bailey house guest Thursday.
| WSS 10 lno IOlQCSL Aldu ILL GllluCI
county lover a telephone).
Mr.. S. M. Weeks, of Philadelphia,
zane home with DR.. Fred Stathers and
is his guest. They will both return to
Philadelphia Monday next.
MI. Alex. McVeigh Miller, Jr., and
7 sister, Miss Irene, who are the guests
t the hospital, are looking for their
rather and mother to join them here
to-day
1t is quietly whispered that Postoffice
Inspectors Hutton and Allen are again
working in this neighborhood.
The hospital board convenes Tuesday
next.
Miss Ella Farley has returned to her
home at Baltimore.
Will Nicolls left Thursday to resume
his work at Baltimore.
Rush Ward, who is attending a dem
fist school in Cincinnati, spent the hol-
idays with home folks.
Miss Anna Kitson has returned from
her visit to Springfield, o.
Misses Jennie and Hattie Cummings
| are visiting relatives in Jane Lew.
The home of Minter Jackson, at Jane
Lew was destroyed by fire Wednesday
morning.
Camden Lewis and sister, Miss Jessie
entertained their little friends with a
masked party Friday evening.
MI. and Mrs. E. Klein are visiting
! Clarksburg friends.
Hospital employees have signed a Pc
tition to the board urging them to re-
elect DR.. Stathers.
Robert Corrothers is in Warrington.
Albert Weber and two children spent
Christmas with Mr.. Weber's sister,
Mrs. VIM. Stalnaker, at Clarksburg.
A number of enjoyable hay rides
were participated in by the young
folks the past week.
Mrs. Conaway, of Fairmont, formerly
Miss Lille Newberger, is spending her
holidays with relatives here.
James Limbers is working as an ex-
ira expressman on the railroad.
Mrs. Frame, of the Buckhannon Sem
! mary, spent Christmas with her broth
ers. Tom and John Barnes.
Thorn Koblegard was home from
school to spend Christmas week.