Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-09
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Mrs. John Kemple and family left
yesterday morning on a visit to rela-
tives at GAINESVILLE, o.
Clay Davis and Ernest Brostmeyer,
two we'll known B. & 0. men, were
initiated irto the Elk's lodge Friday
evening.
Miss Ella Cox leaves to-day for Pitts
burg. where she returns to college after
spending week with her parents here.
Charles Rosser, of Bellair, was in the
city on business yesterday.
C. ]. Barth and family have gone to
Fostoria, O., on a visit to relatives.
Circuit Court convened again yes
terday, but only chancery cases were
disposed of.
Miss Roxie Hammond, who has been
i'll for some time past, is much better
at this writing.
M. L. Benedum, the we'll known
South Penn oil man, was in the city
yesterday.
All members of the late company Is,
of this city, have been discharged, anu
the business of the company has been
wound up.
The Lowry Jubilee Singers gave
very pleasing concert last night 10 an
appreciative audience.
The Society Ladies' Ministries, which
were given by home talent Friday ev-
ening, was probably the best enter
tainment ever given at the school hall.
Those who took part were all clever,
and the splendid music added much to
the success of the performance. Mrs.
Harriet French Sherman, under whose
direction the MINISTRIES were given, de-
serves a great deal of credit for pre-
senting such a pleasing entertainment,
and it is to be hoped that she will re-
peat it before leaving the city. There
was present very large audience,
which was apprciative to the last.
Among those taking part were Misses
Pearl Criswell, Evangeline Hall, Cert
rude Jones, Agnes Cook, Anna Mckay,
Maude Steele, Clara Koontz, Cara
Lowe, Darle Gamble, Lulu Madden,
Lora Mcconnell and Miss Emma TALLER,
of Pittsburg. Misses Criswell, McCon-
nell, TALLER and Hall were the end men
and with the burnt cork and new cos
tunes were as funny as any one could
dare to be- The little wedding party
was also a feature and one of the hits
of the evening. Miss Cook as Black
Patti sang a very pretty song to which
she received an encore. George and
Melva Stultz also made quite hit with
their song Scratched You Off Ma LIST"
Both were dressed in novel costumes,
which pleased the audience greatly.
The clog dance was also very beau
tifully executed by Misses Madden,
Mckay, Jones, Mcconnell, and KoontZ.
Taken as a whole the entire perform
mace was good all the way through and
there was not one bad act in the whole
show. The songs were all new, the
Jokes bright and catchy, pleasing ev-
erybody.
The Kings Daughters have their
regular meeting tomorrow evening.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
~ John w. Herbert, of Wheeling, at
tended the minstrel show Friday night.
The condition of Daniel Hartley was
reported as being some better last ev-
enign. He will be able to be present at
the trial of Weaver tomorrow.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday by the county clerk to Charles
Sclegg and Della l.. Leach, both Of
this city.
Judge Thayer Melvin and John A
Howard, of Wheeling, were in the city
yesterday.
in the city yesterday.
There are now about fifty families on
the camp grounds. Nearly all the cot
tages will be occupied and that before
the first of August. The meetings this
year will be held on an elaborate SCALE
many noted ministers having already
been secured for it.
M. A. Walton, of Cameron, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Jane Cox, who had an opera
tion performed at Cambridge Springs,
is getting along very nicely. She is
now able TO sit up a portion of the time
and is able to eat a little.
Jason Parsons, David Arrick and
David Abersoll, of Franklin district
were in the city yesterday.
The Waltz farm, in Franklin district
was not sold yesterday. The interest
ed parties had matters settled salts
factorily before the time for selling.
George Roberts left yesterday after
noon on business trip TO Muncie, Ind
Miss Pearl Hedleston left yesterday
for New Matamoras, O., where she will
visit relatives.
John Mckay left yesterday on trip
to Cumberland, Md.
Edward Wiley, of Fairmont, will
be the guest of friends here to-day.
Miss Helen Cauield returned to
Philadelphia, Pa, last night, after a
visit to her sister here.
James Lewis, popular young man of
Pittsburg, is visiting Charles Humph-
rey, of Fifth street.
John Cook, of Wheeling, is visiting
his family here.
George Yost and P. P. Stewart, of
Bellaire, were in the city yesterday.
Harry Thurber is spending Sunday
at his home in Bellaire.
Charles Kleiner and wife are the
guests of relatives at Wheeling
w. D. Dunn has accepted a position
at the postoffce, but will not COM
mence work for week or ten days
Frank 7. Fulton returns to work at
the B. & o. tomorrow, having been of
duty the past month taking his va
cation.
Merit Wright and Louis Dorsey are
visiting friends at Pittsburg.
Work on the new Opera House will
be commenced some time during the
latter part Of the week or the first of
next. Manager Criswell has all his
plans prepared and when the work is
To-, Nil H.