Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27
GRAFTON.


GRAFTON, August 26.-Auditor l..
M. LaFollette, of Charleston, was in
town during the week
Prof. Harris. of the Ravenswood
school, attended the M. P. conference
Congressman r. H. Freer, of Harris
vile, is attending the Methodist Pro-
testant conference as a delegate He
delivered an eloquent address Saturday
night on the subject, Young Men in
and out of Sunday School"
James l.. Poe, of McKim, Taylor
county is visiting relatives in this
county.
Rev. j. D. Simmons, pastor of the
Baptist church, returned Friday from
Point Pleasant, where he has been at
tending the Baptist Association.
Prof. w. W. Tapp, for number OF
years popular teacher in our public
schools, but now principal of the Har-
risville schools, is in town.
Aaron LuZadder and daughter, Mrs
j. w. Jacobs, left Thursday for q
months visit to friends in Indiana.
Long Bros. who sold their hard
ware store to Leachman & Kennedy
have opened up tin shop in the base
lment Of the Masonic building.
Mrs. Riley Gregg and son Guy are
visiting friends in Clarksburg.
J. M. Keane has completed nearly
a mile of his contract of paving the
road east of town leading to the Hay
mond settlement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi B. Davis, oil
Roanoke, Va, were in town Thursday
Mr.. Davis will be remembered as one
of the founders of the Grafton Leader
ten years ago. He is now prosperou;
merchant at Roanoke.
The Sunday school association of the
their fifth annual rally in the M. p.
church Saturday night. A large
crowd was in attendance. The officers
of the association are: President, l..
A. McNemar; Vice President, Geo. r.
Brown; Secretary, C. H. Ocheltree;
Treasurer, U. w. Morrison. Follow.
ing is the programme as rendered:
7:45. Song and Promise Meeting, led by
"a Rev. c. l., Queen.
500 A ASGeS Pastor a Of Sunday
$50. Address = THE Graded Sunday
School, Rev l.. E. Peters, President
w. Va. S. s; Association.
$40. Address-"Bible Study for Profit, -
500 800 Address las Young IN Men In and Out OF
the Sunday school, Hon. R. H
Freer.
800. Presentation of Prize Banner, by Prof
U. S. Fleming.
o. l.. Rohrbaugh, of Salem, was II
town Friday.
Mrs. H. S. Wilson, of Parkersburg
is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Jarrett.
niece, Miss Cowherd, are visiting the
eastern shore summer resorts.
John Stewart, of Warrington, lum-
Der dealer, Was in town the first of the
week.
William Henry Bailey is in Baltimore
looking after his lumber interests.
There is talk of the Daily Sentine
resuming publication about the first OIL
September.
French Lynch, of Washington, D.
c., passed through town Thursday en-
route home from a business trip tc
Lewis county.
E. Klein left for Baltimore Friday
to lay in his fall stock of goods.
Senator S. B. Elkins and Hon. Geo
C. Sturgiss were in town Tuesday.
Allie Baker returned to Cumberland
Saturday and will resume his work
after spending a months vacation Wis
iting friends in Grafton.
The new wagon placed on the streets
by the Interstate Steam Laundry is g
handsome one.
Clay V. Miller, the Main street shoe
dealer, and Byron C. Blue returned
to-day from a ten days trip TO Niagara
Falls.
DR.. VIM. Sivey, of Tunnelton, was in
town Wednesday.
State Superintendent of Schools
Trotter was in town the first OF the
week.
G. x. Rymer, of Overield, Barbour
county. was in town several days this
week.
Mrs. Mary E. Gilhart left Friday
morning for Berkeley Springs, called
there by the serious illness Oh hei
brother, Horace Miller.
Miss Mollie PRESS returned Inurs'
dav from a visit to Atlantic City
Quite a large crowd from here viii
attend camp meeting at Tunnelton
Sunday.
Chas. Reynolds and Miss Gertrude
Hall. of near Meadland, were married
at Oakland. Nd, Tuesday. Mr.. Rey-
nolds purchased the Hanson Jarrett
property at Fetterman and VIII reside
there.
willie Holt, clerk in the postoffice
left Saturday for a visit TO PlttsDure
friends.
walter Senior. of the Webster Wool
on mills was in the city Friday.
Milton H. Lilly, the Latrobe street.
eunsmith. sold his outfit Thursday and
left for Texas. where he expects to en-
ter in the employ of the Southern
Texas railroad.
Lloyd P. Souders, Of the W. z. Hen
erickson Co.. left to-day for the east
Henry Guth returned Thursday from