Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-11
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MIS-. Emil korD was called 70 Mar1eStd
the latter part of the week by the ser
io1a illness Of her father.
Drs Wise, Keloer and Sharp have re-
turned from Columbus, where they at
tended meeting of the American
Medical Association.
Rev. w. e. Powell's many friends
will be glad to know he is improving
some in health after quite serious
siege Of illness.
Misses Mamie Heaton and Julia
Elletson have returned from brief
visit with friends in Writ county.
Miss Lizzie Hinkley, one OF our faith
full school teachers, left early in the
week for Valley Mills, to spend the
summer with relatives.
Mrs. Cooper and daughter, Miss
Flora, left Wednesday for Winona, Ill.
to spend some time with the formers
son, Rev. Arthur Cooper, who has
charge in that city.
Mr.. J. M. Mitchell is at home from
Mount Clemens, Mich, where he spent
several months for the benefit OF his
health.
The Old Virginia Club crowd gave a
dance Thursday evening at Fries Park,
in honor of the young lady visitors of
the members. Quite a jolly time was
had by all who were fortunate enough
to be guests of this hospitable club.
The young ladies of the P. and x.
Cooking Club did the honors to their
gentlemen friends Thursday evening,
by taking surrey ride to Mineral
Wells and there enjoying a splendid
supper and thereafter the drive home
which was delightful.
Chief Deputy W. E. White has re-
tnrned from a business trip to Wheel
ing.
Major C. D. Elliott left Friday for
Charleston
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kellar will arrive
home Sunday from Baltimore, where
they were called by the serious illness
of the formers brother, Henry Kellar,
who is slowly improving.
Miss Emily Despard is at home,
after visit of several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wallace, of New Mar
tinsyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank woodward, OF
Chicago, are guests of relatives here.
Postmaster McCreary and Mrs. w. H.
Friedrich have returned from Luther
vile, Md, where they attended the
commencement exercises OF the semin-
ary there. They were accompanied
, home by Miss Clara McCreary and
Miss Nellie Cox, of Missouri, and Miss
Lulu Latshaw, of Pennsylvania, class
mates of Miss Clara's, who will be her
guests for some time.
Mrs. ]. G. McCluer and daughter,
Mary, and son, Cameron, left Thursday
&c.. t<1r, Y 10 ~ off
mencement at Washington and Lee
University, where James McCluer grad
yates this year. From there they go to
Lynchburg to visit at the home of Miss
Orsini Lowry, for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Warnich and
Miss Alice Lakel left Wednesday for
Pittsburg. Mr. Warnic2 will be alb
sent two weeks, but Mrs. Warwick and
children will remain longer.
Monroe Rathbone has returned to
his home at Chicago, after a short visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. George Shuttleworth and son
a1n1kere from Clarksburg, the guests
lVll. ana ~. James P. Roger Miss
Nina and Master Ellsworth Cole, of
Pittsburg, are also visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger.
Miss Katheryn Williams is visiting
her uncle, DR.. Cook, at Barlow.
Mrs. Van H. Bukey left early in the
week for Wheeling to spend a short
time with friends before returning to
her home at Washington. D. c. Mrs.
Bukey has been visiting her son, C. A.
Bukey, for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Morris are at
home from visit to Clarksburg.
Attorney Edward McSweeney spent
a part of this week at Columbus on
legal business.
Mrs. Henry Epstein has returned
from visit at Chicago.
Rev. Mr.. Finley and brother, Gus
Finley, were here from the eastern
part of the State during the week at
tending the wedding. of Mr.. J. T. Fin
1eyland Miss Charlotte Deming, which
took place Wednesday
Among the prominent people noticed
lin our city during the past few days
were DR. A. H. Kunst, of Weston; Hon.
John W. Mason. of Fairmont Supt.
Bowler, of the Monongahela railroad:
Peter Gold, a prominent oil operator,
Of Cincinnati; John Snodgrass, of Ma
rietta; Major ]. M. Lee. of Lewisburg.
Va: Deputy Collector Max G. Witten,
of Bluefeld; T. J. Moreland. of Green
castle: F. NJ Staunton. Of Charleston:
Rev s. B. Johnson of Petroleum; Hon.
French Hays and Guy Thompson. of
Chenille; E. M. Campbell and e. Nor
ris. of Huntington; Col w. H. Coma
way, of Fairmont; J. L. Keener. of
Morgantown, and Ira E. Robinson, of
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