Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-07
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Parkersburg, W. Va, May 6.-Mrs.
Jack Harris and wife, of Tyrone, Pa,
arrived here early in the week to at
tend the wedding of the latter's sister,
Miss Lyde Hutchinson, and Clyde
Bartlett. Mr.. Harris returned to mis-
home on Friday, leaving Mrs. Harris
for visit with her mother.
Miss Ethel Shaw, night operator in
the Bell telephone office, left Thursday
for a visit of several weeks with rela-
tives near Kansas City. Miss BERTHE
Shaw will fill the Office during her sis
ter's absence.
H. l. Protzman has returned from
business trip to Pittsburg.
Fred S. Richie left Friday for Cam
bridge Springs, Pa, for the benefit of
his health.
l.. E. Sands, of the Oil Well Supply
Co., has returned to Pittsburg, after
spending several days here.
B. S. Pope spent part of the week in
Pittsburg, looking after business in
terests there.
Gale Fishback. of Chenille, w Va,
recently mustered out Of the Second
West Virginia Regiment, is in our city,
visiting J. w. Huffman and family, on
Stanton avenue.
r. T. Skinner has returned to his
home in Cincinnati, after short visit
with Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Skinner, of
our town.
Mrs. G.. l.. Watson returned Friday
from a business trip to New York.
Thomas F. Barrett is at home from
Pittsburg, where he spent several
days on business.
Col. Jasper V. Moore, of Clarksburg;
Norris Forst, of Bradford; r. W. Wal
lace, New Martinsville; Senator Harry
woodward, of Spencer; r. II. Ruther-
ford, of Petroleum, and VIII Grain, of
Marietta, were in our city Friday.
E. G. Adams, who has been clerk at
the Jackson hotel for several months,
has resigned his position to accept an
other at the Beebe hotel, in Put-in-Bay.
Miss Bertha Shaw. who with her
parents, formerly resided here, has re-
turned to her home in Columbus o.,
after short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mitchell.
The Tuesday Night Whist Club held
it's last meeting for the season with
Miss Paden this week. A very pleasant
regret the closing of The meetings.
Colly Skidmore spent the greater
part of the week in Wheeling, looking
after large paving contract for the
Camden Clay Company.
Z. NJ. Amber returned early this
week from professional business trip
to New York.
The arrivals noticed here on Tuesday
were Attorney George l.. Roberts, of
Pittsburg; r. k Giffen, of Wheeling;
DR. E. NJ Turner, of Morgantown; {.
f. Collier, OF Richie Mines; John A
Mcintosh. of Rayenswood; Capt j. T.
Jones, the millionaire oil producer, of
Buffalo, n. Y; G. w kotztbue, of
New Martinsyille; I. \. Baresdah,
John II. Hol. of Huntington, and A.
Bruce Hunt. of Sistersville.
pretty home wedding was celebrat-
ed on Wednesday night at the residence
of Mrs. John a Hutchinson. Miss
Lyde Hutchinson and Clyde R Bartlett
were joined in the holy bonds of we'd
lock by Rev. Fred S. Retain Only
few of the immediate friends Of the
couple witnessed the ceremony. and at
2:4O Mr. and Mrs Bartlett left for
OlekeIdlu. -. i lie blAue IL the HeaUJl-
full and charming daughter OF the late
John A. Hutchinson and the groom is
the bookkeeper at the Parkersburg
Chair factory. After a brief bridal
tour the young couple will occupy their
new home in the White City addition.
Miss Elizabeth Curl. of Piussburg.
will be the guest of Miss Anna dis
on Fifth street during the week.
W E. r. Byrne. the clerk of the late
House of Delegates, was q prominent
visitor in the city on Thursday.
Hope Lodge No. lie. knights Of
Pythias. is arranging to give a three
days entertaiam/lt at Terrapin Park
in June and as his organization never
does things by halves. the public may
expect something good
Mr. and Mrs. Harry p Camden have