Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-09
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Sardis, O., April 8.-The Easter pro-
gramme under the auspices of the M.
E. Sunday school was rendered in an
interesting and entertaining manner.
Some Of the most pleasig numbers of
the evening were the Rotations deliv-
cred by our talented young ladies, a
duet by the Misses Mary and Matte
Lennon, chorus with bell accompan-
iment and the class recitations by the
children. These were highly appreci-
ated by all. The church was artistic
ally decorated and crowded with eager
listeners.
MIR. Lawrence Holtsclaw, of Ben
wood, O., spent Sunday in town saying
goodbye to his many friends before
leaving for New Philadelphia, where
he has accepted the position Of prof. OF
penmanship Of that division of Scio
College for the coming term.
Mr.. Chas. Christie has taken his
fathers position at Elk Fork for few
weeks.
Mrs. J. P. Goodwin and Miss Cook
spent several days at Pittsburg, visit
ing the different millinery departments
and returned with full line Of spring
goods, which is displayed at the rear
end of Goodwin Bros. store.
The many friends of Miss Maggie
Work sympathize with her during her
serious illness.
Mr.. Asa Hoskinson, an aged and
well respected citizen of this place,
died at his home Thursday.
Miss Belle MoZena returned home
Friday after a three weeks visit with
Darlington friends.
Nv Coo CaCa hoe r,1oood OF Oh ppW
machines in his shirt factory, which
will be ready for operation the coming
week.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Hofer. Misses Elva Anderson,
Lizzie Skinner, Maggie Hofer, Hattie
Thompson attended the commence
ment at Hannibal Wednesday evening
and report it as having been a great
success.
From the number of wagons seen on
our streets last week, one would think
that every body was trading houses
with his next door neighbor.
Will Sidell, of Martinsyille, was call
ing in town Friday night.
Miss Allie Price, Of Benwood, O..
was the guest of relatives in town the
past week.
Quite number of our young men
took a pleasure CD trip to Woodsfeld
Wednesday.
Mr. John Dunn moved his barber
shop from Main street to Mound street.
Mrs Turner and daughter Ella, spent
several days in Sistersville this week.
Mr. Earl Lennon, the photographer,
of Martinsville. and wife, were visiting
his parents here Wednesday.
Mr. Willie Vetter, one of our most
popular young men left for New Phila-
delphia Monday. where he expects to
complete the first year in the seientifl-
cal course of Scio College. Willie will
be greatly missed by the young ladies.
as he and his camera had grown to be
one of the attractive features of the
time.
Mr.. Kerr. the machinist. of New Jer-
sey, registered at the Cunningham
House.
DR.. Osburn passed through here on
his way to Mt Moriah, where he will
hold his last quarterly conference on
the Hannibal charge.
Mr.. Hugh Ridgeway returned from
Atlanta. Ga. to bid farewell to his
many friends here. before starting for
Manila. We wish him q safe return.
Mr. Randolph Funk. OF Martinsville.
was buried here last Sunday.
Mrs Noah Littene is on the sick list
Miss Pearl CARRIER, OF Martins Fer
~. was the charming guest Of Hattie
Thompson last Sunday.
The Sardis Normal will begin April
10th. Prof Fralev will have charge Of
the advanced students and Miss Edith
Hofer of the primary department. We
wish them success.
Miss Blanche Lennon was hostess
to number Of her friends Friday eve
ming.
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