Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-26
MARIETTA.

4 Marietta, Ohio, March 25.-Mrs. L..
I'M. Skinner returned yesterday to her
home in Parkersburg, after spending
\ the week visiting friends in this city.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brumer left Friday
morning on visit to friends and rela-
tives in Parkersburg
Mrs. p. Schlicher, Jr, and Henry
Whiting were at Parkersburg Thurs
day evening, attending the concert CIV
.en by the Parkersburg band.
Mrs. r.. L. Ramsey returned home
to McConnellsville Friday afternoon,
after a b1ief visit ofnseveral days here
with aaugRts7 Mrs. Charles H.
Miss Blanche shafer left to-day for
Columbus to spend few days as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kunz
Mrs. R. Bedford, of Caldwell, is the
guest of her son, Attorney Jabez Bel
ford.
Mrs. Hattie Beekman, of Athens, was
the guest recently of her daughter, In
this city.
Miss Myrtle Kirby has returned home
from q visit to friends in Pittsburg.
Mrs e. R. Alderman and Mrs A. D..
Alderman were guests of friends at
Columbus several days this week.
Walter Lancaster and Miss Jennie
Burget, of Parkersburg, were in Mar
ietta Thursday, guests of the former
sister, Miss Lille Lancaster.
Mrs. Charles Lund, of Oklahoma,
was the guest Thursday, of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. J. Lund, of Fourth street.
Among the college students who left
Friday, to spend the spring vacation
lat their homes were Mr.. Harry Hoyt,
S To Ravenswood; G. L. and Harry Bro
lkaw, to Brokaw; Cooper and Cooley, to
Caldwell; Coleman, to Ravenswood;
and Neal, to Kimbolton.
Miss May Hutson, of Allegheny, Pa,
and Miss Jane Brotherton of DelphOs,
o. students at Granville, are charming
guests at the home of Miss Carrie Will
helm.
Prosecuting Attorney Laird, of Par
kersburg, was a visitor in Marietta
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Follett arrived
home Thursday night from Cincinnati,
where they had been spending the
week.
Mr.. w. H. Siefer left Friday on a
visit to his mother at Titusville, Pa.
Major Jewett Palmer has returned
from Columbus, where he attended the
meeting of State inspectors of the Ma
sonic order.
Mrs. Edward Bremen, of Presque
Isle, Maine, is the guest of her father,
Mr.. James Parker West Side
The LIST of series of instr i've and
enjoyable Lenten readings was given
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Taskar B. Bosworth. Madame
4 Roland was the subject, upon which
Mrs. Bosworth had prepared and read
an exhaustive paper Refreshments
were served by Mrs H. N. Curtis and
Miss Florence Boyd.
Mr.. Pearl Jarvis, of Clarksburg, w.
Va, has purchased property in Marietta
and will make this city his permanent
home. He will remove here with his
family in April
70 head Of draft and general purpose
horses, will be sold at my stables, at
Sistersville, March Doth and 30th. Auc-
ton sale. A. C. RUBY.
Wednesday afternoon a number CT
the lady friends of Mrs. G. Kaiser, gave
her a very pleasant surprise at her
home on Seventh street Refreshments
were served at five o'clock by Misses
Lizzie Kaiser, Eva Conrath and Mary
Maloy.
Y DR.. and Mrs. Etuckenberg left Fri
lday, the former going to New York
and the latter to Wooster, O., to visit
her sister.
The Alpha Kappa Society of the
college. has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Pres, Simpson,
'99; Vice Pres, Dyke. 90; Secy, Ward,
'02; Asst. Secy., w. J. Jones. For the
Clio Board, Associate Editor, PIumer;
Personalia. Coe: Locals, Johnson. Psi.
G. NINA elected for next term: Pres,
Is Pratt; list Vice res, Follett; Cor Sec.
FeisIey; Rec. Sec, Penrose: Critic,
Harvey. For Clio Board: Editor-in-
chief, Warreaer, Associate Editor. Har-