Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-01
PaRKERSEURG.

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, September
30.-Mr. and Mrs. P. d. Neal are spend
ing a week in New York City.
Arthur Drake and family will remove
from this city to Huntington. Mr..
Drake made many friends here.
John T. Harris has returned from
medical treatment.
Mrs. B. Ison and daughter, Miss Ella,
are guests Of Captain w. j. Robinson.
A delightful informal social function
was the dance at the Terripan Park on
Tuesday night, chaperoned by Mrs.
Mary Broughton and Mrs. t. A. Har-
ris. Those present were Miss Mildred
Harris, Miss Mabel Moss, Miss Mossie
Wetheral, Miss Mabel Armstrong, Miss
Lang, Miss Sara BFoughton, Miss sara
Edlin, Miss Elizabeth Gambrill, Miss
Mary Moffatt, Miss Sue Waudling, Geo.
Gordoa, Curtis Williams, Monroe
Shrewsbury, Richard Shrewsbury, Dorr
Casio, Adam Kreps, George Summers,
G. d. Forfer, Paul Deming, Charles
Alexander, James Jackson and Virgil
Officer, of Chicago.
Kensey Neal made business trip to
Baltimore during the week.
Senator J. n. Camden went to Hunt
ington Thursday on business trip.
Harry Gordon, who is now located at
st. Marys, spent several days Of this
week with his parents here.
Mrs. Clayton McKeehan and little
son, of Clarksburg, Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Barrett spent a part of the week
with Mr.. Ed. Martin and family, at st.
Mary's.
Mrs. Jack Harris has returned to her
home at Tyrone, Pa, after visit OF
some length with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Hutchinson.
w. E. Plumb left Thursday for
months trip through the east, comhin-
ing business and pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Mowery departed
Wednesday for Omaha, Neb, to make
a visit of two months.
Miss Nellie Cook is in New York Wis
itihg friends during the Dewey demon
STATIONS.
Mrs. D. F. Kaine has returned to her
home at st. Louis, after a visit of sew
eral weeks with her mother, Mrs. Tul-
ley
Miss Lucy Hardman, Of Hartman, w.
Va, is the guest of Mrs. Daisy Stephen
son.
Mrs. A. H. Brown and two little sons,
left Wednesday for Washington, d. c.,
to join Mr.. Brown, who has recently Sc
cured a government position. They
will make the capital city their future
home
George w. Neal and Mr.. B. Gibbons
witnessed the Dewey parade at New
York Thursday.
w. H. Dunbar has returned from
Pittsburg and reports his brother
Charles much improved.
Mrs. Nathan Bushnell and daughter,
Miss Rosalia. arrived home Friday
morning from a visit of three months
with relatives in Maine and other parts
of New England.
Mrs. Frank Standiford and Mr.. and
Mrs. T j. Taylor, of st. Marys, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Taylor
during the NJ. E. conference.
Miss BERTHE Synder has returned
from visit of some time with rela-
tives in Virginia.
Miss Birdie Kellar, of Boaz, spent
several days of this week with friends
here.
Mrs. d. F. Beatty returned Friday
from visit in Buckhannon.
Mrs. w. d. Paden and daughter, Miss
Margaret, returned Friday from Balti-
mare, where they accompanied Miss
Sophia Paden, who will attend school
in that city during the present year.
Mrs. Leon Epstein and chillren nave
returned from an extenied visit with
relatives in Lexington, Mo.
Will ]. Cooper mas departed for
Morgantown, where lie will take The
course in mechanical engineering at the
University.
Among the prominent men in our
city during the past few days we're
Treasurer NJ A. Kendall, of Charles
ton; Judge Golf, of Clarksburg; Hon.
T. A. Brown, of Elizabeth; Major ]. V.
Blair, of West Union; Ed. Bailey, of
Spencer, and NJ. R. Wolf, of Wheeling.