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

home Thursday night Whist and
toothsome refreshments were INDUCED
in. Those present were A. F. Dennis
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. D. A. Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Solly,' Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Morgan, MIR. and
Mrs. J. T. t. Frazier Mrs. c. B. Full
ton, Mrs. S. A. Fisher, Miss Rose Little,
Miss Bess Denniston, Misses Edna and
Evelin Solly, Misses Louise and Stella
Frazier, Messrs. Fritz ramer, VIII Dol
linger, Howard McMann, c. G. Nor
gan, Lieut. Brady Ruttencutter and DR..
Will Davidson.
Mrs. C. H. Johnson has returned from
a short visit at Marietta.
w. T. Heaton left Thursday night
for a business trip to Washington, D.
DR.. Link, of Berkeley county, has
located in our city, for the practice OF
his profession.
70 head of draft and general purpose
horses, will be sold at my stables, at
Sistersville, March 10Th and 30th. AUG
ton sale. A. q. RUBY.
Elmer E. Bonnette has returned to
his home in Wheeling, after spending
several days here, organizing a branch
of the American Boy Association.
Eugene Laird is at home from down
the o. r. R. r., where he has been
on some survey work.
Joseph Mcknight and bride, of Sis
tersville arrived here Tuesday on their
wedding trip.
Homes G. Merrill is in Washington,
D. c., on an official trip.
Mrs. P. B. Crosby left early in the
week for a visit with relatives in Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Harry P. Camden entertained
the Tuesday Night Whist Club this
week. Miss Clemens and VIII +. Mel
ly were awarded the prizes.
w. G. Peterkin entertained a few
friends one evening early this week,
at chatting dish party, at his home
on Ann street. Mrs. Bradenbaugh
chaperoned the party. Mr.. Peterkin's
guests were: Miss Florence Trivor,
Miss Elizaeth Bradenbaugh, Miss Hell
en- Chamberlain, of Buffalo, n. Y, Miss
Nan Snodgrass, Miss Carolyn Archbold,
Miss Virginia Snodgrass, Dave Paden,
C. D. Forrer, Geo. w. Summers, l.. N.
Dana and w. B. Hiteshew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Laird, Prose
cutting Attorney Laird's parents, OF
Newark, Ohio, are visiting in the city.
Miss Carrie Gilmore has returned TO
her home at SisterSville, after visit
with friends here.
Mrs. S. P. Carl was the hostess to a
L ~ &c. in m
Robb flats one evening this week, her
guests were Mrs. S. V. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs Joel Shrewsbury, Miss Matte
Smith, Miss Julia Smith, Miss Despard.
C. A. Bukey, Jack Taggart, Louis
Thompson and F. K. Loomis.
Col Hugh Sterling was here from
Wheeling Monday to inspect Calvary
Commandery, returning the following
day.
Miss Julia Alexander, of Virginia,
will be the Easter guest of Miss Madge
Moss, on Julianna street.
Miss Anna Amber leaves next week
for Stanton, Virginia, where she will
attend the Seminary Easter exercises.
She will then visit other Virginia
cities
Among the prominent business men
noticed in our midst during the past
few days were: DR.. a. II. kunst, or
Weston; Harrison Albright Of Charles
ton; R. L. Henry, of Sistersville; VIM.
Beard, of Elizabeth; Lieut.. Col. Clar-
ence L. Smith and Owen S. Mckinney,
of Fairmont; Judge John Brannon. OF
Weston; J. 0. Hindeman, Of Waverly;
Hon. Robt. f. Kidd, OF Chenille; j.
H. Oxtoby, Of Cleveland; A. +. Dickey,
of Huntington; Col. Wait H. Conaway,
of Fairmont; Dr.. ]. c. Walton, of Ty--
ner; Ex-Congressman c. Z. Hogg, OF
Point Pleasant; ]. ]. Archer, Of Column
bus; DR.. w. l.. McLane, EX-Justlce
Shannon and Messrs. Reynolds ana
Davis, of West Union; Romeo f. Freer,
Jr.. of Harrisville; T. N. Barnsdall, e.
W. Barnes, of Toledo; N. McTaggart,
OF Williamstown; Ben. S. Baer, Morris
Horkheimer, J. J. Coniff, Clark Hamil-
ton. Howard Hazlett, Henry M. Russell,
Alfred Caldwell and w. P. Hubbard, OF
Wheeling; Thomas Pettigrew and D.
E. Horner, of Clarksburg; Fred h.
White, of Mantun, Ohio; George H.
Grafton and w. j. Cram, Of Marietta