Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-18
A PLEASANT EVENT.


the home of Mrs VIM. Lupton, in the
way of an sat home" she gave. Dur
ing the hours of entertaining between
eighty and one hundred people were
present and spent most enjoyable
time. The hostess was assisted II le-
ceiving the guests by Mrs. Chas. Car
penter, Mrs. w. b. Francis ana Mrs.
Plat Wells, of Canton, o., a sister II
Mrs. Lupton's. The ,aDles were pre-
sided over in an Admirable manner tv
Misses Jennie McGrew, Lenore Dren-
men, Clara Sheets and Ella Iugle-
bright.
Norvel Hood IS home from Keasjng-
ton, O., visiting his family over Sun
day.
S. Martin is confined to his home,
threatened with typhoid fever.
H. G. Pratt and family are home
from a weeks sojourn at Epworth
Park.
Mrs Platt Wells, of Canton, O., is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Lup-
ton.
Miss Alice Wood is home from the
Women's College at Baltimore to spend
the summer with relatives.
VIII Stewart returned to Washing
on-Jefferson College yesterday after
noon, from which place he graduates
next Wednesday.
Miss Olive Smith left Friday even
ing for a several weeks visit at Tiffin,
Fortoria and Findlay o.
Elmer Reed, of this place, is one Of
the pharmacy graduates at Scio Col
lege commencement next Thursday.
Mrs Williams and daughter, Miss
Essie, of Huron, Wis, are the guests
of the family of E. C. Boyd.
Mrs. A. J. Vanpelt and son arrived
home yesterday from Somerton, O.,
where they have been visiting relatives
the past week.
Yesterday was pay day at the Aetna
Standard and Laughlin mills. 1t being
a three weeks pay, it was large one,
amounting to about $4,000.
Hal Watson is able to be out. after
a weeks illness.
Mrs. w. H. Stewart and sons, Arthur
and Will, neave next Saturday for Ok
ford, O., where they VIII spend the
summer at their old home
The c. & P. station here will be
lighted with gas in a short time.
Last evening at the home of Roger
Jones, the Jolly Friends held a social
and literary meeting that was very en-
Joyable in every respect. Following
the evenings exercise they repaired
to Hoge's, where they drank the soda
fountain dry.
The paint of and frescoing of the in
terlor of st. Mary's church is nearing
completion. The work, which is be-
ing done by Contractor C..ristian Lest
OF Steubenville, is excellent, giving the
church a very attractive appearance.
The members of the Martins Ferry
| athletic club which have been camped
near Yorkville the past two weeks.
nave returned home. They all report
an excellent time, catching plenty of
fish ar1Ce, turtles.
Last evening the Mother MCKINLEY
Circle gave mill mems supper in the
Commercial hall that was well patron
lied. The ladies are to be praised for
. the preparations they made to make
the affair as enjoyable and successful
as it proved to be.
Grand opening of Louis Tricks sum-
mer garden, at the corner of Fourth
and Jefferson streets, Monday evening.
! concert by the Martins Ferry Cornet
Band.
Yesterday afternoon about | o'clock
Miss Edith. daughter of Mrs. Ella
hiauSer, residing at the home of her
grandfather, David Sanders died after
an illness caused by consumption. The
deceased was Is years of age and had
been suffering with the disease for
several months. The funeral will take
place from her late home Monday af
ternoon. Interment will be made at
Riverside cemetery.
Rev. Father McDermott, of Pitts
burg, is the guest of Rev. Father Null
hearn, of St. Mary's church.
James Randolph, of Flushing, was
In town yesterday on business.
The Spigot Twisters' fishing club has
returned from a ten days soiourn on
Captine. The boys report fine time.
Although they caught no fish, turtles
were plentiful.
Prof. Edgar Bedford, of Chicago. ar
rived here yesterday to join his wife,
who is the guestof her parents here.
The Aetna Standard paid their en-
ployes in gold yesterday
DR.. j. M. Hensley, of Smithfield, was
In town yesterday calling ON friends.
Mrs. A. w. Kerr left for Allegheny
last evening to visit her parents.
The Dougherty base bali club were
defeated yesterday afternoon by a
J picked club. Score 20 to II.
Miss Lille Ebberts is home from a
couple of weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Colerain.
The Martins Ferry Council No. SO.
Jr. o. u. A. M. elected the following
\ocers at their meeting Friday evening:
Councillor, George Strain; vice ccun-