Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-31

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House, subject Force ana counter
force This was the FIRST Of . series Of
lectures given by the Warrington Lee
ture Bureau.
H. H. Burns, of Chester Hill, o., is
visiting his family on Howard street,
this week.
o. d. Nutter, Frank Weible and Gus
Forsythe made an excursion trip to
Fairmont Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAWN. OF Ohio. were
the guests of Father ". G. Pendergrast
the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Nay, Of Wheel
ing, are the guests OF Mrs. Nays par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Basnett, on
Locust street.
Miss Jennie Curry is visiting Fair
mont friends this week.
Clark Ice, of the West Virginia Uni
versity, is spending his vacation here.
Miss Jane Beatty, of Iogansport, was
in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Holden were at
Metz the first of the week.
Miss Estella Miller, of the Advocate,
is visiting her home at Tunnelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Criss were at Mon
ongah the first of the week.
Miss Gypsy Fogle is the guest OF
friends at Morgantown.
Miss Grace Floyd is circulating
among Newburg friends this week.
Mrs. E. E. Hamilton is visiting her
former home at ParHer's Landing, Pa.
Lon Tucker and Carl Alum spent
Christmas at the home of Mr.. Alum's
mother in Wheeling.
~ O,-uoar- - -t1tt;~Nr Afr rroNanfc
in Bowling Green, o.
Geo. Reid, of Butler, Pa, Is visiting
j.. L. Kirkland's family this week.
Mr.. Paris r. Myers, of Wheeling, will
give an organ recital next Monday eve
ming In the M. I church. Mr.. Myers
will bring with him Master Charlie
Jacobs, soprano soloist of his choir.
Master Jacobs has been in training for
some time and has n of the purest
treble voices. His range is nearly
three ~octaves, and shows an unusual
degree of intelligence musically. Mr..
Myers will be remembered as giving a
recital here last December and this
promises to be a rare treat to lovers OF
music.
Miss Kate Garrison, the talented
e~locutionist, who was here last winter,
is visiting Mrs. s. E. Phillips, on Pleas
ant street.
L. w. Martin was in Fairmont
Thursday on business.
Chas. Denam, of Green county, Pa,
is visiting relatives in town.
Warrington Lodge A. F. & A. M. in
stalled the following officers Tuesday
evening of this week: ]. B. MARI,
Master; w. c.. McWhinnie, Sr. War
den; DR.: U. H. ~Devendarfer, Jr. War
den; E. C.. Rose, Secretary; G. M. AL
lender, Treasurer.
Chas. w. Robinson, State Bank Elk
aminer, spent the holidays with his
family on Market street.
l.. ]. Carskadon, proprietor OF the
Clarksburg Produce Co., Clarksburg,
was in town Christmas.
Fred Hall, the popular barber for
Simon & Diggs, is visiting at Pitts
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Hare returned
Wednesday after a brief visit to
friends in Wheeling.
VIM. Lightner met with a very pain
full accident Saturday, while putting IN
rods on the Fleming No. 1. His thumb
of his left hand caught between the
wrench and tubing, severing 1t at the
Joint. DIR. Ice dressed the wound.
Jas. A. Taught has the honor OF hav-
ing the first cutter on the street this
season. He was out Christmas even
ing with his calico horse" and cutter.
The water main burst Wednesday at
the corner of Clarksburg and Pleasant
streets, causing considerable inconven-
fence on account of water being shut
Off two days.
Miss Stella Hall is quite i'll at her
home on Main street.
Miss Copeland, teacher in the High
school, is spending her vacation in
Kingwood.
Col. w. W. Arnett, of Wheeling, was
on our streets Monday.
Prof. McBee, of the High school, is
in Morgantown visiting friends.
Homer r. Koen, Secretary OF the
Palace Furniture Co, of Wheeling, was
the guest of his parents here over
Christmas.
Attorney L. Taylor, of Raymond &
Taylor, is on a w weeks vacation at
Wadestown and Waynesburg.
Mrs. Clarence Hall, Of Pennington,
was in town on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Thornt Martin and daughter,
Miss Name, of Bingamon. are the
guests Of L. w. and w. r. Martin.
Miss Louis, of Mt. de Chantal, was
the guest of Miss Ada Lon Johnson
Wednesday and Thursday.
G. H. Shearer, formally OF this place.
but now of West Union, was a business
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Cora Evans, of Beverly, O., ar
rived Thursday evening to visit Chas.
F. Dent, on Clarksburg street.
At a regular meeting Of Columbia
Lodge No. ga, knights OF Pythias,
Thursday evening the following Of
fcers, were elected: c. c., c. E. Hibbs;
V. c.. C. P. Moore; Prelate, Abe Haw-
kins; NJ. of W. Samuel Hunter; M. Of
A., John Hamilton; NJ. of E.. H. Wood
ward: NJ. of F., Jack Rex; X. Of R. &
s.. J. J. Crowel; I. G., j. T Fleming; 0.
G., F. NJ. LEVEL.
The Elks' ball Thursday evening was
a gorgeous success The costumes were
all elaborate. The guests begun to ar
rive at s o'clock and at $3.50 the grand
| march began, the dancing continued
till quite early in the morning. Music
was furnished by the Warrington Or
chestra.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Sturm visited Mr..