Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-12
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Parkersburg, W. Va, March &c.
L. Flanders, Of Marietta, as one of the
Business men here early in the week.
G. NJ. Freer, general agent Of the
c., A. & C. road, and a nephew of
Congressman Romeo H. Freer, was here
from Columbus Tuesday.
o. P. Boggs was here from Pittsburg
during the week, visiting his family
and looking after his oil, interests.
George S. Alexander, of West Union,
w. H. Aspenwall, Of S~istersville; ]. w.
Williams and P. c. Gaylord, of Clarks-
burg; J. c. Jones, of Charleston; d. c.
Reay, of M~organtown; J. M. Stone and
A. M. Carson, Of Ripley, were noticed
in our town the fore part of the week.
Miss Jean Mortimer, of Marietta,
spent the week with her parents in this
city.
MI. Dave Brown left Tuesday for a
business trip to Scio.
Peter Toole spent a part of the week
in Wheeling.
NJ. and Mrs. e. H. Flynn, Of Spen-
Ger, passed through our town Tuesday
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ton, d. G.
A. b. White and Homer G. Merrill
have returned from a business trip to
Wheeling.
Mrs. Doremus Paden entertained the
Tuesday Night Whist Club in a very
pleasant way at her home on Juliana
street this week.
Lyle Jones is slowly recovering from
a serious attack CT typhoid pneumonia,
a fact his many friends Will be glad to
know.
Prosecuting Attorney John F. Laird,
who has been so critically Ill for two
months, is slightly improved and his
physicians now hope for his ultimate
recovery.
An allowance for an additional clerk
at the post office has been made n
Miss Emma BOughner, CT Morgantown,
has been appointed to the position.
Miss Boughner is a sister OF A. b.
Bouehner, Of the State Journal STAFF.
Mr.. H. C. Richard is able to be out
Mrs. Lottie Golf Porter and Mrs.
Marion w. Maxwell. 0f Indianapolis,
passed through here Wednesday even
ing on their way to C~larksbu.S, 10
visit friends.
w. T. Heaton spent a part Of the
week at Clarksburg, looking after bus
ines.
Mr.. Archie L. Love, a clerk in Aud
itor La Follette's Office who has been
spending a short time at his home i'll
Grafton, passed through our town
Wednesday, on his return to the capl-
tai.
Capt. ]. r. Mehen spent Wednesday
at Pomeroy on Official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Gerring and Mrs.
Mrs. Otto Lehmen have returned from
their Southern trip, which extended to
New Orleans, where they attended the
Mardi Gras, thence 10 Florida; after q
short stay there they sailed up the Al
lantic coast to Baltimore and then
home. They report a delightful trip.
The Junior Whist Club was enter
tanned by Miss Paden Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Lee Philips and daughter, Miss
Ora, are visiting friends at Sistersyllie.
Mr.. Dudley PeytOn, a prominent bus
mess man of Huntington, spent part
of the week in our city.
Miss Lillian Thompson is here from
Allegheny, Pa, the guest OF the Misses
Haas.
Mr.. J. c. Hogg, Of M~eadville, was
the guest of his son, H. B. Hogg, on
Friday.
GUY Graham spent part Of the week
with Dorr Casio, at athens.
Mrs. c. Humble spent the latter part
of the week with her son, who attends
college at Marietta
Miss Nina Wallis, who is visiting MI.
and Mrs. Will Wallis. was the guest
of honor at the meeting of the High
Five Club, which was held at the hand
some home of Miss Meigs Jackson,
Thursday evening.
VIM. O'Brien, of Warrington; e. b.
Potts. of Wheeling; W. Fl. Foye, OF
GAINESVILLE. and r. A. Clark, OF Pitts
burg. we're arrivals here on Friday.
Hon. Ira Taber, of Toledo, attorney
for the National Supply Company, IS
the guest of II. B. Rogg.
J. H. Hamilton. of the Q. K. X. X,
has returned from an official trip to
Wheeling.
Charles Clouston, Of st. Louis, spent
Thursday with friends here.
Miss Carrie S~avage's many frlenGs
are grieved to know of her serious i'll
ness. 81.