Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
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On Monday October 70, 1879, at efgnJ
O'Clock D. M. Mrs. Florence Wilson died
of pneumonia aged Sc years. Mrs.
Wilson had an attack of grippe about
two wears ago, which later merged into
a form of pneumonia. Several physi-
clans were in consultation on Monday,
and everything possible was done to
relieve her sufferings and ppolong life.
She was woman of sterling qualities,
being honest, industrious and Chris
tian-like in all relations of life. She
was a member of the Christian church
and leave to mourn her death two sons,
Walter and James, and one daughter,
Camelia Wilson. The funeral took
place from the Christian church, We'd
nesday, at two o'clock. Quite large
procession followed the remains to
Brooke cemetery.
The Shakespeare Club met Monday
evening with Mrs. J. G. w. Davis. The
next meeting, Monday evening, Octo-
her 80, will be at the home Of Miss
Stella Clendenen, when there will be a
review of SCOTS Lay of the Last Min
strel." and start made on the first part
of Shakespeare's King Henry "
Jay Cooper was calling on friends in
Bethany Tuesday.
The hunting party consisting OF w.
H. Myers, B. c. Werlich, Dallas Myers,
James Young and Valley Hunter have
returned from Michigan, and report
a fine trip. w. H. Myers says it takes
too much tramping in that country to
find any game One day they walked
30 miles without seeing deer or bear.
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ing bottle works, was here this week
making arrangements for starting the
Brooke glass works, which will be
within a week or ten days.
w. J. Ong, of Morgantown, was a
business visitor in town Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Mathews, who is attend
ing college at Bethany, spent Sunday
with her parents here.
Harry Campbell, of Wheeling, was
calling on friends here Saturday.
H. Newton Miller, OF Bethany col
lege, filed the pulpit Sunday, both
morning and evening, at the Christian
church, preaching two eloquent ser
mons.
Walter Russell was business visitor
in Pittsburg Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Fowler entered the Wheeling
Business College this week.
~Lanty Mcconnell left Saturday morn
ing for Point Marian, Pa. where he
will work the coming winter.
Charles He'll has accepted position
at Burgettstown.
John F. Miller, of Greensburg, Pa,
is visiting his brother, Charles, this
week.
Mrs Harry .Blankensop and daughter,
Margaret, we're visitors in Wheeling
MondaA
Rev. ". L. Williams, of Martins
Ferry. held communion in the Episco-
pal church here Sunday morning and
preached in the evening to large con-
greeati0n Rev. Swan exchanged pull
pits
John Elson. who attend Wheeling
Business College, spent Sunday with
his parents here.
William Schriner, who has been
working in Allegheny for some time
past spent Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. Shrlner and daughter, Minnie, re-
turned with him to Allegheny, where
they expect to remain for several
months
Miss Clara Shepherd, professor Of
stringed instruments, Of Bethany col
leee, will organize class here the first
of November.
". L. Fisher. of class '98, Bethany
College. has accepted the pastorate Of
the Christian church at Bellaire, and
will enter on his duties this week.
Brooke Roberts left for Wheeling
Tuesday. where he will work at stogie-
making in the Sanatel factory.
frank Tucker of Pittsburg. was a
business visitor here Monday.
2. H. Kipp and family returned home
Saturday. after a months visit with
relatives and friends in Ohio.
James Beall and S. c. Gist have re-
turned from the meeting of the State
Wool Growers Association at Lewis
burg, and report pleasant and profit
able meeting They and A. R. Jacob,
of Ohio county, were the only dele
gates from the Panhandle.
w. c. Latimer, carrier of rural mail
route No. 8, has resigned. d. E. Cox
has accepted the position, and will take
charge November list.
Mason Adams was a delegate to the
Good Templar convention. at Bridge
port. Wednesday. Mr.. Adams is a
member Of the Steubenville Lodge
A youthful couple from Wheeling APP
piled to Clerk MeCord Wednesday af-
ternoon for marriage license, but the
youthful maid confessed she was only
10 and had not the consent of parents
or guardian. She was advised to go
back to Wheeling, get the required con-
sent, and apply there for a license.
sThey went away exceedingly sorrow
full"
G. w. Rine was business visitor in
Pittsburg Tuesday.
Louis Stark, of Stark Bros. bakery,
spent Sunday with Wheeling friends.
Charles McCamie, of Moundsville,
was calling on relatives and friends
here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Litton, of Lazear-
vile, spent Sunday with his parents at
Rush Run.
Elder J. NJ Streater will preach
morning and evening Sunday at the
Christian church.
Mrs. Alexander Campbell and Mrs.
Judson Barclay. Of Bethany. and Mrs
]. e. Curtis, of Wellsburg, are the
guests of President and Mrs. B. G.
Hagerman, of Hamilton College, Lex
ington, Ky.
Many of the Masons who attended
the laying of the corner stone here