Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-20

IN the cry goods store OF DdvlS q ByI
ers and will begin her work Monday.
Miss Della Patton returned from q
visit to friends in Wheeling.
The Weston JOB Printing Co., of Tyr-
connell has opened a job Office in the
Colerider building.
The Xxi Fishing club broke camu
Thursday.
Miss Mollie Basford. Of Cumbers
land, attended the Elks outing at the
Park Saturday.
Byron Blue and Clay Miller left Sat-
urday on the excursion to Buffalo~and
New York They will visit Niagara
Falls, Toronto. Seattle.
Neal Helflin, the twelve-year-oid SON
Of Samuel Helm, fell from a wagon
dealer in our city sold his big stock OF
hardware to Leechman and Kennedy
Wednesday. This stock win be remove
ed in their new store in the Masonic
building.
Miss Maggie Cook, of Pittsburg, ID
the guest OF friends in town.
Misses Mary and Lucy King returnS
ed Wednesday from visit to friends in
Parkersburg.
Walter Tibbetts. of Philadelphia, is
visiting his parents ON the West Side.
Rev. and Mrs. D. l.. Ash, of Mounds
vile, were the guests OF friends int
town during the week.
Miss Florence Stemple. of Beaver.
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. M
Jeffreys.
Mrs c. o. Newton died at her home
on Milford street Wednesday evening.
after a lingering Illness. The funeral.
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place from the residence at 4 p. M
Friday.
Mrs TAYLOR E. Cole and daughter.
Miss Mamie, returned Wednesday from
a months visit to friends in Virginia.
Mayor Boyd is suffering with rheu-
matism this week.
Misses Ida and Bessie Kimmell OF
Keyser, are guests of relatives in town.
A. Brock, of the the Speidel Grocery
Company, of Wheeling, was in town
Monday and Tuesday.
DIR. T. C. Elliott has openedshis new
drug store on Latrobe street
Clyde Cole has accepted a position
in the Grafton Bank.
John f. Cavenny is making exten-
sive improvements to his property on
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Barbee, OF Phila>
delphia, attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Greed O. Newton Friday.
Henry Guth, of the Hendrickson
Clothing CO., is spending his vacation
at Mt. Lake Park.
Postoffiee Inspector e. ]. Allen
spent several days with his family1
here this week aften an absence of sew
eral months in the southern part OF the
State.
Ed Compton has resigned his posi-
ton with the Hendrickson Shoe Com
pany to enter the Methodist Seminary
at Buckhannon
Mrs Jennie Flagel, Mrs Anna Bried-
love. Mrs. Kate Ridemous, Mrs James
Hunt, Mrs. r. Brumbaugh, Mrs French
Helmes, Mrs. p. j. Moran, Mrs. Mike
Kenney and Mrs, M. J. Hunter lefts
Saturday for Connellsville to the an
nual meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
and railroad meeting.
]. Martin Scranage and wife, or
Washington, d. c., were registered at
the Arlington Hotel Friday. Mr.
Scranage is holding position In the
postoffce department at Washington.
having received the appointment from
this State.
Miss Louise Beyers returned Thurs
day from visit to relatives in shep%
perdstown, w. Va.
Miss Kate Dobler, who has been tnA
guest of the Misses Heihle. will RETURN
Monday TO her home in New YORK.
Mr. and Mrs. DIR. Malvern will leave
Monday for a two weeks visit TO ATT
Mrs Samuel Woods, of Philippi, was
in town Thursday.
Mavor Fred Blue, of Philippi. ana
wife. we're the guests OF DIR. Chas. h.
Sinsel Friday.
this morning, breaking MS iele OIL"
inst above the elbow.
Ex-sheriff T. T. Elliott, of Belington'
is in town. 4. d,
town.
The Methodist Protestant annual con-
ference will be held here next week.
Preparations are being made to enter
tain two hundred delegates.
Sidney Reynolds, of Meadland. TOOK
In the Elks outing Saturday.
DR.. G. A. Newton and wife, OF Buck
hanxon. were the guests OF relatives
in town. ,
Elder Joshua Corder, or Phiilppi'
preached at Amnon church Saturday
and Sunday.
Joe Ed. Slow, of Parkersburg. IL In
town.
The room vacated by Mr.. Mugler on
Main street will be occupied by the.
Henderson Clothing Company.
John ]. Foley and family are visiting
in Piedmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Grove are yis-i
iting at KeysT.
VIM. P. Myers. of Philppi,' attended
the Elks' outing.
c. ]. shoffner is visiting his parents
at Roanoke, Va.
The big parade Of Elks took place aa'
10: 80 to-day. II was one OF the biggest
parahes ever passing through our
streets The Al G. Field minstreF
hand headed the procession. One hun
dred and twenty members OF the local.
lodge in uniform were in line and sew
eraI hundred visitors Joined in the pro-
cession. The line OF march took In all
the principal streets OF the town ana
West Grafton. Many Of the Business
houses were decorated and quite num-
Der closed at noon, including tie
banks and postoffice. At the park sew
eNl thousand people had assembled.
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