Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-24

vas calling On Wellsburg friends we'd
nesday.
Attorney ]. r. Cree was 3 business
visitor at New Cumberland Tuesday.
General /. H. Duva1 Is 3 visitor at
Washington, D. G.
Alfred PAUL, w. A. Wilson and H.
E. Sands. of Wheeling, and E. A.
Weaver, of MoEndsville, directors in
the Wellsburg e. Wheeling Railway
business connected with the new trolley
line from here to Lazearv1lle.
The Shakespeare Club met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Martha
Hurdman. This was the last meeting
OF the club until after the holidays.
Miss Ella Fowler is visiting friends
in New Cumberland.
The Silver Leaf dancing club win
give a dance and cake walk In City
Hall New Years night.
Mrs. Charles Craft and daughter, of
East Liverpool, are visiting relatives
here and al Bethany.
Mrs. H. H. Evans, Of New Castle.
Ind, is a visitor at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Rus
sell.
James Carmichael, Jr., manager of
a brick and tile factory at Marietta,
OHIO, spent Sunday with his parents
here.
Mrs. John F. Miller, of Greensburg,
"a, and Miss Annie Smith, of Mis-
souri,, are the guests of Miss Amanda
Miller.
Mrs. Frank McNear and son Harden
left for Chicago, where they will join
Mr.. McNear, who is employed in a
bicycle factory there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex C. Dodd, formerly
OF this place, but late OF Washington,
Pa, have moved to Paramount, Ind.
Karl Brashear is home from the Col
umbus Dental College for the holidays.
John T. Douglass was a business Wis
itor in Pittsburg Wednesday.
Frank Niles, a boy employed al the
Harvey Company paper mills, got a
finger caught in the cutting machine
Wednesday, and had it badly lacerated
so hat 1t had to be amputated at the
first joint.
George Carmichael's name has been
sent to the American Board of Foreign
Missions for appointment as a mis-
sionary to the Philippine Islands. Mr..
Carmichael Is a Wellsburger, and will
graduate from the Allegheny Theolo-
gical Seminary in the spring. He is an
earnest, able, and bevr practical young
man, and if appointed would do more
good than a regiment of soldiers and
tons of shot and shell.
Miss Halle Welsh, of M~oundsville,
is the guest OF her brother, Stanton e.
Welsh.
Bernard, aged three years, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fletcher, died at
Sistersville, on Wednesday night at 8
O'Clock of d~iphtheria, after a short i'll
ness. Mrs. Fletcher left here a little
over a week ago with the little boy to
meet her husband, who recently went
to Sistersville to work at the tailoring
trade. The house was guarded and no
one was allowed to enter but the I'M
dertaker, and they being among stran-
gers, make their affection Goubly
severe.
Charles McElroy is home from
Clarksburg to spend the holidays.
j. B. Ledlie and w. NJ. Fowler, OF
Davis Island, were the guests Of Mrs.
w. r. Miller Tuesday.
Thomas Macall, of Scfo, Is home
with his family here, till after the holi-
days.
Misses Stella and Georgia Cox left
to-day for a visit with relatives at
Columbus, Ohio.
Misses Blanche Baird and Sue
Jacob returned home yesterday from
Hamilton College, KY, to spend the
holidays.
Miss Minnie Bartholomew left to-day
for a two weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Cleveland, Ohio.
D. W. Baird and w. r. Miller were
bushes visitors Thursday at Steuben-
vile.
Mrs. James Jones Is a visitor in Sis
tersville, called there by the death OF
her grandson, Bernard Fletcher.
Harden Duvall, David Baird, Jr.,
and Charles Briggs are home from the
University of Morgantown to spend
their holidays.
Bethany college closed Wednesday
till January 3, for the holidays, most
of the students going to their homes
to spend their vacation.
President j. NJ. Kersey, Of Bethany
college, filed the pulpit of the Chris
tan church here last Sunday morning
and evening, made vacant by the i'll
ness Of H. Newton Miller, the regular
pastor.
Prof. Jean Moss and musical class
gave a very interesting recital in
Chapel hall, Bethany, on Tuesday even
ing, to a large and appreciative audi
ence.
Miss Mary Rodgers, of Brilliant, o..
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Gist
Palmer, Tuesday.
Attorney j. B. Sommerville, of
Wheeling, was a business visitor here
Tuesday.