Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-16
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FAIRMONT. w. Va, July 15,vProf. J.
Walter Barnes departed Wednesday for
Worcester, Mass, where he will take a
course Of lectures in psychology and peda-
gegy at the Clarke University.
Hon. o. 5. Mckinney and family left for
Mt. Lake Park Tuesday. where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Cornie Davis, who has been the
guest of Miss Lucy Raymond for some
time past, left Monday for Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Villa McCray. who has been at
Sunberry, Pa, engaged at the millinery
trade the past season. returned home Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Sands, of Washing.
ton. D. c.. are the guests of friends in
this city.
Profs. NJ. c. Leugh. T. Humphreys. Jos,
Roster, and j. G. Knutti. of the Normal
School faculty. are attending the summer
quarter at the University
Atty B. L. Butcher, OF this city, has
been appointed as a member of the Board
Of Regents of the West Virginia Colored
Institute at Farm.
Misses Florence and Elizabeth Stone de-
| parted Saturday for Richmond, Va where
tiNS wall NC tiC guest u lItCDQS anu al
tend the B. Y. P. L. convention.
Mrs. Frank Mckinney. of the First
Ward. has sold her store building on Mer-
chant street, known as the cooperative
building. TO James Hair, OF the Second
Ward.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Smith and daughter,
Miss Ida. and Miss Edwards. of Philadel-
| phia, Pa. are visiting Mrs. Ruhams
Boydston.
Mr.. Clifford Kinkead ana his mother
Mrs. ]. H. Kinkead. VIII Watkins and
| Rev. Kinsey left this week TO attend the
National Convention of Baptist Young
Peoples Union, at Richmond Va. to be
! held this week.
| Mrs. Mary NJ. Sample and two daugh-
| tiers, Misses Mary and Bertha, of Muncie,
| Ind. are visiting Mrs. Clemenza Swear
| ingen, in the First Ward.
| Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Center and two
| children, Of Charleston are visiting
! friends in this city.
| Mrs Charles Booth and children Estel-
| la, Raymond, and Harry, of Burton, were
| the guests of Mrs. George Hupp, of the
Fifth Ward
| Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Manley, accompanied
| by Mrs. Manley's mother, Mrs. Grove, de-
| parted Thursday morning for Webster
| Springs. They will be absent for couple
| of weeks.
| A. r. Watkins left Sunday for Chicago
| where he goes to build a number of coke
| ovens for his brother-in-law, C. f. Hutch
! inson, who will try coke making at his
mines located near Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. M Helmick who have
been the guests of their son George al
| Muncie, Ind, returned home Wednesday
| Miss Tappan. of Wheeling, is visiting hei
| brother, d. r. Tappan, at the Watson Ho.
| tel
| Miss Ina Watkins. who has been at Wat
son for several months past, is the CUES
| of her parents in the First Ward.
Miss Mary Metzgar. Of Pittsburg, ant
! Miss Jennie Hustead. of Uniontown, ar,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Metzgar, on cas-
Main street.
Albert White, who was indicted ant
tried for the offense of throwing stones a
the Monongahela River Railroad passen
| ger train on July the fourth, was fount
guilty OF the charge by a jury. Wednes
| day morning Judge Mooreland passed sen
tence on White, and fixed the penalty a
two years in the penitentiary. White 4
leaves for his wife to support.
| The ladies of the NJ. E. church will Civ,
a supper at the new McCray building OF
Madison street, Thursday evening, July q
Miss Huara Downey, of Chicago. tn
greatest evangelist of the NJ. f. church
| will be in this city on Sunday. July IS, a
the NJ. F. church morning and evening.
Miss Grace Johnson. who fell in fl
while passing along First street a few
| days ago, was arrested by officer Howart
| Swisher on the charge of stealing lady
watch from Mrs. s. II. Springer. on Park
avenue. The watch was recovered from
trunk. Miss Johnson had given It TO a lad.
to keep for her A hearing was given he
| Thursday morning before Judge Benning
ton.
The annual outing of the Elks OF Fair
mont will take place at Cheswood Parl
next Tuesday, July IS. The Elks band vii
spend the day there. and music for dane
ing will be furnished by an Italian orches
ira from Connelsvlle.
| The Ladies Home and Foreign Mission
| airy Society, of the Presbyterian church
| will give a lawn fete at the residence o
Hon. John w. Mason, of the First Ward
| Friday evening. July 2lst. Refreshment
served from until 10 o'clock We invit
| you TO come.
Miss Flora Shinn, of Washington, d. c.
is visiting relatives in this city.
Frank w. Bishop and wife. of Anthony
Florida. arrived in the city Saturday an
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W w
Mitchell.
r. p. Fleming and family Of New Ha
ven. Conn, are the guests Of relatives an
friends here for a few weeks.
Frank Gienger. OF Terra Alta. was in tn
city Friday a few hours, on business
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