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

visit with his brother at indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs NJ. A. Kuder is expected to arrive
home Sunday from an extended visit in
the East.
Miss Francis Neufer has returned to her
home in Oil City, Pa, after pleasant visit
with friends here
D. d. Johnson. Dale johnson and c. l..
Wilson attended the funeral of E. r. Dale,
at Marietta, early in the week.
Postmaster McCreary, his daughter, Miss
Clara, and her guest, Miss Frederick, Of
Catasauqua, Pa, and Miss Ida Gerwig, left
Wednesday evening for trip to Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Montreal, Toronto and Bos-
ton, remaining several days at each place,
and on their return will spend a short time
at Atlantic City They will be absent sew
eral weeks. Miss Frederick will leave the
party at Harrisburg, Pa, on their return,
for her home.
Miss Hanna McCarty has returned to her
home at Ceredo, after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Ernst Grimm.
Miss Clara Laird left Wednesday for a
few weeks visit with friends at Louisa.
KY.
Miss Emma Dudley is soiourning at Mt.
Lake Park
Rev. r. B. Smith, formerly pastor of the
Baptist church of this place, but now of
New York. is spending a few days with
friends here.
Harry Warne has returned from an east
ern business trip.
J. u. Jackson is here from Marion, Iowa,
the guest Of his cousin, VIII j. Cooper.
Mrs. Walter E. Fleming is at home from
visit with her parents near Clarksburg
Mrs. Flora Camden and son, Sprigg D.
Camden have returned from Atlantic City
Frank P Swan, of Huntington, has been
here during the week attending his brother,
VIII Swan, Of the NJ. E. Times, who has
been i'll.
Miss Crete Hutchinson is at home from
a weeks stay at Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Maud Wells is here from Sandusky,
Ohio, visiting her aunt Mrs. Ed Hazen.
Miss Lulu Gilbert left early in the week
for Minneapolis, MINI. to continue teach
ing school during the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ross Timms. Mr. and
Mrs, Joel Shrewsbury, Miss Eleanor
Butcher and her guest, Miss Burroughs,
and Cecil Smith, composed a jolly camping
party which left Wednesday for a ten
days outing up Hughes river.
Mrs. Waitman Barbe has returned to her
home at Morgantown, after. spending a
couple of months with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. S. l.. Gould.
Henry Nelly left Thursday for Atlantic
City, to enjoy short time before return
ing to the U. S. military acadamy at West
Point
Dr. Stout, DR.. Keever, Jack Kane, Ed
Stephenson, Capt. w. w Crppen, William
Reese and Mr.. Nelson were among those
fro,, +l,,
vile fair this week.
Attorneys B. NJ. Amber and D. d. John
son are at home from a business trip to
Middlebourne.
Miss Mildred Harris, Miss Sarah Brough-
ton and Messrs. Monroe Shrewsbury and
Curtis Williams attended an evening party
given by Miss Grace Davis. at her home
at Marietta Wednesday evening.
Mrs. f. C. Sands and two children have
arrived here from New York to join Mr.
Sands in making this their future home
Mr.. Sands is matchmaker for G. E. Smith
Mrs. Fl. w. Houston. Miss Mabel Hous-
ton. Misses Laura and Minnie Epstein,
Miss Hoffman, Miss Robinson, Miss Belle
Robinson, Miss Anna Schrades. Miss Stew
art, Misses Bess and Emily Stewart and
Messrs. John Hogan, Dan Leonard and
Sam Stewart left Thursday for a few days
outing at the L. X V. Fishing club
Among the business men who were in
our city during the past few days were:
e. NJ. Carver of Harrisville; w c. Stats,
of Jackson county; Hon. ]. w Polling, of
Philippi; DR.. E. NJ. Turner, of Morgan
town; Treasurer NJ. A. Kendall, of Charles
ton; H. A: Kelly. Of Cleveland; Col. T. B.
Lilly, of Clarksburg; Congressman Frier,
of Harrisville; DR.. Morris, of Wheeling; f.
Wells, of Ravenswood; x-Treasurer Row
an. of Monroe county. and Prof Frank B.
Trotter, of Buekhannon.