Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-01

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Belle Moran, of the South Side.
Miss Ella Korte. of Wheeling. is the
guest of her brother. Joseph, in West
Grafton.
| Joe Wolf, of Oakland, was in town
Thursday, the guest of friends.
Miss Mamie Vogeler. OF Wheeling. is
| visiting Miss Mary Welsh. on Latrobe St
Miss Morlan, of Pittsburg. is the guest
of Miss Mamie Walters. in West Grafton.
Miss Annie Ault. of Parkersburg. is
spending the holidays with her relatives
in South Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs James Parker, of Cqarks-
burg, were visiting relatives on the West
Side several days this week.
Miss Alice koontz has resigned her po-
sition with G.. W. Loar & Co.
Friendship Lodge No. s. X. of p. at
their meeting Thursday night elected the
following afficers for the ensuing year:
Chancellor Commander. c. P. Guard; Vice
| Chancellor Commander, Jno. W. Sayre;
Master of Work $. r. Jenkins: Prelate.
S. K. White; Master at Arms. Alfred
/ Holt; Master of Finance, c. E. Compton;
Master of Exchequer. T. W. Heronimus.
Keeper of r. and s.. C. V. Miller Inner
| Guard L. A. Smith Outer Guard. w. H.
Wfllhide r. Jenkins was elected to fill
the vacancy on the Board of Trustees.
Rev. L. E Peters. of Parkersburg was
the guest of Rev. Simmons several days
this week
Watch meeting will be held in the NJ. E.
church tonight
Miss Matte Jaco went to Baltimore this
week to visit several days
Mr. Charles Painter and Miss Annie
Campbell were united in marriage Tues
day night at the Lutheran parsonage by
Rev. Richardson. The bride and groom
have host of friends here who extend
to them earnest congratulations for
happy and prosperous life. Mrs. Painter
left Wednesday for a visit to her pa
rents, near Charleston, and on her return
they will go to housekeeping here.
Mr. and Mrs j. f. r. Ellis returned this
week from their bridal tour
Harry @. Compton the Main street shoe
merchant, was confined to his room this
week, suffering with lagrippe.
| Harry SheetZ boiler maker in the B. &
| Q. shops here, left Friday for Tecumseh
Michigan, where he has secured a lucra-
tive position in the railroad shops at that
place Harry is one of Graftons best
young men, and has large number of
| friends here who will be pleased to learn
| of his good fortune.
Misses Della ana Ida Brown. of Wheel
ing. went home this week after pleasant
visit to their parents and other relatives
and friends near here.
The B. & 0. shops were shut down again
this week from / riday till January Cd, to
give the men their usual New Years holt
days
Miss Jennie Barlow of Warrington, has
been the guest of the family of f. Guth,
on Washington street, for several days
past.
j. Fl. G. Lang, one of Bridgeport's
| prominent business men, was here on
business this week.
+. b Rohrabough. of Phiippi, was
| business visitor here this week.
Miss Ellen Miller, of Preston county,
has been the guest of Mrs. D. A. Fawcett
several days.
Mrs. Sarah KeIar, of Stephens City,
Va, is the guest of Mrs. d. f. Guard. on
Main street
f. Klein was at Clarksburg several days
this week, the guest of his relatives there.
Jao c. Deck has secured the day clerk
| snip in Yard Master Cores office, while
Howard Kirler succeeds to the night turn.
Rev. and Mrs Lynch entertained
number of their friends one day this week
at the NJ. E. parsonage. Quite an enjoya-
HE evening was spent Refreshments
We're served.
! Luke Raymond is clerkinS in r. Fried
mans clothing store this this week
Mrs. DR.. Miller of Chic nee Miss Ida
Miller, of West Grafton. Is visiting her
father, Mr.. Henry Miller and other rela-
tives here.
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] 0. brakeman who was killed at Austen,
occurred here this week Intermvht at
Bluemont
Miss Grace Carr was visiting relatives in
| Fa;rmont several days this week.
The Fetterman NJ E. Sunday School
he'd their Christmas exercises at the Fet-
terman church Saturday evening. The
usual treat was given to the children and
a nice programme rendered.
Mrs. Eliza White, reict Of the late Jo-
siah White. died at her home in West
| Grafton, this week. at an advanced age. of
| heart disease. The deceased was native
of Virginia, and had lived in this county
for fifty years she was an excellent
Christian lady and loved by all who knew
her. She was the mother or r. X. White,
| the Latrobe street jeweler. The funeral
LOOK place from the TeSlI3ICe. EteNS. fldn-
agan ard Richardson officiating Inter
ment in Buemont. The bereaved family
have the hearty sympathy Of all in their
sorrow
Miss Marie Murphy who is attending
| business college at Baltimore, Md, is
spending the holidays with her parents
here.
Walter W:lmoth and Ernest Phillips left
| the first of the week for Florida, where
! they expect to make their future home.
Miss Marion Short. the noted New York
! impersonator and reciter appeared at
Brinkman opera House, Friday night and
delighted the audience with her splendid
elocution. She was ably assisted by Miss
| Anna PelIey, of Benwood. and Miss
Maude Sheats. of this city. in beautiful
and well rendered vocal selections. These
two ladies are highly accomplished must
clans and their singing was a rare treat
70 the people of this city
Rev = j. Cotton spent the holidays
with relatives and friends in Parkers-
burg.
The re-opening Of the NJ. r. church will
occur on January Sth. instead of to-day
as heretofore published. Rev. DR.. D. H.
Moore, Of Cincinnati will be here and
preach both morning and evening. and in