Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-25
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young friends at her home Thursday even
| ing.
| Miss Eliza Wells left Tuesday to visit
! Mrs. H. o. Williams, of Columbus, Ohio
( formerly Miss Sadie Dimond. Of this place.
! Mr.. j. r. Ehroutz made flying trip to
! Washington. Pa, last week.
! Miss Dunbar, who has been sick at her
home in Steubenville, returned to school
:, this week.
| Mr.. A. G. Martin, of Bedford, Indiana,
the crack pitcher Of the Bethany college
| base ball team of last year. returned We'd
nesday to resume his studies.
| Miss Addie Moore is visiting friends in
Martins Ferry, Ohio.
! The Bethany Reading Club met at the
/ home of Mrs. ]. F. powden on Friday.
| Mrs. Allen who has been visiting here,
returned to her home Saturday
, The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met at the home of Mrs. George
Munro on Tuesday.
| Miss selena Wells. Of Wellsburg, spent
| Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Alonzo Wells and sister, Miss Bes-
sic Beach, are visiting friends in Wheel
| ing.
| Miss Julia White is spending her vaca-
ton with friends in New Cumberland.
Mr. C. B. Scott attended the Dewey day
exercises in Wheeling Thursday.
Messrs Cochran and Wills are visiting
| In Wheeling.
Miss Longhtt and Miss Leora Scott are
visiting Miss Inez Blackburn. of Bellaire.
Ohio.
Miss Bessie Chapline, who was called
here to attend the funeral of her brother.
left Tuesday for Rocky River near Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Frank Williams spent
Thursday in Wheeling.
Mr.. Allen Gordon spent few days last
week with his parents at Bridgeport Ohio.
The public school here gave very in
teresting entertainment in the school
building on Wash.ngton's Birthday The
programme consisted of songs, recstauons,
dialogues, and drills. and reflected great
credit on the teachers.
The Washington Birthday entertainment
to be given by the societies of the college
has been postponed until next week.
Mr. Sam Atkinson was in town Monday.
Mr.. Will Miller is spending his vacation
with his parents in Wellsburg.
The young men Of the Beta fraternity
were charmingly entertained by their Beta
sisters at the Hall ON Tuesday evening.
Games were engaged in and at an early
hour refreshments were served, after which
the guests took their departure, voting 1t
one of the most enjoyable affairs of their
lives.
Mrs. Mary Chapline left Wednesday to
join her daughter at Rocky River, Ohio.
Several of our young people attempted
skating on the creek Tuesday, and were
treated to ducking, but no serious results
have been felt as yet-i
Mr. w H. Fields will fill the pulpit at
Beham Pa, on Sunday.
Uncle Isaac Stewart, who has been
confined to his home for several days, IS
able to be out again.
Mr.. Tom Welsh, who has been quite III,
is able to call on hts friends once more.
Mr. J. E. Martin will fill the pulpit at
Dutch Fork on next Sunday
Mr.. Dan Taylor, who has been confined
to his home for several weeks, is slowly
improving.
Several of the students are out of town
for their vacation among whom are
Messrs. Wayt. Oldham, Lewis. Gordon.
Hough and wills.
Mr.. Holmes, who has been out Of town
for several days, returned this week.
Miss Carrie Mathews spent last Sunday
with her parents at Wellsburg.
Miss Annie Woolery is visiting friends
in Wellsburg.
Messrs. Miller Marshall, Cochran and
Taylor went to Morgantown Thursday
on business.
President and Mrs. Kersey entertained
the faculty, students and friends at their
hospitable home on Thursday evening.
Rev. C. c. Cowgirl will preach at Proctor,
w. Va, next Sunday.
Professor John Munro was in Wellsburg
Friday.
Mr. Jack Forney returned Wednesday
from an extended trip in the south.
Miss Olive Gibson has been i'll for the
last few days.
The young ladies' of Philips Hall enter
tanned their friends very charmingly on
Friday evening.
Miss Eva Allen was in Wheeling Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs Updegraf and children
were in Wheeling Thursday.
Mr.. Barger spent a few days with his
parents In Wheeling.
Mr. Joe Hupp, of Dutch Fork, Pa, was
visitor in town Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Craft has been confined to her
room for quite a while, having broken two
of her ribs by falling.
Miss Evelyn Mulholland spent Friday
and Saturday with her parents near In
danapolis.
Mr.. Brooks Hough, of New Cumberland,
who was visiting his brother here. return
ed home Monday.
President Kersey left Friday for an ex-
tended trip in the interest of the college.
Mr.. Hughes was a Wellsburg visitor
Friday.
The Blind Trio will give an entertain
ment in Chapel Hall next Tuesday even
ing. Every one is cordially invited to be
present.
| The remains OF Alex. Chapline, son of
Mrs. Mary B. Chapline, who was killed
| near Manila last March. was brought here
for interment on last Monday. They were
| inclosed in beautiful black casket, and
taken to the Disciples church here. where
Prof George Munro delivered one of the
| finest funeral sermons that a large audi
ence had listened TO in this vicinity for
many years. After the sermon the re-
mains were followed by large concourse
of friends to their last resting place in
| the Campbell cemetery. He was twenty
three years old and an only son. A good
soldier and greatly liked by all who knew
| him.
ST. C1AIRSVILLE.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, O., February a.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry McGregor, of