Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-29

The intercollegiate contest between
| the Western Pennsylvania Colleges,
| University of West Virginia and Beth
any will be held here May 8. The stu
dents of the college are all anxiously
looking forward to the event.
Mr.. Butler spent Sunday at his home
/ at Holidays Cove.
Mr.. j. f. Green filled the pulpit at
Toronto, Ohio, on Sunday.
Col. Alex. Campbell has gone TO
Kentucky to purchase mules to ship to
| Australia.
! Mr., Charles Cowgirl filled the pulpit
| at West Liberty on Sunday.
Mr.. T. j. White visited friends in
Wheeling over Sunday.
| MIR. REM Lyons spent Sunday at his
home at Lone Pine, Pa.
Mr.. c. E. Smith filled the pulpit at
| Golfers in the absence of the regular
pastor, Mr. w. NJ. Long.
Mr.. Demming, one of our students,
| preached at Proctor, w. Va, last Sun
| day.
| Mrs. R. H. Wynne entertained num-
| Der of her friends to a tea party Sat-
| urday evening.
MIR. Geo. Evans preached at Dutch
| Fork last Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hindman, OF
Wellsburg, visited friends here on Mon
! day.
The commencement speeches have
| been chosen.
Prof Wynne preached at Bellaire on
| last Sunday in the absence of the pas
| tor, William Fisher.
| Miss Maud Boyd visited her sister in
| Wellsburg last week.
| Miss Constantine McCorkle, national
organizer of the Y. w. C. s., wds with
US over Sunday.
| Mrs. Linnie Worley has added great
| ly to the appearance of her premises
by coat of whitewash on the palings.
Quite a number of people attended
| the services at Castleman Run Nj. T..
| Church on Sunday
| Mrs. Will Cowans has had her house
painted.
| Mrs. Ida Wells and family spent
| Sunday with friends at Beech Bottom
| Miss Ada Langfitt was on the sick
| list the first of the week.
| Prof. Henry S. Green returned Satur.
| day from visit to his home in Con-
necticut.
Mr.. Will Jones has painted his house
red.
| Mrs Rebecca Richardson was on the
| sick list this week.
| Mr.. H. S. Green was unable on ac-
count of sickness to take up his classes
| the first of the week.
| Mr.. George Core spent Sunday with
Mr. Ray Miller at Beech Bottom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lauck We're made
| happy by the arrival of baby girl last
Friday.
Mrs. Mary Cowans was a visitor in
| Wellsburg on Thursday.
| Mr. David Snyder, of Golfers, cam
| didate for assessor. was business Wis
| itor in town on Tuesday.
| Prof. Wynne and son Harry visited
| friends in Wellsburg on Monday.
Mrs. w NJ Long and daughter
Mamie, are visiting friends at Holi-
| days Cove.
Miss Ida Taylor called upon friends
in Wellsburg on Wednesday.
! Master Judson Davis was on the sick
! list the first of the week.
The Bethany Woman's Club met al
Mrs. Percy Updegraff's on Tuesday af-
| ternoon.
Mr.. C. B. Scott attended the banquet
given by the Wellsburg Lodge of Odd
Fellows on Thursday evening.
Miss Estella Swaney spent Wednes-
day in Wellsburg calling on friends
Mr.. John Lindsay has improved his
premises by setting out some trees in
| the front of his house on Pendleton
street.
! Miss Bessie Updegraff was reported
on the sick list the first OF the week.
Mrs. George Munro was on the sick
| list during the week.
Mr. William Rogers has planted a
couple of trees along the pavement in
front of his house.