Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

a teachers examination Monday and
Tuesday in the High school building. 1t
is thought there viii be over one hundred
applicants for teachers certificates.
The b. 7. P. T. held social at the
residence of DR.. Charles A. Sinsel on
Washington street Friday night. The at
tendance was good and most enjoyable
time was had The young ladies realized
neat sum as a reward for their iabors.
Prof Robert A. Armstrong. of Morgan
town, addressed the teachers institute
Thursday.
NJ. I. Brobaugh. of Pittsburg. is
Ward House guest
Miss Cecil Peters, OF Fa'rmont, was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs Herr, We'd
nesday.
John NJ Keener, one OF Tayicr county's
eldest and most :hsilenr;al citizens. died
at Lis home in Pruntyt ,wa Tuesday He
was IS years old lifelong Democrat,
and had filled many of of the county's
most henored offices during his life.
Professors Holden and Rucker. Insti-
tute instructors. visited the Reform
school Thursday evening.
Miss Mollie Post won the silver at the
w. C. T. U. contest Thursday night
mother from Tyler. Texas, to this city,
returned home Friday.
Thurman r. Lawler. of Fairmont, was
a Grafton visitor Friday.
The first show of the season will make
/ its appearance here on next Tuesday.
Welsh Bros big railroad show is billed
on that day.
James Harrilf. night clerk at the Cen
trail Hotel. returned Tuesday from a visit
to his home in Martfnsburg.
DR.. Charles A. Sinsel made a business
trip to Camden-on-G auley and Weston
the first of the week.
Messrs. Charles P. Gof and Charles
Kittle. of Beverley were the guests of
Charles Kunst Thursday and Friday
Clark Hamilton. of Wheeling, was Wis
ting his father, ]. W. Hamilton, on West
Side, Wednesday.
j. n. Deahl. formerly principal of the
West Liberty Normal school, and a grad
uate of the Columbian College, New
York, has been appointed principal of the
High school at this place.
Writ Hamilton and family were visit
ing at Evansville the first Of the week.
j. w. Dorsey. of Berkeley Springs, was
in town during the week.
S. w. Poe will move his insurance
office Monday from the Windsor Hotel
to the Compton building on Main street.
A. ]. Bonafeld, coal operator at Tun-
Melton, was here Thursday.
P. kimmel and daughter, Miss Cecil,
are visiting friends at Parsons. w Va
Miss Anna Ketterman, who has been
the guest of her aunt Mrs. Gibson, re-
turned Friday TO her home in Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Joliffe returned
Friday from the east, where they had
been purchasing the fall and winter stock
for the American Bazaar.
Miss Carrie Sinsel returned Friday from
visit to friends in Randolph.
Miss Ada Martin is visiting friends in
Fairmont
Miss Matte Jaco entertained with a
flower party in honor ofsher guest. Miss
Blanche Sadler. of Baltimore, Thursday
night at her home on the South Side.
Over thirty-fve guests were present and
very pleasant ana enjoyable evening
was spent.
Miss Flora Newton will spend Sunday
with Clarksburg friends.
w. C. Byers and son Carl returned
Thursday from trip to Cincinnati and
ST. Louis
Miss Mary Prothro. who has been the
guests of the Misses Kenton. on Fetter-
man avenue, returned to her home in
Richmond, Ind. Her cousin Miss Mamie
Renter, accompanied her
John A. McCabe and sister, Miss Lena,
left Thursday for a two weeks visit TO
Atlantic City
l. Mallonee, vice president of the First
National Bank, is quite ill at his home
on MILFORD street
Mrs. A. ]. Wilkinson and children left
Friday for Webster Springs, where they
will spend the summer
French Lynch. of Washington. D. c.,
was the guest of DIR. Thomas NJ. Wilson.
on Main street, Wednesday.