Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-25
BETHANY.

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Sunday with his sister. Mrs w. H. Nave.
Professor Wynne and family were Steu-
benville visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. HI. Nave spent few
days in Wheeling this week.
Mr.. VIII Campbell, of Wheeling, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Miss Louise Calborn visited friends in
Pittsburg the first of the week.
Mr.. Barclay Moore was a Wellsburg Wis
itos Tuesday.
Col. Alex Compbell was a Wheeling vis-
ttpr Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Blankinsop who was the
guest of Mrs. Kersey for week, left Sun
day to visit friends in .Wellsburg.
Mr.. Simon Lauck visited his brother,
Mr.. John Lauck, in Wellsburg, Saturday.
Our electric plant has at. last reached
Bethany. The college buildings will no
doubt very soon be lighted by electricity.
Mr.. Guy Mason was in Wellsburg Mon
day
Our town was very well represented at
the Peach Hill Farm sale on Tuesday.
Mr.. Will Miller who has been sick for
two weeks at his home in Wellsburg, re-
turned to school the first of the week.
Rev. j. NJ. Streator, of Lone Pine, Pa,
who visited his daughter, Miss Ethel, here
for several days, returned homo Friday.
Mr. w. H. Oldham filled the pulpit at
Tiffin, Ohio on last Sunday in the absence
of Rev. C. E. Smith, the regular pastor.
Mr j. n. Williams, who was visiting
friends here, returned home Friday.
President J. NJ Kersey filled the pulpit
at Lone Pine. Pa on last Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Scott, of Wellsburg, was in
town Thursday.
Mr. C. E. Smith has bought the Hoffman
property, on Main street.
Quite a large crowd from here took in
the entertainment at Wellsburg on Thurs
day evening, given by the Evolutionary de-
partment of the college.
Sheriff G. w. McCleary was calling on
friends here Thursday.
Mr.. Hugh Mcclure of Washington, Pa,
was calling on friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. John Cooper, of Lock No. 4, Pa,
made a very pleasant visit on Tuesday to
her daughters, Misses Grace and Daisy,
who are attending school here.
Mr.. Edmund Wynne, who is attending
school at the Ohio University, is visiting
his parents, Professor and Mrs. r. II.
Wynne
The friends of Mr.. Charley Forney were
panied to learn that he is very danger
ously Ill at hospital in Wheeling.
MI Moscoe Davis will sell ali his per-
sonal property at public auction March q,
preparatory to leaving for Utah.
Mr.. Orman Carmen was home this week
from a business trip in Pennsylvania.
David Huffman, of Ohio county, moved
the first of the week into house on the
Holmes Curtis property.
Mr.. John Michaels, of Pennsylvania, has
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lately vacated by Asbury Williams.
The directors of the Bethany Fair Asso-
citation will meet in Bethany Thursday.
March 9th.
Miss Louise Miller, of Wellsburg, is visit
Ing friends here.
Mrs. George Curtis and son Jesse were
visitors at the home of Mrs. Shriver on
Thursday.
Mr.. Robert Gibson and son Perry are Wis
.ting Mr.. Gibsons brother, Mr.. John Glib
son, here.
Miss Bertha Dunbar is visiting her par
ents in steubenville.
plesroeic J. NJ Kersey was a Wellsburg
visitor Friday.
Mr.. Joe Wait was In town Thursday
Miss virgie Davis, of Wellsburg, was
calling on friends here Thursday.
Mr.. Abram Cox was Bethany visitor
Thursday.
Mr. Carl Jacobs, of Wellsburg, attended
the Gibson sale on Thursday.
The Bethany Reading Club met at the
home of Miss Eva Stlriver, on Friday.
Mrs. Rebecca Shriver and daughter were
calling on Wellsburg friends on Friday.
Mr.. John Martin was in Wellsburg Fri
day.
Miss Mary Charnock, of Wellsburg, was
calling on her many friends here Friday.
Mr. John Cummings, of Washington, Pa,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. ]. w Mar
tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams spent a
few days in Wheeling this week.
The Bethany Woman's Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. George Munro on next
Tuesday.
Miss Frances suddoth left this week to
accept a position in Taylorstown, Pa.
Dr. r. d. Jones is on the sick list at the
present writing
Mr. Archie Rodgers was in Wellsburg
Friday.
Mrs. John lindsay spent Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Seon Jones'
There will be an entertainment at the
Jones school house March 81. given by the
pupils and patrons of that school. Every
one is cordially invited to be present with
the promise that they will be well enter
tanned.
The entertainment at Wellsburg on
Thursday night, given by Prof. II. n. Mil
Ter and class was a success in every par
ticular. Prof. Miller is certainly an artist
and is TO be highly commended for the ex-
ceIlent entertainment given
Mrs. Underwood visited her daughter,
Miss Della, on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Williams were Wis
itors to the county seat Friday.
The pupils OF the public school are pre-
pairing to give an entertainment the last
day Of school, April 6.
John Gibson's sale of livery stock was
well attended by men from far and near,
and things brought good prices in the gem
eral round up. One horse that he bought
at public sale last November for which he
paid $50. sold for SS159: while several sets
of harness sold for more than he paid for
them when new.
1t IS said that our energetic and weighty
mail carrier Geo. Hukill win start a new
livery in the stable lately vacated by John
Gibson. He is now buying large stock
of horses, buggies, and harness. and will
run the stable in connection with the hack
line.
President Kersey bought a full team at
the Gibson sale, consisting of a pair OF fine
black horses, new wagon. and double har-
ness, and it Is currently reported and gem
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