Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-13
BETHANY.


Mr.. Robert Cans visited friends in
Wheeling the last of the week.
Mr. Deinger, of Unionport, Ohio is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. e.
Smith
Mr.. Garvey and son, of Australia, are
visiting Col Alex. Campbell
We see In the pap@s where Col. Alex.
Campbell OF Bethany, is candidate for
the Democratic nomination for State Sen
ator.
The entertainment to have been given
Tuesday evening by the c. w. b. NJ. was
postponed indefinitely on account of the
intercollegiate contest.
MIR. RenE Lyons spent Friday IN Wheel
ing visiting friends
Mr.. Jim Rogers was calling upon friends
here Monday.
Mrs. Dem,ng and sons, Elmer and Ed
ward, are visiting friends in PENNSYLVANIA.
Miss Inez Blackburn, of Belaire, Ohio,
is visiting her numerous friends at the
Hall
Mr.. William Fisher, of Bellaire, Ohio, a
graduate of last year, Is again taking In
the sights on the "O1d Buffalo"
MIR. w. P Murray, one of last years
graduates, is visiting his old friends here.
The ball game on the college grounds
last Wednesday afternoon was watched
~ interest. The East Liverpool team
A@s quite o number OF Bethany's old stu
dents on It, Bethany won by a score of
Il to 10
Mr. Oliver Marshall president of the
State Senate, is spending a few days with
his son John who is attending school
here
Mr.. 2. r. Bates OF Beaver, Pa, spent a
few days visiting friends here during the
week.
The sixth meeting of the intercollegiate
Oratorical Association met here Wednes-
day evening. The chapel hall was beau
tifully decorated with flowers ana the col
ors OF the INHERENT colleges represented
The orations were a4l well delivered. but
as one of the Judges said, You can't all
be first" The winner was presented with
fiftydollar gold medal Following are
the names Of the contestants as they
stood and the college they represented:
First placeS MIR. Valentine Tilden Tustin,
Of West Virginia University; second, Mr.
". f. Brooks, of Westminster college;
third Mr.. j n. Roberts. Allegheny col
lege; fourth, Mr. w A. sllvens. Waynes-
burg college; fifth, Mr.. @. A. Waddle,
Bethany college; sixth, Mr. b. J. Uhl
Thlel college. seventh, MIR. J. 3. Craig.
Geneva. Senator O. 3. Marshall. of New
Cumberland Yves master Of ceremonies
The judges were DR. Jesse johnson, pres
ident OF Muskingum college: Dr. Theodore
3. Moss, principal Of the California state
Normal, and Rev. G. r. Halves, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church at Brad
dock, Pa
Mr.. Joe Casey one Of the famous base
balists, was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. r. b. HUFFMAN, of Kent. Ohio. WIS.,
tied his many friends here during the
week
Mr.. Harry vodeny. Of East Liverpool
who graduated here Ia 1854, spent a few
days visiting friends here.
Mr.. Joe Cartwright, of East Liverpool,
Ohio, attended the contest given here
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Platenburg, Of New Cumberland
accompanied by her two sons. Joe and
John, spent a week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Lockhart, here
Miss Estella Swaney visited her many
friends in Weilsburg during the week
Mr. Archer, candidate for State Senator,
was a business visitor In town on Thurs
day.
Miss Leora Scott spent Thursday visit
ing friends in Wellsburg
The students were given a holiday
Thursday as they did not feel like study
ing after the contest
Miss Clara Kimmell was visitor in
Wellsburg during the week
Miss Mary Charnock one of last years
graduates, attended the contest here on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Ada Langntt visited Wellsburg on
Thursday
Mr.. George Davidson, of East Liverpool
visited his many friends here on Wednes-
DAY.
Miss virgie vogel spent Thursday with
friends in Wellsburg
If we keep on having frost every night
we fear our fruit chops will be spoiled
The ball game between the scrubs and
the regulars was an easy go. The regu-
lars won with the score 3e 70 /.
Miss Eva Allen has returned from few
weeks visit to her home in Chartered
Miss Selma Wells, who is employed at
J Wellsburg, spent Wednesday at her home
here.
The contest given hers Thursday morn