Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-22
BETHANY.

BEIaAN1, w. va, April Z.-MrS.
Demmings and two sons arrived in Beth
| any Saturday from a visit in Florida. MI.
! Demming mas been attending the spring
| term of college here.
| Messrs Welsh and Cheek were Wells
| burg visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Daugherty made a business trip to
Bethany the last of the week
| Mrs Eta Jones visited friends in Beth
any the last of the week.
| Miss Selenia Wells, who is employed at
| Wellsburg, spent Sunday at her home
| here.
Prof. John Munro filed the pulpit at
| Lone Pine, Pa. Sunday
| Mr.. Newman is on the sick list at the
hotel
Mr.. Will Buchcannon, of Taylorstown,
| Pa, was a visitor in town Monday.
| Mrs. John Lindsay met with very seri-
| GUS accident Monday while washing. She
ran needle in her hand below the little
| finger. The piece of the needle in her
| hand can not as yet be located
Mr.. w. H. Huff left Saturday to visit
his parents in New Cumberland.
Mr.. Charles Cowgirl filled the pulpit at
Randolph, Ohio, Sunday
| Miss Anna Brown, one of our students,
at her home in Washington. Pa.
President Kersey left Monday to spend a
| few days at New Cumberland.
Mr.. Herman Brenaman, a former citizen
of ours, is sick at the hospital at Cora
| opolis.
Mr.. William McFadden spent a few days
| with Mr.. Breneman at Coraopolis.
The Easter entertainment given by the
,,so
cites Sunday evening was a very enjoy
able affair. Miss fitzpatrick, superintend-
ent, and Miss Tebbs. assistant, deserve
| entertainment a success.
| Mr.. Art. Beall, of West Liberty, was a
| business visitor in town Tuesday
| Mr.. Jim Rodgers was calling upon
| friends in town Monday.
Mr.. Charley Craft, of East Liverpool,
! O., spent Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Craft
| Mr.. Ora .Carman, of Wellsburg, was a
visitor in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. Eliza Toner, of Lazearville, moved to
| the Toner house on Richardson street
and is now full nedged citizen
| Mr.. Naylor, pastor of the Christian
church of Wheeling, was a business visitor
| in town Tuesday
! Mr.. Workman, of Welsburg. was calling
! on friends in town Tuesday.
| Mr.. John Elliot visited trends in town
| the first of the week.
! The w. C. T. L. met at Mrs George
Munro's Tuesday with full turn out.
| Mrs. Ceon Jones called upon friends in
! town the first of the week.
| Mr.. John Suddoth was reported on the
e. Na Er-y
| Mr.. Thomas Hughes was a visitor at
| Washington. Pa.
| Miss Elizabeth Iist, of Wellsburg. has
entered Prof. Moos' music class.
| Mrs. T. l. Fowler, of St. Thomas Can
/ ada is visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Jane Cowans. Of this place.
Mr.. George Waddle spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home at Brilliant. Ohio.
Mr.. F. NJ. Gordon filed the pulpit Of the
Christian church at Brilliant, O.. on sam
| day.
Mr.. VIII Moore has purchased a fine
| new buggy. =
Miss Carrie Mathews sang at an orsan
recital at Steubenville, given by Fredsrick
Archer. last Friday evening.
| Mr. Ed Holmes spent d few days at
| WASHINGTON, Pa. visiting friends
Rev. n. D. Wells is visiting relatives
| and friends here.
President Kersey will fill thz Wellsburg
Disciples church pulpit on Sda,;ay in the
| absence of the pastor, Prf. II. Newton
Miller
George Svaney, of 3ttseurs: Pa. is
| spending a. few days wiT his sister and his
/! numerous friends.
The furniture for ne Hail. parlors
which was presented to the college by