Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-02


The Thomas B. Davis Democratic club
Of this place will go in a body to
Clarksburg next Thursday together
with scores of citizens from Grafton
and the. county to hear Hon w. ].
| Bryan speak. Mr.. Bryan spoke here
April Goth, 1892, while he was a mem
Der OF Congress, and mixed so natur-
ally with our citizens during the day,
both before and after the speaking
that they have ever since considered
him their personal friend, and have
never lost an opportunity OF meeting
| and nearing him whenever the oppor-
tunity presented itself.
Taylor b. Cole, one of the most prom
/ inent business men OF this place, is
! constructing a handsome and substan-
tial residence in the Gates addition
on the West Side, which he has under
lease after completion.
Prot. Rufus Holden went up to
Kin5wood Saturday morning to look
after some business matters. He W..
return in few days to continue a part
OF his school vacation among relatives
here.
Prof. j. w. Wilson, Of Lewis county,
has been visiting here for the past
few days. He will soon start on po
litical tour through the First district
in the interests CT the Democra- &C
| party.
Dr.. A. NJ. Jarrett returned Friday
morning from a ten days excursion 10
Atlantic City.
A1olphus Rightmire, Of Morgantown.
mas been here few days looking after
his business interests.
Ro0t. Downing, with a new and
strong support in THE Gladiator" will
be at the Brinkman Opera House FRI
day evening, September 7th. Downing
| is favorite here and always draws a
big house.
REV. and Mrs J. H. Flanagan have
returned from a summer vacation
which was mostly spent in the Michi-
gan lake region. DR.. Flanagan Will
conduct the usual services at Ahe Pres
byterlan church Sunday, both morning
and evening.
Rev. WIN. F. Compton, wife and
children, of Kingston, New York, are
here on a visit to the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Compton, on Main
j street.
| Hugh Narder spent most of the week
visiting relatives here and in the
country. Mr. Warder holds q lucra-
| tive position with a lumber company
at Mabie, Randolph county.
Rev. M. F. Compton, pastor OF the
| State street NJ. e. church at Charles
ton, was visiting his parents, Henry
Compton ami wife, here a few days
| during the week.
| Miss Miggie Duffey, who was visiting
relatives and friends in Philadelphia
! for the past six weeks, has returned
home again.
| Miss Rose Brannon and Miss Annie
| Doyle. two popular young ladies OF
| Pittsburg, are visiting relatives and
! friends here for a short season.
Misses Marie and Annie Hayden,
who were visiting relatives in Pied
mont for some time, returned to their
home on the West Side, Thursday.
Ralp Haislip and wife were visiting
the latters parents at Terra ARA dur
/ ing the week.
: Robt. Maloney, the popular day
clerk at the Central hotel, has been off
duoy for a few days, owing to SICK
ness.
Miss Elsie Cloudy, after a two weeks
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. H. Goudy, OF this city, left Fri
day evening on her return to New
] York City, intending TO visit Baltimore
relatives for short season en- route.
The Thomas B. Davis Democratic
club elected the following permanent
officers at their meeting Tuesday night:
! President, Root. Maloney; vice pfesi-
dent, George F. Green; secretary J. H..
Barlow. The club stars off witch a
1 membership of a hundred and has one
of the best halls in the city for its
meeting purposes over the NJ. & Nj.
bank with a seating capacity or tnree
hundred or more. Regular meetings
ever Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sinsel, accom-
, panied by their daughter, Miss Edna.
departed Saturday morning for an ex-
| tended visit with relatives at Hunting
| ton.
Miss Ada Dean, of the West Side. left
! Saturday to visit relatives in Richie
county and at Parkersburg.
Miss Lucy Murphy is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Guy circuit at Oakland, Md.
Among the knights of Pythias from
t,his city who were in attendance at the
grand encampment at Detroit, Mich.
are the following well known and con-
splcuous of the local order: Henry NJ.
Ieps, John R. Hardy. Robert c. Nc
! Dade. W. w. Warder, w, P. Hendrick-
son. Charles E. Compton, A. L. Bartlett,
L. A. Smith, A. A. Holt. Simon j.
Friedman. Charles Preston Guard, Chas.
I.azelle and wife, Stewart Paxton, Guy
l.. Raymond, G. w Heironimus, Floyd
Worthen, ]. c. NEWMAN, Charles w.
Monroe. Robert Minter, Harold Cole,
ip. F. Poe. Clyde Gilbert and j. r.
Leachnan. Also were the following
who do not belong to the order: Will
Brinkman, Charles Foust, A. Lenthart,
Charles Stolzenfels. Homer McDade,
John W. Davidson and wife, OF Flem-
ington, Lloyd Shackelford, Ed. Miller,
Harry Kimmel, Stephen W, Joyce and
J. W. Miller.
! Mrs. ]. ]. Remlinger is visiting rela-
tives In Clarksburg.
w H. Bailey, who has been looking
after his lumber interests in Randolph
county the past three weeks, is at home
here for a few days before returning
again to his business in that section.
Mr.. Henry F. Church and Miss Olivia
E. Fleming were married Thursday eve
ming at the home O. the brides father,
Mr. Nba p-,,op Flaming In FnttArmlu