Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-04

| the family Many OF them fought In
the Revolutionary War and In the Civil
War. Mrs Bristor, the mother Of the
deceased. accompanied the Union arm
les in the field. and executed for the
service many important and danger
GUS missions. She possesses letters
commencing her work from President
Lincoln, General Grant and many 9th
ers. For some years she has been in
receipt of small pension on account
of a disability incurred in the service.
Her husband, Major Bristor, was sol
der in the Union army.
Sunday evening, February 4th, the
Christian Endeavor Society will have
charge of the regular evening service
at the Peoples Temple. An address
| will be made by Rev. A. e. Fletcher.
Attorney w. S. Raymond was at
| Warrington the first of the week on
| business.
| Lawrence Hennen has secured a posi-
| ton in the government printing Office,
at Washington, D. c., and left for that
place Tuesday evening.
The Junior class of the High School
have organized an anti-slang society,
| their meetings to be held Thursday OF
each week. The officers are: Presi-
dent, Miss Mary Morgan; vice presi-
dent, Thorney Bailey; secretary. Miss
Emma L. Parks; treasurer, Miss Clara
| Murphy. The society will be known as
| the Holland Anti-Slang Society"
| A. G. Hayes, Of Warrington, was in
| the city Tuesday.
| Attorney U. S. Kendall was at Nor
gantown Tuesday on legal business.
| Hon. w. S. Meredith and L. c..
Powell, left Sunday for Washington,
| D. C.
| Miss Virginia Fleming, who has been
| attending an art school at New York
| City, was called home Wednesday by
! the illness of her mother
Maj. j. H. Showalter, of Fremont,
Neb., is visiting his nephew, C. C. Show
alter.
| Miss Mollie Schuyler, of Homecoming,
Md. is visiting Miss Name Clark, OF
| CASTOR avenue.
| A tribe of the Improved Order of Red
| Men was organized at the K of P. hall
| Tuesday evening, by John S. Scott,
| Great Sachem of West Virginia. The
| work was done by the team of Setting
+ Sun Tribe, of the First ward. The fol-
/ lowing officers were elected Sachem,
| DR.. ]. 0. MeNeely; Senior Sagmore, D.
| D. Leonard; Junior Sagmore, Joe
| Condray; Prophet, C. w. Swisher: re-
| preventative Of Great Council of West
| Virginia, which meets at Charleston in
| May, c. w. Swisher; trustees, C. l..
| Barnes, E. M. Showalter and DIR. j. O.
| McNeely; Judge John Holt, Sheriff S..
| r. Jenkins, Editor E. L. Love, of the
Grafton Sentinel and P. G. Golf were
| prominent gentlemen from Grafton,
| who were present.
! The revival services have closed at
| Monumental NJ E. church, South The
membership was greatly revived. There
| were seventeen conversions and fifteen
| additions to the church.
! Quite surprise was rendered Mr.
| Richard PitZer, of the Fifth ward, Fri
day evening, in honor OF his 18Th an
| niver5ary. Those present were: DIR.
and Mrs. McElfresh, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charley Hawkins and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas WEIGH and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Liss Fawcett, of GAINESVILLE;
Mr.. Louis Toothman, c. M. Fawcett
and family, Mrs. Ada Sherwood; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Parker and George
Ballah. An elegant supper was served
at $50.
Miss Belle Helmick, of the First
ward, was visiting Mrs. Mollie Jolliffe,
| and Mrs. Lizzie Ham, at Catawba, re-
| Gently.
Mrs. B. F. Savers, who has been visit
ing the family of Charles Ayers, left
| for her home at Grafton Tuesday.
Mrs. George Conn, who has been Wis
| iting her father, w. E. Steel, for sever
al weeks, left for her home at Pitts
burg Monday.
Justin M. Kunkle, or Morgantown,
was a visitor in the city Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Fletcher and two child
rem, of Oliphant, Pa, are visiting Rev.
| A. e. Fletcher and family.
Misses Mary Murphy and Mary
Hagerty of Pennington, attended the
! funsral of Mr.. William Gaughan here,
! Tuesday.
Misses Katie Trader and Bessie A
Wilson were visiting friends at Grafton
Monday and Tuesday.
! A musical concert will be given by the
WeSt Virginia University School of
Music in the Normal Auditorium on
| Tuesday evening, the 18th inst.
James A. and A. G. Poe, of Grafton,
were visiting their sister, Mrs. George
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