Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-18
BETHANY.

BETHANY, w. Va, February T.-Miss
Bea Hindman, who was the guest of Miss
Katharine Scott, returned to her home in
Wellsburg Sunday.
Messrs. Brsnnon, Lewis, and Hough
spent a few days in New Cumberland last
week.
Miss Ada Laugf1tt, who has had an at
tack of the measles, is able to be about
again.
Miss Anna Brown is sick with the mumps
at the Heights.
Within the last few years several child
rem from the Orphans Home at Alliance,
Ohio, have been brought into this county
by quite a number of the best families and
the institution there must be very well
managed, as the superintendent was
around visiting them this week, and was
very much pleased with the homes in
which they had been placed.
Miss Margaret Curtis of West Liberty
visited the Misses Scott this week.
Miss Bess Taylor, of Croton, Ohio. who
is attending school here, was called to her
home on Friday by the serious Illness Of
her mother.
Mrs ]. M Jersey is confined to her
home with a severe attack of the grippe.
Messrs. " H. Miller. C. B. Scott and
]. w Martin were in Wellsburg Monday.
Joseph Bowman is sick at the home of
his father, Mr.. Ham Bowman, with
typhoid fever.
Mr. Tom Welsh, our town sergeant, has
been quite i'll for several days.
Mayor Moore was a Washington, Pa,
visitor this week He made the trip over
land and reports the roads in very bad
condition.
Mr.. j. F. Shroutz is confined to his room
with a severe cold.
Mr.. Brooks Hough, of New Cumberland,
is visiting his brother, who is attending
college here.
Rev. and Mrs. T. j. White returned this
week from visit in Ohio.
Mr.. Wayt, who has been undergoing an
attack of measles, is able to be in his
classes again.
The Loyal Temperance Legion met FRI
day in the public school building.
Miss Anna Moore returned Monday from
visit to Mrs. H. Brenneman, of Aurora,
w. Va.
Misses Stella Swaney and Goldie Scott
were Wellsburg visitors Sunday.
Mr.. Mont Wayt was in town Tuesday.
Mr. John Gibson was in Lazearville
IueSQay on business.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Nave left Monday
for few weeks visit to St. Louis and
Kanses City.
The Bethany Reading Club met Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. John Lauck.
Mayor and Mrs. Moore received last
Thursday from the Orphans Home at AL
lance, Ohio, a very pretty little girl of
about ten years, who will make her future
home with them If she has left a good
home she has come to a better one, as
there is no one I'M the county who will
take better care of the little orphan than
Mrs Moore.
The Methodist quarterly meeting began
here Saturday morning, conducted by the
presiding elder Services will be held and
communion administered on Sunday at
1879 a. m.
Mr.. Oliver McAdoo was in town on bus
mess Tuesday.
Rev. Teets is holding a protracted meet
ing in the Methodist church at Castleman's
Run. There has been one addition SO far.
The Bethany Woman's Club met at the
home of Mrs. c. B. Scott on Tuesday.
Miss Ada Lauck entertained a number
of her friends last Saturday evening.
Mrs Lindsay was visitor among
Wellsburg friends last week.
Mr.. W. H. Oldham visited relatives In
Beham, Pa, for a few days last week.
Eugene Kuhn. who attended school here
a few years ago, has returned TO resume
his studies.
Miss Pearl Cooper, of Welsburg was the
guest of Miss Ada Lauck for few days
last week.
Mrs Allen, of Charleroi Pa, is visiting
her daughter, Miss Eva, at the Hall.
Mr. C. E. Woods, of Kentucky, is a guest
of Professor H. s Green.
Miss Mary Charnock, who was the guest
of Misses Vogel and Mathews at the Hall,
returned to her home in Wellsburg, Mon
day
Miss Bertha Dunbar. the teacher Of art
in the college. is sick at her home in Steu-
,benville. Ohio
Mr. c. c. Cowgirl filed the pulpit at
Union, W. Va, Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Wells attended the funeral
of his cousin at West Liberty on Monday
Miss Lille Jones, daughter Of Mayor
Jones, OF Wellsburg, is the guest OF Miss
Odessa Scott.
As Jesse Brady and brother were return
ing from WeIsburg one evening last week
in a buggy leading horse behind them,
some ore &C me riding up behind them at a
fast gait which so frightened the horse
they were leading that it attempted to
jump over the them and the buggy While
It did not succeed in doing so il did land
it's hind feet IN the buggy bed and front
feet on the shafts, smashing the side Of
the buggy and the shafts into kindiing
wood, releasing the other horse and both
getting away The escape Of the boys from
injury was so miraculous that 1t took
them quite a while to realize for certain
mat they were ret hurt. Tie great won
der Is that thav were not both killed.
TIE remains q aIr- Alex On pine, ore
Of our soldier boys. are expected here tbs
week FROM Manila
Mrs J " Martin and Mrs. F'itz Dowden
we're WeIlsburg visitors Friday.
President and Mrs. Kersey were called to
Washington Monday to attend the funeral
of friend.
Mr. Ella Wells ard Mr. W H Ffdds
were weilsburg visitors Friday.
The directors OF the Bethany Fair Asso-
cation met Friday last AT the public school