Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-04

Mrs. Cole, mother of Mr.. William
Cole, is very i'll at her home. Mrs
Cole is very old, but her friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
Miss Bertha Dunbar visited her pa
rents at Steubenville, Ohio, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Campbell, who
have been making their home in Beth
any for several months, returned to
Wellsburg, their former home, on
Monday last.
4 Sydney Craft is sick at the home OF
| his father, Mr.. Dave Craft.
Messrs. Cochran and Marshall visit
ed Mr.. Cochran's home at Uniontown,
| Saturday and Monday
The Washington's Birthday enter
! tainment given by the Metropolitan
and American Literary societies, took
place in Chapel hall on Thursday
! night. Messrs G. X. Lewis, W. H.
! Oldham, J. F.. Green and j. E. Martin
| were the orators, and all delivered very
creditable orations.
+, Mr.. Hicks, travelling secretary of the
| Students Volunteer Band, visited the
| College on Friday and gave very
entertaining talk to the students In
| Chapel hall on Friday morning.
| The Loyal Temperance Union met
! in the public school building on Fri
| day afternoon.
} Mr.. Mont Wayt, of West Liberty,
was in town Friday.
Mr.. C. B. Scott and daughter, Miss
Ola, were in Wellsburg on Friday.
t Mr.. w. H. Oldham returned from
Washington City on Monday, where
he had been sent as delegate to re-
present the Y. NJ. G. A. of the college.
Mrs. r. A. Richardson returned this
week from visit to Wheeling friends.
The Bethany Reading club met at the
home Of Miss Carrie Martin on Friday
last.
Mrs. VIM. Craft, who received an in
jury by falling several weeks ago, is
better.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Craft were WISH
tors in town Tuesday. 1t is the first
time they have been in Bethany for
several weeks. being unable to reach
here on account of high water.
The Philabaum brothers, of Duns-
fort, Pennsylvania, met with quite a
serious loss on last Sunday night.
Their house and store were burneG to
the ground, they barely escaping with
their lives. The loss is estimated at
$500, which is not as much as it
would have been If thGyrha not been
selling out with the Intention of NOV
ing to West MiddleXown in the spring.
There was no Insurance. A defective
1iue was the Cause of the fire, and they
were unab!9 to save any of their
householI goods.
The Blind Trio" consisting of
M2ssrs. Myers, Thurman and Will
Iliams, accompanied by Mr. Riddle,
gave very enjoyable entertainment
in Chapel hall on Tuesday evening.
The programme consisted Of vocal
| duets, violin solos; also orchestral mu-
sic, consisting of flute, violin, bass viol
and piano. They were greeted with a
! large audience, who pronounced it a
very good musical entertainment.
Messrs. John Lindsay, j. w Mar
tin. John Elliott, Harry Craft, Homer
Carman and Barclay Moore were in
Wheeling last week.
Mr.. w. f. Connselman sold his fine
gray team this week. Anyone buying
of Mr.. Connselman is sure to get good
stock
Mr.. G. A Evans will fill the pulpit
at West Middletown on Sunday.
Mr.. Barricman, who has been i'll
with the measles is able to be out
again.
Mrs. w. G. Jones was in Wellsburg
on Saturday.
Mr., Eugene Jones, of Wellsburg,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
The Bethany Woman's club met at
the hall on Tuesday afternoon. After
discussing the eading topics of the
day they adjourned to meet at the
home of Mrs. Linnie X. Woolery, IN
March 49,
Mayor Moore was in Wellsburg Mn
day.
llr. Fred Jones was Wellsburg VS.
itor Saturday.
Rev. Jeets, of the M. E. church, was
a guest at the home of Mr.. Jonn
Lindsay over Sunday.
Mr.. Doc" Jones was calling on
friends here Friday.
Hiss Della Underwood spent SLn>
day at her home on the Bethany and
Welsburg pike.
Mr.. t NJ. Gordon will preach at Bill
liant, Ohio, on Sunday next.
There will be a Foreign Mission
airy offering at the Christian chui CHI
next Lords day. Everyone is invit-
ed to be present and to contribute lib
orally.
Mr.. c. e. Smith was business visi-
tor in Steubenville this week.
Mr.. Ora Carmen was in town Mon
day.
Miss Lila Lewis spent Sunday at her
home near Welisburg.
Mrs. Hud Jones was calling On
friends here Thursday.
Misses Virginia Vogel, Annie Wool
cry and Carrie Mathews took part in
an entertainment given in the George
Chapel at Wellsburg last week.
Mac Trimmer has sold out his shoe
and harness shop to John Suddoth,
who will take charge of it in the near
future
Mr.. Ray Miller was visited by his
mother ON Friday and returned with
her to spend Saturday and Sunday at
their home at Beech Bottom.
7, W. Banner & Co., of Wheeling,
delivered very fine piano at the hall
on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick is on the sick
list at the Hall.
Miss Ada Langitt is suffering with
very severe cold.
Miss Bessie Bishop, of Wellsburg. is
visiting friends here.
Major ]. B. Lockhart, who was visit
ing relatives here. returned the first of
the week to New Martinsville.
Mrs. w. H. Lewis is i'll at her home.