Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-25
PARKERsBURG.

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, February
| 24.-Ralph Finnell has returned from
a business trip through Virginia in
the interest of the Mingo Glass Com
paiy, of Morgantown.
Mrs L.. B. Dellicker left Tuesday for
visit in Washington, d. c.
Mrs. M. J. Keegan departed Wednes.
day for Wheeling and PittsDurg, re-
naming in the latter city for some
time as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Gerken.
| Those gentlemen from here who
| composed the advance guard of Repub-
licans to Wheeling to attend the State
Executive Committee meeting, were:
Messrs. A. B. White, Ed. McCreary,
W. N. Miller, F. S. Smith, II. F.. Horn
ish, C. D. Elliott, G. T. Caldwell, S. B.
Baker, j. L. Buckley, w. w. Monroe
and T. F. Barrett
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Faulkner have re-
turned to their home in Wheeling
after spending several days here during
the session of the w. Va Fire Insur-
| ance Agents Association, Of which Mr..
Faulkner is secretary,
Miss Louise Brown is at home from
visit of several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Kendall at Charleston.
DR.. w. J. Davidson has returned
from Pennington, where he was called
| by the illness of his father.
! Miss Martha Bassell Is here from
Clarksburg, the guest of Mrs. B. f.
Blackford.
Among the prominent men here dur
ing the past few days were: M. S.
sherwood, of Marietta; e. C. Smith, of
Ravenswood; Arch L. Smith, Of Pitts
burg; M. Richter, of Wilhamstown;
DR.. w. P. Golf, of Clarksburg; Peter
Grace and L. Heineman, of James
town, N. Y; George Poffenbarger, of
| Pt. Pleasant; J. E. McGlothlin and ].
V. Armstrong, of Ravenswood; w. W.
Riley, of Ripley; Attorney Edward G.
| Smith, of Clarksburg; F. E. Van Slyke,
| G. M. Young and Hon. L. M. La Fol-
lette, of Charleston; M. G.. Geider, Of
Pittsburg; Hon. John H. holt, of Hun
tington; G. W. Plumley, of Chillieothe;
| Senator H. C. woodward, of Spencer;
F. E. Nichols and NJ. B. Chapman, of
Fairmont; E. Strong, of Oil City, Pa;
]. A. Oldfeld, of WEIGH; Hon. Warren
| Miller, of jackson county; Thos. Mills
and R. E. L. Snodgrass, Of New Mar
tinsville; R. G. Gillespie, of Pittsburg;
w A. Ohley, of Charleston, and Hon.
H s.. White, of Mingo.
WANTED AT ONCE--150 teams to
| haul casing and gas line; $500 per day
and loads less than one ton. A. C.
RUBY, New Martinsville, w. Va.
Mrs. Henry Foreman and children
have returned from an extended trip
| through the West for the benefit of
Mrs. Boreman's health. They also Wis
| tied relatives of Mrs. Boreman in Kan
sas.
Mrs. Louis Mansbach, of. Fairmont,
| is visiting her father, Mr. L. Natsan.
| Henry Dis and sister, Miss Ann, are
| at home from a ten days trip to New
| York.
Miss Jennie Sullivan, of Bangor,
Maine, is visiting her brother, Rev. R.
P. Sullivan, of this city.
Miss Rosa Wellbrook, of Marietta,
was the guest of friends here part Of
| the week.
Mrs. Herman B. Hogg was the hos
| tess of the Happy Twelve club this
| afternoon.
The Wednesday Evening Bowling
club, which is becoming quite popular,
had its usual weekly meeting.
The Pioneer Daughters held an i'm
| portant meeting at Assembly hall in
the city building, On Thursday even
| ing.
Miss Mildred Harris entertained at
cards on Wednesday evening.
The Entre-nous club met with Miss
Mabel Lalime on Wednesday after
noon.
Arrangements have been completed
for concert to be given on March
10Th, by the combined talent of the
Trinity and Presbyterian church
choirs. The New York Ladies' Trio"
and Lillian Carllsmith,' prima donna
contralto. will assist the local artists.
| The affair promises to be great treat
to the music loving people of Parkers-
burg.
| The dance given by the Dixie club
in Progress hall, on Wednesday night,
was probably the most brilliant social
| function of the season. The Auditor
ium orchestra furnished an exception
ally fine dancing programme. Those
| present We're: Mrs. II. P. Dies, Mrs.
| Waitman Barbe, Miss Denniston. Miss
Bess Denniston. Miss Nelly, Miss Ger
trude Nelly, Miss Ann Dis, Miss Eliza
| beth Gainbrill, Miss Sue Wandling
Miss Bess Littleton, Miss, Amelia Prib-
BILE, Miss Ida Gerwig, Miss Lolita Gould
Miss Birdie Baker. Miss Clara Nc
Creary, Miss La Lime, Dr. Fred r.
| Hopkins, DIR. o. o. Tolles, Harry Hall
! Sherman dis, Lyle Jones. Ed. Gering
Will Stalhmann, Will Pinnell, Fred
Mitchell, Chas. s. Smoot, Dorr 8. Cas-
| to, Charles Turner, James Williams
James McCluer, Roy Johnson, Harry
Gordon, Ellis Mather. Virgil Officer
of Chicago: Arch. L. Smith, of Pitts
burg, and John T. Williams, of Ports
mouth, Ohio.
c. D. Heaton left Thursday for a
business trip to Washington.
Mrs. T. G. Field entertained the
Shakespeare club on yesterday after
noon.
On next Tuesday afternoon Miss
Florence Trevor will entertain with
cards at her home on Julianna street
Miss Bessie Murdoch gave a tea last
evening to number of friends
On Shrove Tuesday. Miss Ann Oils
will entertain with musicale, at hel
Market street home. In honor Of Miss