Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29
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BAKER, DIT bGNEIty.
The following is the programme 10 be
rendered at Willard Hall this evening:
Piano solo, Miss Mary Raymond; reci-
tation, Master Ulyssus Knapp; vocal
solo, Miss Katharine Hugh; recitation,
Miss Carroll Powell; rag doll show;
recitation, Miss Wilma Boydstone;
piano solo, Miss Mabel Rarnes: recita-
ton. Miss Elizabeth Parker: duet,
Misses Genevieve and Mary Raymond;
recitation. Miss Irene Powles: duet and
chorus; doll drill, by eight girls.
Col. and Mrs. ]. A. Fickinger. Col.
and Mrs H. G. Bowles and daughter
Miss Irene, Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Eddy.
Mr. and Mrs T. NJ Gathright. Mr.. and
Mrs. w NJ. Reed. Mrs. A. ]. Stone and
daughters. Misses Elizabeth. Florence
and Ida, Mrs. James Sterritt and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice. Misses Hattie Chesney.
Margaret Arnett. Sarah Morgan Sena-
tor J. NJ. Camden, Messrs. T. Britt and
Sam. Butcher composed merry crowd
who recently spent pleasant day at
Hammond. A special car was provided
for the occasion. The crowd went up
in the morning and returned late in the
evening.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued during the week by County
Clerk Charles e. Manley: Frank Smith
and Martie E. Shoemaker: Clarence r.
Morgan and L. Olive Nepture; Ezekiel
A. Brand and Flora Amos: Charles NJ.
Hager and Martha Vandegrift: Domen-
leo Romano and Maria Carmela Deli
Gate; Ben jamin L. Beard and Emma
May Nuzum; Casper l.. Ashcraft and
AIollie' Martin; Judson NJ. Messenger
and Edith Mills: Joseph E. Hixenbaugh
and Cora A. Menear.
The Knights of Pythias Uniform
Rank Of this city will leave here for
Detroit, Mich. Sunday. Angus. 2eth, to
attend the biennial encampment of the
Supreme Lodge of that order.
Eugene Myers and wife left Thursday
for Atlantic City to spend the heated
season.
Arthur Staley. OF Washington, D. c.,
is the guest Of his parents here
John Murphy. son of Mr. and Mrs.
John l. Murphy, of Jackson street.
died at his home Tuesday night at 8
O'Clock Of gastric fever aged twenty
years. The deceased from hts infancy
had been cripple, and never able 70
walk. He has been great sufferer all
his life, but bore it without much COM
plant On account Of his affection he
was made the idol of fond parents. and
loving sisters. who feel that their loss
is more than they can bear The sin
cere sympathy of every one is extended
TO the bereaved ones. Funeral took
place at the Catholic church Thursday
morning az nine O'Clock, interment in
Holy Cross cemetery.
Miss Lille Upton is dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever.
Wild Gould. who is employed on the
Cans building received a very painful
wound Tuesday evening by a crowbar
running into his left leg. He was lift
ing one end OF an iron beam with
crowbar, the beam slipping, causing
the bar to run into his leg. A hole
about three inches deep was cut, and
seven stitches were made to sew IL up.
Miss Nellie Sterling is the guest OF
friends at Baltimore. Nd.
Ex-Chief Delbrugge. of Wheeling,
was in the city Tuesday evening.
John R Reed. Of Wheeling. was
recently the guest OF his parents here.
". 5. Bristor. who has employment
at Pennington. Taylor county. Is Wis
ting his family in the First ward.
Mrs. Ida Pearl Switzer. who is with
her husband in the Philippines, sent TO
her mother here. Mrs ~ M Sees. one
Of the most beautiful shawis that has
been seen here for some time in hon0r
of her ffty-irst birthday. Ii vas =
eretonne shawl. and worked with silk.
which Eas done " : Chinese woman