Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-01

day.
Mr.. Calvin Beck was business call
er here Thursday.
Mrs. Elite Jones was visiting friends
in Wellsburg on Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr. John Gibson was confined to his
home for few days the first Of the
week.
Harry Miller, of Beech Bottom, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Wells and brother
Ray for few days last week.
The Bethany Reading Club met at
the home of Miss Eunice Lockhart on
Friday evening.
Mr.. Geo. HukilI, our popular mail
carrier, has started livery stable va
Gated by Mr.. John Gibson.
Mayor Moore was a Wheeling visi-
tor Tuesday
A team belonging to Mr.. W. Spurs
broke away from him Tuesday and
ran into the livery stable but escaped
with slight injury to anything con-
cerned, the shafts being broken, the
| only damage done.
Mr.. Fall Hammond, of Wellsburg,
was business caller here Tuesday.
Messrs. J. E. Perrin and George
Brierley attended the meeting of the
Bethany Fair Association on Tuesday.
Mr.. Dick Reeves will move into the
Jones property next week.
Mr.. Benjamin Wells, who has been
living here for several months, re-
turned the first of the week to his
farm.
Mr.. Jas. Beall, of near Independ-
ence, Pa, attended the meeting OF the
directors of the Fair Association on
Tuesday.
Messrs Huff and Deming were
Wellsburg visitors Sunday.
Quite number of our prominent
Republicans will attend the conven-
ton at Wellsburg Saturday for the
purpose of electing county commit
tee.
Professor John Munro preached in
East Liverpool, O., on last Lords Day.
Mr.. Waddle, of Short Creek. at
tended the meeting of the fair direct
ors on Tuesday.
Quite a number of the faculty and a
few of the students will go to Allie
gheny, Pa, next week to attend So
cial there, given for the, benefit of
Bethany College.
Miss Eliza Wells is visiting friends
in the country.
Professor Geo. Munro preached in
Wheeling Sunday.
President J. NJ. Kelsey filed the
pulpit here last Sunday morning and
evening in the absence of Prof. Mum
70, the regular pastor
Mr.. Wilbur Jones attended the sale
at West Liberty last Saturday.
Mr.. Jeffries, of McMechen, is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
men.
Mrs. Wilbur Jones and sister, Miss
Julia Lindsay, attended the funeral OF
Mr. Charley Forney Tuesday.
The Misses Carmen spent Sunday at
the home of the Misses Lindsay.
Hon Sam Atkinson was circulating
among his friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. Allen Gordon spent Sunday
with friends in Steubenville, o.
Miss Saliie Davis, of Pittsburg, WIS.,
tied her father and sister last week.
Miss Eva Shriver was visiting
friends in Lazearville last week.
Mr.. Jesse Curtis, of Lazearville, was
calling on relatives here last Sunday.
Miss Mary Davis was the guest of
her father and sister the first of the
week.
Mr.. Eugene Jones, of Wellsburg,
spent Sunday at his home here.
Mr. Joe Hupp, a former resident of
| Bethany, now of Dutch Fork, Pa, was
circulating among his friends here
| Friday.
Mr.. J. F. Shrontz is visiting at his
home in Lone Pine, Pa, at the present
writing.
Mr. W. H. Erskine left Friday to
visit relatives in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Addison Williams
were Wellsburg visitors Friday.
| Miss Lila Lewis is visiting at her
home near WeIlsburg
Mr. Will Greenlee moved Wednes-
day to the country.
Mr.. C. C. Cowgirl filed the pulpit
at Proctor. W. Va, last Sunday.
Mrs. John Cooper, who was the
guest of her daughters at the Hall,
| left for her home last Saturday.
| Mr.. Edmund Wynne, q student of
Ohio University, who was visiting his
parents here, left Monday to resume
| his studies.
Several of the children of Prof. and
| Mrs. Geo. Munro, are on the sick list
at the present writing.
Mrs. ". P. Cowans was a Wheeling
| visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Updegraff, of
Philips Hall. entertained quite a large
number to a tea party on Thursday
evening. Mrs. Updegraff is much low
ed and admired by the many young
ladies she has under her charge, and
on this occasion proved herself a very
charming hostess. At an early hour
! the guests took their departure voting
| the affair very enjoyable one.
! Among those present were: Presi-
dent and Mrs. Kersey, Prof. and Mrs.
| Geo. Munro. Prof. and Mrs. Jean
Moos. Messrs. Deming, Huff, Wills.
| Marshall, A G. and ]. E. Martin. H.
n. Miller. Cochran, Allen and Fred
Gordon, Lewis, Mason, Bronnon, Err
skine. Pierce and Prof, Schmiechel,
and Misses Woolery, Fitzpatrick, Long
fit, Mathews, Scott, Kimmel, Grace
and Daisy Cooper, Shepard, Vogel,
Edith Yost, Allen, Swaney. 'Colborn,
Taylor, Updegraff, Tibbs and Johnson.
Mr.. ". H. Lewis, of Wheeling,
spent Sunday with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Wells were BUSH
ness visitors in Wellaburg Monday.
Joseph Crouch was business visi-
tor in town Friday.
Robert Mahan will hove this week
into the Early house.
Vim. Martin, Of Cross Creek district,