Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-23

ST. CLAIRSVII1LE, O., September
22 Lucy Ferren, of Bellaire, Wis
tied wish relatives here over Sunday
DR.. %. III. Finical and wife. and Miss
Florence Martin, OF Cadiz, and Walter
4 Collins. Of Columbus, were the guests
OF Rev. Grimes and family over Sun
day
Mrs. Ed. lark, of Pittsburg, was
here this week, visiting her sister, Mrs
s. G. Hughes.
Judge Hollingsworth and wife went
to YOUNGSTOWN, o. on Tuesday, to at
tend the Eastern Ohio Conference
Judge HoIlingsworth is lay delegate
Henry Chandler, OF the electric light
plant. left Tuesday for a two weeks
visit with his parents at Ann Arhor
Mich.
Misses Lulu Sutton and Glare Scott
went to Pittaburg on Wednesday, to at
tend the millinery opening.
Miss Mary Grimes left Tuesday for
Delaware. o., where she will enter the
Ohio Wesleyan University.
The Bell telephone people are MAX
n ing arrangements to put in their new
exchange here. The office Will be in
the room over James Crossland's drug
Store
Miss Mabel Thompson started the
est of the week for Belmont Seminary
Bedford City.
hoy Patton returned to New Con-
I'd Tuesday to resume his studies in
Ekingum College.
dr Charlie Hughes arrived here
ursday afternoon from Philadelphia,
led here by the death of his father,
m Hughes.
BIS. Mary Doyle and sons, George
joan Doyle, of Washington, Pa,
here Friday attending the funeral
cir relative, Adam Hughes.
S. Jessie Morton Carroll, left We'd
day for her home at Kansas City,
ansas, after an extended visit with
blends and relatives in this place and
icinity. She will visit friends at
Columbus and points in Illinois. Mrs
.. II. Carroll accompanied her as far
as Columbus.
Miss LYDIA Uranium, of Bridgeport,
was calling on friends here Monday
Adam Hughes, the venerable printer
OF the Chronicle office, of whose Illness
mention has been made from time to
time, died Wednesday evening at half
past seven at the home of his son.
NxEOlEC I1uEuCo. lIlAS luliti IL lOOh pAeiNC
Friday afternoon; interment in the M.
E. cemetery.
Owen B. Nary went to Columbus
Monday Where he will enter the law
school of the Ohio State University
Miss Annie Garlic went to Della
ware on Monday, where she will take d
course of study at the Delaware BUSH
ness College.
od v-tnc1aHy
morning to enter the Ohio State Uni
versity a, Columbus.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Lee
Hughes and John Adolph took place
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents; Mr.. and Mrs. S. g.
Hughes. Rev J. A Donahey officiated.
After the ceremony wedding lun-
cheon was served, after which Mr.. and
Mrs Adolph drove to Wheeling, from
which place they left for a ten days
tour Of the lakes. They will be at
home in Steubenville, where Mr.. Adolph
is travelling salesman for Arnror u
Company. and has his headquarters
Among the Bridgeport people attending
the wedding were George Medill and
Miss Cassie Van Pelt, Phil Kennedy
Harry Howells. John Van Pelt and
Misses Lucy Clarke and Margaret
Wells
Marriage licenses issued since last re-
port: Eugene II. Armstrong, of Point
Pleasant. w Va. and Elsie M. Par
sons, of Bellaire; George Banning and
Katie hartman. both of Martins Ferry;
Charles r. Wiley and Anna Cation,
both Of Glencoe; Martin L. Frasher
and Della Campbell, both of Barnes
Vile: 2. T. Masters, of Key, and Louise
Shockey of Bellaire; Luke Howell and
Nora Couplin, botn of Somerton;
Harry Cough of Wheeling. and Ida
Lee of Bellaire: Kennard l. Law. of
Big Bend. w. Va, and Jessie n. Bos-
ton. OF Bridgeport; Lyman Brooks and
Rosa A. Boston. of Bridgeport Fred
M Murphy of Mammoth Spring, Ark,
and Julia NJ. Howiler, of Hehdrys-
burg; Fred e. Kemp and Jennie v.
Hunt, both Of Bethesda; James NJ. KEEL
lar, of Steubenyille. and Emma Land
fried, of Bellaire.