Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-16

WEClON, w. Nd, oSPecAuCi -.
Mrs. Thos Pettegrew, of Clarksburg.
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ Bailey.
Miss Iona White. who has been WIS.,
iting friends in Chicago and st. Louis.
| is expected home the first OF the coming
week.
D. NJ. Undertake was in Clarksburg
! Friday on business.
Rev. Caswell, of Buckhannon, was
the guest Of D. NJ Bailey and family
| during convocation. Rev. Caswell has
accepted call to Lexington, KY TO
which place he is preparing now to
leave for.
Bishop Gravitt and Bishop Pennick
were guests at the home of DR.. Kunst.
Bishop Peterkin and son-in-law,
Rev. Gamble, were at the home OF NJ.
w. Harrison.
| Rev. ]. S. Gibson was with Hon. w.
| w. Brannon.
| Bishop Peterkin and Rev. Mr.. Glib
son were unable to be present Thursday
night at the conservation of the church
! on account OF having to leave for
| OF Rev. Mr.. Fish.
Rev. DR.. Il. H. Lacy and Rev. Cooke
were at the home of Hon. Louis Ben
nett.
Rev. Fenton was with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Ralston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Malone and two
| children are attending the Pennsboro
| fair.
Mrs. Alvin Bassell, Of Last Creek,
died Thursday evening. Her funeral
will take place tomorrow at Lost
| Creek.
Mrs. Lenard Peck, of Clarksburg,
was called here during the week on
! account of the illness Of DR.. King.
| Rev. J. A. Johnson left Thursday for
Pittsburg, where he will take charge
of a mission on the South Side
| Mrs. Lee Longhead, who has been the
guest of Miss Florence Hale, has re-
turned to her home at Morgantown.
| The Wrightmyer No. 8 is a duster
| They got little gas in the Gordon, in
! which sand 1T was shot
Superintendent J. D. Worthrop, OF
the Buckhannon Gas Company, was
here Friday.
! Rev. DR. Lacy, who was in attend
ance at the conservation services of the
| Episcopal church, remained over Sun
| day to hold services. He will preach
at both the morning and evening SER
vices.
| Mrs. DR.. Andrews, of Martinsburg, IS
| guest at the home of Hon. VIM. E.
| Lively.
| Mrs. w. H. Burkhardt arrived here
lie first of the week, and was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Err. Ralston. Rev.
Burkhardt joined his wife Thursday.
! They left for their new home at New
Martinsville Friday morning.
There was about 100 people gathered
! in the court house Thursday afternoon,
of which number about one-ha.f were
| ladies, to- hear Rev. I. l.. Morrow in
the cause of temperance. About SIS
was collected.
Mrs. Burkhardt, the mother of Rev.
! w. H. Burkhardt, was the guest of Mrs.
M 0. Edwards during the week.
| Mrs. Samuel Hinkle returned Friday
from her visit to Pennsylvania friends.
Mrs. Geo. Riddle, who has been visit
| ing friends and relatives in Wheeling
and in Ohio, returned home Thursday
noon.
Miss Dora Brinkley and w. c. ALL
man have exchanged business places.
Mr. Altman has decided to go out of
the restaurant business and devote his
entire attention to the grocery trade,
which has grown SO fast as to make
the change necessary.
/ &c -rl.,
was in Weston Friday attending the
! funeral of Jas. McGann. She was the
guest of Mrs. Bland Bailey.
Col j. A. Fickinger and wife were
here Wednesday en- route to Webster
Springs.
W. B. McGary and sister, Miss Sallie
and the Misses Whelan returned
Thursday from Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Smith left this week for
a weeks outing at Niagara Falls.
VIM. Bennett has gone to Waynes-
boro, Va, to enter military school
The Misses Kitson have returned
from their visit to Roanoke friends.
Miss Cora Atchtson has returned
home from her visit to Ohio and In
diana relatives.
Duke Chalfant, a former employee If
the hospital, but who now resides at
Amos, was here during the week on
business
DR.. ]. S. Lewis is home from Addison.
Miss Mamie Koblegard will arrive
home Tuesday next. Mrs. Koblegard
will not return until some time in Oc-
tober.
w. s. P. Carper, r. X. & Co. sales
man, returned Friday from an extend
| ed trip to Ohio and Michigan
Willie Newton is keeping books at
the gas Office.
Jack Wilson, well known here, pass
| ed through Weston Thursday en- route
from Pittsburg, his present home, TO the
Webster Springs.
The Hospital Board will be in ses-
sion the first Tuesday in next month.
Superintendent Stathers advertises for
| the usual six months contracts for fur
nishing such provisions as are awarded
by contract.
Hon w. E. Raymond. of Sutton,
| suits Lewis county Democrats as their
next representative in Congress.
Tom Daley, the Republican canci-
date for House OF Delegates In the
Lewis Webster district. was here dur
ing the week.
Henry Lively will leave the first OF
the week to resume his studies at the
| West Virginia University.