Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-22
BETHANY.

| DEL liam I.
| BETHANY. w. Va, September 21.-
Miss Katherine colt visited friends in
| Washington, Pa. last week
Miss Lila Lewis was calling on
! friends Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Wells visited her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Ida Wells, on Thurs
dav.
mr. Will Fisher, who has been
| spending the last two weeks among
friends here. left Thursday to pursue
his studies at Yale University.
Mr. A. c, Chapman, OF Dutch Fork,
Pa, was circulating among his friends
| Saturday.
Mr.. Il. D. Barger is visiting his pa
rents in Wheeling.
Miss Ida Taylor was a Wellsburg
visitor Wednesday,
Miss Jessie Swaney, of Pittsburg, Wis
tied friends here Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. j. L. Lewis was visitor in
Bethany Thursday.
Miss Ethel Streator was a Wheeling
visitor Wednesday,
Mr. Kenneth Stewart was a Wells
| burg visitor Monday
Mr.. Clyde Morton took in the show
at Wellsburg Wednesday.
Miss iona Scott was calling on her
Wellsburg friends Thursday.
The public school opened Monday
| with a very good attendance. MIR.
Earl Forney. as principal, and Misses
Cora Hukill and Eunice Eockhart in
| charge of the other rooms, warrants
! good work for this session.
| Bethany College opens up next Mon
| day, September twentyfourth. 1ndi-
cations are that there will be a large
school this fall. as students are ar
irving daily.
| Mr.. Charley Buchanan, of Indepen-
| dence Pa. was a visitor in town
| Thursday.
| Superintendent Painter, Of the Home
| Telephone, was a business visitor in
town Wednesday, in the interest of that
company.
| Professor john Muner was at Wells
burg Wednesday.
Mr.. Charley Beall, of Independence,
WIS business visitor in town We'd
! nesday. f.3ff AZ
The Home Telephone Company ex-
poets to put in several phones in town
| in the near future The poles are al
ready here. and 1t will only be ques-
ton of week or two until the phones
are in operation.
Mr.. Gus Martin, of Bedford, Indiana,
returned Thursday to pursue his studies
in college.
| MIR. V. H. Miller returned Tuesday
after an absence OF several days.
| Mr.. George Waddle, of Brilliant, O.,
returned Thursday to pursue his stud
| les.
MIR. Hugh Mcclure, of Washington,
| Pa, was calling on friends mere Fri
| day.
| Mr.. John Gibson was a Wheeling Wis
| itor the last OF the week.
Mr.. James Gibson is visiting friends
in Warrington, w. Va.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick was a Wheel
| ing visitor Friday.
| Mrs. viii Silvers, who underwent
| severe opeation some time ago, we are
| glad to say. is convalescent.
! There will be social at the home of
Mrs. Mary Mendel Friday evening in
| honor of Mrs. George Munroe, who ex-
poets to leave shortly for Des Moines,
| Iowa, where she will make her future
home Her husband, Professor George
MutIUS, has jIeCtuGQ ucl.
President J. NJ Kersey and son,
Richard, visited friends in Washing
ton, Pa. the first of the week.
The Misses Streator, of Washington,
Pa, visited their cousin, Miss Ethel
Streator at the Heights" for several
| days last week.
| Mrs. Kersey, of Kentucky, is visit
ing her son, President J. NJ Kersey.
Mr.. Edmund Wynne, who has been
visiting his home here. left Wednesday
to attend the Ohio State University.
The directors of the Bethany Fair
| Association met Saturday with a large
attendance. Quite great deal of bus
mess was transacted. They adjourned
| to meet again October 9th.
Mr.. He'll Carmen was a visitor in
town Thursday.
Addison Williams has purchased a
| lot on Intellectual avenue from Mrs.
| Jacob Curtis. and is now engaged in
| erecting a stable.
! Mrs. Wesley Counselman was calling
on friends here Wednesday.
Miss Cora Cox, of West Liberty, was
a business visitor in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Earle Wills was a Wellsburg Wis
itor Monday.
Mr.. VIII Moore was business visi
! tor in WellSburg Thursday.
! Misses Odessa and Goldie Scott were
West Alexander visitors Sunday.
! Jesse Curtis. of the Pan Handle News,
/ visited his aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Shrivsr.
| for few days, the first Of the week.
Professor Keith and family have Ar
rived from Kentucky and have taken
charge of Mrs. Hawkins property on
Pendleton avenue.
Miss Pendleton entertained quite
| number of her friends at her hospit-
able home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kersey was a Wheeling
| visitor Wednesday.
| Mr.. N. w. Shannon, of Shannon. w.
Va, was business visitor in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. Barclay Moore was a Wheeling
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. N. Murray. of Warren, Ohio,
was business visitor in our city We'd
nesday.