Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01
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Miss Emma Rodgers returned Thurs
DAY from an extended visit TO relatives
IL Parkersburg.
Miss Hannah DeWeody returned
from q visit to Terra Alta
j, sldeA Brown, editor Of the King.
| wood Argus, was registered az the
Ward House Friday,
Joseph HessioR. newsboy with the c.
I W. Monroe news agency vii leave
TUESDAY for tan days visit to friends
in Columbus. o.
VIII II. Bailey wa, IN Baltimore
Monday.
Harry D. Curtin. OF Sutton. was In
town several days during the week.
! John Clayton, Of Wilmington, bel.
| ls the guest Of his brother, Joe p. Clay
ton. CT MILFORD street
Prof. a. Ia Wade. Of Morgantown.
the veteran institute instructor. at
tended the teachers meeting Thursday.
W. r. linn. OF Philippi. WAS in town
Thursday and arranged TO hold a far
mers institute at Pruntytown, Septem-
Der 18th.
Waitman T. Barbee. field agent for
the West Virginia University. was here
/ during the week
Z.
of Clarksbnrg, was here Thursday and
Friday.
C. Frank Ellis lumber dealer of Bal
timore. was here several days this
week
The funeral services of George G.
Foster took place from the family res
idence on Louzader street Wednesday
afternoon, the Rev. James II. Flana-
gan, D. D.. of the Presbyterian church,
| officiating, Mr. Foster was one of
Grattou's oldest and most respected cit
liens, and had beel in the employ of
the B. q o. Railroad Company for the
past Atty years
The election of the Rev. c. l.. Queen
to the presidency OF the West Virginia
/ NJ. p. Conference is received by his host
OF friends here with great satisfaction.
Mr.. queen as pastor. of the NJ. y.
church for the past three years. has
endeared himself to the people, all OF
| whom rejoice in his promotion.
The teachers of Taylor and adjoin-
ing counties closed a fiYe days insti-
tute Friday at three o'clock. The in
struetors, Professors Darnall and Shaw.
did their work we'll and were ably as
sisted by the members OF the institute.
/ County Superintendent w. W. Philips
will hold a teachers examination the
first Of next week in the West Grafton
school building lasting two days.
Burglars entered the residence OF II.
II. Fahy on the West Side Wednesday
night and took s36 in cash. besides a
number of valuable articles. They eff
feeted an entrance through window.
Mrs. David Powell, of Pennington, is
the guest of her son, Or. r. IL. Powell.
Mrs. Il. /. Critics. of Parkersburg. is
visiting friends in town.
Superintendent Compton, of the cleo
trio light plant has procured new
armature to take the place of the one
burned out Monday. An expert from
/ FIT. Wayne has been here since Monday
and put il in operation.
Fred Evans. of the NJ. &c Nj. Savings
Bank, is attending the Jones reunion
at Muneie, Ind ~
Rev. @. II. Shinn,. of Boston. of the
Universalist church. will preach in the
cosrt house Thursday, September 5, at
eight p. m.
Rev. Lewis X. Levering, the new
rector of tho Episcopal church, will
hold services in that church Sunday
morning and evening
Miss Jessie Shields and Stella Nc
Nash, of Wheeling, are the guests of
Miss Bessie Compton, on East Main
street
Miss Mollie Bosford of Cumberland,
Md. is visiting friends in town. She
will leave Sunday for an extended visit
to her parents at MeKeesport. Pa.
Prof. j. N. Deahf, of the state Uni
versty. assisted at the institute We'd
nesday and Thursday.
B. p. Hendrtse, student in the
mechanical department of the state
University, who spent his vacation In
this city. left for his home at WEIGH,
w. Va, Monday.
Prof. Thomas J. Humphreys re-
turned from Meadand Monday, where
he had been spending his vacation at
the home of his father. He left Thurs
day for Fairmont to assume the duties
as Principal of the public school I'M
der Superintendent Roster.
The opera season will open next
Monday evening by ,le Mccoy Stock
Company in the popular play, Under
Two Flags" A crowded house should
greet this company.
Armour & Co. have decided to build
a cold storage building on the west
side adjoining the plant of the Crystal
Ice Company This firm has been
handling its meats from the refrigera-
tor cars for several months, but now
propose to erect large building at
once.
Col Thomas r. Hodges, of Morgan
town. was tho guest OF A. j. WILKINSON
Friday.
Miss Hattie STICKY. who has been the
eue.t OF her sister, Miss Korah STICKY,
Of Wilford street. returned Tuesday 10
Annapolis Md.
Misses Mani and Carrie Sinsel re-
turned the fii1t of the week from
visit in Nebraska
Miss Pansy Geek returned SATURDAY
from visit to friends in Johnstown.
Pa.
Miss Nellie McGlanan. OF Baltimore,
sa 10 thu puesf of Mrs Patrick Nor