Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01
TAIRMONT.
CRpsAD soNNsNDERy AND
FRIENDS MAKE PILGRIMAGE
To LOUISVILLE,
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
MEETING OF W0NANs' cNRISTIAE
TEMPERANCE UNION,
PERSONALS.


members Of Crusade Commandery No
{. OF this city. and their friends left
here sunday night for louisville. NY,
10 attend the ssth trieunial conelave.
which convened August ~ Those com
posing the crowd were Harry y Smith
and wife, James r. Mccoy and wife.
NJ ID. Christie. Thomas Arnett. J, r..
| Hunsaker. Sam. y. Holhert, sam, Lei
fer. ]. G.. Seymore wife and sister, Or.
| +. II. Miller, j. F. Sisler. Eugene Ssmp-
son, Logan Wayne. Charles Il. Bartlett.
wife and daughter, A. A. Ayers and
wife. II, Il. Anderson. Lee l.. Malone,
wife and daughter, Charles w. Swisher.
John Bradshaw and wife. Mrs. Cam
ming. Or. c. F. Boyers and wife, DR..
Charles Boyers. Miss jennie Fisher,
Miss Eva Brand Miss naultna Smith.
Mrs. j. T. Price passed away at her
home Sunday morning at two O'Clock
just ten hours after her little infant
babe had been laid to rest in Wood
lawn cemetery.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held an interesting meeting al
their hall Tuesday evening
VIII Musgrove. of Forksburg. was
brought here To Cooks hospital Mon
day to he treated FOR typhoid fever.
Mrs Butler aud children, OF Cum
bertrand. Md. are here the guests of
her mother, Mrs, jenkins, and sister
Mrs. J. =. Hart,
Mr.. George Morrow and Miss lueie
| Morrow are visiting friends In Han
. cock county.
Miss Daisy Dudley is spending her
vacation al Grafton.
Misses Flora and Josie Burns are
visiting friends at Oakland, Md.
Mr.. John McCool. wife and son are
spending few days at the Pan Ameri-
can Exposition.
Miss Elizabeth Bartnolow. who has
been Ill with typhoid fever, is able to
| be out.
Miss Bessie Clayton is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Arnett, at Connetlsville,
| Pa.
Prof. Charles Powell of Morgantown,
was IN the city Monday.
Miss Anna Wilaon has returned home
| from a pleasant sojourn with friends at
Laurel Point.
Mas Sadie Sapp. of Independence, Ia
the pleasant guest of her sister, Mrs
John Vanata, and brothers, Messrs.
Frank and Nelson Sapp.
+. c. Camden has returned from a
VISIT with Morgantown friends.
The open air services which have
been going on at the Normal campus,
and which have proved SO popular,
| closed for the season Sunday.
Ode White, who has the contract for
repairing the suspension bridge, COM
menced the work Monday morning.
NJ. d. Boand was at Morgantown
| Tuesday. -
Miss Jean Barr, of Fairview, Is the
| guest of Kiss Minnie Cenklin.
Or. and Mrs. f. W. Howard and
| daughter Dorothy have returned home
from Masontown, Pa.
The following are marriage licenses
| that have been issued by County Clerk
Charles e. ManIey this week: Robert
| T. Pratt and bessie Prlekett, Marion
Hanger and Mary Gordon, Thomas
| Lesson aud Florence Kirk; George
] Thompson and Artie Mcdonald, Thos.
Satterheld aud Roxie /. Stewart.
Mrs. James Nuzum and Mrs Harry
McCrory chaperoned congenial crowd
! OF young people TO Valley Falls Tues
day. where an enjoyable day was spent.
Miss Della Sample has accepted a
position AZ stenographer with Is. l..
Butcher
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hartley arrived
home Wednesday from Buffalo, N. Y,
being summoned here by the death Of
their son, Frank Hartley.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of the First ward met at the
home of Mrs. Grey Tuesday evening,
and the following delegates were elect
ed to the county convention, which Is
to he held at Manuington September
18th: Mrs Hannah Jones, Mrs Addle
Staely, Mrs. Slaughter; alternates:
Mrs. Della Harden, Mrs. Monroe Smith.
Miss Lottle Wallace; delegates to state
convention to be ratified at county con-
vention, Mrs Hannah Jones Mrs. Ad-
die Stately. Mrs Hattie Hall delegate
at large from the county.
The public schools OF Fairmont indie
pendent district will open Monday, Sep
tember I'd. The teachers in the schools
as they have been assigned for work
are: superintendent, Joseph Roster;
T. J. Humphreys. Principal High
school; Sarah Meredith first assistant:
Jennie Fleming. l.. d. Dawson, G. H..
Martin, principal main building. Alice
Ohley, seventh grade; Flora Ice, sixth
grade; Amy Eliason, fifth grade; Clara
Reinheimer. fourth grade; Eva Brand,
third grade; Bessie Clayton. second
grade; annie Miltsr, first grade; ]. L..
Leech. Principal S. s. building; Belle
Wilderman, seventh grade; T. b. Law
Ter. sixth grade. Mrs. NJ. M. Holbert,
fifth grade; Helen Fleming. fourth
grade: Janey Mckinney. third grade;
Eva Morgan, second grade; Ida Amos,
frat grade.
Cecil Rice, of Pittsburg. Is visiting
his parents In the First ward.
Frank Enan IL visiting his parents In
Ohio.
Miss Maud Cornwell and Mr.. q. w.
Shaw. both Of this city. were married
yesterday at Oakland, Md.
The remains OF the late Frank Hart
ley, who was fatally injured in Q run
away at Kingfsher. Oklahoma, the flrst
OF the week, arrived here early yester-
day morning. and we're inferred in
Woodlawn cemetery.
The remains OF the late Charles
Lewis were also Inferred yesterday.
His death occurred Thursday evening.
G. j. Corbin & Sons, tobacconists and
dealers In CONNECTIONS. disposed OF
their cigar factory outfit. together with
thar onod will IN Vast Rr0wu Uh0 ha