Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-29

quite sick for several days at his home
on High street.
Mrs Kate F. Dunlap. a highly re-
speoted lady died very suddenly OF
heart failure Tuesday morning at 9.15
O'Clock. at the residence of her son-in-
law. Mr.. II. NJ. Hail. OF Maple avenue,
In the ifty-sixth year OF her age. A
short service was held Wednesday eve
ming at the residence of Rev. Smith,
of the M. II. church, and the remains
were taken Thursday morning TO Allie
gheny, Pa, for interment
Leo Slender returned the first of the
week from Calhoun county, where he
has been the past three weeks.
Mrs. Charles Walker. of Alvy, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Berger. Of Virginia street.
Uncle Toms Cabin" played here
Wednesday night TO large house. The
play was very good. and enjoyed by all
who heard t.
Miss Lulu Hall entertained number
of her young friends at her home on
Maple ave, TO an apple-peaiing Monday
evening. The young folks spent very
pleasant evening pealing apples and
dancing. Those present were Misses
Daisy Powers, Fannie Douglass, Geor-
gia Clark, Della Funk. Gertie and
Flood Douglass. Messrs. Roy Gorbett
Leo Slender, DIR. Brouse, Lloyd MeEn-
tyre and Dode Hornbreek.
"A Woman in the Case played here
Friday night TO a well filled house. The
play was very good.
MIR. |. d. Morgan has purchased the
residence of Capt. h, I. Bowers on
North street. This Is one of the hand
soonest residences in our city Mr..
Morgan Will move bis family here in
t the near future,
/ MIR. and Mrs. Henry Southland enter
i tanned somo young folks on the South
Side Tuesday. They all spent very
pleasant evening. The crowd was COM
posed of Misses Wayne McEldowney,
! Bertha Hawkins and Edna Hale
A. essrs. Leo Slender. DR.. Lee koont2
and Ray Ferret.
Miss Mamie sprowls, of Sistersville,
was In the city Sunday tho guest OF
MIR. and Mrs. j. Tom Orldes.
Misses Lena and Frankie Lowther
returned Saturday from pleasant VS.
n IN Calhoun. to their brother Forrest.
Miss I,etitia pemberton left the hrst
OF the WocK loE iietopoi =.
acoompanied as far as Wellsburg by
her mother.
"Casey's Wife" will play here Mon
day, September 30. The play Is very
good and any one wishing to see goou
play should not fail to go.
Hugh Statler, of Clarksburg, stopped
in our town over Sunday on his way 10
Scio, Ohio
The Ladies' Thmble Club OF this
city gave n picnic in McEldowney or
chard Friday. The ladies invited their
husbands and children, and a good
time was enjoyed by all who were
there. Those present were: Mr.. and
| Mrs. VIII Duerr and daughter Doro-
thy: Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Leap, son Theo
and daughter Gertle; Mr.. and Mrs
Bruce Han. sons William and Kent:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe b. Clark, daughter
EVELYN and Elose; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Hall: Mr.. and Mrs T. =. Jacobs and
daughter Daisy Payne Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe SLENDER; Mrs. Robert McEldowney
and daughter Geraldine: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sen. Hall and daughter Lulu; Mr.. and
Mrs. John f. Martin and LEONARD Hail.
The case of State ys. John HiXen-
bauglr was finished Friday afternoon
and the jury found him guilty OF vol
untary manslaughter.
"Casey's Wife" at the Opera House
Monday night. This show comes wei
! recommended.
The Thimble club held their annual
picnic in Mr.. John MeEldowney's Or
chard Friday. The ladies, with well
filled baskets began to arrive OF eleven
O'Clock, and at twelve the gentlemen
came with fine appetites, and all sat
down to an elaborate dinner. The az
ternoon was delightfully."- spent and
supper was served at six. All the
members of the club were there with
their families Mr.. and Mrs. Joe u.
! Clark, Misses Evelyn and Eloise Clark
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Duerr and MISS
Dorothy Duerr, Mr.. and Mrs. clark
| Lean. Miss gertrude and Master Theo.
Leap. Judge and Mrs. s. p Jacobs and
| Miss Daisy Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Slender, Mr.
and Mrs. s. B. Hall and Masters Kent
; and william Hall. Mr. and Mrs. w.
! MEG. Hall, Mrs Robert McEldowney
and Miss Geraldine McEldowney, Mr..
| and Mrs. Sep. Hall and Miss Lulu Hall
and Master LeMoipe Hall, Mr.. Leonard
Hall, and the visitors were Mr.. ana
Mrs. John G. McEldowney.