Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04


f. w. BANNER CO,
Wheeling, w. Va.
NEW MARTINSVlLLE, w. Va, Au-
! gust 3.--Jake Koontz left the city We'd
nesday for trip south.
Miss Eva Burlingame, daughter OF
Thomas Burlingame, was very sick
! Wednesday, she having bold hives GO
! ing in on her, and came near dying. DR..
ltiaskins, of Wheeling, was sent for.
shd is reported slightly better at this
writing.
Mrs. Gay DeBolt Weaver returned
Tuesday evening from Pine Grove,
where she has been visiting relatives
and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Weaver are
going to move to Four Mile. where Mr..
Weaver will accept position with the
South Penn OIL Company.
DR.. Ed. Humphreys left Tuesday even
ing for st. Mary's. He will locate there
and will open an Office and practice
dentistry himself. He has been con-
nected with DR.. Thorn, of this city, the
past spring and summer.
The Crescent Club gave select dance
at the McEldowney building Friday
evening. About ten couples were pres
ent and all report pleasant time.
Brent Shriver secretary of the Low
Their Oil Company, left Sunday for Cal
houn county.
The Magnolia Club gave their annual
picnic at Eureka Buckeye park Wednes-
day. A car was chartered and went
down on the 9:2S train and came back
just before midnight. Quite a number
Of strange ladies were present and all
had fine time.
Miss Della Melvin left for her home
at Wellsburg Thursday evening. She
will go from there to Moundsville,
where she will remain for a while then
return to this city.
The Fitzgerald Epworth League of
the NJ. e. Church South gave a social
ut the residence Of J. II. Sharp, of
Maple avenue, Saturday evening. Ice
cream ami cake was served by the young
men of the league.
Dr. f. P. Lowther purchased two very
fine saddle horses and sent them by
Louis Oneacre to Calhoun county to his
son and son-in-law, Forest Lowther and
VIM Fitch.
Mrs. julius Monroe, of Proctor, was in
the city the past week visiting her
, mother, Mrs. Thomas Burlingame.
Misses Lizzie Tucker, of Wheeling,
and Minnie Hendricks, Of Littleton, are
visiting the Misses Mccain, on Main
street.
Miss Powers, of Cleveland, is the
| guest of her brother, NJ. f. Powers
Misses Hattie and Jannet Young, of
| Sistersville, are visiting their grand
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Young. Miss Net
| tie Hobbs, of Virginia street, is visiting
| in Middlebourne.
| Mrs. Ed. Thompson returned from
two weeks visit to her old home in st.
| Clairsville.
Archdeacon Spur was in the city
| Tuesday the guest of friends.
| Miss Lila Rube returned to her home
Thursday after spending week with
| Miss Mollie Smeid.
Mr. ice Sweeney, of Sistersville, was
| in our city Sunday the guest of friends.
Foster Leap was a Parkersburg visi-
| tor Wednesday.
| Miss May Corbitt was visiting Mrs.
| Robert McEldowney the past week.
Mr.. John Slender, who is very sick
with typhoid fever, is no better
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Thistle, of Sis
tersville, was visiting in our town We'd
nesday.
MIR. Mason and Mr. Colver, who were
employed as dispatchers for Mr.. Bryan,
| Parkersburg saturday.
Mr.. Kerr, Of Sistersvi'le, was in the
| city Thursday.
Mrs. Bertha Marshall, of Wheeling, is
| here visiting her aunt, Mrs. d. N. Man
gold.
Robert McElowney was in st. Mary's
and Waverly on business Tuesday.
Jess Eakin is improving very slowly
| from a severe attack of typhoid fever.
The Dorcas Club met at the parson-
| age Thursday.
: Miss Dot LeaZure returned from
| visit at Cincinnati and other points.
Miss Nellie Sharp returned last week
| from a visit with relatives at Mari
| eta.
Harry Rich was in Wheeling Sunday.
Mrs DR.. Stewart, Philadelphia. is Wis
| ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Leap,
at this place
Misses May and Daisy Arnold, OF
Woodland, is visiting Mrs. X. r. Leap,
| of Main street
Miss Eta Unger, OF the china store,
! and Miss Beuna Nickolaus. of the city
postoffice, spent last Sunday in Mata-
| moras. Ohio, visiting relatives.
| Miss Minnie Null, Of the South Side,
| entertained about twenty-five couples
at her home Wednesday evening. Music
and games were the amusements Tor the
evening. They all report very pleas
| ant time.