Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-19
SCHOOLS CLOSE WEDNESDAY
MEDICAL SOCIETY OPENS
MAY %.

organization. He is very enthusiast
tic electrician and takes great interest
in his work, but owing to his advanced
age is unable to take an active part in
the affairs of his company. 1t is the
prevailing opinion that owing to his
valuable services in the past that his
company will place him on the retired
list in the near future with full pay
Walter South, of Morgantown, was
the guest of Geo. Gramm, Thursday
and Friday.
The program for the Both has been
completed by the G. A. r. committee,
who have the affair in charge All
railroads have reduced the rates to one
fare for the round trip, tickets for re-
turn on all regular trains May 81
Captain Geo. NJ Whatsoever was in
Barbour county Wednesday.
Judge NJ H. Dent returned from
Wheeling Friday.
Robert L. Heflin was in Wheeling
during the week.
The prohibitionists and w. C. T. U.
of the State will hold meeting at the
court house here on May 80. 1t is ex-
pected that over five hundred members
OF the two organizations will be present
at this meeting. Lou j. Beauchamp, OF
Hamilton, Ohio, will deliver an address.
A State executive committee will be Sc
lected at this meeting, and other i'm
portant business transacted.
The Inter-Steam Laundry has placed
new delivery wagon on the streets.
A. J. Wilkinson returned from a Wi
+,i,&
The three driving horses purchased
by DR.. A. S. Warder in Philadelphia
last week arrived here Thursday even
ing. The doctor now claims to have
the finest drivers in this section of the
State
Simon Friedman was in Baltimore
Monday and Tuesday.
A. B. Murphy, with Friedman & Co.,
is confined to his rooms with the grip.
Bruce Haymaker, of Clarksburg. is
with the Leader Office as job printer
Will H. Bailey was at Parkersburg
Monday.
The streets are being surveyed for a
street car line to be built at an early
date. The line will extend from Blue
vile to Pruntytown, by way of Fetter-
man and will connect West Grafton
and Webster, covering a distance of fif-
teen miles.
On next Wednesday the public schools
will close with an address to the class
by Editor Robert A. Armstrong, of the
Clarksburg News, at p. m, in the au-
ditorium of the school building. Rev.
]. D. Crumleu, of the Baptist church,
will preach the sermon to the class Sun
day evening at the Baptist church
Following are the members of the
class Misses Alice Cassell Sallie La
wilson, Bessie Cough, Lizzie Knots,
Minnie Lucas, Grace Mugler, Ada MI
yum, Vivian Turner, Grace Tregellas,
and Kate lPilson; Messrs. Morgan
Knots. Karle Byers, Harry Friedman
and Hardie Foreman
The annual session Of the West Vir-
ginia Medical Society will convene in
Brinkman's opera house here on We'd
nesday, the 22nd. The local physicians
of this place have arranged for a sump-
tuous banquet at the Grafton House
Thursday evening. The meeting will
continue three days and during the ses-
sion the Ladies Mozart club will fur
nish the music.
Miss Myrtle Schafferman left Tues
day for Keyser, where she has accepted
a position as stenographer and typewri-
ter, for lumber firm in that place
Miss Schafferman is one of the first
graduates of Miss Stuckeys school of
shorthand and stenog.aphy. of this
place.
Harry Blatchley returned the first OF
the week from business visit to Ohio
Allen Brock. Of Wheeling. is here in
the interests of the Speidel Grocery Co.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Luth-
eran church will give a Japanese social
Thursday. June g. in Brinkman's hall
J. H. Warder returned Friday from a
( trip to Preston county in the interests
OF Ruhl & Co., wholes ale grocers.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Flanagan left on
Wednesday to attend the assembly OF
the Presbyterian church at Philadel-
phia
Col C. W. Monroe, of Kingwood
was here several days this week.
The Ladies' Mozart Club will give a
musical in Brinkman's opera house on
the oath. This is one of the best en-
tertainments given by this club Fol
lowing is the program:
Part ].
"Dinah Doe" Woman's Club: Car.
mena" (H. Lane WILSON,. Miss Rose
Flannery; ''Galop de Concert" (Minze)
Mrs. Chaddock. Miss Moran. Miss Mug
Ter. Miss McGill; Kentucky Babe.
Miss Hamilton, Miss Rendle. Mrs. JEFF
freys, Miss Haslup; Polacca Won We
ber), Miss Lulu Leith; Watching mil
lard), Mrs. A. r. Warden; Come tC
the Meadow" Mesdames W. C. Byers
H. Fleming, Misses Anna Remlinger
Pansy Zeck, Lucy King Minnie Hatha-
way; ''For All ETERNITY" 0Mischeroni)
Miss Flo Hamilton; Grand Divertisse-
ment T.. H. Grenlich). Piano solo. Miss
Mary c. Leeds, Accompanist, Mrs. No
ran; Might of joy (Strauss), Wo-
mans Club
Part =.
Come Unto Ne" Woman's CLUB,
Piano Solo. Mrs J. H. Pracht: ''Wel
come Pretty Primrose" (Pinenti). Mrs
Moran. Mrs Warden. Miss Haslup
Mrs. Parsons; March Militaire" (Shu
bert, Mrs. t. c. Utterbach. Misses I.ulr
Leith, Nettie Watkins, Ethel Newton;
Ecstasy" (Ardite). Mrs. ". c. Byers;
Piano solo. Mrs. IL ~ Chaddock; Los
! Chord" Mrs. w. ]. Parsons, Mise:
Mugler, Bert Haslup. Nell Hasup:
THE Message" tBlumenthaD, Mrs. Alb,
! I. Warder. Jr; "Fledermans." first pi
ano. Mrs Chaddock: End plano. Mrs
/ Moran. Cnpea-+ I-a1fz (rr,Srax- p,,o1r i