Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
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Second Presbyterian church, so the
matter of selecting a church plan was
postponed.
Florence w. Jones. of Wheeling, gave
very instructive and entertaining lee
ture to ladies in the parish room of the
Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon.
The lecture was illustrated by series
of charts.
Sheriff Foreman concluded the sale
OF the Barnard estate on Tuesday and
will have the deeds prepared Mt once.
Mrs, stephen Hipkins left Tuesday
over the Pennsylvania lines for New
York. from where she will sail for Eng
land to visit relatives.
The Carnival committee held meet
ing on Tuesday evening. The members
were an present and progress was re-
ported along all lines. The merchants
are now enthusiastically interested In
the exhibition and are taking the floor
space very rapidly. Several excellent
attractions have already been booked.
The Carnival promises to excel any
thing of the kind ever held In the
city.
Leonard Moore. OF Marion. Ind, Is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Sarah Moore,
in the First ward,
Rev. Thomas Johnson and family re-
turned TO their home in Gas City, Ind,
! Thursday after months visit with
| relatives.
Mrs, M. Josie Wilson is visiting her
| mother and brothers at Kelsey.
The Lovers Knot Club will picnic at
Wallace's dam to-day.
Misses Mary and Anna Crafty are
visiting friends at Spencer Station.
| w. ID. Jones has returned from a short
/ stay with his sons at Chippewa Lake.
| He Is being doomed for Mayor next
| spring.
Joe Colbert and Fred Bolte have re-
] turned from Atlantic City.
, Miss Margaret Murray, OF Trumbull
street. Is a contestant for a fine silk
dress to be given by the Loyal Legion.
Geo. w. Yosi, of this city, has been
! elected secretary of the bottle makers
trust. The trust Is capitalized at $780,
000,0 600. and includes all the bottle man
| ufacturers In the country.
Ii. b. Wilkinson has begun to clear
away the old buildings on Belmont
street preparatory to erecting a hanu-
some three-story business and ONCE
building. The Bellare Business Col
lege Will occupy one door.
Inc slks Cub leave mis- evening for
Milwaukee to attend the annual en-
campment OF their order The party
from this city will be about seventy
strong. including the "Nenerwurst"
band.
Miss Leona Aplin is the guest of Miss
Aada Corbett.
The Buckeye Fishing Club left last
night in their boat for their annual
| cruise down the river
| Rev. Il. N. hughgart Will preach this
morning and evening at the First M. Il.
| Church.
The Young Mems Club will hold a
special meeting on Monday evening.
| All members are requested to be pre-
| ent.
The Democratic city committee met
on Thursday evening and elected M. G.
Lynskey chairman, X. 10. Crow. secre-
tary, and X. G. Meyer, treasurer.
Harry Sutton and Bertha Me Kira-
han left yesterday to visit relatives at
Zebra o.
The blooming Rose" club will pic
mic at the dam to-day.
MIR. John Kelsey. OF Kelsey, was a
shopping caller In the city yesterday.
Misses Rose Stephenson and Mary
,Boyers leave tomorrow to visit
| friends at iWoodsfeld.
t. T. Seals, OF Warrington, was a
Bellaire visitor yesterday.
NJ 7. Carnes Will move into his new
store room the first OF the week.
A large number OF country people
were in the city yesterday.
| Rev. Weiss and family will return
| from Canton the first OF the week
| Miss Nellie Campbell has returned
to her home at New Cumberland. Md,
after visit with Mrs. G. NJ Watson.
| Miss Bessie Luke accompanied her
home.
Mr.. John Mckay and family return
| I'd to their home in Moundsyille, after
a very pleasant visit with Mrs. Alice
| Gettings, of the Third ward.
| A telephone message from Shady
side reports Mr.. James McGregor as
some better.
DIR. +. 4. knight and family have re-
turned from visit at Kossuth, w.
Va.
Quite number of C. & p. employees
from this city attended their annual
picnic at Silver Lake yesterday.
Rev. r.. Shanfarber left for his
home in Chicago yesterday morning.
w. j. Morrison has sold his Thirty
sixth street property to VIM. Hume,
who will occupy 1t as a residence. Mr..
Morrison will likely buy property in
the suburbs.
Mrs. Lilly Hall and daughters are
the guests of Belle Rodlfer, at Shady
side.
Mrs. Clara kirkpatrick and daugh-
ter. Miss Martha, have gone to Ep-
worth park to spend the summer.
The management of the Columbia
theatre have secured the Belle OF
New York" as an attraction early In
the theatrical season. This is one OF
the strongest companies on the road
and will no doubt please Bellaire peo-
pie. The company carries sixty-five
people and is strong throughout the
entire cast.
Lawson Emerson was caller In the
city yesterday.
The b., Y. & G. run an excursion
from Woodsfield to Bellaire to-day.
The managers of the Woodsfeld
carnival should have had the mer-
chants under better control. They
disclaimed any connection with the
carnival and queered the whole thing.
The fakirs, ETC., who were at
Woodsfeld will be in on the b., z.
&. G. to-day.
Miss Jessie Butte left last evening to \
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