Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16

e1eNe0, u the Hme WAS very V4e&1-
andy spent Miss BAfger IS Z st&teok
at the Normal. and is an accomplish
ed young lady. Her home is insPsters-
burg, va.
The silver medal was won BY Willie
Mason in the contest given by the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union in
the Methodist Episcopal church on
1 Tuesday evening. There were four
other contestants after the prize, and
when the time arrived In which to rem
der a decision it was somewhat diff
cult to decide which of the five contest
ants was entitled to the medal. -acn
and every one Of them did remarkably
well, considering their ages. The con-
testants We're Willie Mason, Harry Nc
Cloy, Waiter Reeves, +. Reed and c..
Springer. The judges were Mrs. F. P.
Parks, Prot. Evans and Rev. stout,
and the medal was presented by Rev.
Stout. en- account OF the d.~sagreeable-
ness OF the evening, not a very large
crowd was present.
@. z. Turner, of Baltimore, and of the
auditors Office of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, has been appointed to the po-
sition of general freigt agent here, a
place made vacant by the resignation of
/ Preston Crowell. He has already as
sumed charge of the Office. His assist
ant is T. r. Hunt, also Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Fred Lenhart and children, OF
Fostoria, Ohio. arrived here this week
to be the guest of her husband. They
may permanently reside here.
Col. W. II. Conway has returned from
a business trip to Connellsville, Pa.
Mrs. Maria Rich is visiting her chill
dren at Beechwood.
Miss Bessie Mason has returned here
from Baltimore, Mr., where she has
been attending college, and is the guest
of Judge and Mrs, John w. Mason in
the First ward.
Daniel jackson, of Kingwood, was in
the city Wednesday.
Miss Alice West, OF Keyser, will spend
commencement week with Miss Nell
Sterling, in the First ward.
Mrs. B. G. Williams and children are
spending the heated season at Noun
tain Lake Park.
Mrs. Henry Wagner, of Frostburg,
Nd, is visiting friends in the city.
Garnet, the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Harvey Vanata, who had her
shoulder dislocated while playing about
her home last Sunday, is some better.
Mrs. George Jolliffe and son have re-
turned to their home in Warrington, af-
ter a visit with friends here.
Misses Louise Potter and Georgia We
therwax left Tuesday for Buffalo.
Mrs. William ]. Lackey and daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred, of Bloomington, Del
aware, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Reed.
Worth w. Jolliffe, of Washington, D.
c., attended the wedding of his sister.
Miss Jettie, to Mr.. Post, of Chicago,
Wednesday.
Miss Della Sample is very i'll at her
home in the First ward, with typhoid
/ fever.
Miss Clara Reinheimer is visiting rel
atives and friends at Philadelphia, Pa.
j. F. Sharon, of Washington Junction,
has been appointed to the position of
supervisor of the M. R. division of the
B. &c o. railroad. The place was made
vacant by the resignation of T. f, Nc
Kuhn.
Great interest is being manifested in
the annual contest between the Lyceum
4 and Mozart Literary Societies which oc-
curs Tuesday evening June 18th. The
program is an excellent n and Is as
follows: Debate-Question: Resolved,
That the United States should establish
a System of Shipping Subsidy" Afir-
native mozart, l.. H. Hayhurst, Pull
man, Richie county. Negative (Lyce-
um), P. S. Lawson, Aberdeen, Upshur
, county. Oration-Lyceum, Gilbert H.
Musgrave, ~Logansport, Marion county.
Industrial Reform for West Virginia."
Oration-Mozart, "Americanism," O. A.
Ladwig, West Milford, Harrison coun-
ty; Observation-Disclosures, Ruth Ar
nett; Observation-Disclosures, Cora Muir
ply, Fairmont. The graduation class
consists of thirteen members: Misses
Elsie Amos, Addie Ellason, Zoe Tough,
Alberta Odbert, Alberta Ramage;
Messrs. C. NJ. Bond, l. c.. Gibson, L. H.
Hayhurst, o. w. Ladwig, ]. G.. Prich-
ard, George Kerr, j.. S.yCoughlan, w. S.
: Brown.
Miss Gladys DeBolt, who has been at
tending school at Baltimore, is her at
her home to spend her vacation.
Miss Grace Satterfield is the guest of
relatives at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Dana, son of Superintendent of
Schools Thomas c. Miller, has been ap-
pointed to a cadetship at the Military
Academy at West Point.
Capt. Richardson, of this city, who
was injured in the wreck at E%verson, a
few months ago, was operated upon at
Hartigan's hospital at Morgantown this
week and is doing very nicely.
DR.. G.. M. Mayors, son of the late G..
w. l.. Mayors, took the examination in
the Brooklyn Navy Yard for an assist
ant s~urgeonship and was the only per-
Sol among four applicants that passed.
He was qualihed May 18th, and his
commission dates from the 1st instant.
He has been visiting his mother in this
city for several days, awaiting his or
ders from Washington to report for
duty. Yesterday he received word to
report for duty at Tampa. Florida.
Tomorrow will be observed by the
members of the Maccabees order of this
city as memorial day. Invitations have
been sent to all the n~eighboring lodges
to be present, and a great many out-of-
town members are expected to be pre-
sent. They will congregate at the Nor
NAL school in the afternoon, and at
1870 O'Clock they will march to the Ma
plegrove and Woodlawn cemeteries,
headed by Junkins' band, and decorate
a