Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12
CLARKsBURG.

CLARKSBURG, w. Va, May 1-Rev.
w. B. Adams pastor of the First Baptist
church of Frankfort, KY. has been Sc
cured to preach the baccalaurete sermon
to Broaddus College graduates this year.
The sermon will be delivered at the Bap-
fist church in this city Sunday morning.
June 9.
Rev. Thomas W. Cooke, rector of Christ
Episcopal church, took the Elks degree
Tuesday night. and is now wearing the
antlers. The other parties initiated on the
same night were j. E. Law, Prosecuting
prominent merchant. After the initiation
ceremonies social session was held at
the Elks' club rooms on Third street,
where refreshments We're served,
The marriage of Mr.. Andrew j. Stager
to Miss Mary Barrett was solemnized at
the Church of Immaculate Conception
Tuesday afternoon at five o'clock, in the
presence of a few immediate friends and
relatives. The groom is an oil well driller
and is located in local fields. The bride
is the daughter of Mrs. Katherine Bar
rett, living on Florence street. A delight
full wedding supper was served at the
home of the brides mother.
The death of Mrs. Ingby Hoff occurred
Saturday. The deceased was the wife of
Lewis r. Hoff and the mother of Officer
Wade II. Hoff. of the city police force.
Interment was made at West Milford
Sunday.
Mr. Overt Cork and Miss Sarah Burnside
were quietly married Tuesday evening at
the NJ. E. church South parsonage. Rev
w. f. Tyree officiated.
Col. Frank B.. Moore, of this city, has
been selected by the Parkersburg Driv-
ing Association as starter of the races
to be held in that city this summer.
Messrs. Clarence w. Leggett, John B.
Smith. Sherman c. Denham, Virgil L.
| Highland, Melvin G. sperry. Harvey F.
Smith. Arthur B. Borgess., John W. Davis
the annual meeting of the Grand Com
| mandery Of Knights Templar, at Martins
burg, this week.
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong will address
| the graduating class from the High school
/! this year on Thursday, June 6. at Acad-
| envy hall.
Col. William Hall. a prominent citizen
! is dead at his home at Peel Tree of ca
tarrh of the stomach, aged seventy five
years The deceased was one of the prom
inent farmers in that locality.
youthful runaway couple passed
| through here Tuesday en- route to Oak
land to be married. having come from
| Gillespie, a station on the w. Va &
Pittsburg railroad. They were c. E. TIT
aged 20. and Miss Gillespie, aged H.
| The local ministerial association met al
| the residence of Rev. DIR. Fullerton Mon
day. and held an interesting session. Rev
! William Anderson read a paper entitled
THE Atonement-"
lodge of Ancient Order of United
Worknen was organized at Shinnston
1 Wednesday evening by Grand Master
| Workman C. ". Stoetzer, of wellsburg
and Grand Recorder Frank Cruise OF
Wheeling. assisted by members of the
Warrington Fairmcnt and Monongaf
lodges. Twenty-eight persons were int-
| tiated. after which officers were elected.
| number of Woodmen Of the World Of
| this city win attend the ceremonies Al
Petersburg Sunday, May u, at which
dine monument win be erected to CON.
memor1te their dead.
Mr.. William Freese y the nEfs.
Mary Con. IN Washinoton,
Ferty-nane additions hnY