Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
week for White sulphur Springs. whsr.

Miss Emma ribbs. OF Sorgantown. Is
the guest OF her brother. p. B. Tibos.
Ada Halter. the bright little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Hsller, OF the Fifth
ward, died Wednesday morning o. paraly-
sis Of the heart, aged thirteen years. The
funeral took place Thursday afternoon at
two clock. Interment at Woodlawn GEM
etery.
Mrs James Conway is stlll very III at
her home a Barracksviile.
A great many Of our Fairnort people
spent Sunday at Loeb Lynn hotel, at
Mountain Lake Park. Those comprising
the crowd were Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Hart
ley and son, J. NJ. Hartley, Jr,, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. S. Mckinney and daughters, the
Misses Margaret and Mary; Mr. and Mrs.
c. Graham and son; Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan Bllingslea and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fey Watson Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Ohley Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hart
man. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sprigg Sands, Mr..
and Mrs, John A. Clark and sons, Mrs.
p. B. Ogden, Mrs. j. T.. Sands, DR.. w.
II. Sands. II. F. Smith, Colonel C. l..
Smith, Mrs c, Powell and her guest, Miss
Name Bennett OF Grcensburg: J. NJ.
Hartley. J. C. and J. L, Kendall Ben F.
Conway and Earl Smith.
Mrs. ]. h. Booher has rented cottage
at Mountain Lake Park and moved her
family there.
c. r. Mayer was at sistersville this
week on business.
Dwight Miller is at Washington, d. c.
Those who took in the excursion to At
lantic City from this city Thursday were
Mrs. Thomas Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Maniey, Miss Mollie Leonard. Mrs. u. NJ
Ayres. Miss Della Phillips, Mrs. Minnie
Martin, Miss Alberta Dickerson, Miss
Kate Mcdonald. Miss Lillian Upton. Miss
Haelstrom and Mr.. French McCray.
Mrs Conkln and daughter, Mrs. Glib
son, OF ct Joe, No, are the guests Of
Mrs. Conkin's sister, Mrs. Thomas Black.
Messrs. Arch and VIII Patterson, Of Fair
field, Ill, are also the guests OF their sis
ter. Mrs. Black
Misses Lille and Ada Marshall, of
Wheeling are pleasant guests at the home
OF Dr., and Mrs. J. r Hill
Miss lisa Hayes was a guest OF friends in
the city a few hours Wednesday. She
was en- route home TO Morgantown from
Ciarksburg, where she has been visiting
fer some time
Mr and Mrs J IL Mcdonnell and her
daughter Grace have returned from a
pleasure trip to Atlantic city and Pail
adeiphia
Mr. c. H. Rlggle is visiting his parents
al Middebourne, Tyler county.
Mrs, Samuel y. Jackson spent few
days this week at Mountain Lake Park,
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Maria Hay
mond.
Mr. Frederick c. Duval, who WAS
brought here to Cooks hospital from Mo-
nongah a few days ago. and who was
operated upon for appendicitis, died at
that institution Wednesday morning at
$50 o'clock Mr.. Duval was nineteen
years of age, and had been employed Is
civil engineer for the Monongah Coal
Company. His home is at Winnipeg. Man
itoba. Canada. and his parents who were
called here last week by his illness, took
the remains to his former home for inter-
ment Thursday morning.
Miss Kate Curry has returned home
from visit with Warrington friends.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union gave a musical a willard hall on
Friday, which was thoroughly enjoyed by
the large crowd present. The following
interesting programme was successfully
rendered: Plano solo, Irene Bowles; reci-
tatIon, Grace Wilson; song Edna Coombs;
piano solo, Lucy Morrow; recitation, Car
roll Powell; cornet solo. Mr.. Pace; vocal
selection, Misses Brobst and Debolt;
piano solo. Mary Christie; recitation. with
piano accompaniment, Lila Griener; song,
Miss Lou Barns, with movements by Miss
Lucy Wagner; piano solo, Miss Smith;
recitation, Carney Christie; piano solo,
Louise Cook; Lords Prayer in sign lam
guage by Miss Lucy Wagner and Blanche
Jamlson; interpreter, Mrs. A. A. Picker
ing.
Miss Amelia Bennett is very sick at her
home in the First ward with typhoid
fever. DR.. Howard is the attending
physician.
Miss Ada Halter is seriously III at her
horne in the Fifth ward with typhoid
fever.
Rev. and Mrs. w. ]. Eddy have returned
from a visit with friends at Kingwood, W.
Va.
The little four year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Robinson, in the First ward,
while playing with some boys in build
ing on the lot, met with quite a painful
accident. There was a box of tools in the
building and the little fellow was play
Ing with a wagon jack, when in some
manner he got his foot under the jack.
and al It dropped it cut off part of the
second toe OF the right foot. Drs. Ster-
ling and Cook were summoned at once,
and it was found necessary TO amputate
the toe The little fellow is doing very
nicely at this time.
The following are marriage licenses is
sued by County Clerk Charles E. Manley
during the week: Charles f. STUDY and
Edna II. Yost; John VIII and Vittaria
Saratta; John r. Tenant and Leona Ten
nant; George f. Wadsworth and Lille
Hall; Emmett Poe and Hattie Morgan.
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Stoetzer have re-
turned from a brief visit with relatives
and friends at Morgantown.
Mrs. Benny G.. Williams came down
from Mountain Lake Park Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of Aunt Lizzie Jones.
John c. Davis was brought here from
Enterprise Tuesday. where he was receiv-
ing treatment for typhoid fever at Cook
hospital.
Mrs. Perry Bartholomew has bought
Mrs. Ellen Vances house on Guffy street.
in the First ward.
Russell HAYES of Morga ntown was in