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The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-27

the lr1Ast and another at the
WoodnaAn hall could not fail to
in press o.e with the marvellous
increase III orr population which
, has taken place within the past
year. Holly u beyond n doubt the
largest nni,lcorporated town in the
west.
On account Of the heavy in
c rease III tho population of Holly
|idpring the past few months it has
Ee come neo osssary to employ anoth-
er teacher in our schools. Yester-
day morning the school board put
cs,nsaters NJ work buildinga II par
titinn in tho hall upstairs, taking
| out the dag, and scenery and fix
ing it up for schoolrooms.
The menhership of tho Knights
of Pythias lodge is increasing
| staadil, Az their meeting Mon
day night John Bragg took the
first degree, Ed. Haberstroh the
second and G. II. Thomas the
third .Aher th,. work. final AT.
ranecm..rt. were Tna,lo for holding
a public 'us<aL!ation of officers and
banquet ~, ySs FIRST Monday night
in January.
Th. business done by the mer-
charts of Holly Saturday in the
sale Of Christmns goods WAS more
than double t,at OF last wear.
There ARE reverat reason for this
increase Of trade. There are more
people here now: they and an nn-
usually prosperous reason: and
through the rnterprise of our ,ner
chants i'll advertising, liberally,
they have learned that Holly is the
best place to trade hence they all
come.
The sugar beets are still being
shiure,l from here. several car
j. ais !,:wiLs goua .'ur tins wt'1S.
Tire e are still lots; # ;l,em n, the
lield, however. ant ste eactnry will
q ,de,ubtedlv have ls lc :: ,nI,
I'M: .,easu.t ~ they .e5. e. Snch
being :he case, ih,' gurs. ON i'atur-
ally present. itself as VIII it
viii 10 with the 5;ON additional
acres, for which ,hr f,..ory reo-
pie ale ..tlv. RI isinS for Lex season
meanwhile tho n. y. s. B. & i. L.
Co, continues 10 keep silent aud
Es.w wood.
The attendance at the Christmas
tree entertainment Was immense
1.-THE lar % chool hall was packed
Ito it's uunos, capacity. The lit
erary program WIS short but well
lreuder-,d, but the abundance oi
presents upon the tree made up for
Eany deficiency in the program
Everybody got presents aud the
, cAiHre1, were libernlly treated te
). candies, nuts and oranges, and the
a4skt Of their happy faces was suf
D ficieat recompense for the labo'
e which was incurred by the com
II mittees in charge. Mrs. G. M
Wilson. chairman uf the purchas
It ing committee, reports $33 Is col
It lec,ed ant, s32.Ol paid out, leaving
l. h.'ancc II s!.7t which is nqv Z
1t he. hands.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-27

.ooE 1.aAees sp. nr.. --,-As .ae s.i.e
Away.
II You want 70 quit toba,cO using easily
and forever, b nade we'll, strong, magnet 6
full of new life aud vigor, take No To -lIac.
the wondor.wpEkee tha& makeo weak ius.E
strong Many gala ter pounds iu ten days.
Over VI, ,ooO Cured. Buy No-To-Bac from
your own druggist, who will guarautee .
Sare. Booklet aad sample mailed free. Ad
0AGling Rs0sdy Co.. Chicago OF Now York
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-27
Anity News

Messrs. Thomas. Gilpin and
Baldwin are in Holly erecting 4
stonc building for w. l.. Dawes.
T. Z. Bennett, and son Elmer
drove their cattle TO Greeley couu,
ty. Kansas. last Saturday, return.
ing Tuesday.
Several Of the young folks en-.
Joyed morse back ride to Holly
christmas day
The family Of ID. II Coker have
b.ela sick for some time. but are
improving now
Mrs. \. A. Erikson is con,inu-
ing to improve from her severe
illness.
J-C NeN man visited in Amity
Sunday,
There were 6, teen wagon loads
Of bee,s a, the tiArk one day this
week and not car 70 put them IN.
Some farmers were Ct lnpclled 20
leave the big loads Cd thA'lr wagon
for several days waiting cars to
arrive. SometsInS vrung some
where,
1t WAS a merry CFmNtmss to The
colonists. A Christn7as tree ~ d
literary entertainment was gwen
at the school house and brought
out such crowd that the buihiing
would not hold all of them. 1t
WAS pronounced first class by sll
who attended, Another entertain
ment will be given on New Years
eve, when the presents for tne
children from Consul Booth Tucker
viii be distributed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
STRUCK BY A TRAIN
AND SERIOUSLY HURT.
frank CLIFTON, an EmplOye Of the
COrrugsttng Company inWrea

frank CLIFTON, an Employe Of the
Corrugsttng Company Inmrea
Friday Night.
Frank Clifton, an employe OF the
Wheeling corrugal.ng Company, fore-l
man OF the Stamping department, wn0
lives at No. 30 Seventeenth street. met
with severe mishap Friday after
noon near the Corrugating plant.
There are double tracks OF the Ter
minal at that point, and wheeling
K Lake Erie freight was making
flying switch. Clifton was unable 70
get out OF the way OF the rapidly
moving cars, and was struck with
such force that he was knocked forty
feet.
When he was picked up, 1t was found
that his nose was broken and his
head severely bruised and cut. lie
was taken to his home, where SUR
geon dressed his wounds. he Will be
incapacitated for work for some time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04

witches cake lemcnaGe and ,cs served
ay tie following ladies' and their as
slstSuts Mrs Thomas b Nctaiu,
Mrs. Huiliben Quarter. Mrs James T..
Rogers. Mrs Marion Harper, and the
Misses Bessie and fedora Rogers. Bes-
sic ami Annie Mci7ia. aui Matilda Me
kinley
IN. hay ride party given on Thurs
day evening Of last week by the
octaeon club. 81 Martins Ferry, was
a. usual. pronounced success II
Nas jolly crowd Wso enjoyed the
delightful moonlight drive OF seven
miles Is Highland city. where they
wsre ROYALTY entertained Al The
Naples The beautiful suburban home
OF Mr. and AIRS. Matt Mepermoit The
house as we'll a. the spacious grounds
Sere hbsraiiy turned over To the
merry party. and % say they took
possession BY storm Is putting il mild
IA After tripping the light fanias-
tic" on the lawn which was especial
iy inviting in the moon = soft rays,
they retired 90 the pailors where a
fen exciting games OF peoro eusned.
while the nrnsic drew others into the
enhancing msshes of the waltz Thus
laughter and safety reigned supreme
for couple of hours. when dainty re-
treatments we're served. which their
sharpeued appetltes demolished With
relish aud dispatch eaualiing that OF
the "fiero of Sixteen Naries. \ few
musieal selections Nere then rendered
which we're well received. as was also
a recitation hV Mr. Julius Blumenberk
who vas llberany applaaded To Mr.
Blumenbefg also fell the pleasant fash
OF thanking Che Kind hosl and hostess
10 which the hostess heartily respond
ed extending a third invitation. infer
ring that the Latch string Is always
ont for the oeiagon club, which only
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04

Reed. of Lowell, Mass, the house guest
OF Miss Mary Brockunier, on North
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL and child
rem are spending the summer at
Browns, Cecil Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cummins and
family are summering at Brookside,
w. Va.
The Rev. and Mrs David w Howard
have gone to Chicago TO spend the
month.
The Arion's Second Sommernachts-
fest and Concert takes place at Wheel
ing Park on Wednesday. of the coming
week. The Arion will be assisted by
the Opera House Military Band. At
ter the concert dance will take place
in the Casino The committee in
charge of dancing are: w. Loefiier,
chairman Carl Lang. Jacques Front,
Louis Laue. NJ. A. Kovalan. Harry
Ritter. Victor Weiss, A. Schneider
Otto Werner. Frank Thurm. The fol-
lowing concert programme will De
rendered:
J. March--"Coossus of Columbia"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. by Alexander
Opera House Band.
2 Overture-"William Tell by Rossin'
Opera House Band.
8. chorus-"Gruess dich Gott' 49,.
................... r. A. Engelsberg
AliAn
4. Comic and operate Songs.
7raneelh and Lewis.
s. March, '"rannhaeuser' ..-....... Wagner
Opera House Band.
Observation-Disclosures Edwin Schultz
AIiCn.
G. Chorus--"Der Reiter ind sein Lieb"
T. IntermezZo .'Salome ........sby Lorraine
Opera House Band.
g. Chorus-'IieimkehI'' .........by Gelbke
Arion.
Miss Edith Gibbs aud Miss Isabelle
Dalzell gave charming.y appointed
lawn fete Tuesday evening, at the
Joseph s. Gibbs home. in Pleasant VAL
ley. in honor of the Misses Hubbard.
Naughters of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Russell
HunSard of South Chapline street and
their visiting house guests, the Misses
brady and Westcott.
Tea was served yesterday afternoon
between the hours of four and seven
O'Clock at the Woodsdale golf links.
Owing to the beautiful weather large
crowd attended and enjoyed the sand
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04

Opera House band and orchestra wlu
render fuil programme
The Misses Helen. Martha aud Mars
Caldwell eNpeef 90 spend the coming
week 40 speiaels farm. Heaf Clinton.
" Va
Miss Martha on Is tistng friends Ia
Steubenyllle.
Thursday afternoon the ladies of the
Zion German Lutheran eamch VERY
pleasantly surprised Mrs George Carl
Al her home. corner iniriy-ninth aud
jacob streets the surprise was tams
plete. Mrs Carl having been called up
town on important bushes aud wien
she returned she fonud the Encsts
awaiting her Mrs Carl Vas equal 10
the occasion and proved Ia be the hest
al entertainers. Later iH the after
noon supper Vas sensd-
Thursday night az the home of john
Smith. In Rellaire. ocennned the we'd
ding OF Miss Lucy liendershoi. OF Arm
strong's Mills aud Mr.. Thomas cerrili.
OF shadyside. Rev W l. Powell. pastor
Of the South Bel.aire church. performed
the ceremony
The Misses Cook and Auue Wilson
have returned from Loeb Lynn Heights
where they spent a month.
Mr. and Mrs Cyrus = Flick delight
fully entertained their friends with a
soiree- musicale at their suburban home
IN Highland Park. last evening. IN
honor OF Miss Arnberg. a recent grad
uate OF the Emerson school of oraturK
and her two house guests. also students
from the same school.
4 delightful outing was given Thurs
day afternoon al the Highland Golf
club house. in honor OF Miss clara
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
JUDGE John ]. JACKSON
FORTY YEARS ON BENCH.
ANN, EHsa on rsiE DAY III
Ul.,EnE 1,is COMMISSION
ERoM PRESIDENT
i.tNtut.N.
sEvENTY-THREE YEARS OLD,
NJ = sfIi.t. EAtsE Am HEARTY AND
tNrAuiE or DnI>G NotNG
MANS WORK..

Special To the Gss,ster.
PAttkERSDuRG, W. Va. August a.
foriy years ago to-day the United
States Attorney General handed in per-
son to John Jay Jackson. az. then a
young man. the commission of president
Lincoln TO be Juuge OF the Uaited states
District Court OF ire dlsaiet OF Western
Virginia. To-day that same Judge
Jackson held court here. having sat ups
ON th& bench longer than any other
Judge either federal or state. In the
history OF the United States. Chief Jus
uee Marshal Justice Field and others
sat oNsr thirty years upon the bench,
hut no one has come withln tour years
OF the length of Judge Jackson's term
OF serNs'e, seyenty-seven yeats OF age
Tomorrow Judt.. Jackson might seY-
tfal years ago have retired, but he eN-
poets To die In the harness, and TO Judge
ny his present Yisor IL Will be many
yesrs before he dies, for he Is to-day
one of the most energetic OF all the fed
era judiciary anu his opinions are
no,.ed for their strength aud eigor Dur
his term OF forty years oi continuous
service on the bench, Judge Jackson has
missed but one term OF court aud that
Was when the Confederate troops undst
Gen. l.oring were in possession OF Ihare
lesion, ana the term mad To be post
poned. Judge Jackson Was an inl'ehse
Union man during the trying period OF
the war and his life was several times
| in danger but he never showed the
| slightest fear and fearlessly administer
| ed the law as he understood II, Be
meath an apparent grufYness OF manner
| he has a tender heart as an incident
| in his career Will show. Several moon.
sinners" were before him once for sent
ence. The first one called attention tt
| his wife and iit,ka baby, who were II
| the court room, and were dependent up
| ON him for support The tender heart
ed Judge suspended his sentence during
good behavior. The next one wa'
brought in and clinging to him WAS .
woman with a little child In her arms
The judge wiped away tear and sus'
pended the sentence. Another and an
other came in. each one with wife
and child dependent upon him TIL al
had been released under a suspension ol
sentence. I'nen the marshal went out
into the ante room where they had All
been and found there but one cnild
which each woman in turn had used &c
free her husband But the judges con
science did not hurt him. lie is erect
and vigorous and rides horseback .
great deal He is authority on West
Virginia land titles, Is believed and re-
spected by all the bar and his fello@
citizens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
LOCH LYNN HEIGHTS.
Many Wheeling Peopis Among the
Guests Mt the HOtel-Sociai Enter
tatnments GaIOre-PersOnni votes

Many wheeling PeopIs Nmo"k '"'
Guest. Mt the Hotei-socisi Enter
tnimments GnIOre--Personnt Votes
Special Correspondence of the Register.
LOCH LYNN HEIGHTS, Md, Aug. 2.
Madame Rola, Mrs. A. A. Wheat and
Mrs. JOS Speidel, OF Wheeling, chaper-
or.ad merry party to Deer Park hotel
wednesday. All thoroughly enjoyed
everything with the fayorite amuse-
ments swimming etc.
Madame Rolla leaves to-day.
The Misses Edith and Elizabeth Carr,
Rebecca PAUL, of Wheeling, MISS
Blanche Baird, Wellsburg, w Va; Miss
White. Baltimore: Miss Burke, wash
ington City, are special fayorites.
There were number OF new arrivals
to-day. An extension will soon be
made to the hotel to accommodate the
rush. yhe music by the orchestra,
Claude Macarthur, director, Is fine.
Although quite early the season At the
Loeb Lynn hotel Is at It's height, and the
house Is crowded to It's fullest capacity.
There Is quite u crowd of Wheeling folks
spending the summer here, and many
more have engaged rooms for later IN the
present month
and Mrs. Joseph Spiedel. Mr.. and Mrs. -.
-. Dovener. Mrs. Clark Hamilton, Jr.,
Mrs. T.. u. Franzheim, Mrs. A. A. Wheat,
Mrs George T.. Johns, Mrs. j. q. Paul,
Mrs. J. $. Paul, Miss Rebecca Paul Mrs.
Thomas Carr and daughters. Misses Eliz-
abeth and Edith, and Randolph Stanaker.
Mrs. -. W Baird and daughter Miss
Blanch, OF Welisburg, arrived yesterday
and VIII spend month at the hotel.
II. A. seabright arrived Friday for sew
erai days stayss
The progressive enchre party last night
was great success.
To-night the regular Saturday night
dance Is on. and 1t IL largely attended by
M. guests OF all the neighboring resorts.
Loeb Lynn dances are the best on the
mountains.
Mrs. T.. Is. G. List. the manager OF the
hotel. Is receiving much well deserved
praise for the capable manner In which
she entertains the guests. She is certainty
well verHed In the hotel business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
Mesrs. Vim Haues, neary Poetic an

Mesrs Win Haues Henry Hoetse an
VIII Cooper
A ioily perry Of people went on i boat
Ing party up the Ohio Wednesday even.
lug and stopped az a pretty place on ths
shore near Neais Island. where they afs
their lunch and returned home irs III,
moonlight. Those In the purity were Mrs
Robert Morrison. OF ciatksbare; Mr.. #Hs
Airs. Waiter ~ Fleming. AIR and Mira
~ 5. Morris Mr. aud Mrs Sprigg T..
Camden Miss robbs of Winchester, Ky:
Mi~s Ains Webs. OF clsrksburgi Mist
Maggl, dickson, Mesrs. sstm stiles, James
Jackson gaid GHmer Patton
Miss Hattie smms gave a launch party
Wednesday evening IA honor OF her guest
Miss i.ueS MORAN. of charleston. They
started early IN the evening. went dowr
the river to Rlemerhassatt Island. whore
they partook Of an elegant lunch. and
then returned home later in The evening.
TUESDAY evening at eight o clock tho
marriage OF Miss Lena Rockenstein, the
daughter OF NJ. aud Mrs Ja5opa Rock
enstcin. and mir. Frank smith. OF saiem.
tack place at the home OF the brides' par.
ents. on seventh street. fne MeAdels-ohn
wedding march was paved by s..ss Rrra
Rapp, add ihe ceremony ~ it.is.s.tcd
by Ley. Father O Kane. Tho bridal couris
was attended by Miss Cora Rockensteiu.
sister OF the bride. and Mr.. W. +. Price.
The little ring bearer was Miss Ellen Me-
Difnu. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion. and after the
e.remon, an eleunnt Wedding sumner vaa
served Mr.. and Mrs smith left on tho
ivo o'clock trnn for elnrkshrrr. where
y re,,nt,on win h. given for them at the
home OF the sroom,s father, MIR. John
smith Th.y win then make am extended
eastern trim and return Ia salem where
th.v win max, their futur. home.
Miss kathryn Parish and MIR. Edward
l,eyen were quietly married en- Monday
afternoon at fotu o'clock at the preshy
terrain parsonage by Rev. DR.. Henry
runner. of that church. They left for Buff
faio and other points before returning 10
tits city. where they will apcnd several
DAYS and will then no to Maiictta where
they VIII make their future home. Tho
br,d. Ia TN. daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Il. Parish. and Is a very attractive
Young lady. Mr.. I.evan is connected with
| the Buckeye clothing store In Marietta,
and IN quite well known.
/ The camping party which was com
| posed OF IA crowd OF Parkersburgs society
| people. aud who have been for two weeks
! camping on Blenucrhassett Island, have
| returned home and report Il glorious time.
| Everything that could be done to make
Camp life enjoyable was done and all pres.
| ent enjoyed It TO the fullest extent.
| Misses Laura and Estelle Despard gHvs
one of the most beautifully appointed
! wis, purtics Friday that has been given
| IN social circles for some time. ii was
mornlnp Marty. and the PLAYERS began
| about 1890 clock II was in nonor Of
Mas John.on. Miss Lesley Johnson and
| Mr.. Stewart Johnson, of Mexico. who are
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04

those who have been the recipients OF
their kind hospitality know now 30
appreciate Bidding their Kind friends
farewell. they started on their home
ward trip. after one OF the most pleas
ant evenings the club has enjoyed ar
irving home in the wee sma hours
thoroughly satisfied. Those present
were. Misses Mae SHELTON. Nellie
Stevens. Agatha Alderman. Louisa
Fehrenbach, Gertrude Yingling. Anna
Ackermann. Cora lie Seuer and Mollie
Ackermann. Messrs. I'D. r. Muhle-
man. Julius Blumenberg. Clarence
Helling. William Hiehie. Ralph Rider,
DR.. Crawford. William stillwell. and
Frederick selby.
The Misses Jeanette aud lrma Kraft.
OF North Main street. left yesterday 60
join their mother al Oakland, Nd.
Miss Kate Dietenberg. OF North
Guernsey street. Bellaire. entertained
members OF Prof Nelson's mandolin
and guitar club on Wednesday even
ing. Excellent refreshments were
served.
Harry Sutton and Miss Mckirnahan.
both of the First ward. Be.lsire. were
quietly married last Sunday evening.
The Glass OF so OF Bellaire High
school met last Saturday evening al
the home of Charles Rosser, Jr.. and
went in a body to the Moundsvlle camp
grounds. where hey We're delightfully."-
entertained at the pleasant cottage OF
Mr. and Mrs. T A. Rodefer. in honor
of their sons twentieth birthday rhe
c.ass presented Mayer with a very
handsome chain and charm as a re-
nembrance Delicious refreshments
were served
W. l.. Nelson, son OF Prof. f. ]. Nell
son. of Bellaire, and fireman on the c.
& p roalroad, and Miss Jennie Gun
ningham. a prominent young lady OF
Rock Hill. We're quietly married thurs
day evening at the home OF Rev w. l..
Alexander, where she mas made her
home for a number OF years. They
will go to housekeeping in Bellaire as
soon as they re1urn from short we'd
ding trip.
DR.. c. S. Starkweather. the wei,
known dentist, and Miss Rachel Davies,
popular young lady Of the Fifth ward.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
PARKERSBURG.
What the Fashionable Set IL Doing
In the Enterpristag Wood C0""-
~ Metropoiss-Anairs Of the

pARKERSBURG. W. Va, August -
Monday evening at ak o'clock Miss Fran
els kemble Davidson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. stephen Davidson, and Rev. A.
). futile. OF Granville. Ohio. we're quietly
married al the home OF the brides par
entz on Thirteenth street. Mr.. Tuttie
has been appointed by the American Bap-
list Missionary Union missionary to
Assam. India, and he and his bride eN-
peat 10 sail for india on September 18th.
aud until that time the happy couple will
b. the guests OF relatives Ia Granville and
this city.
Monday evening launch party was
slvea ON the ohio in honor OF Miss john
son Miss Lesley johnson and Mr.. stewart
Jahnson, OF Mexico, who are the guests
OF the Misses Thompson. They went down
The ohio 10 Blennerhassett Island. where
they enjoyed an excellent lunch and spent
AN hour on historic BIennerhasseft. Those
Ia the party wer. Mrs. Walter Cash. aiss
Johnson Miss Lesley Johnson, Mesrrs.
stewart johnson. VIII ioppl-. or cincin-
natl: c. u. Smith. Bernard Brown. Chas.
Martin. Robert Smith aud George Thomp-
son.
A small. but jolly. boating party was
given Monday evening on the ohio. They
went several mites I'D The river. where
they ate their lunch and returned later
Ia the evening Those Ia the party were
Mr.. and Mrs John Busch. Jr.. Miss
Busch. o. California. Miss Lisxie Ringer
Miss Carrie hureh MIS- Edith Scott
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04


Bel.alse. were married at ttS home CT
the bride on thursday afternoon. In
mediately after the ceremony they left
Tor an EXTENDED wedding tour thTcugs
the east. They viii 80 10 Housekeeping
Ia Their new home on G.avel HUI.
Miss Bert Shannafelt Delightfully."- en-
tsrtaiBt a parry OF friends al her ,home
IN The second ward, Rellmrc. on raGrs-
day evening. Prof, Eugene Naasamp.
90 Pitts 3ufg. gave a very entertaining
performance IN mesmerism and sieight
Of haud. Miss Rose Duga and Miss
Sadie sachs gave several pleasing reci-
tatlans and songs. Light refreshments
were served by the hostess
Miss Jessie Fred very pleaantly en-
tertained large party OF her young
associates with watermelon party on
Tuesday evening fae evening WAS
spent in dancing. music and other par
lCr games. Delicious refreshments were
served
The Juveniles banquetted the Forget
me Nots Wednesday evening at the
Parish room OF the Episcopal church. \
special programme was rendered.
splendid repas, was served and the
evening slipped quickly away with
sames Miss Nellie Hayes ehaperoned
the party. Several visitors We're pres
snt.
\ brilliant affair Is planned for The
Park Casino FOR friday evening OF this
wt..k. IL is the first OF a third series
OF summer cotillions under the manage
meni OF prof c. " Delhrugge Meis
tiers null orchestra of twelve pieces VII
furnish the music For the second o
the series the famous Rock springs or
ehestra will play.
The SUBURBAN cub Will dance at Mo
zart Park In the near future. Admission
will be strictly by card. and the anal
will h ops OF the exc usive events
/ the season.
The Kings Daughters or The saeon
| United Presbyterian church will give
lawn fete and social next lfiday evening
at the residences OF Mrs. Thomas Prime,
/ No. l05 North York street. Cakes, ices
/ and home made candies will be onere
| for sale
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
PERSONALS

eAv an the drlssmakers in the wurld.
SAYS casey. shes the oldest
That makes the ladies' bathin suits,
YET calls herself modest
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franzheim and
children. left last week for Brooksde,
W. Va. where they viii spend the
month OF August.
Ben kraus left Thursday for New
York and Atlantic city.
W Il. White and family are sum
mering at Cambridge Springs.
Mr. Herbert Horkhemer left Thurs
day, for Philadelphia and Atlantic
city.
Mr.. Egerton Vance left Thursday
evening for Omaha.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
Yesurr Firhing Club.

The vesper Fishing Club will leave to-
morrow, to go into camp for the next
two weeks about mile this side OF
Darlington, Ohio. The party is COM
posed Of Messrs. Gene Wells, "Sunken
NARROW" Mother Hazlett. and Big Slim
Barton. The club Is noted for their fine
quartette singing.