Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-30
SISTERSVILLE.

SISTERSVILIIE, June 29.-One of
the most delightful outings of the sea-
son was given Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Wells. of Elizabeth
street The affair was given on the yacht
Blanche M, which left here early in the
evening and went to the home Of Mr..
There an elaborate luncheon was served
on the handsome lawn in front OF the
house. The guests were RECALLED with
excellent music by Prof. Heine's orches-
ira while they were partaking OF the
good things provided for their delecta-
ton. Among those in the party were
Rev. and Mrs. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson. Mr.
and Mrs. Neuenschwander, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinkaid, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crane, Mrs Frank Fisk, Pittsburg;
Mrs. Campbell Chicago; Mrs. Sallle
Boyce, Mrs Kahle, Misses Sallie Rus
sell, George Roome, Evelyn Evans,
Pearl Smullen. Romayne Elliot, Sara
ASuGW, dldCS l'iolloPs Q
Messrs. Will Agnew, Dick Elliot, Geo.
Durham and Walter Bishop.
One of the passengers injured in the
wreck on the Erie at Monaco few days
ago was Mrs. Jefferson Care, OF Sea-
yer, Pa, a sister of Mesdames Joseph
Mckay and r. Broadwater, OF this city,
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Archer, who live short distance from
the city. The relatives named were
called to Beaver after the wreck ON
telegram stating Mrs. Care was fatally
injured. They returned yesterday and
said she was not seriously injured aad
that she would soon be able to be about.
Miss Ada Barr, formerly resident OF
this city, now living at New Martins
vile, and one of the most popular young
ladies Of that city, was here yesterday
afternoon calling friends and at
tending to some shopping.
Miss Ethel Bradley, of Kane, Pa, ar
rived in the city the early part OF the
week and was the guest of her father
at the Hotel Wells. This morning Mr..
Bradley, accompanied by his daughter,
left for GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where they
will be the guests of a son and brother
for awhile. Miss Bradley is charming
young lady and while here made host
of friends.
Miss Geraldine McEldowney, of New
Martinsville, daughter of the late ROD
ert McEldowney, Of the We.zel Demo
crat, is in the city and will remain here
for some time the guest of her cousins
Miss Mae Corbitt and Miss Louise Nc
Cormick, of upper Wells street.
w. Irwin Lusher, chief clerk at the
Hotel Wells, will leave in few days on
a vacation of several weeks, which will
be spent at points in the East and
North. He will go to Atlantic City for
short time, after which he will contil {
his travels to the Buffalo Expositlor
and other places in the North.
The Fourth celebration will be {
grand affair. The arrangements have
all been completed and everything is II
first-class order. Intelligence received
! from other towns is to the effect tha
/ there will be immense crowds here
I Major Clint Moore has been selected a:
! chief marshal, and he will announce hi!
aides in a few days. The fireworks dis
play will be the grandest ever seen IL
| the Ohio valley.
New Martinsville is erecting hand
! some new schoolhouse, and the cornel
stone laying will take place on Tuesday
July IS. The Masonic Grand Lodge viii
lay the stone, and Mountain State Com
mandery. of Sistersville, will act as es
| cort to the Grand Lodge.
The Sistersville ball team and team
/ from McMechen. w. Va, will play
game on the new association ground
below the city On the Fourth. 1t will b,
a great game.
Monday evening at her home IN HI
| interior of the county. Mrs. Jonathan
Ankrom died from heart disease. Sh'
had been Ill for some zine, but he
! condition was not considered seriou
| and her death was quite shock to he
MANY friends here She was the mother
| O. Saul Ankrom, of s.. Mary's; NJ 2
| Ankrom. of Centrevill-: Lamar all
Body Ankrom and Mrs. Flora ROB
erts, of Lone Tree, and Mrs. Samue
Waters of Blue Her remaius were in
TERED Wednesday in the cemetery aea
| Centreyille.
Miss Nellie ClendenEing, of nea
| Cameron, w. Va. who has been in tn
city for Several weeks visiting he
brothers. Supt. M. and Milton Clenden
ming, left yesterday for her home.
/ Mrs. Will E. Seal, of the North End
who has been the guest OF her parent;
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Thompson, at Claring
ton, o., for week, is expected 10 re
turn home tomorrow.
Miss Lydia Maron, of Middlebournt
is in the city and will be the guest q
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks, Of Eas
street, for short time.
Sheriff Grim, of Middlebourne. was i
the cay several days during the wee
serving papers for the next term {
Circuit Court, which will be held i
August
A Tomorrow afternoon there will be
grand fish bake on the first Ialane
above the city. Quite a numbe
have been invited and there is no dout
but that there will be an elegant time
4 The Arlington hotel Office has bee
thoroughly repapered and painted an
presents very handsome appearance,
The Arlington is one OF the best hotel
In the city and it is always the aim {
Mr.. Jas. F. DIoan, thu proprietor. /
make everything comfortable.
Services II the city churches 8unds
EW1n ~ conducted q fo1IoN1:
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