Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25


hearing Of reports Of pastors Of the year 5
work. and also reports OF Sunday School
4 superintendents and class leaders. J B.
cdcGinnis, J. f. Wells and A. d. Holden
, we're licensed to preach. The latter was
! recommended TO the general conference
for reception on trial. During Wednesday
very able sermons were preached by ".
II. Penn, of Wallace, and o. d. King, OF
West Milford. The sessions were presided
over by Rev. d. l.. Ash, presiding elder
Of the district. The next session of the
conference will be held at Wallace some
time in August. 1902.
The annual county examination of
teachers was conducted here this week.
under the supervision of County Superin-
tendent NJ. b. Newton. f. l.. Fortney and
L. w. ogden, who constituted the board
Of examiners. There were slxty-four gen.
tlemen and forty-two ladies who took the
examination. The examiners are now ex-
amining the manuscripts and expect 10 be
able to announce tho result early next
week. The sessions were held in the cen
trail school building
Mr.. John Clifford of this city, and Miss
Mary Tully. of Baltimore, were united in
maj lfiEf NfOuldN At immaculate AOnCCD-
ton Church. Baltimore The ceremony
was performed by Rev NJ. J. Ryan. an as
sistant priest in the chrurch. only rela-
tives and immediate friends witnessed the
union Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford are in east
ern resorts. Upon their return they Will
reside here
Mr.. Claude NJ. Rogers. OF this city and
Miss Alice NJ. Jennings. Of Grafton were
united In marriage IN PhiIadclphia last
week. The bride Is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Jennings, OF Grafton.
She Is well known here. where she resided
with an aunt for several years.
Tho engagement of Miss Jeanette Will
lison. daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. r. Is. VIII
lison, Of this city, to Mr.. y. Frank DEN
nison, has been announced. The mar
rage will be an October event.
The Glen Elk club has been organized
and buffet. Among the incorporators are
w f. Rau, r. u. Mayo, VIM. Thompson.
l. n. Williams and others.
Joshua p. Fortney, of Lumberport. died
in Arkansas, Tuesday, of heart affection.
The news was received with surprise, US
the DECEASED left here hale and hearty in
April to visit in that State with n view of
locating. Interment will occur there. The
deceased was a substantial farmer and
was 80 years of age.
L. e. Tetrick died at his late home In
Enterprise. Sunday. of typhoid fever His
wife died less than week ago of the
same disease, and two children are now
belfast.
One OF the many feateres Of the coming
fair which deserves more Than passing
mention is tho part to be taken by local
manufacturers and wholesale dealers.
without an exception all have agreed to
make a display. and arabic space has
been set apart in Mechanical Han for
them. The fair will have many new fea-
tures and win be worth coming many
miles to see.
The hartenders' union will give Il picnic
Saturday IN Dornns Grove. Roast pig
will be on the bill of fare.
Frank j. Weleh is home from Atlaptc
City.
Hon. John Rassel win return from Eu-
rope next week.
Dr. and Mrs. q. ?. Golf returped from
Atlantic city this week.
Mrs. Laura Carr and daughter. Miss
Mabel. have been visiting in Parkersburg
Clarence waldeck and Charles Griffin
have returned from Webster Springs
where they spent two weeks
Miss Belle Hanger Is home from Allan
tic City and has resumed her duties with
Williams a DaNsson.
Or. W H Hill and Attorney II. T.
Houston left for Atlantic City Thursday
night 10 sDend their vacation
Mrs Harriet Boggs. of this city, is Wis
ting in Parkersbng, where she formerly
resided.
Mrs Alice Corpening. of Baltimore, Is
visiting here.
Mrs l.. +. Peters is cast.
Mrs j. l.. jackson Is at Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Charity Johnson has returned from
Chicago where She was a student in the
University of Chicago.
Miss Mary T. Kinsey will return from
Pittsburg early next week.
Charles II. Turner, Jr., is in Pittsburg
w NJ Moss, of Warrington, was here
| this week
DIR. j L. Carr is at Mt. Lake Park.
| Mrs John Koblegard Is spending few
wetks at Mt Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs, P. Fl. Kobegard have re-
! turned from Atlantic City.
Miss Mildred Rose of Parkersburg. is
visiting Miss Blanche Parrill.
A J. Fletcher and family are in eastern
| seashore resorts.
The ,onera season here viii open We'd
nesday night with Put Me off at Buff
| falo." by Fisher & Carroll
Col Marry Smith is home from Shep-
herdstown, where he mustered in a com
| pany of State guards.
| Rev William Anderson has returned
from his vacation trip.
Miss Ethel Leach is spending the week
in Buffalo.
Miss Gay Lynch is visiting at Mt Lake
| Park.
Mrs \. 5. Law is visiting her parents
near Pruntytown.
| G. NJ. West is home from Buffalo.
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