Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings

Pertinent Sayings and Dolngs.
Tom Clark. OF Martins Ferry, and
well known in this city, left on the
"Pexiky" last evening, to re-enter lay
feyette College at Easton, Pa
Mr.. Jim Wells left last evening for Q
trip for the benefit OF his health.
Miss Alice Muldrew, Of Sixteenth
street, 10 visiting friends in Glencoe,
Ohio.
Sheriff r. A. Brown, OF Hancock
county, was at the Capitol, Yesterday, on
official business.
Misses Jessie Jones and Mary Glover,
two charming Pittsburgh ladies, are the
guests Of Capt Cowan of South Wheel
ing.
Miss Mamie Hamilton and Miss Lizzie
Muldrew, OF East Wheeling. have re.
turned to the city after spending two
months on the Bethany hills.
Sheriff H. W. Hunter, OF Marshall
county, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Clara Barnes and Mrs. John
Sommerville, Of Barton, Md are among
the guests OF Capt. Charlie Cowan's
family, OF the Eighth ward.
LiOOtC NicyCTo hEu slIbs
Purdy, Of Moundsville, were in the city
for short time yesterday.
Miss Annie Chambers, an attractive
Steubenville young lady, who has tor Q
few DAYS been the guest Of Miss Mary
Dickey, OF Fifteenth street, left for home
last evening.
Rev. David A. Greer and family, Of
Providence, X. l., who has been in the
city a. the guests OF relatives, left for
home on the 4:57 p. c. & st. l.. train
last evening.
Joe Heaton, formerly OF Turner &
Dillon's, left last evening for Philade!-
phia in company with his sister. who
has been visiting friends in st. Clairs.
vile and vicinity for some time. MIR.
Heaton will be the guest OF his sister
while in the City of Brotherly Love.
Miss Annie Carson, who has been
absent from the city about two months,
during which time she has been visit.
ing in Pennsylvania and the northern
part of the Panhandle, has returned
home.
Mr. Scholes, OF GAINESVILLE, is visiting
friends in North Wheeling.
Miss Irene Meyers, who has been
visiting Miss Carrie Hubbard, has re-
turned to her home in Bethany.
Misses bennington and S.eenrod, oil
st. Clsirsville, are visiting friends on the
Island.
Mr.. James W. Morrisey, manager OF
the Emma Abbot Grand Opera Com.
pany, and a clever genial gentleman
witLal, has the thanks OF the amuse-
ment critic for a set Of handsome litho-
graphs.
JEFF. Hinemann, one Of the Bethany
boys, returned home yesterday, after
spending several days in the Nail City.
Miss Tenie Bishop, charming lady
of Kingwood, is visiting Miss Adelia
Pollock, OF the Seventh ward.
Miss Blanche Stewart, OF Bethany.
who has been visiting on the South
Side, has returned home.
Mr.. Jim Paul, OF Wellsburg, was in
the city, yesterday.
Mr.. Conrad Schambra, OF the Second
ward. who has been taking an extensive
trip through the Black Hills, returned
home, yesterday, we'll pleased with his
J. II. Randall, the GreenbacK ex-
FOUNDER, has gone to Ciarksburg, where
he proposes to tackle General Wood
ford.
Mr.. James Mcdonald Gardiner, Of
Hackensack, y. j., who has been visit
ing friends in this city, lett last night
for the West. He intends stopping at
several points, and on the 18th proximo
sets sail from San Francisco for Japan
on pleasure trip.
Mess. ID. B. McElwain and c. ii. Cd
bert left on the early train, this morn
ing, for two weeks hunting and fishing
in the vicinity OF Keyser.
Mr.. Clarence F. Greer, society young
gentleman Of Magnolia, Ohio, is visiting
friends on the leland.
Miss Addic Holmes, OF Cleveland, is
visiting at Mr.. Feargus Whalley's, Is
land.
Captain George Whitescarver, OF Graf.
ton, came to the city last evening, and
will leave this morning, with Captain T.
u r Haase for Colorado