Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-01
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.


Mis- Ada Chapman, OF Steubenviiis.
who has been visiting her brother W;
q. Chapman, Of Steubenville, returned
home on Saturday.
Rev. s. B. Barnitz, OF Wheeling, nas
been unanimously elected editor OF .
new illustrated Sunday-school periodi,,
cal, to be issued by the Lutheran BOARD
OF Publication, Philadelphia, the hrs'
number to appear July lst.
Mr.. Alfred PAUL, superintendent OF
the First Presbyterian Sunday -acnooI,
holds the position his father held sew
enteen years ago, and in which he NC,
complished much good. Thus, fns'ead
of the father shall be the children:
Rev. George G. Wilding is suffering
from prostitution incident to overworK'
Noble and enthusiastic and seH-denying
in his work, his zeal is. stronger at times
than his physical frame. -,
Miss Amelia Campbell is visiting
friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Helen Wagner, OF Baltimore,
who has been visiting Miss Hupp lot
some weeks, returns home to-day.
Miss Flora Meade, Of Minnesota, y
visiting Mrs. n. B. Scott, on Fifteentn
street. m
L. F. Thoma gave us pleasant call
on Saturday, and informed US that the
Wheeling t'olksbl1a will be out In q few
DAYS. Mr.. Thoma Is very pleasan1,i
gentleman, and We are sure he VIII
make his paper success.
Mr.. ]. p. Crawford, popular paper
man from Philadelphia, is registered az
the New Mcclure. =.
The Cumberland M1w says Of the late
Gen. w. w. Shriyer: General Shriyer
was q first cousin OF Joseph Shrlyer,
ESQ, Of this city, and was well known
to many OF our citizens, especially the
older residents. His services in stock
ing the Potomac with bass will never be
forgotten. He formerly resided here,
and went to Wheeling many years ago,
where he took an active interest in pub
lie affairs, and was very enterprislng III
his private business, and, inheriting .
good deal of wealth, became identified
with q good many OF the larger COM
mercial interests OF the city"
Among the arrivals at the Stamm
were noticed the following: j. Ensinger,
Ironton, o.; G. NJ. Reyes, Sandusky;
]. S. Morehead, Parkersburg; Ii. Wells,
Martins Ferry; w. w. Deriny, Morgan
tow; James NJ. BELL, Morgantown; Chas.
S. Bear, Pittsburgh NJ. G. StarbIook
GAINESVILLE; J. L. Sedlic, Jr., Gray's
Iron Line; w. X. Safourcake, Philadel'
phia; l.. A. Malone, Jacksonville, I'LL.
ID. b. Harrison, New York G. w. Jacoy
Buffalo; Tom s, Nchol, Pittsburgh; N
Murdaugh, Morfistown, o.; Samuel
Kuhn, New York; Chas. G. g abhard
Woodbury., N. J.; Mrs. Geo. Perrot
Washington; G. II. Giilins and lady,
| st. Clairsville; A. NJ. Buchal an, Wells
burg; J.. g. George, Cincinnati; w. j
| Giddings, New York; A. w. Patterson
| New York; Caesar Fuls. Hermann
Freiburg, Baden; J. w. Mulholland,
| PHILADELPHIA; John Andosigg, Cincin
natl; S. II. Kelley, West Liberty; Thos
J. Mckee, Wheeling John Emmel
Pittsburgh; J. NJ. Calhoun, Philaiel
phia.
The following are among the late ARR
walls at the New Mcclure: l.. W. Ben
hare, New York; q. Haywood, Detroit
| q. p. Rand, w. A. Green, r. Is. Chase
| New York; Chas. l.. Loos, Bethany; G
S. Rea, Pittsburgh; G. d. Frasher, j. A
Bullard, S. II. Cone, New York; JOSEPH
Trells, Philadelphia; w. Maynard, Bal
timore; Hanlon Hornbrook Battelle
Bellairc; A. w. Gray, Mt. Vernon; T. A
Cougell, Columbus; w. l.. Smith, New
ark, o.; Frank Barnes, Chas. Bradtield
J. T.. Ward, Barnesvile.