Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-01
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Pertinent Personal Points Conesrn
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Clerk Darrah is al spirit Lake, 10 the
Northwesr
Miss Hattie Rodgers will visit Cleve-
land in a few days.
Editor Goodrich, OF Woods6eld, was
in the city last night
Louis Dechert, Esq. has Just returned
from a visit Vaterland.
Miss Annie Glass has returned home
from Cranberry Summit.
Elmer Frazier returns to college at
Washington, Pa, to. day.
Mrs. T. A. hoge and family, are spend.
ing the heated term at Elm Grove.
DIR. j. c. Brownlee, of West Alexan-
der, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Ada Frazier returns home to-
day from her visit in Northern Ohio.
Mr. Frank L. Bender and family are
visiting relatives at Sherrard, W. Va.
Mr.. Albert Shaffer. OF North Main
street, has returned from Pittsburgh.
Ell. Jingle and one or two friends
leave to-day for a few days hunt in
Ohio.
Miss Bette Adams left for Staunton,
Va, yesterday, to resume her studies
there.
Messrs. Ed. Mendel. T. G. Moffatt and
Jake Berger returned from New York
Yesterday.
Hon. Sen. Hall, of New Martinsville,
was in the city yesterday on a flying
business trip.
DR.. George I Garrison, a very bright
young physician of Burton, has located
in the First ward.
Miss Esther Bsyliss, Of Louisville,
KY, who has been visiting Miss Bette
Adams, has returned.
Prof. G. E Dwight left for New York
last night to purchase the machinery for
the Grape Sugar factory.
Mr.. Mick McCandless and family,
from Pittsburgh, are visiting at Mr..
VIM. Linch's, Thirty.frst street.
4 party under the charge of Mr.. O..
Russell Wood, will leave to-day for Z)ar,
o on a hunting and fishing trip.
Mr.. II. C. Stuart, OF McCullough's
drug store, returned from his vacation
visit to Pittsburgh, Tuesday evening.
VIM. Waddle, Esq., of Elm Grove,
will go to Berkeley Springs as a delegate
to the Grand Lodge K. Of P. from Nys-
tic Lodge.
Mrs. John Hamilton and daughter
Lizzie, have returned from Pennsylva-
mia, where they have been spending
part OF the summer.
Mr.. w. W. Trueman, OF Bellaire, was
in the city yesterday, bidding his many
friends good bye on his departure for
Colorado, whittier he will 60 early next
week in search of health. May he find
it in the wilds of the West.
Mrs. Loring and two daughters Of
Monument Place, Elm Grove, have re-
turned from a protracted visit to Mrs.
Allen Howell, Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. Loring has been greatly benefited
in health by the change Of climate, SO.
ciety and scenery, and she and her
daughters all enjoyed their visit very
much.
Robert Crangle, Esq, and wife have
returned from a month's sojourn at
Cape May. Mr.. c. says they never en-
loved this delightful place 30 much as
this summer. The weather was fine,
the bathing superb, the society Of the
choicest, and the mosquitoes, which
made pests OF themselves in July, made
themselves quite scarcein August.
Rev. S. B. Barnitz and family returned
last evening from C~hautauqua, where
they have been Housekeeping during
the month of August. Rev. Barnitz
and wife spent last Sunday in Toronto,
Canada, and report great want Of rain
all along the route from Toronto to
Wheeling. In many places they have
not had rain tor nine weeks. Forest
fires are raging and vegetation generally
parched and burned. Rev. B. resumed
his work last night.