Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
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Pertinent Personal Points Concerning
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Hon. L Boyd Faulkner has rooms at
the Stamm. - --tJ 49,
Will Sehwertieger- returned from
New York last night ~
Mr.. viii Taylor, of Washington, Pa,
was in town, yesterday.
8. b. Albums, NJ. D., of the B. 4 o..
railroad, is at the Stamn.
Charley Johnson has returned from
the White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Vim. MePhRil and children have
returned from Morgantown.
Sam Miller OF the Auditors office is
laid up at his room with sickness.
Mr. Joe Handlan resumed his studies
at Wash.Jsf. College, yesterday.
Hon w. L. Hearne. wife and children
returned from Saratoga Wednesday.
Capt. Billy Humes, who has had
Clator in charge, returned last night.
George Hook, Esq , is confined to his
house by a temporary indiSposition.
Mr. c. r Tracy yesterday took charge
oil tie Western Union office in this city.
Ed. Given, for some time receiving
clerk at the B. 20. depot, has resigned.
Capt. B. B. Dovener and family, are
home from Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
DR.. John L. Dickey is confined 10 his
mothers residence by a slight indisposi-
ton.
Miss Rose Sweeney, daughter OF A. J.
Sweeney, ESQ , left for MorgantoTn yes
terday morning.
James l.. Hawley has become the pro-
prietor of a 5000 acre plantation near
Columbus, S. G.
Miss Lou Cummins and sister, re-
turned Wednesday from a few weeks
visit to friends in Morgantown.
Rev. J. D. Moffatt OF the Second Pres
byterian church, accompanied by his
family, returned to the city yesterday.
Joe Haverfeld and James Golden,
amateurs, will row a race on the North
Wheeling course, for $50 a side next
Saturday week.
Mr.. VIM. McCandlass and family, who
have been visiting Mr.. VIM. Linch's,
Thirty first street, returned to Fits
burgh, yesterday.
Billy Whitmyer, OF the South Side,
returned last evening from atwo months
visit to Clarksburg, and is much I'M
proved in health.
Mrs. Dunbar, a former resident OF
Wheeling, now OF Cincinnati, who has
been on a short visit to the city, return
ed home yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. r. Behler, Mrs. Fred Nolte
and Mrs. Frank Woeber left tor Wash
ington, Pa, yesterday, to spend a time
visiting among friends.
Stark Baker, Esq, of Missouri, is
visiting his relative, Secretary OF State
Stalnaker. Mr.. Baker was a former
resident OF Randolph county.
Rev. Father Emblem, OF Omaha, Neb.,
is in the city for a short vacation.
Father Emblem is an old resident OF
Wheeling and his friends here will be
glad TO see him.
Rev. J. Nc. Blayney, D. D., pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church OF
Albany, y. Y, was 10 the city this
week. DR.. Blavney has been visiting
his brothers in the eastern end OF this
county.
S. F. Wilson, ESQ the well known
ex-Centennial ticket broker, is in the
| city looking up the interests OF the
American Ticket Brokers' Union at
Philadelphia. MI. Wilson is also editor
OF the Fee Press of Philadelphia.
j. Dallas Ewing, Esq has returned
from an extended Southern trip. He
took in the Carolinas, Georgia, Tennes
see, Kentucky, &c. The heat was not
disagreeable, he says, although the dog
star was raging; but the drouth made
travelling dusty and disagreeable. Some
sections which he visited, especially in
a part oil Tennessee, very great damage
has been done to the crops from lack of
rain. Except for this drouth he says
every part Of the South which he visited
was prosperous. 1t has a great future
in his opinion.