Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-27
IspIvlpuAL ITEMS.
Pertinent Persousl Points Conserving
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Pertinent Personsl Points Concerning
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Col Bill, Jackson left for Pafkersbrfr
last night
Col, Ell Dick returned ftoh Pitts
burg last night. .;y-i-
MIRA Hickey and family have returned
froni Moundsyilie.
" A. Turner. Esq, is visiting his
mother at Tidioute, Pa.
Gov. Jackson has recovered from his
recent attack OF sickness.
Rev. DR.. DeHass has returned from
Burr's Mills camp grounds.
Mrs. Hughes and daughter returned
from Moundsville yesterday.
Mrs. Marcus Baer has returned to the
city and will remain couple OF days.
WIN. Erskine and family have return
ed to the city from Stoneham and Bos-
ton.
Mr.. C.. Wilhelm, OF Harden & Will
helm. leaves for New York this morn
ing ..-.
Capts. R. L. Hamilton and J. A. Me-
Clury, OF Charleston, are NJ the Ne
Lure.
MIS- John Quigg, who has been SUN.
mering in Michigan, will return home
to-day.
Mrs. H. NJ. Harper and chill dren re
turned yesterday from Asbury Park and
Williamsport, Pa.
Miss Lena Hitsch, a charming young
lady OF Cleveland, is visiting Miss Vena
Rees, on the South Side.
Mr.. w. n. Meyer, representing the
Phoenix Furniture Company, OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, is at the Mcclure.
Miss Mary Houser OF Cadiz, and Miss
Ellen Bury, of New Philadelphia, o.,
are the guests OF Mrs. Jake Berger.
Miss Mary Davis, OF Pomeroy, O.,
who has been visiting friends IN the
Fourth ward, returned home last even.
ing.
Mrs. Rev. William Henry Barnes, wife
OF the pastor OF the Reformed Episcopal
church, has returned from her visit TO
Iowa.
Officer Fusate returned yes
terday from Middleport, Ohio, where his
wife is lying very i'll with intermittent
fever.
Mrs. c. +. Candy and her sister, Miss
jamie Carnes, left this morning Tor
Wheeling on Il weeks visit -!SeabenrHe
Herald.
Col. George NJ. Jacques one OF the pro-
prietors of the New York Trade Bureau
and Crocksry and Glass Journal is at the
Mcclure.
w. B. Thomson and wife have gone
| to Northern Ohio to attend a yearly
meeting OF the Disciples in Lorsin and
Medina counties.
Capt. John D. Mckahan, the genial
conductor of the W. & W. r. r., passed
through the city yesterday, en- route to
Columbus, Ohio.
I'D. Culbertson, Esq, OF the River
side Iron Company, left for Asbury
Park yesterday to Join his wife, who has
been there for some time.
Mr.. Otto Tyson, an employe OF the
| Upper Riverside, who has been visiting
friends at Ironton, Ohio, for several
weeks, returned home yesterday.
Miss Jennie Davis, OF Twenty-niuth
street, South Side, is lying dangerously
i'll OF typhoid fever, and but slim hopes
are entertained OF her recovery.
Mr.. G. w. Albright, a mailer in the La
Belle mill, who has been visiting Lis
brother in Pittsburgh for quite while
back, returned home yesterday.
| Lawrence Zarnits, OF Zarnits BIO. 4
! Co., OF this city, returned home to-day
after two weeks trip in the West, in
the interest OF the firm. He reports
things looking very we'll.
Mrs. Jacob Zulanf, of the South Side,
dislocated her jaw yesterday, while IN
the act OF yawning. II was forward
dislocation. DR.. Pipes remedied the
trouble without any difficulty.
Mr.. VIM. Myles, the South Side pho
tographer, returned from the East yes
terday, where he has been taking in the
sights and attending 10 business, and APP
pears much improved by the jaunt.
Among the distinguished West Nir.
ginians who have been invited to be
present at the Washington centennial,
ar, the following: Gov. Jackson, Hon.
A. w. Campbell, and Prof. W. K. Pen.
dleton.
Billy Ferret, formerly superintendent
OF the Wheeling and Elm Grove street
car line, but now Of Pittsburgh, met
with quite serious accident at the lat
ter place yesterday. He has had the
management OF some horses there, and
yesterday, while attempting to monnt
one OF them the saddle slipped, throw
ing him to the ground and breaking his
| arm.
Rev. F. w. PeSchau, OF Nashville,
Tenn, is visiting friexds in the city and
will remain short time. Mr.. PeSchau
is pastor of the Lutheran Church in
Nashville and is Professor of German in
Vanderbilt University, and reports the
prospects OF that well-known institution
as being extremely flattering, He is an
old Wheeling boy and has many warm
| frianls i'm this city