Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-12
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE:

Prof. Whitehill, OF the Institute, is in
Pittsburgh.
Miss Isadora Pollock will ieava next
week for Cincinnati.
J. A. Carney, Travelling Auditor 'i
the p. x O., is in the city.
Colonel W. W. Arnett is back rom
professional visit 70 Indiana.
Mrs. K. 7. Deyries, vino haS been very
ILL., was rather better last night
Mr. John Beliermann, oi Baltimore,
is in the city visiting The pill rollers.
Mr.. ". VI. Taylor and Miss Ella Eey-
nolds, vi Westoa, are at the Nr:-ur''
Bob" Armstrong, OF the Armstrong
fleet OF towboats, Will leave IN Il hay or
two ior ST. Louis.
Mr.. Gus Bum, OF :hr firm Ok |. E,nm
& Bro, lett Tor the East on Tuesday lat,
on business trip.
Captain John Bentley, Supe!in'cnd,,
mt OF the " =. * e., las returned
rom visit 10 Mexico, Mo.
Miss Marietta Mccain. OF Greenfield,
Pa. is the the guest OF her brother,
Prof. T. Il. Mccain, North Wheeling
Miss Rachael KrauS, OF Chapline
street, is visiting friends in Cleveland.
She will probably remain several weeks.
Or. Il. s. Harvey is at present enter
tanning his mother, brother Harry llar-
view and wife and his brother Clayton,
OF Cabel! county.
Miss Jennie kiger, OF MorgantOwn,
who has been visiting friends ON the
Island for some weeks, will leave Tor
Clarksburg next week.
London society has adopted the word
''impy" as a substitute for impecuniOus,
snd now when man is i'll Strengthened
circumstances he is said to he "lmpy."
NIT. p. Monroe, OF Iogansport, Ind.
GENE raj manager OF the Indiana Marriage
Insurance Company, Was in the city
Yesterday, being on his way to visit
friends in Grafton.
1t is reported that the Presidency OF
Washington College has been rendered
to Rev. Dr. James Black, professor OF
Greek languages and literature, in
Wooster University.
There was social gathering at Sheriff
Browns residence on Thursday night.
There were many y0un. people present,
and the evening Was pleasantly spcn! in
stripping the light fantastic
Messrs. w. A. Mcconnell ami A. G.
Sibolp, the genial agents OF the Rooms
ior Rent troupe, which will play at the
Opera House on the evenings OF the
18th and lVth instants, were at the Nc.
Lure yesterday.
State Treasurer 0Brien returned TO
the city yesterday, after brief visit to
Weston. While there he visited the
Insane ASYLUM, and was much pleased
with the condition Of the institution
and with the treatment Of the state.
unfOrtunates.
Mr.. Geo. Bordeaux, manager OF the
Belmont factory, will visit hia family at
Oberlin, Ohio, to-day. Before returning
to Wheeling he will remove his family
to Birmingham, OHIO, desiring 10 secure
for them the serial and school advan..
ages which that place affords.
Hon. J. w. Cook, Of New York, who
it will be remembered some time since
had an extensive land grant case before
the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF this
State, returned to this city yesterday and
was warmly welcomed by the judges
and the profession in general upon
whom he has made good impression
during his limited stay here.
Harry ". Mcclure, OF Wheeling, a
young gentleman we'll known in social
circles in this city, was married yrsjer-
day. The bride was Miss y ddie Terrell,
daughter OF J. w. Terrell, also Of
Wheeling. The ceremony took place At
st. Matthew's Church At | o'clock. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure lett during the
afternoon on bridal tour. The Stcu-
brnvilIe friends send down their very
heaIliest congratulations, and wish the
young people 80 many blessings that
they viii have to live hundred years
to get them half used up.-N,obfr0''
HraH.
Rev. S. b. BarnitA has returned 10 the
city after an absence OF over live weeks
on his first tour oil visitation and il.
spection in his new field OF Western
Home Mission Secretary Of the Luther
an General Synod. The trip extended
as lar as Santa Fe in New Mexico, and
embraced visits to Denver, Las Vegas
and many points in Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa and illinois, making a Journey OF
over $500 miles. Mr.. BarnitA looks bet
ter and stronger than when he started,
and is full OF enthusiasm at
the great work to be done by
all the churches III the far west. lie
speaks of the uniform Kindness OF the
Wheeling people he met in Kansas City
and all along the way as lar as New
Mexico, especially OF Col. NottletOn,
son.in.Iaw OF Hon, VIM. l.. Hearne, and
of his former parshioners, Mr. and Mrs,
Geo. Frlcker, now OF Lawrence KS.
Mr.. Barnitz will no doubt be greeted by
large congregations tomorrow, and by
the children OF the Sunday School in
large numbers, as he ohi"iates in his old
.i,.,.