Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
Personal POINTS.

Colonel Arnett IS III III VA '>7
business.
AL Glass. OF La Belle street, is out on the
streets again.
Major Lyon, of Pittsburgh, visited the
city Wednesday.
Eph Trimbly, Of Sunish, is visiting
friends in the city.
Will Irwin. of Donohuc's, Market street
is III Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Frank Caldwell LETT last week for
the National Capitol.
Col r Il. Bowie, of Belldire, was smiling
about the city yesterday.
Prof. J. +. Eastwood, Of Bethany college,
was in the city yesterday.
Col. Ben Wilson arrived i'll the city yes
terday morning over the b. n o.
Col. Ben Wilson and Hon. John +. kenna
registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. 4. A. King, well known Autograph
man of Cleveland, Is at the Mcclure.
Miss Potts. OF POwhatan, o., lett for
lone Yesterday morning on the piurnal.
Geo. A. G.. Pearson. of Pittsburgh, was a
guest of the 81. James Hotel, "Wednesday,
Bl. Booking, Jr., a Wheeling student at
Bethany College, was il the city last wetk
MIR. Bob. Richardson, of Bethany College
is visiting his mother on Fourteenth street.
NTr. b. f. Caldwell's mother in-law i
quite i'll at his residence, Fifteenth street.
Miss Rena Ward returned this week from
All extended visit 10 friends iii PttsourSh'
Mr.. James Paxton and lady leave Thurs
cav for Florida, 70 remain during the WIN
ter.
Miss Palmer, an attractive young lady Il
Detroit, is the guest oil Miss lsadJre Pol
lCck.
VIM. Nicoll, of Delaware, Illinois LEI
for GAINESVILLE, Ohio, last Wednesday eve
ming.
MIR. Crooks. the REGISTER correspondent
at Martins Ferry, was in Grafton, W. Va
last week.
Mr.. Spaulding Wallace and lady returned
last week from u pleasant sojourn IN CIeVe-
land, Ohio.
Miss Heiskell is quite i'll with typhoid
fever, at the residence OF her father, ChtP'
line street.
Mcssrs. Merit and Calhoun, two bethany
College students have Ornamentcd Wheel
ing society this week.
Miss Met abe of i.CatherwOod, returned
to the city last week. after an extended
visit III the east and west.
Miss Fife Russell, OF Pleasant Valley,
departed last week for Mobile, Ala, where
she will spend the winter.
Mss Jennie Houston isa guest of the
JUDGES mother, Mt the family residence,
Natural Bridge, in the Old D9minion.
Mrs. DR.. CUNNINGHAM, wife OF the pastor
| OF the First Presbyterian church, is still
/ confined 20 tho house by nn attack oil rheU-
matism.
! Miss Josie Quarter, a Charleston belle, is
! visiting Miss Gilchrist, OF Leetherwood,
and cOntemplatcs remaining III the CIT!
some weeks.
Mr.. John Grier was among the Wheeling
students, at Washington and Jefferson Co.,
| ltge. Washington, Pa, who came home 10
| spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Katie +. Woods, OF Mt. Washington,
| Md. is the guest OF Mrs. Wood Glass. Miss
| Woods is an authoreSs, and has written sew
cral successful novels.
| Judge Kennedy, Of the Wheeling bar,
J left Monday morning Tor Charleston, JET
ferSon county, W. Va, and will return the
| latter part OF ms "eek'
Mrs. Joseph Hall, who sang 50 beautifully
! the past two Sabbaths at ST. Luke'S chapel,
| will spend the holidays with her mother
and relatives in New York.
! Miss Belle Potts, OF Powhatan, o., an e1-
student of the Wheeling Female Seminary,
! who has q host of friends in the city, IS the
| guest Of Miss Kate HornbrOok, at the col
legr.
Jack Reed a well known Wheeling boy
! who has been attending the PharmaceuttC
al College, Pittsburgh, Pa, will spend the
/ holidays with his parents, Market street.
| South Side.
! Mr.. Churlcs BTociunicr aud family, Of
! kirkwood. o, have taken the Whea; resi-
! deLCe, on CdupiTc street. They will be
welcome addition 10 large circle u Wheel
/ ing society.
Miss Libbic McKennon spent last week in
| Washington. Pa, with her cousins, the
/ Misses Watson. During her absence her
| sister. Miss Title, filed her place in the
! school very aCCeptably.
| Dr. Mccoy is dangerously sick al his resi-.
! dtnCe, Chapline and Twenty. second streets.
! South Side. His recovery is so preCarioUs,
! that his son Charles has been summoned to
| his bedside from California.
| Mr. Hazlett Cummins, a student at the
! Washington and Jefferson college. Wash.
! iugtOn, Pa, came down to Wheeling
| Thursday TO eat Thank sgving turkey. He
will return to his studies tomorrow
Miss Mamie, daughter of Col. Alexander
| Campbell. Of Bethany, will leave tO-m0r.
! row 10 spend the winter n the SOuth. The
| present month she will pssS with her aunt,
! Mrs. Thompson. FostmislTesS VI Louisville.
Miss Fannie Brady OF fnf street. who
! has been il. az her fathers residence for
| three weeks past. ha, returned to her du-
| ties at the Clay 'chuOl. Miss jamie, her
| sister supplied her pia,o during her ab-
| seHCe.
Miss Mary l.. B0rcn berger. the daughter
~ gr0i1 Il - o. lQr
| Side saloon3st, WIS surprised Thursday
| evening, 10y q number n her friends.
| pleasant evening was spent ~ dancing and
conversation.
Maior IorinC and family will come into
| the city about the 10Th OF the month and
board at the New ScLurp portioH of the
winter. Their charming daughters, Misses
| Minnie and LuCie, will be welcome adj
tions io'society.
Mrs. J. c. Anderson il expected home
this week from Colorado Springs. Col,
where she has been >ojOurning some time
for, and 10 the great benefit OF, her health.
While 81 the springs she was the guest of
Mrs. Judge Cochran, formerly of Rem
lucky.
Last evening the Eermauia Singing Society
Serenaded their fellow member Mr.. VIM.
| Iipphart, at Martins Ferry, Ohio. Mr..
Lipphsrt treated his confereeS right royalty.
The trip was made on the elegant steamer
Little Anna, it having been engaged by the
society.
Mr.. Charles Otte. Of the Eighth ward, re-
TUNED from Missouri last week, where he
has been visiting his two sons, who have
two valuable lead mines 80 miles from st.
Louis. He has some specimens of ore in
his possession which are pronounced very
fine quality.
Mrs. Dan List entertained the Sewing
Society OF the First Presbyterian Church
Friday evening A detachable supper was
| followed by genial intercourse. Among
the gentlemen present were Messrs. FreE
and Hart OF the Intelligence. The mission
box for Dakota was finished and sent OF. 1t
was valued at $50.
Miss Florenee Moore. OF Dunnore, W.
Va, sisterin.lsv Of eI-Speaker Moffett,
was married last Wednesday evening,
Miss Moore was quite belle here during
the last session Of the Legislature, and per.
haps several Wheeling hearts will ache to
hear OF her wedding The fortunata wan