Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
MOUNTAIN HIGH.
Matters at Our Neighboring Sum-
mer Resorts.
The Hotels Rapidly Filling Up-The Latest
Arrivals Matters Personal
and General.
Spectal 70 The Reqister.

OAKLAND JulY 1.-Our town HIS up Win
boarders for the summer. The following is
list of guests at the Oakland Hotel: John
Rine and wife, neice and two daughters,
Baltimore, Md; Mrs. A. C. Vallinilla, Mrs.
l. Nicolay and daughter, Mrs. Chas. Taylor'
child and nurse, Washington, D. c., and A.
f. Burnhardt, Cincinnati, Ohio.
At the Glades House: ]. NJ. Elliott,
Shelley View, Tenn.
more, has teen very il for the past few
days. She is improving. Mrs. Hiram
Hasker has been confined to her room by
sickness for some days. She is, however,
not at present dangerously sick.
&C Willison, a young lawyer ofpromise
and ability, has been appointed notary
public, and that being lucretiye position,
that gentleman will accept, since he is
not in search of fat offices, but wishes to
labor for honor.
Mr.. Jno. Williams, of Frostburg, Nd,
while in the country yesterday, killed q
large rattle snake. 1t had thirteen rattles
on its tail.
Mr.. Bill. of Piedmont, W. Va, is visiting
Oakland.
Mr.. Wm. II. Etherage, of Baltimore, John
Thomas, of Frostburg, Md, John Williams,
of Baltimore, and William Daily, of Oak
land, went to Deep Creek, to-day, to fish for
trout.
Heiskell & Co. have solved the ice problem
by sending to Sandusky for car load.
Rev. Mrs. David Lasker, Of st. George,
Tucker county, w. Va, is in town.
This morning your correspondent called
at the Perry cottage. Gen. Shermans lam
ily have been occupied in this cottage for
some days. Mrs. Sherman very kindly ia
yored your correspondent with very pleas
ant interview. The cottage is situated about
a quarter of o mile from this village, on a
hill. The grounds are most beautiful. Album
dant shade surrounds the neat cot
tace, while a fair landscape taking
| in Oakland presents itself. The
cottage is now occupied by Mrs. Sher.
man and her daughters, Miss Lizzie and
| Miss Rachel; also her son, Tecumseh. 10
| morrow and the day following Mr.. Thomas
Nv. Fitch, President of the Hamilton Wire
\ Company Of st. Louis and Lieut.. Hacker,
4 brothers.in-law, and families are expeeted'
4 The General will arrive to omcrrow evening
1 A pleasant and happy reunion IS expected
Mrs Sherman ID very partial - Oakfdnd q
q summer resort.
i Mrs T.. Scriyens residence and grounds
show OFT to good advantage, now that na
| ture has done so much to improve the YER
| dure surrounding his handsome cottage
Last evening, as the 6 p. NJ train was
| leaving the depot, German woman was
seen running after the rear car. The wo
| man was an emigrant going to the west
| She stepped from the train to purchase ar
| article in Daily'S store, supposlng she haC
| sufficient time to do so. She was left be
| hind. and her infant went on with the
train. She mounted the first freight tralI
that passed to rejoin her family at Gran
berry, ten miles distant, who by telegraph
from this point'were instructed to wait fo
her.
Last evening Miss Lille Bown tendere'
| her pupils and patrons an entertainment
the school room. The room was hand
somelv decorated with flowers and sweet
ened by their perfume, while sumptuou
BANQUET offered pleasing sight to all pres
| ent. who we'll knew what was intended
The evening was spent in social convers
and happy greetings. A goodly number
the school and its friends were present
Among those present We have only spac
to mention those most prominent: Rev
Mrs s f. Jones, Rev. Mrs. David Iaskel
Rev. Mrs. J. NJ Davis, Mrs. I. J. PeddlcorC
Mrs. Daniel Offett. Miss Brown can cor
gratulate herself upon her efficiency as
teacher and the esteem she mas won iroi
The hotels at Deer Park and Oakland wi
be formally opened tomorrow.