Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17
PERSONAL pIEAsANrRrEs.
Foxes and Pellets at People-TheiE
h Coming and Going.

Pokes and Pellets at People-Their
- Coming and Going.
U. s. Detective Shallcross is back in the
city.
Mrs. s. S. Kisner has returned from the
East.
Gen. A. II. Beach has returned from
Carksburg.
Mrs. Frank Booth is visiting friends at
Tiffin Ohio.
nc. Freese, agent of the Boston Ideals,
is in the city.
Mr.. Jake Greer goes to the Arkansas Hot
Springs, to-day.
"Fonse" Snyder has decided to locate at
Brainerd MINI.
Mrs. Ed. Clendenping has Joined her hus.
band in Kansas City.
Mrs. Richard Stahl has recovered from
recent indisposition.
David Rankin, Esq, of Bellaire, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. George Scranage, of the st. James
Hotel, is quite i'll.
Edmund Booking, Esq, returned from
Charleston on Saturday.
Mrs. S. F. Patterson is on a short visit to
friends in Pennsylvania.
John Basil, Esq, prominent attorney OF
Clarksburg, is in the city.
Mrs. u. B. McIlwaine left on Saturday for
q weeks visit in Baltimore.
L. S. Good, of Henry Jacobs. returned
from the East; on Saturday.
Tonight Miss Annie Hess will entertain
her friends at birthday party.
Mrs. Henry Brues will entertain the
Island crowd" Tuesday evening.
Rev. D. B. Gull, of Bellaire, has made us
his debtor for fayors extended.
Now they say Minnie Palmer and John
Rogers were married, on Thursday.
VIM. Preston Hix, of New York, brother
in-law of Ran Stalnaker, is in the city.
Jacob Grau, ESQ, OF the the Columbus
SOnntog,gaSt, is in the city on business.
Frank Warren and Miss Lizzie Sweeney
were married at the Cathedral on Saturday.
Jimmie Hamilton will be badly disap-
pointed at the result OF the Opera House
case.
Col. John Orendorf, of Louisville, repre-
senting the Government in Mexico, Is atthe
Mcclure.
Mr.Fred Harsencamp, Baltimore famous
settler merchant, is in the city visiting
friends.
Col Alex. Campbell, OF Bethany, was
in the city, Saturday, returning on the
same day.
Miss Jennie, the charming daughter OF
Judge Raymond, returned to her FalrmOnt
home on Saturday.
Mr.. Charles J. Welty and Miss Lizzie
SNYDER will be married at the Cathedral on
the Goth inst.
Prof B. c. Hagerman, of the faculty OF
Bethany College, preached at the Disciples
church yesterday morning.
Gov. J. B. Jackson came home in time to
celebrate his birthday, twenty first"
which occurred on the 9th inst.-PWkerSJurg
mdCr.
Mr.. p. Tatum, a genial gentleman OF
Harrisonburg, Va. has located in Wheel
ing, and has accepted a position with the
firm of Brues IL Golfer.
0. 2. Miller is expected home from the
South. to-day, where he has been employed
all winter as engineer of Capt. T. {.
Sweeney'S new boat, Earl.
Captain w. +. Reppert, OF Columbus, o.,
Passenger Agent TranS-Ohio Division b. Il
o. X. r., is in the city upon important
business in reference to his company.
Miss Cora Douglass a cultivated and
charming young lady of Brooklyn, n. y,
has returned home after long and pleas
ant visit at the residence of VIM. Leighton,
Jr. ESQ, OF he South Side.
Col Jake Kenple failed to keep his APP
peintment at this place, thereby disap-
pointing good many people who were
anxious to hear his lecture.-NrcbTg HerdH.
Disappointment Apublic jubilee should
be in order.
Yesterday was the birthday OF Mrs, God
frey Winzenried, and last night about
twenty ladies of the order Of Daughters Of
Rebecctcalled upon her. She was absent
with sick friend, and the ladies spent the
evening with Mrs. knatz.
Colonel Jake Kemple, in speaking OF
Hon. Andrew Edmiston and his stewart
ship as a legislator, said: 81 think your
member from Lewis was considerably
above the average of that body. He was
always fair-minded. we'll informed on the
more important bills, and attentive to his
duties; capable of presenting bills and
propositions in comprehensive manner,
and with independence enough to do what
he thought was right. Interior paper.