Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-03

with Lash, leaves tomorrow Tor Steuoen-
vile, to accept position in jewelry store.
Mr.. George r. Taylor's family are at their
hC me on Fourteenth street, having return
cd from the Stamm Hotel in the country.
Can't. Henry N. Babcock, !of the Riverside
Iron Works, and wife went to Niagara
and Toronto with the Tuscarawas ex:ur'
sion.
Mrs. Col. Robert Delaplain and daughter
Hulda, came home on the Sydney Friday
from White Sulphur Springs, ria Hunting
ton.
DR.. Byron Baguley has removed to the
house on Chapline street formerly occupied
by his father, and more lately by DR.. Bull
lard.
Mrs. Tom Moore, of Tiltonville, and Miss
Marthen, of Allegheny, have been the
guests of Miss Hannah Whally for lew
days.
Mrs. DR.. Connelley returned to her home
n Pittsburgh, yesterday, after visiting her
brother, DR.. Storer, OF Triadelphia, tof u
week.
Mrs. JOS. w. Gallaher and son John, with
Mr.. A. ]. Martin, OF Moundsyille, LETT lor
Cleveland and Put in Bay, yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. Alex. Murdoch. Jr., of Washington,
Pa, passed through the city THURSDAY on
his way to Parkersburg, where he Will Visit
friends.
A very popular boot and shoe merchant
at Bridgeport, is TO marry a hlrkwooa
young lady, Rumor says, on the Iolh oi
September.
Miss CalIie W. Curtis, OF West Liberty.
who has been visiting her brother, Col;
Clint. Curtis, at Norfolk, Va, returned
home to-day.
The many friends of Mics Virgie Barclay
will regret to hear OF her sickness al tne
residence of Col. Aleck Campbell, where
she is visiting.
Mr.. W.B. Lawrence, of the Linslly lnsti-
tute, returned to the city yesterday from
bis home in Beaver Co., Pa, where he mas
spent the summer.
Miss Isadore Pollock and. Miss Matte
Hubbard will return Tuesday from Petos'
key, Mich. They are spending to-day In
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mr.. Jim Wilkinson, Of the Riverside
Iron Works, with his wife, drove overland
to visit the McGugin gas well last week, 60
ing via. Alexander.
CITY Superintendent OF Schools John NJ.
Birch has been busy the list few days
making ready for the opening Of the public
schools tomorrow.
Joe F. Hearne will leave next week for
Troy, n. Y, to enter the ReSsellan Poly
technic Institute, whose next session be-.
gins September l4th.
Mrs. Jake Berger and Miss Name Hauser
returned yesterday evening from pleas
ant summering at Asbury Park and short
stay in New York City.
Miss Belle Caldwell, daughter of Judge
A. Bolton Caldwell, will leave this week for
Staunton, Va, where she will enter the
Young Ladies' Seminary.
Sobieski Smith, of New Cumberland,
passed through the city last week on his
way to Washington, Pa, where he enters
upon bis senior year at the college.
Misses Sarah Jane Meholin and Lizzie
Swift, of Wheeling, were visiting at the
residence of Fontain Smith, ESQ, on the
Avenue, this week.-FairmOnt Lnder.
Miss Juliet Mcclure has returned home
from pleasant and lengthy visit at Nor.
gantown. Miss Lizzie Lazier will be the
guest OF the Misses Mcclure during the
Fair.
Rev. W. A. McCarrell, of shppensburg,
Pa, and Rev. T. O. McCarrell, OF Waynes-
boro. Pa, are visiting their brother, Rev.
J. J. McCarrell, at his home in Martins
Ferry.
Miss Sarah Leghorn, who has been visit
ing the Misses Frew for some weeks, has
gone TO Camden, Pa, where she will remain
a fortnight before returning to her home IN
Newburg, N. Y.
Mr.. Ed. Connolly, an old Wheeling boy,
was here a couple of DAYS last week, look
ing in on old friends. He will so to New
York City early in October on interesting
and pleasant business.
Mr.. Robert Simpson will so to Boston on
Monday, to escort his daughter, Miss Vlr-
GINA, to Wellesley College He will also
escort Misses Wier and Lillian and Angie
Gray, of Martins Ferry.
Mrs Alex. Rogers, Mrs. DR.. Frissell Mrs.
J. r. Dickey and Mrs. Metcalf. formed
pleasant little party that enjoyed the ex-
cursion to Niagara and Toronto over the
Tuscarawas Valley road, last week.
Mr.. Alb. Wilson left for Albuquerque,
New Mexico, Friday evening, after a short
but pleasant visit here among his old
friends He likes his new home very
much, and is doing well. Miss Perkins,
who has been visiting the Misses Dubois,
accompanied Mr.. Wilson as far as Column
bus on her way home to Louisville.
Geo. A. I.aughln has resigned his position
as secretary of the Nail City Lantern Com
pany. He will now devote himself to the
iron business, and has accepted position
at the Mingo iron and nail works. The
Nail City Lantern Company, with which
Mr.. Laughlin has been connected since its
organization, has grown and prospered to
wonderful extent, much OF which is due to
his energy and capacity as a business mana
ger.
Mr.. VIM. Milne, who returned from Scot
land, on the 3lst ultimo, while visiting
Edinboro Castle, very unexpectedly met
Mr.. Samuel Hazlett, Miss Hazlett and Miss
Jean Wallace. The meeting was very
happy one-such as friends meeting in
strange land only can know. Mr.. NJ. had
not seen his father for fifteen years and
when they met it was difficult for mo-
ment to convince the old gentleman that
his 10y willie" was addressing him.
The boy of fifteen years ago had become a
tull-grown Observation-Disclosures Reporter.
The Clarksburg News of yesterday has
the following personals:
Mrs. Allen and daughter, Miss Grace, re-
turned this week from two weeks visit to
Wheeling.
Miss Grace Finnell left for Wheeling,
Thursday last, on visit to relatives.
Mr.. Dick Camden, son OF DR.. Camden, OF
Wheeling, was in town several days this
week He was on his way to Lexington,
Va, where he goes to attend military
school.
Dr. Geo. I. Garrison, an eminent young
physician Of Wheeling, IS visiting friends
in town last week.
Mr.. Jacob Youngninger, OF Wheeling,was
visiting his cousins, Messrs. P. J. and z. NJ.
Ernst, the first of the week.
Judge ]. ]. Jackson, of Parkersburg, has
been to Chicago.
Tie following array Of personal points
are taken from Smiths Inder OF Parkers-
burg:
Miss Ida DcCamps has returned from
Wheeling and Wellsburg.
Miss Fannie Hunter, Of Washington
county, Pa, is visiting r. E. Horner, on
Market street.
Miss Annie Burchard, Of Wheeling, is a
guest Ct Al. Dotson.
n. r. Wolf, superintendent Of the
Wheeling district, and Chas. FRAZIER, superin-
tendent of construction of the ID. z. Tele.
graph company, are in the city.
Miss Lou. Stephenson has returned from
Wheeling and New Brighton.
Miss keena Fender, of Wheeling, Is q
guest of Mrs Geo. Heb-ank.
Lewis Thompson left for Cleveland, via
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