Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10

DR.. ]. F. Smith, of Scranton, viii succeed
Dr. Mssden.
John P. Gilchrist, with Misses Carrie and
Minnie and their guest, Miss Birdie Har-
rison. O. s. Long. ESQ.,, Miss Minnie Bon
bsm, Mrs. Martha johnson, G. j. Rawling
and wife, VIM. L. Hearne and son will &C
company Drs. Ed. Booking and Charles
Moenkenoeller to Niagara, Monday; on the
excursion train to the American Pharma-
ceutical Association.
Miss, Kate Kennedy has returned from q
two months visit to Newark, o. She was
accompanied on her return by Mrs +. w.
Seymour. OF that city, whom she was Visit
inc. Mrs. Seymour VIII remain here, IL Is
expected, several weeks.
DIR. A. G. Stalnaker, assistant physician
at the Asylum for the lnsaneat Weston, IS
in the city. He resigned his position az
that institution, some time ago, take effect
ON the 18th inst. Cause: insdequacy Oh
salary. -.
Mr. Will Irvine, son of George L. Irvine,
Eso has been elected messenger for the
Rank of the Ohio Valley. Mr.. Irwin is q
Young gentleman well qualified for the Po-
sition.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leighton, Miss Nam
mic Leighton. Mrs Flanders, Miss Minnie
Loripg and Miss Jessie Parks returned from
the West On MeuneSuay.
Major R. Dunn and family, OF Frame
town, and Miss Link Kelly, of Sutton, re-
turned with Miss Lizzie Taylor, and are
stopping with G. F. Taylor, on the Island.
Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell and fam ly,. Mrs.
lack Adams, Misses Fannie AMI Jennie
Caldwell and Mr. James Caldweli arrived
home from Cranberry, Friday morning.
Miss Essie. Caldwell, of Washington, Pa,
L. ,;.;t frianHS at (larKS-
bnrg. arrived in the city last night, and
will visit here for few days.
Judge J. J. Jackson, Clerk ]. Y: Moore.
and District Attorney w. II. H. Flick, OF
the United States Court, all returned TO
their homes, last night.
Miss Essie Kennedy, who has been the
guest of Mrs. 6. h. McMechen, has returned
home to Pittsburgh, preparatory TO return
ing to Vassar College.
Miss Lollie Porter, Of Peoria, ILL.,, and
Miss Lille Clark, of Washington, ONO,
will be the guests of Mrs. X. Z. Robinson,
the coming month.
. Major Percy Griffin, the ubiquitus and
urbane southeastern passenger agent OF the
GIRL & P. road, was in the city on Fri
day and Saturday.
Major Tom Norton, now in Denver, has
been very busy during the Exposition, d.
lating upon his coal lands, Of which he ex-
poets much.
It is expected fine display Of fine arts
from the brush Of Wheeling's amateur ar
lists will be seen at the art gallery during
fair week.
Miss Minnie Gasmire, who has been visit.
ing the Misses Sheppard, in Marshall coun-
ty, will return home on Monday next.
Master Eddie Shellhsse had quite little
surprise party on last evening at the faml-
ly residence on North Zane street.
Miss Anna Wier and the Misses Eloise
and BERTHE Gray, of Martins Ferry, have
gone to Wellesley College, Mass.
John T. Raymond will be here with his
company to-day. The Mcclure will be his
headquarters during the week.
Miss Burriss, who has been visiting Geo.
F. Iryine's family, on the Island, returned
home to Smithield, yesterday.
Miss Lille, daughter of Hon. D. Nc
Gregor, of Richie county, returned to the
Female College, yesterday.
Mr.. NJ O'Brien, OF Toledo, was in the
city Yesterday, having brought his daughter
TO enter Mt. de Chantal.
Mrs. Sid Norton and children, who have
been spending some weeks in Pennsylvania,
returned nome yesterday.
Misses Annie and Aggie Hess returned
from Ellsburg, yesterday, and will leave
tomorrow for Baltimore.
Mrs. Sam Laughlin, who has been spend
ing the summer at Asbury Park, return
ed home yesterday.
o en- Neal, Esl, of Parkersburg, who has
been visiting friends on the Island, returned
home yesterday
DR.. John L. Dickey has returned to his
m, dical studies at Jefferson College, Phil.
ad, lphia.
Miss Douglass, of Jackson county, re-
entered the Wheeling Female College yes
terday.
Miss Bell of Washington, sister Of Mrs
John l.. Sweeney, is visiting near this city.
Captain John Moran, of the B. & o. road
is at Leadville and Breckenridge, Col.
Prof John Lueders has resigned the lead
ership of the Opera House Orchestra.
Hon. +. Marsh Turner, of Harrison, reg
isteIed at the Mcclure, yesterday.
Prof. Joe Kramer will leave White Sui
phur Springs for home on the 18th.
Edward Booking, Jr., has returned. from
six weeks vacation at Tyrone, Pa.
Miss Jennie Swami, of Washington, is
YlSltlng MISS Mamie hCllWdlne.
Miss Lizzie Lazier, of Morgantown, is the
guest of Miss Juliah Mcclure.
Miss Sadie Atkinson, is the guest of Mr..
Alex. Coen, on the Island.
Miss Gutman, daughter of M. Gutman,
left for Baltimore last night.
L. +. Humphrey, a we'll known Boston
wool grower, is in the city.
H. King Pendleton, of Bethany, was in
the city yesterday.
Auditor Miller will return from HagerJ
town, Md, to-day.
Mary Moran is lying very i'll at Wells
burg.
Will H. Steele returned to the city yes
terdsy.
Col. Harry Houser was in the city YES
terday.
Condiments.
The laws delay Is the lawyers chief pay.
Man proposes and his mother-in-law dis-
poses.
Women married at Is will average four
years longer of life than unmarried.
Many man gathers wisdom by financial
loss; ike q razor he is sharper for being
strapped.
One Of the Saratoga hotel head walters
has made $500 in tips and fees during the
season.
Can young lady who is --everlastingly
knitting her eyebrows be called indus
trious?
No woman should borrow the husband OF
another, because it is not good for man to
be a loan.
Fashion says: Gathered waists are still
very much in favor with young ladies"
They are with young gentlemen also.
A girl in Knoxville. Tenn, has been
asleep for the past eight days. She is a
cook, and the family have probably forgot
len to wake her up
President Arthur, we are told, wore a
gray suit and high white hat, when he
descended from the royal yacht Dispatch,
at New York,
Signor Salvini writes TO st. Maur from
Florence that be is as lame as Vulcan, bus
will, nevertheless, sail for New York on
the Tth of October.