Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
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Social, Political and Fersonal cossip.
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SrKUBrNyILLE, September l6.-The Jew
iSh New Year is being celebrated in this
city by our Jewish fellow citizens. The
meetings are held in Orr's Hall, in the alb
seuce Of q synagogue. A large number OF
strangers are present
Rev. Thrspp and wife are in Baltimore,
taking in the 0riOle.
H. H. MeFsdden. Esq, of the Ga-ette, ar
rived home from New York and Creed
moor Yesterday. He witnessed the match
between the British and American teams.
Charlie Moore, the genial Superintend-
ent of Insurance of Ohio, WAS in the city
yesterday. Charles is a 325 FOUNDER.
Miss Mary Reynolds, of this city, has
gone 10 Baltimore where she will spend
the winter with the family Of her brother,
Mr.. John d. Reynolds, formerly Of Wheel
ing. but now Of HeDnegan, Bates & Co,
Baltimore.
Chief Clerk Faunce, OF the Panhandle
shops, left yesterday for Boston, to accept
a position in the Boston and New York
railroad Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Blinn have returned
from pleasant trip 70 Beaver and Pitts
burgh.
The Knights of Pythias are going to have
a big ball before long At Orr's Hall. Josie
Kramer, of Wheeling. has already been
engaged, which is a guarantee for good
music. The Knights never do anything oy
halves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Turner and Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Evans who were called here
by the death of Mr.. r II. Evans, have re-
turned to their homes in Columbus.
The family of H. II. McFadden, OF the
Gazette. are spending q season in Cadiz, their
old home.
Miss Mary scullion returned home
Thursday from a delightful four weeks
visit to Miss Annie Nolan, formerly OF
Wheeling, but now of Cleveland.
An article appeared in the Pittsburgh
Commercial Gd5ette to the effect that Ex-
Mayor Irwin Was trading votes for Secre.
tary of State in this district for that OF
Congressman. This is all hosh. Updegratt
will not need them. We all know that Mr..
Alexander is the best man OF the two and
make q better Congressman than Upde-
graft. but at the same time you might as
we'll leak the facts straight in the face and
a,know ige that UPdegraH, in district oil
| 500 to $500 Republican majority, will be
| elected Alexander, in this district,
| stands about the same chance OF election
/ that General Goff does in the Wheeling Dis
| trict. Msjorities of / 800 are not 50 easily
| overcome as that.
Anumber of young ladies and gentlemen
| Of this city are buSily engaged IN rehearslng
| Uncle Tom $ Cabin" and threaten to visit
/ the neighbOring towns with 1t soon.
! John Hazelette, city editor OF the Pitts
| turgh Leader and family, were visiting IN
| this city last week.
Miss Coe, a charming young lady Of Osh'
kosh. Wis, is the guest of Mrs. Will Nash
in this city.
! Hugh +. Marion, of Toronto, Canada
! has accepted a position rs travelling sales
/ man in the wholesale drug house Of John
B. Foley, this city.
| Miss Lizzie Brosi, OF this city, who !:
travelling with the New England Opers
/ Company, through the East, is receiving
many praisworthy notices from the press II
that section.
DR.. Crosby. of the Hill Top Driving Park
took in the Wheeling Fair the past week.
| GRUSDY.