Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

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Parting eternally.
| Anon.
Louis Schwabackcr left for the East, yes
! terday. ...
Miss Hattie Glass, of La Belle, is visiting
| up the river.
Mr.. Jim Adams left for the East yester-
| day evening.
Judge Tingle, of Cambridge, was in the
city, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Laughlin have gone
| to Asbury Park.
Ben. S. Allison is breathing the noun.
| tain air at oakland.
Misses Fannie and Alice Caldwell are at
| Cranberry Summit
Mr.. James C. Cuttings returned to Balti.
more last evening.
Frank Stanton, brown, healthy and hap
DIV, is back in the store.
Miss Gene Logan returned from Noun
tain Lake Park Thursday.
Sam Harrison was at Asbury Park and in
New York City last week.
Mr.. Theodore Kober and bride are back
from their wedding trip.
Miss Alice Kelly will visit in Philadel-
pbia during September.
Mr.. b. NJ. Hildreth and wife are expected
from Ocean Grove, to-day.
Miss Effiie Thompson, of st. Clairsville,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Dave McIlvaine and family will spend
the winter at Mt Belleview.
John R. Davenport has returned from
pleasant visit to Woodstield.
Mr.. Ben Hildreth and family returned
from Ocean Grove yesterday.
Gibson Lamb, ESQ, and wife, returned
from Asbary Park, yesterday.
The Misses Moody, of Steubenville, are
the guests of Mrs. George Bell.
Prof A. r. Whitehill and bride, are at
the Stockton House, Cape May.
Prof John NJ. Birch is spending few
days at his home in Claysyille.
Mr.. Clarence H. Swsaringen, of Pi It's
burgh, was in the city last week.
Mrs. Percy Harden and daughter, Miss
Ida, leave for Bethany this week.
Mr.. Campbell H. Sweeney is visiting at
Charlie Menders, in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Walter d. Bell is spending his vaca-
ton at his home in Leatherwood.
Miss Jessie List is the guest of Miss Bet
tie Adams, at the Oakland Hotel.
Mrs. A. J. Clarke has been quite i'll a
Mt Belleview, for several weeks.
Mr. Will Gauley has come home from
California to spend few weeks.
John Kline, engineer of the LaBelle iron
works, is visiting at Willow Island.
Mr.. John A. Lash leaves next Wcdnes-
day for the East on business trip.
Dr. John Morris will 60 to Moundsyille
camp meeting grounds this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Norton, of IrontOn,
have gone to Denver on short visit.
Mr.. Robert L. Norton will be home from
a prospecting tour out West this week.
DIR. Dudley Woodbridge, Of Bellaire, is
lying seriously i'll of typhoid.pnemonia.
Mr.. George A. Laughlin has returned
frem an extended western business trip.
Miss Ella House, of the Garden Spot, is
spending few days at Cranberry Summit.
Mr.. Ed. Hazlett left, Friday evening, to
ioin his mother and sister at Asbury Park,
n. J.
Mrs. Ann Redy and her daughter, Miss
Mary c., are visiting friends in ST. Glars
vile.
Madame Rumor says that TWO fashion
able weddings will take place in the early
fall.
Mrs. DR.. John Frissel is spending a
week at Col Thompsom's, opposite Mounds
vile.
Mr.. Henry Hegedorn, who has been Wis
iting at Willow Island, returned home yes
terday
Mrs. Alex. EnstOn and family, of st.
Louis, are visiting Mrs +. Zane, in Pleasant
Valley.
Albert A. Franzheim is visiting the
Eastern cities, combining business with
pleasure.
Capt. John Mcclure and wife, who have
been at Mt Alto the past week, return to-
morrow.
Mr. Edward W. S Tingle is still visiting
in Ere. He will so from there to Harvard,
in the fall.
Mr. George G. Humans family have re.
turned from two months visit to Sand
wick, Mass.
Mrs James NJ. Ewing and Miss Annie
Ewing spent last week with friends in
Moundsville.
Mr. Ed. Norton will return this week
from Hot Springs, Ark, where he has been
the past month.
Mr.. Jake w. Grubb's family have return
Cd from the sea shore and are back at
BellGview Hotel.
Oliver T. Wilde, OF Off, Brothers & Co,
is off on business trip through Virginia
anu west virginia.
Mr.. Brose List will go up to Mountain
Lake Park tomorrow, to attend a meeting
OF the association.
Rev. DR. Grier, of the Elm Grove Stone
Church. and wife, have gone to Hancock
county for visit.
MeSsrs. Robert Nelson and Charles Fl.
Copp, of BOwn 4 Good, left yesterday for
Cranberry Summit.
Mr.. John Frew, of the IntelIigrneer, re.
turned home, yesterday. Mrs. Frew Will
visit in Newburg, n. y.
Mr.. George A Smith and sister returned
yesterday from the funeral OF their broth.
cr.inlaw at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs Andy Patterson has returned home
from Deer Park where she has been re-
operating the past week
Mr.. John Bodley went East Friday, to
Join his wife and son. They will 60 to At
lantic City before their return.
Dr. Reed Nc Baird arrived home yester-
day from Harvard Medical School. He will
begin practice with his father.
Miss Katie burst has returned from
two weeks visit to Niagara Falls and Can
ada, much improved in health.
Mrs Spaudling X. Wallace and son,
Whitney, left Yesterday for Bethany, where
they will stay for several weeks.
Mr.. NJ. LETTERS, of the Exchange bank. IS
spending his vacation at the Moundsvile
camp meeting grounds with his family.
Miss Annie Chambers of Galveston,
Texas formerly OF Steubenville, will visit
Misses Mary and Ida Frew in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Culbertson will
leave Wednesday for trip to the North
west, spending a week at Lake Mime
tonka.
Messrs. Keaner C. Devries, George Laugh
lin, Irwin Singleton and Walter Bloomfield
are spending the day at Burr's mills camp
meeting.
Miss Kittie Smith, who has made many
warm friends during her visit here, left for
her home in Cansjoharie, N v, Friday
evening.
Messrs VIM. Harvey and Joseph Dudley,
with their wives, are back from an enjoy
able trip to Niagara, Chautauqua Cleveland
and Putin. Bay.