Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
General Personals.


Mrs. Sam Bloch will leave for the East in
few days.
Superintendent Riddle and wife return
ed yesterday.
Mrs ME-. Lansford is expected home the
coming week.
Miss Ida Armstrong leaves for Pittsburgh
in few days.
Mrs Hannah Walters will leave for the
East tomorrow.
Rev. W H. Cooke and family have re-
turned from Baltimore.
Mrs. John McLain and family returned
from Allegheny yesterday.
Miss George Hill, OF West Liberty, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Annie Carson will visit the EXPOSE
ton, at Pittsburgh, for few days.
Mrs. J. Wiley Pace, of Baltimore, is Wis
iting the family of Julius Wsrthen.
Miss Lille McWilliams, Of Grafton, re-
turnd TO the Female College, yesterday.
Mrs Fannie Murine and daughter Fan
ME are taking in the Cincinnati EXPOSE
ton.
Robert Norton. who has been suffering
with q severe attack! OF tever, has recoV-
cred.
Miss Lee Lippencott andIMiss Rosa Wole
are visiting Miss Annie Gehring, the south
Side.
Mr.. K. linn and daughter, Mrs. Woods,
and children, are visiting friends IN BALL
more.
The Secretary OF State left last evening
for brief trip to the Fourth Congressional
district.
Miss Fannie Quarter will be the guest,
for a few days, of Miss Ida Curtis, OF
Bethany.
Mr.. Joe T. Noble, of Claysville, Pa, was
in the city yesterday, the guest OF suPt
John NJ. Birch.
Mrs. spslding Wallace and Mrs. A. r.
Campbell, have returned from their sum-
mering at Bethany.
Miss Wilmo,h, of Randolph county, en-
tered as a student the Wheeling Female
College, yesterday.
Miss Genevieve Logan will spend some
time during the fall and winter visiting he
sister in Kansas City,
DR.. Ed Booking was very much pleased
with the American Pharmaceutical Assocl
alton at.Nisgara Falls.
Miss Ella linn. who has been visiting
friends at Somerset for the past year, Will
return home this week.
Miss Mary Jones. of Mt Pleasant, was
visiting friends in the city fair week, and
left for home yesterday.
Miss Sophie Harding, one Of Washing
tons pa most popular young LADIES', was
in the city yesterday.
Ed. w. S. Tingle, formerly OF this city,
returns from Erie, Pa, to Harvard College
during the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hon. J. J. Barclay, of Law
renee county, Alabama, will return thither,
from Bethany, tomorrow.
Mrs. DR.. +. A. Hildreth and Misses Dorie
and Molly returned from Cincinnati on the
Sidney yesterday morning.
A. Armstrong, ESQ, the patriarch OF
Armstrong; Mills, Monroe county, made
us q friendly call, yesterday.
Robert Patterson, of Holidays Cove,
spent Friday and saturday in the city,
enjoying Raymond and the Fair.
Chief Eceles returned from Cincinnati yes
terday, having been away about week III
attendance at the tiremsn's convention.
Miss Bette l.. Adams will not return to
the Stanton Seminary this year, but Will
spend the winter travelling in the South.
in. Vance, Esq, and wife, and Mrs.
Dickey, returned yesterday from tour OF
the resorts in the neighborhood of New
1Ork Slty.
Mr.. Ralph Kline and bride have returned
from their wedding trip. Mrs. Kline, nee
Miss Fannie Eisenberg, was always ia
yorite here.
Miss Allie Reed, of Washington, Pa, is
the guest of Mrs. Harry W. List on South
Front street. Her sister, Miss Lennie, has
returned home.
Prof b. c. Hagerman, of the faculty OF
Bethany College, who has been spending
the summer at Lexington aud Louisville,
returned yesterday.
Col. n. Wilkinson and bride returned
from their bridal tour this week, having
taken in all the fashionable resorts
throughout the East.
Miss Fannie ALL the handsome young
lady from PitisbuTg, is made out brunette
by the InteIii9enoer Miss Ahl is blue
eyed, golden haired brunette"
Mrs. Lucy l.. Wilkinson has opened an
ART studio in the room lately occupied by
Lihbie Reid, where she will give crsyon,
water colOrs and oil instructions.
Mrs |. Y. Hamilton, Of Washington, Pa,
with her daughter, were st the McLure
Yesterday. Miss Bessie, who is n charming
de5utdntc, went TO Mt. de Chantal, last even
ing.
Miss Nettie Swartz, OF Mt. Washington,
Pittsburgh, who has been visiting the
Misses Ssartz's. on Market street, for the
past three months, returned home yester-
day.
Misses Mary and Callie daughters Of Col.
c. II. Beall, Of Brooke county, two OF the
reigning bellies OF the county after spending
fair week in the city, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Pattie Gilmore, OF Uniontown, Pa,
arrived in the city yesterday, and is the
guest OF Miss Jessie List on North Main
street Miss Gilmore and Miss List were
students together at the Chestnut street
Seminary, Philadelphia.
Col. George Adams and family have lelt
Oakland, where they spent most delight
full summer and are now at AIT IN. Nelson
county, Virginia Mr.. sam Adams. who
has long been an invalid. is reported as
getting along As we'll as could be expec ted.
Jacob BrilIes leaves for Wooster, o on
Tuesday, 10 atreHd the university thsre.
He is u prominent memper OF the Beta
fraternity at that college, and has been
much interested in the movement to es-
tablish sn alumni chapter in Wheeling
Mr. John p Gilchrist and daughters,
Misses Carrie and Minnie and their guest,
Miss Birdie Harrison, of Deer Park, have
returned from jaurt TO Nisgsra Falls and
Toronto. Miss Harrison expects 10 return
home on Monday, but may DO induced to
remain longer. .-.
W. ]. hampton, formerly of the Steubeu-
vile Herald and n W connected with the
Louisville Courier Journal, has been writing
some charming letters from the White
Sulphur springs, during the summer. H,
il now the Cincinnati correspondent OF tn
Couner. Journal, and has his office at l2S z
Fourth street in that city.
Condiments.
A prize puzzle-POlitics.
A bosom friend-tbe lsundresS
Berlin does not like Italian opera
Mr.. Gladstone wears lavender gloves.
This world belongs to the energetic.
Lots Of Buffalo girls have mouslaches.
Skeets raise blszes With Oscar Wilde.