Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-03
A SOCIETY SALAD.
Not an Exclusively Local Article
Of Diet,
But Made Up Of Pungent Pesonals-Crps
Bits Of GossiP-Cumbs Of General
News Served Up for the
Public With
SPARKLING SAUCES OF ALL SORTS.

gone from home and work for change and
| rest, are all coming back and settling down
| into the old places and habits.
| There are many, however, who have
| brayed the heat and dust of the summer
| months TO take their vacation in the balmy
| autumn, and during September and Octo-
| her our people will still be coming and go
| ing on pleasure as we'll as business:
| Notwithstanding the delightfully."- cool
! summer we have had, as compared with
| other seasons, all OF those who could COM
| mand the means and leisure have gone
| ayay or are going soon, and the resorts,
| those at the sea shore especially, have been
| crowded to their full capacity.
Probably no city in the country OF the
same size has so many travellers among its
citizens as our own. The average Wheel
| ingite enjoys bis money to the full and
spends il freely in seeking the pleasure and
| culture 10 be gained by travel: The Wheel
| ing man is ubiquitous, as well as whole
souled, cordial, agreeable fellow.
Mayor Egerter is better.
George E. stifel is now in the East.
AL Glass went to Steubenyille yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Lash has been summering in
Ohio.
Mr.RK, Friend left for Cleveland, yes,
! terday.
| Nr. Charles W. Copp is at Cranberry
Summit.
o.s Long, Esq, returned to the city,
yesterday.
Miss Joe sharkey is visiting friends at
Wellsburg. -, -,.
Mr.. John shellhase has returned FROM
Pittsburgh.
VIM. Briceland, the oarsman, is back
| from Canada.
Mrs. Henry Sturgeon will visit Columbus
| in few days.
Mrs. Feargus Whally is visiting friends
at Trisdelphis.
Miss Mary Wilson will leave shortly for
White Sulphur.
Mr.. Ward Clouston, OF Parkersburg, IS
here for few days.
Misses Mary and Emily Campbell have
returned from Bethany.
Mr.. John A. Lash has returned from an
Eastern business trip.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Dunbar and children are
home from Cincinnati.
r. c. Robinson has returned from Lake
Breeze and other points.
Miss Dora Aaron has gone to New York
city on visit to relatives.
Mrs Virginia Copp and daughter, Carrie,
are home from Gran berry.
Mrs. Ida Lenkard and son Earl will leave
for Allegheny in few days.
Mr.. Benjamin Fisher and family have re-
turned from Asbury Park.
Mrs. Fanny Bailey will go to New York
city soon to spend the fall
Misses Annie and Sallie Shallcross have
returned home from Niagara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonsus Snyder are Wis
iting friends at different points.
Mr.. K. Edgar Hall will leave for the Uni
versity of Virginia. next week.
Miss Blanche Hunter and Miss Ada Fra
zier left for Wellsburg, yesterday.
Miss f. r dey arrived home yesterday
from a two weeks "trip in the east.
Mr. Frank Coen and Miss Lizzie wilkins
are to be married tomorrow at 8 A. NJ.
DIR. John Morris and wife went to Niagara
last Tuesday, and returned Friday.
Rev. Rippy, of Triadelphia, is convalesc-
ing from an attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Lou CumminS has returned from a |
pleasant sojourn in Washington, Pa.
Mr.. D. c. List, Jr., left last evening to
ioin his family at Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. John McLain and family have been |
rusticatipg at Darlington for a few weeks. |
Mr. Abram Sprucebank, Jr., has gone TO |
Mingo to accept a posiGoa in the Laughlin |
mill.
Mrs. Emma Woods sni children, May |
and Willie, leave for Baltimore in few |
days.
Mr.. D. Gilfllan, of West Alexander, |
Pa, was in the city for day or two last |
week.
Miss Essie Caldwell, of Washington, Pa.
is visiting the Misses Spates, in Clarks- |
burg.
Mr. Charlie NJ. Hart, nee Bob Hart, we'll
known in Leatherwood, will visit here this |
week.
The Misses Easter, of Chicago, are visit |
ing Mr.. WoodmanSeeS family at the Grant
House.
Robert Irwin and Will Laughlin will re-
turn to the Chester Military Academy next
week.
Mr.: John Moffat went to Little Washing
ton, yesterday evening, where his family Is
visiting.
Mrs. Frank Groubber, OF Centre Wheel
ing, left yesterday on the excursion Tor
Cleveland.
Miss Essie Wright, of this city, is visit
ing the family OF Mir. Charles Manley at
Fairmont.
Mrs. T. w. Phinney is visiting in Bali
more, and will enjoy the 0riole celebration
next week.
MI and Mrs, James Wilkinson, and
daughter Jennie, have been visiting friends
at Middletown.
Miss Kate Hornbrook, of Powhattsn has
returned to pursue her course ut the Fe-
male College.
We are hsppy to say that Miss Nellie
&c inn
typhoid fever.
DR.. NJ. +. Hullihen has gone back into his
old offices, on the corner of Fourteenth aud
Market streets.
Miss Ida Armstrong, OF the Seventh
Ward, will visit friends at Allegheny the
coming onth.
Mrs Gene Reed and Annie Boc IS and Miss
Ella Friend propose taking in the Clncln-
natl Exposition.
Miss Lille Porter, of Pleasant Valley,
for few days.
Mrs. Sam Dunbar, OF Gallspolis, o., will
be the guest of Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Dunbar the
coming month.
II. Edserton Vance will leave this week
the Freshman class.
ueOrge NJ. JaQueS, vi INC NeW loIh
Crocke7y and Glass Journal, is expected in the
city in day or two.
Miss Msgpie Groubber and Amelia Steger,
who have been visiting at Morristown, re.
turned home Friday.
Mr. Ed. L. Weisgerber Master Mechanic
| Of the central division b. &. o. r r., spent
| yesterday in the city.
Messrs. Charles Lukens and George Gray
of the Island, took In the Niagara Falls
during the past week.
Robt. Norton talks of going to New /
Mexico during the winter or next spring,
and going into business.
Marshall w. White and George T. Boyd
will leave this week for Morgantown, TO
| enter the STATE University.
Mr.. Hugh Crockard and family made the
round trip to Cincinnati on the good
steamer Sydney, last week.
The Big Three Graces, Doc. Moffat, Ed
Mendel and Jake Berger, came home, yes
terday, from an eastern trip.