Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-08
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News or a Personal
Nature.

Nature.
Mr.. C. Firch, of Erie, Pa, is visiting in
the city.
Col. Alex. Campbell returned to Bethany
yesterday.
Mrs. Dr.. J. NJ. Pipes has returned from
Waynesburg.
Letter Carrier Albright is in Columbus,
On vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Berger will summer
at Asbury Park, this year.
Col. r. NJ. Delaplain has postponed his
European trip two weeks.
Miss Florence OFT returned, yesterday,
from visit to Philadelphia.
Col. Frank Johnson, OF the postoffice, is
of on fishing trip vacation.
Mr.. Levi CasseIl returned home from
Lexington College on Thursday.
Judge John Brannon, of Weston, is in
the city, accompanied by his son.
J. w. Hartly, a prominent Boston oil
man, is stoppingat the Stamm.
Miss Laura Updegraff is the guest OF the
Misses Atwood, of Washington, Pa
Col. Tom Norton arrived home IRON Col.
orado, yesterday, looking well, hale ana
hearty.
Mrs. Emily l.. Black returned, yesterday,
from months summering i'll the interior
of the State.
S. l.. Brice and DR.. Brice, OF Iowa, left on
the Diurnal, yesterday, 10 visit their par
ents in Ohio.
Sam Miller, Jr., OF the Auditors office,
has been admitted to membership in the
Shakespeare Club.
Newt Linch, who has been rusticating
for a short time in the country, returned
home, yesterday.
Sheriff Postlethwait, of Wetzel county,
was in the city, yesterday, on financial
business with the Auditor
6. L. Mooney, Esq, of Woodsfeld, Presi-
dent of the B, & S. W. railroad, and wife
are registered at the Mcclure.
Councilman Walters returned from Pow
batan, Yesterday. He reports the LaBelle
boys as catching plenty OF fish.
Rev. David II. Greer, d. D., OF Proyi.
dence is in the city, and will preach at st.
Mathews Church Tomorrow.
Mrs. Crawley, wife Of the late F. H. Craw.
ley. arrived at the Stamm, Yesterday. The
funeral will take place to-day.
Miss Mary Reynolds, of Steubenville,
who has been for some time the guest oil
Miss Carrie Brues, will return to day.
Gov. G. W. Tippett, of the Point Pleas
ant Register with his handsome and charm
ing daughter, Georgia, have returned nome
Chris Floto. the East Wheeling baker, is
living dangerously ill at his residence on
Sixteenth street, with intiamatory rheuma-
tism.
r. J. Chevington and family, OF Mays.
willie, Ohio are visiting the residence OF
Rev. +. w. Ryan, North Front street,
Island.
This evening Charles E. Oft will give a
supper and garden fcte in honor of Miss
Gertie Jenkins, of Philadelphia, the guest
OF Miss Lou Cummins.
Miss Mary v Houser, OF Cadiz, a great
society iavorite here, last winter will be
in the city shortly, to accompany Mr. and
Mrs. Berger, to Asbury Park,
The intelligence reached this city, yes
terday, of the death at Roseland plantation,
La, OF Mr.. John Gillespie, brother-in-law
OF Mrs. Alec Campbell, OF Bethany.
MGR. Tracy, manager CT the Western
Union telegraph, this city, and his wife left
last evening for a short sojourn on the AL
legheny mountain, at Cranberry summit
There is a report in circulation that Dave
Keller, pilot OF the Inflated Scioto has dis.
stay and face the investigation like man.
Prof. II. Wilson Harding passed through
this city, yesterday, on his way to Fort
PendletSn and good fish in the trout
streams OF Tucker. He is looking exceed
ingly well.
Mai. J. c. Alderson's name was omitted,
by some blunder, from the programme OF
toasts mentioned yesterday morning. The
Major responded to "West Virginia and
did it in good style, too.
Dr. John A. Wyeth, one OF the most
prominent of New Works young physi.
clans, is visiting Col. VIM. l.. Healne, OF
this city. He is en- route to White Sui
phur Springs for the summer.
Mr.. George Adams and wife, with their
son Mr.. Samuel 2. Adams and daughter
Miss BETTE, who have been sojourning for
a few weeks at st. Clairsville, Ohio, leave
this morning for Oakland on the Baltimore
snd Ohio road, where they have engaged
rooms for the summer at the Oakland
Hotel. Mr.. Sam. the invalid of the party
has been somewhat benefited during his
stay on the Belmont hills, and will doubt
less receive a good deal OF good from the
bracing mountain air of the 'Glades' 200
feet above the sea.