Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

Mrs. T. II. B. Hasse and children have re-
turned from Danviile, Va, and White
Sulphur Springs.
Can't. VIM. Barnes OF st. Louis, has been
spending some time among friends In this
city and Wellsburg.
Mrs. Harriet Haymaker is visiting their
niece and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fms
Ter, ut Barnesville, 0.
Miss Lizzie Hall and Miss Sue Falloure,
of Penn street, Island, will leave for Pitts
burgh in few days.
Mr.. Kennedy Friend and Mrs. Gene Reed
will leave for the Cincinnati Exposition on
the Andes, Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Robinson, of Fifteenth street,
who has been quite i'll for some months
past, is reported better.
Mr.. NJ. H. Murdoch, of Kingwood, Pres
ton county, is visiting his brother, U. ".
Murdoch, on the Island.
Miss Bessie Hamilton, charming young
lady OF Washington, Pa, has resumed her
studies at Mt de Chantal.
DR. d. B. McLain and wife, who have
been passing short time at New Lhsoon'
O., have returned home.
Bob Burdette inspected the REGISTER es-
Enlistment yesterday, and PAID the euieo-
rial force pleasant call.
Samuel Bouar, Esq, and dau ghter Miss
Jennie, Of West Alexander, are visiting
Mr.. Sam McGill, at Mansfield, o.
HIP. Merkle has opened up new dry
goods store in the room formerly occupied
by Orrison Bros, Belmont, Ohio.
Mr.. Homer L. Seaman, wife and chill.
dren, of Washington, Pa, are the guests OF
Thomas Seaman, the Island grocer.
Rumor has it that prominent young
widower. a banker, will lead 70 the affair .
North Main street young lady soon.
Julius Armstrong and C. j. Gill, Presl-
dent and Secretary OF the Belmont Giass
Works Bellaire, have gone to Boston.
George W. Pangborn, Esq, Travelling
Passenger Agent A, 7. & st. Fe, was in the
city yesterday en- route to Baltimore
Mr.. June Dunbar, of Cincinnati, will be
the guest Of his uncle, Mr.. W. V. Dunbar,
ST., on the Island, the coming month.
Miss Matte McColloch, of Wheeling is
visiting the families of Mr.. VIM. Clark and
Mr.. George Smith, at Martins Ferry, y.
Prof. Malmene, formerly OF Cleveland,
will have charge Of the organ at the Dlsci'
ples' Church this morning and evening.
Mrs. John NJ. Laishley and daughter,
Mrs. C. S. Howell, and little daughter, will
spend few days at Morgantown, w. Va.
Ar..W. F. Sniyely has returned from a
business trip of several weeks in the inter
est of the Belmont Glass Works at Bellaire'
Miss Annie Nayler gava quite pleasant
little tea party on last Thursday evening
in honor Of young lady from Allegheny.
Rev. J. Linn Reed, of Independence,
Pa, was the guest of his brother, DR.. J. b.
Reed of this city, for several days last
week.
Mis- Fannie Norton. sister Of City Civil
Engineer Norton, of Bellaire, but formerly
of this city, is visiting friends in Wheeling
and Bellaire.
Mrs. ]. F. Mayes, OF West Alexander,
Pa, passed through the city to GAINESVILLE,
a day or two ago, to spend some weeks
with her mother.
Misses Rose and Minnie McGraw, Of
Grafton, are attending school at Mt. de
Chantal. Miss Mary Donohue, of the same
place is also attending.
Captain Tom Moore and wife, of Warren
ton, accompanied by Miss Kate Marthens,
were the guests OF Miss Hannah Whally,
on the Island yesterday.
The Misses Ida and Sadie Dehormandie,
of Washington, Pa, who have been visit
ing relatives on the Island for the past
week, will return home tomorrow.
Miss Annie Moore, of Allegheny, who will
be remembered as the guest OF Mrs John
Mcclure the past winter, was married TO
druggist of Newcastle, Pa, the past week.
Among the many attractions at Mrs.
Wilkinson's art studio is large satin ban
ner painted by Mrs. Harry List, with pop
pies and wheat. 1t is extremelo handsome.
Lovers of astronomy have been happy
during the past three weeks. The heavens
have been unusually brilliant, and no
clouds to hide the splendors Of the Septem.
Der consultations.
The many friends OF Miss Jennie Nick
Ian, now Mrs. Miners, of Chattanooga, and
niece of Mrs. Alex. Forgey, will regret to
learn of the sudden death of her husband at
that place last Sunday.
Hon. r. s. Brown, of Jackson county,
places us under obligations for valuable
Odd Fellow documents relative TO the pro-
ceedngs of the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF
the World, to which he was delegate.
Mr.. r. H. Bell son of Judge James R.
Bell, of West Alexander, Pa. was recently
admitted to the bar at Keokuk, Iowa. Mr.
Bell graduated at w. and J. College class OF
1880, and is a young man of fine general at
tainments.
The social event at Belmont the past
week was the marriage of Miss Anna Grove
to Mr. Walter Mcfarland, of Wheeling
which occurred on Tuesday evening. Quite
number of guests from Wheeling and
vicinity were present and an enjoyable time
was spent by all.
Mr.. NJ w. futile, of West Wheeling,
will start to Florida in few days to look
for home. He has already purchased
some lands in Volusia county, and will
look for a larger tract Heexpects TO make
a thorough examination of the farming
ands in that State.