Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-22
PERSONAL PLEAsANTRIEs.
Pokes and Pellets at Pe0ple-Thet
Coming and Going.

Foxes and Pellets at People-Thefr
Coming and Going.
DR.. r. S. Harvey has returned from Pitts
burgh.
C. C. Johnson returned yesterday from
Allegheny.
Secretary of State stalnaker will return
at 2 O'Clock to-day.
Major J. C. Anderson is suffering with a
slight indisposition.
VIM. Memminger, of the North End,
went to Chicago, yesterday.
Adam C. Snyder, of Greenbrier, is the
new man for the Supreme Bench.
DR.. J. E. Sample, of Palatine, is in the
city, and registered at the st. James.
&c. Baker, of the Auditors Office, has
started the spring fashion OF shaving his
mustache.
John Higgins, of Cincinnati, represent
ing the National Beer Bottling Association,
is at the Mcclure.
President n. B. Scott, OF the Second
Branch of Council, has returned from an
extended western trip.
Elwood Shallcross was on the street yes
terday, with a red bandanna covering the
wound on his left eyebrow.
Col. w. II. Hogeman, of Coarleston, will
be in the city to-day, TO hear the decision
in the railroad taxation case.
Councilman Burdatts has weakness for
candy, and usually brings enough to meet
ings to go the rounds OF the members.
Miss Bette Mcclure, who has been visit
ing relatives in Brooklyn, returned home
last evening, looking well and charming
Briceland, of Wheeling, will come to
Pittsburgh, on Monday, and put up for.
felt for a boat race between himself and
OHanlon, of this city.-7e'egraph.
Messrs. Alfred and Harry Caldwell, John
Oesterling, John G. Huffman, Jr., Robert
Campbell and B. A. Galligan returned yes
terday from their Inspection OF Cincinnati.
George Hastings. OF this city, is serving
ont the remainder OF his twenty years. en-
Nstment in the regular army. AZ It's ek
piration he will be entitled 10 a nome ana
pension.
John A. Hutchinson will remove to Wheel
ing about May LIST, Thus it looks as II ben
had not built his fences high enough to
keep John out OF the calf pasture-starES
burg Telegram.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Charles
Welty and Miss Lizzie Snyder. The cere-
mony will take place At the Cathedral next
Wednesday at o'clock, and reception
will be given i'll the evening al Frankheim's
Hall.
Mr.. c. n. Brady, one OF the newly elected
councilmcn on the anti-license ticket de.
clined 10 quality, leaving one to be ap-
pointed. His place was filled on Wednes-
day by the appointment of l. B. Becker
staff. WellsbTg Herald
Miss Fannie Kells entertained the PA
thence club" last Friday night, in fine style.
Miss Ida Frew, of Wheeling, and Athea
Biderback, of Pittsburg, graced the social
by their presence. The music was furnished
by Kramer's orcheStra.-.TeubcnriH Press.
VIM. II. STEELE, representing the Webster
Wagon Company, was in the city yester.
day. Will says the penitentiary fire will
simply delay business for six weeks, but
the company has good stock OF wagonson
hand. He is on the road, selling as usual.
Messrs. W. G. McCandless, Albert Barr
and Walter Morris, three clever insurance
gentlemen from Pittsburgh, are in the
city to ascertain to what extent their divi-
dends in their respective companies will be
dissolved by the fire at the Moundsville
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