Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-10
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News of a Personal
Nature.


Nature.
Jim Stinson's descent is anticipated this
week.
Judge snyner left for Greenbrier county,
Saturday.
Mr., Charlie Copp spent yesterday at
Cranberry.
Major Tom Norton is spending few days
in the city.
General Butcher has returned from
Niagara Falls.
Miss Dunn. of Pittsburg, is visiting the
family of J. NJ. Todd
Mr.. Parker McCannon and family, are
rusticsting near West Alexander.
Mr.. A. D. Rickey's family will summer
at Moundsyille camp ground.
Henry Black and A. Beach are in Beth.
any, having gone up on Saturday.
DR.. Brice, who has been visiting his
brother here, leaves for his home IN Iowa,
to-day.
Richard Campbell. son of A. W. Camp
bell, of the h,cHigeacer, is holidaying in
this city.
T. T. Cockayne, who has been down the
river for the last three or four weeks, re-
turned yesterday.
Mrs. John Hughes and daughter leave
for Parkersburg on the Andes Tuesday, to
visit friends there.
A. A. King Esq, representing the W. J.
Morgan Lithographing Company OF Cleye-
land, is at the Mcclure.
The folks living down along the river are
very much out of humor on account Of the
failure of their railroad
Officer Williams will leave on pleasure
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be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. John Heath with his family, will
leave Tuesday morning on three weeks
visit to friends at Bolton.
Mrs. J. W. Moore and niece, Miss Mary
Beshore, left on the st. Lawrence on Satur-
day for a visit to Jackson, Ohio.
Mrs. Maggie Griffith and daughter left on
the st. Lawrence, Saturday, on visit to
her brother at Pans, Kentucky.
The steamer Katie Stockdale passed up,
yesterday morning, with goodtrip OF pas
sengers and freight for Pittsburg.
ID. Ed Stalnaker, Esq, is in charge of
the office at the White Sulphur Springs
Wheeling people will be glad to know Of
this, as Ed is the ideal hotel man.
DR.. Ross, of Parkersburg, the we'll known
dentist, will soon remove his family to this
city and make it his permanent home.
Miss Jennie Coen, of the Island, and Miss
Ella Caldwell, of Fifteenth street, are visit
ing Miss Lowe Moore, at Proctor, w. Va.
The steamer Andes went into Cincinnati
on its last trip with the lighteSt trip OF the
season. on account of the Fourth OF July.
Mrs. Sam Dunbar and little son, of CALI
polis, will visit Mrs. w. V. Dunbar, Jr.,
and Mrs. X. C.. Robinson, the coming week.
Lewis Delbaugh, of the South Side, left
last Saturday, over the B. & o. Railroad, to
visit the Belmont Fishing Club, in Wet2el
county.
Mr.. S. Crew, formerly of this city, passed
through yesterday on a business trip, for
his saddle and harness factory, located at
Pomeroy.
Mr.. Yuh,, OF the South Side. who has
been visiting Lieut.. Jimmy Travis, at the
fishing camp near Powhattan. returned
home yesterday.
Capt Spencer of Parkersburg, has gone
to Pittsburg to secure boat to be placed
in the Marietta and Parkersburg trade,
against the Geo. W. Thompson.
Mr.. George Simmons, the well-known
writer, who has been visiting frieRds down
the river, has returned home. He weighs
fifty pounds more now than when he left
home.
Prof. 10. MIX, OF the Parkersburg Com
pany, who has been residing on the Mus
Engum river number OF years, has re-
moved to Marietta and will make that his
future home.
Prof. Joseph Kirk, of the steamer Dur.
nal, has invented anew musical instrument
which is called the fuglemot. He will take
out patent for it. Capt. Asa Booth is
thinking OF using II for whistle for his
boat.
Mr. John Patterson is at present filling
Mr.. Salada's place on the steamer Diurnal.
He will leave during the week for Noun
tain Lake Park, on the D. (: o. railroad, TO
take charge of the culinary department for
Mr.. Billiard.