Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-22

The Most Recent News or q Personal
Nature.

The MOST Recent 0e0b % ~ EefsOHa
Nature.
Henry Harper, Esq, is in the East
George Il. Stull, Esq, is back from Mt
| Vernon, o.
C.H. Candy, sheriff of Mineral county
is in the city.
Mrs. Mary B. Chambers is visiting friends
! at Warren, o.
Miss Juliet Mcclure is visiting friendsat
Morgantown.
Gen. /. H. Duval has returned from
Washington, d. @.
A. J. Clark, ESQ.,, and family are sum.
mering at Bellyille.
Captain and Mrs. C. r. Dunlap are sum
mering at Grafton.
Miss Ella Finn is spending the summer
with friends at Somerset, o. 4
Mrs. F. d. Norton and children are q
Ironton, O., for the summer.
Mr.. Richard ]. Chew and wife are home
after two weeks bridal tour. -
Capt. Hugh Sterling has returned from
trip through the valley Of Virginia
Mrs. W. V. Dunbar and children leave on
the ST. Lawrence to-day for Cincinnati.
Mrs. Sable Kephart and SOD are visiting
her father, Geo. Walters, OF the Island.
Mrs. Sam Clark and little son, of Pitts
burg, are visiting friends of the Island.
Mrs. Charles Chadduck and son will sum
mer at the Moundsville camp ground.
Mr.. ]. E. Hughes will leave next Tuesday
for Lake Chautauqua and Bedford Springs
L. r. Crosse, of Centre Wheeling, leaves
this afternoon on the st. Lawrence for Gin
cinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker McCammon have re-
turned home from two weeks trip neal
Cleveland.
The wife and children of Henry Hork.
heimer, Esq, left yesterday for Mt. Yer
non, Ohio.
Miss Bette Devol, of Petersburg, is Wis,
iting her aunt, Mrs. Adeline Duty, on
North Main street.
visiting Miss Annie Moore, Of Tiltonville,
has returned home.
Miss E. A. Ray, Of West Alexander. has
been the guest oil her brother, Capt J. III.
Ray, on Chapline street.
Mr.. Harry Robb, of Bridgeport. and DR..
E. C. Meyers, of the Island, will leave for
Parkersburg in few days.
The wife and family of Mr.. Elwood
hQgleS lett yeSteIuh1 lOE oSoAoiu1PAhA6Si
Pa, to spend the summer
Andy Hamilton, of Thos. Hughes 4 Co.,
who has been spending some days at Ocean
City, returned on Wednesday.
Mrs Isaiah Warren and family, who in.
tended to summer at West Alexander, have
concluded to go to Morgantown.
Hon. David A. Hollingsworth, OF Cadiz,
has gone to Washington, ID. c., presuma-
bly, to have talk with DR.. Updegraf.
Miss Annie Hodgens, of Portland, O., who
has been the guest of Mrs. Andy Hamilton,
on the Island, left yesterday for Belmont,
Ohio.
David Bell, Esq, is back from the national
capital. He has not yet abandoned all
hope of succeeding to the Wheeling post
mastership.
Mrs. Bard and children, of Beaver Falls,
Pa, who have been visiting her father, Mr..
Robert Kyle, on the Island, will return
home to-day.
John Miller, ESQ.,, of Martins Ferry,
Secretary of the Buckeye glass works, and
Will Ewing, travelling agent OF the same
concern, are back from New York and the
Eastern cities,
Col. Aleck Hart, editor of the Washing
ton, Pa, Democrat, was in the city yester-
gay. Inc DtWOCTut 10 ODc Vi thC hOob pO-
tent factors in western Pennsylvania poll
tics, and besides that's model newspaper.
Father Daily, who has been confined to
hs bed for the last six or eight weeks with
typhoid pneumonia, was out on the street
yesterday, though very weak. He thinks
that in very short time he will be as good
as new.
Joseph Hook, Esq, promintnt citizen
of Detroit, Mich, is the guest Of Col. Fred.
Miller. Mr.. Hook was in this city after
the battle of Gettysburg. as one of a conf
mittee of councilmen of Detroit, to look
after the Michigan wounded.
Among the prominent glass purchasers
who have been here this week, were Henry
Russell, of Henry Russell & Co., New
York; Ed. Anderson, of George Bassett d
Co., New York; Mr.. Leichtenaur, OF L.
Heinman & Co., st. Paul, MINI, and H.
Eaton, of II. Eaton & Co., Kansas City,
Mo