Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10
Personal POINTS.
The Movements OF individuals and en-
GOslip Of People.

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the Movements OF Individuals and the
GOs.ip Of People.
( Mr.. Phil. Cole, of Pittsourg, Pa, is IN the
city.
Judge Jackson returned home TO PARK
ersburg yesterday.
JIM. Calhoun, of Philadelphia, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. Alex. Campbell, Jr., of Aethany, was
in the city last week.
Mrs IMcElwaine, Belleyiew Hotel, was
guest of Miss Hunter, Friday.
J.F. Mccoy and wife returned yesterday
from an extended Eastern trip.
Miss Jennie W oods was a guest OF Mrs.
Wilde, Fifteenth street, last week.
Col. J. Wise Norton, made a trip, last
week, into the interior OF the county.
Miss Ella Hunter will be a guest OF Mrs.
John Harrison, Louisville, this winter.
The Misses Lunsford, Leatherwood, spent
Friday with Mrs. Dickey, Fifteenth street.
Messrs. Charles and Rob Trull, two st.
Clairsyille, Ohio, youths, are guests IN the
city.
Mr. George Adams and lady, and Miss
Bette, went to st. Clairsyille, u, Wednes'
day. ...... -. |
Mrs Fisher, Martins Ferry, Ohio, was q
onest THURSDAY, of Mrs. Whitaker, South
! Side.
Miss Belle McCabe, Leatherwood, was a
guest, last week, of Mrs. Wood Glass, South
Side.
Misses B. and Bette Hough, of Fair
mont, are guests OF Mr. ]. c. Dent, at Kirk
wood.
Mr.. Henry Mercle'S father is lying dan
gerously i'll with the asthma at Wheeling
Hospital.
Mrs. DR.. Cunningham, Chapline street,
who has been PROSTATE with pneumonia,
is convalescent.
Mrs. DR.. Lunsford, who is visiting for
short time in the city, returned to Worces-
ter, o., yesterday.
Miss Jennie Woods, Elm Grove, is the
guest of Miss Mamie Leighton, Chapline
street. South Side.
John Febrenbach, of Cincinnati, o.,
SUI is or and Inspector OF the Seventh
District, is at the Mcclure.
DIR. Stowell, Bellaire, o., physician, re-
Gently arrived, is winning golden opinions,
socially and professionally.
Miss Stella Rheinstrom, Fourteen
street, East End, leaves for Pittsburg, Pa,
tomorrow, to visit friends.
Miss Nellie Askew, from Mt. De Chanta'
school, will spend Sunday with Mrs. ROSS
J. Alexander, at Kirkwood.
Mr.. Frank Sawder and bride, nce Wag-
ner recently visiting Mrs. Dr. J. c. Hupp,
returned to Baltimore Thursday.
Miss Jennie Simpson has been voted the
prettiest girl in Wellesley Seminary, Mass,
q college OF five hundred students.
D. F. Brown, President of the Webster
Wagon Works, of Columbus, o.. is in the
city looking up his numerous friends.
Mr.. Milt Harrison arrived yesterday on
the noon train, from Pittsburgh, to spend
Sunday with his friends in kirkwood.
Miss Addie Fowler, guest for a brief
visit Of Miss Taylor, of the College, left for
her home in GAINESVILLE, o., Tuesday.
Mr.. Nat. Winesburg, a handsome and fas-
cinating gentleman from Pittsburg, Pa, is
quartered among his friends in this city.
Sheriff D. b. Torpy and lady, who came
TO Wheeling to attend the McGarrell-
Tucker wedding, returned to Marietta, o.,
last week.
Miss Mary Roberts. recently visiting in
Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Nelson Whitaker, Chapline street,
South Side.
Mrs. Milford, Fifteenth and Jacob streets,
who has been making an extended Eastern
visit, returned Friday. in company with
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloane, nee Good, went to
Cumberland, Md, their future home, last
Tuesday, after brief visit with Mrs. Judge
Good Twelfth street.
Mr.. John Frankhouser and lady, OF Clar-
ington, o., who have been the guests OF
Mr.. Vim. Armbruster, Sixteenth street,
finished their visit Thursday.
Chas p. Bridewell, a we'll known tobacco
man of st. Louis is spending Sunday in
the city. Charlie is one OF the boys, and
has lots of friends in this vicinity.
Miss Lille Mcclellan, OF st. Louis, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. n.
Vance, of North Main street, will leave for
the City of the West tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Evans, with her sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Woodward, left Wednesday, for the
Wheeling settlement in Alabama, where
they will spend the winter in the family OF
Col. VIM. Woodward.
signor Taglispietra, the Italian baritone,
rendered LES Rameax" The Palm
Branchesl song he introduced into this
country, at Lucas, Thursday morning be-
fore a delighted audience.