Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
ArReCEssIos OF RERsoss
p,.sesi In Review Before Their Friead'
Our ReaderS.

York.
Gov. Jackson expects to go 10 Parkersburg
tomorrow.
lie. Reeves, M. D., spent yesterday at
, Fairmont.
Col. J. B. Peyton will return to the city
! on Friday.
Major Anderson is happy over the hnes'
Office in the city.
RIB McLain has become domiciled al
! at the Stamm House.
Bridge Cracraft is Grating in law cases
down in Writ county.
Miss s. s. NJ. Griffin. OF Willow Island Is
stopping at the st. James.
Thomas ]. Neal. of Alabama. Ohio, Is
| visiting friends liz the city.
Jobn NJ. Houston. the druggist, Is traN-
! cling for q GAINESVILLE house.
Senator Joe. Woods has returned from
vacation spent in Washington.
Councilman Jim Cunning has accepted
situation with Redman 20.
! Theodore Wolf. who resides near Bethany
! was visiting friends III the city.
| Miss Beulah Boyd returned on Saturday
! from the College nj Wooster, ONO.
| Prof. Dwight announces the glucose
n
Hon. W. \. Quarter, the Charleston en-
! saws, Is worn out after his executive u"'
! ties.
After all Of the rumored starts, Miss Mel
| Iie Vas left Tor her Mobile home on FRI
day.
\. Williams. OF Parkersburg, is the
new member OF the State Pharmacy conNeh'
/ ton.
| Tommy Seaman is smiling over the i'm
! mense bargain he made in fixtures IN YIN
! cinrau.
Mrs John Mendel is laid up from the
effects OF kick by horse, received OH
! Saturday.
/ Mrs George c. Trimble and family left on
! the st. Lawrence on Saturday, for trip TO
Kentucky.
J. Pluyius was 4 welcome guest IN the
! city, last night. lie arrived at haiPast
/ five o'clock.
( Miss Isador Pollock and Miss Ada Simp-
! son left on the Wyoming, on saturday tor
/ New Orleans.
! Henry Hess, OF Bellaire, is visiting in
/ the city, and reports booming business IN
! the Glass city
/ Prof. John NJ Birch is entirely wrapped
| up in the public schools, and makes most
efficient officer
/ DIR. A. F.. Summers President of the SEN
. ate. will get home 10 Charleston by the An
DIES or Tuesday.
! Peter Snellsauer. formerly OF Wheeling,
/ but now OF Pittshurs, is visiting friends AT
! the North End.
/ CITY Receiver Runaway was elected iinan-
cial reporter of Alpha Lodge, h. OF H. on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Abram Spruccbank, Jr., is the guest
of Mrs John l.antry, corner Jacob ana
Forty-ffth streets.
Frank i. Montague Hennig covered HIM
self with glory At the Knights OF Honor
performance Friday.
Delegate John Il. Floyd. OF Logan. still
fingers, and it is whispered Mrs. f. will ac-
company him home.
The author OF the 'Hcir OF Irwin Hall,
published as a serial in the Uct:i Dcmo"rW,
is a Wheeling young lady.
Matte Ferguson, who played Jane in
the New" Fast Lynne. is pronounced 4
little darling by the boys.
Katharine Rogers wa, sick during the
performances, here. She can, accordingly,
Sympathizc with her audiences
George W. Byrne, late Assistant Clerk OF
the House, will be detained in the city
until Wednesday, at $40 per day.
ON Saturday William Henry Harrison
Davis assumed his duties as jailOr. vice
Patrick Daily, resigned at request.
The West Union RecoH notes the return
from Wheeling of Senator Maxwell and
his daughter the blooming Miss Susie.
Misses Sophie and Annie Harding and
Lille Braden, three yonng Washington
ladies, are enlivening Wheeling society.
Attorney General Watts is being gener-
ally compiimented by the State press upon
his able argument here ou the &. K q. tax
alton case.
Minnie Palmer should eat oat meal and
drink milk. A taper ankle is very pretty,
on the stage, but hers has not enough
taper.
John-Palmcr. Graham Rogers has the
finest collection ri diamonds that has been
in this city since Jauauschek made her
first Splurge.
Talmagc will be here on Tuesday and
lecture. He denies that his other csCspade
was an advertising dodge. He is always
worth hearing
Capt. Lowry, after visit to Washington,
which was without 4 Spt.toon. or other
musical incident, is now shooting crows
on his native heath.
Miss Annie Hall, of Fairmont. has ter
minated visit with Col. W. Arnett, and
returned home. Miss Jennie Raymond
will return this week.
George c. Sturgiss, Of MOrgantown, is, it
is said, to be the forthcoming Malone of
West Virginia Some people are never
weary of selfsaCrifiCe.
DR.. English, one of the Oldest residents
Oi Ohio county, is at present confined to
his room at Clinton of sickness. He is
past eighty years of age.
John Rogers, Minnie Palmers My Sweet
heart, was fined only $50 and costs for
throwing Lem Busby down stairs at the
Opera House. Johns temper is bigger nor
he is.
Dan K. Neal, the ParkcrSburg Sentinel re-
ports, arrived safely in the Wicked City,
with the scalpS of numberless Wheeling
bellies attached to hi> girdle. There is no
gainsaying it-Dan was a blood.
Charlie Russcl's new book, The Kiss, e"
is TOO entirely it. By-thc.way, as we are
not all as smart as Charlie, he should send
out second edition, translating the
Swedish quotation on the back OF the book.
Or is it Swedish?
NJ. deLatoUr, Of the Nov" East lynne.
bears a striking resemblance to a certain
the latter's name would he, however, to
! cause unnecessary shedding OF blood. and
We would not blame him, either
Delegate Frank =. Mcneil is the happiest
man on the Island. On Saturday some I'M
| known friends presented him with a hand
some gold mounted walking stick. II came
from Miller & FranZheim's and Ulysses
Carin did himself proud in presenting it.
DR.. John p Gray Superintendent of the
Insane Asylum at Utica, y. Y, who was
an expert witness in the Guiteau trial,
! and was shot by crank" a short time
since, who said he was impelled to do so
by the Almighty. Guiteau. &c. writes to
DR.. Camden Of this city, that although the
wound is long and ugly he is improving,
and has hopes of recovery. He was shot
through the cheeks and mouth and barely
escaped a mortal wound.
Grateful Women.
None receive so much benefit and none
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