Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-29
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF n Personal
Nature.


Col. William McMechen went to Steuben-
willie yesterday.
Manager Riester and wife returned to the
city, yesterday.
T. p. Mccarthy leaves for Toronto, Cana
ds. on u visit to friends.
Miss Minnie Cline leaves for Parkcrsburg
to-day, to attend school.
10. Golfer, has returned from refresh
ing dip in the sea at Asbury Park.
wv. Armstrong. of the fire department,
will leave to-day, for Niagara Falls.
Misses Lizzie and Alice Muldrew are Wis.,
iting friends in Belmont county, Ohio.
Patrick Mclaughlin, of Beaver, president
of the Beaver fairassOciation, Is in the city.
Misses Mary and Emily Campbell ill re-
turn tomorrow from their rustlcation at
Bethany.
Frank De Vile, an enterprisins shoe
clerk of canton, O., is visiting friends IN
the city.
Miss BERTHE Gore. of Hillsbourgh, Ohio,
is the guest of Miss Nrtie Wide, Of Thir-
tCenth street.
Mayor Egerter is, we regret to learn,
living very low and great fears OF his re-
coyery are entertained.
Miss Lizzie Mann, very accomplished
Young lady, was for eight days the guest OF
Mrs. Lawrence Sellers in Fulton.
Capt. Thos. J. Ball leaves for Buffalo this
afternoon to visit Nelson BlOCher, Esq,
corner Huron and Delaware avenues,
Miss Lou Cummins, of Wheeling, has re-
turned home from visit among friends IN
this place. Washington Reporter.
VIM. H. Woodward Esq, came to this
city from Pittsburg last evening. Wheel
ing is now his Mountaineering, Alabama.
Mr.. J. A. J. Zahn, German Secretary Of
the Pittsburgh Synod, is as clever ana cOur'
teous q gentleman rs one could wish to
meet.
Misses Lizzie and Mary Schuele. Lima
McCord and Lidc Dudley leave for ALE
gheny, tomorrow, to be gone tor Two
weeks.
Miss A. Taylor, President of the Wheel
ing Female College, returned to the city,
Yesterday, and will be at the college the re-
mainder of vacation.
Eugene Boyer, the List OF Lucas music
store, is disporting himself in the surf at
Atlantic City. He writes that he immensely
enjoys the buck baths.
Mr. B. Lied, father of Geo. A., OF this
city, has extended a cordial invitation to
the Harmonic MGnnerchOr Society to visit
his garden, while in Cleveland.
Mr.. +. w. Dunawsy, our genial city re-
Ceiyer and wife, accompanied by Misses
| Jennie SylviS and Mary thinner, left for
| short visit to Cleveland yesterday.
Rev. Fishburn, OF Greenville, Pa. who is
attending the meeting of the Pittsburg
| Synod, was agreeably surprised, on return
ing from the afternoon session, yesterday,
by the presentation of an immense water
melon.
Sheriff +. Il. Hasle-, of Jackson county,
is in the city. He is Republican and has
more hope of Republican success in the
ShoeString district than possibly Loomis
himself.
Miss Sallie Ford, of the South Side, who
has gained host of additional friends by
her visit to Fairmont, Palatine and King
wood, has returned home.
Mr.. Fred. J. Norton, of the New Mcclure,
left, yesterday. for Broad Mountain, where
his wife and family have been spending the
summer. He will return, bringing them,
in the course of a few days.
Secretary Ed. Hazlett returned on Sun
day night from a weeks stay at Asbury
Park. Ed. was q guest at the Ocean Hotel
with MeSsrs. Doc Motfatt, Ed. Mendel and
| Jake Berger, and is still wondering where
so many pretty girls sprang from.
Hon. B. l.. Butcher, Superintendent of
State Schools, went to Richie county yes
terday. Mr.. Butcher, who knows nothing
| if he does not know everything about the
schools of the State, is very successful and
| enthusiastic officer.
The Stamm House was made happy yes
terday by the return from MouhdSyille of
Col. William ENley. Col. Exley looks
bronzed and hearty, and altogether wears
the air of IA man with whom the fresh at
mosphere and sound teachings of camp
meeting entirely agree.
Miss Birdie Harrison, of Deer Park, ar
rived in the city, yesterday, and is the
guest of Miss Carrie GilchrISt, at Leather
wood. This is Miss Harrison's debut in
Wheeling society, where her beauty and,
accomplishments will make her q fayorite.
Miss Jennie Moody of Washington city,
yesterday terminated q visit at the resi-
dence of her uncle, John P. Gilchrist, Esq,
and returned home. Miss Moody is the
possessor of a wonderful soprano, which
has, of late, been heard with the greatest
pleasure by the Leatherwood people.