Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

more, is at the Stamm.
Mrs, Ali and her fair daughter OF Pitts.
burgh, were at the Mcclure yesterday en-
route to Mt. de Chantal.
Mrs. Reeves, Of Wellsburg. was Q g1est
week of her grand daughter who is attend
ing the Female College.
Mrs. Cooper and Slaughter, OF Woods.
field, were tine guests Of Wheeling friends
the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Samuel Laughlin and family have
left for Cleveland, Ohio, where they Will
reside during the summer.
DR.. 7. B. Campbell will return this even
ing from Newark, o., where ne has been at
tending q wedding Of friend.
Mrs. Cohen, OF Cleveland, Ohio, is visit.
ing her father, Mr.. Jos. Eiseman, the Main
street merchant.
Mr.. Theodore Schreiber, OF the Island,
left last week for New York, where he will
sail for Germany.
Mr.. Christian Hess leaves Wednesday for
New York, and will sail Wednesday week
for the Fatherland.
Herman Hess, an old Wbeelingite, 10.
| Gated at present In st. Louis Is in the city,
renewing his old acquaintauces.
Abel Hunter, OF Grafton. electrified his
| friends by making his ever welcome pres
ence among them Thu rsday.
Joseph Hutton, OF Randolph csuuty, q
cousin OF Superintendent Butcher, was
guest in the city last week.
The many friends Of Col. J. G. Anderson
| and lady will be gratitied TO learn that they
are expected home this week.
Miss Annie Hoge Dellaire lady we'll.
known in Wheeling society, Is guest Of
Miss Troll, OF St. Clairsyille.
Squire Caldwell and family have taken
possession of the old GOshorn property,
east OF the city, for the summer.
Capt Steve Riley, the popular conductor
on the b, & o., who has been i'll with ty.
phoid fever, is slowly improving.
John Reed, the popular prescriptionist
at Reeds pharmacy, on the South Side,
paid short visit to Pittsburgh last week.
The knights OF 81. George will hold an
important meeting to morrow afternoon In
the st. Alphonsus Hall, on the South
Side.
J.B. Barnhill and family, OF Bellaire,
| have taken a cottage at Portland, OHIO,
where they will sojourn during the heated
| term.
J. and J. r. Wilson, two we'll known
| Bethany students, invaded the city yester-
| day with the Avowed intention Of seeing
the sights.
A. C. Slower, the genial collector OF Men.
del & Co, has resumed his duties after q
| long confinement to the house With o seri.
| GUS illness.
Messrs. Willard, OF New York, and Lii.
lard, Of Kentucky, two popular Bethany
| College students, we're guests In the city
last Sunday.
| Messrs A. G. and George Stauver visited
| Pittsburgh last week, the after TO lay in q
stock OF goods for his new drug store on
the South Side.
| Mrs. Hugh Brown, aged y years, died
Monday last at her residence iE Steuben
vi lie. Mrs. Brown was the mother Of Mrs.
John Frew OF this city.
Miss Bette Pendleton, OF Albemsrle
county, Virginia, who has been making an
| extended visit to friends and relatives in
the city, has returned.
The University boys yesterday afternoon
embarked on their voyage down the beau.
tiful Ohio on the good barge purchased BY
them OF Lou Neidhardt.
Miss Armstrong, OF st. Ciairsville, for
| merly q teacher at the Female College. vas
guest last week OF Miss Taylor, the prin.
cipal OF that institution.
J. Will Hunter was so greatly improved
| yesterday as TO admit Of his removal to Mt.
Belleview, where the fresh country air will
be Of great benefit TO him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warfeld, OF Noble county,
were the guests during the fore part OF the
week Of their daughter who is pupil at
the Wheeling Female College.
Allen Howell has purchased the resi-.
dence on Fourteenth street formerly occu.
pied by George PAUL., and Is putting on
some handsome improvements.
Mr.. }. q. Hatcher, OF Cleveland, O., has
rooms at the Mcclure. Mr.. II. is superiu.
tendent OF the Burial Case Company, and
is a brother.in. law OF Mr.. A. Chandler.
John Oesterling left yesterday for New
York where, next week, he will be joined
by his daughter, Miss Hickey, on Wennes-
day, when they will sail for Europe.
A. NJ. Kingsbury. a we'll known Cincin-
natl man, has rooms at the Mcclure. Mr..
X. carries with him the small amount OF
two hundred thousand needles as samples.
As substantial evidence OF the artistic
les prevailing in Wheeling among the
artists, Miss +. Rody received an ords:
from lady IN Denver, Col, for a bonnet
in the latest style.
The Pottery Assembly, nights OF Labor.
will give . grand picnic at the Fair
Grounds on the Both Of May. The music
for the occasion will be furnished by the
full Opera House orchestra
A large party Of our society folks will
eIcurt down the river Thursday evening
on the steamer Princess. An orche,tra viii
be taken along, and q good time 10 looked
forward TO by all concerned.
Geo. Stauver, the genial and popular
clerk IN Lists drug store, IL handsomely
fitting up the storeroom OF Kisvis, cor.
Twenty siIth and Chapline streets, WHARF
be will open first class drug store.
The committee In charge OF the Ger.
mania Singing Society picnic, which will
be held At the fair grounds, are working
like beavers. The affair promises TO be
the event Of the day in our city's celebrs.
tions.
There will be grand picnic held ct the
fair grounds on Saturday, May 10. for the
benefit OF A. A. Jackson, who has been par.
1yzed for the past three months. The
chairman OF the committee has hi nself sold
over 800 tickets.
Mrs. Hildreth and daughter, Miss Dora
and Misses Greer and Dupereux md Nessss.
Arthur Mckee, Jim Adams, VIII Ne.
Mechep were among the ST. LsWreoce or.
cursjonists who continued the trip from
this city TO Pittsburgh and rs' urn.
John Cummins. the popular B. & o.
engineer, who has lately returned from IN
extended trip in the East, South and West,
received bis new engine, No. 70. from the
B. & o. shops Tuesday. she Is Q dandy
and don't you forget t." 10 tho way Jsci
expresses his admiration Of bis new pct.
The Albuquerque Rerier OF April 3ott
says: The Eeeier received pleasant cal
this morning from Mr.. H b. Ferguson, g,
Wheeling. ". Va Mr.. Ferguson II IN,
commissioner from West Virginia 70 th,
Denver Mining EIpoStion and viii ADJ,