Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-18


Fresh Gess1pe % the Deinxs % Various
Persons
Officer Liston is very ILL.,
L. S. Good leaves for Europe the first oil
July.
]. II. King. of Cameron, is at the St.
James
). Murphy. of sisterville, spent yester.
day in the city.
J. r. Pail, Of Jackson county, was at the
Staum yesterday.
Mr.. Korb, q well-known drummer OF
Baltimore, is in the city.
Alex. Campbell, Jr., of Bethany, was
again in the city yesterday.
J.. II. Bates, Of Springfield, O., is q guest
to-day of friends in the city.
Alex. Campbell. of Bethany, was a guest
| yesterday Of friends in the city.
Nj. Harry Aiken, 8 popular Pittsburgher,
is q guest to day at b Mcclure
Miss Birdie Mastern, OF East Liverpool,
O., is visiting friends in the city.
Benz. Leyisohn, q popular New York
tourist, has rooms az the Stamm.
II. B. Parsons, OF St George, Tucker
county, was in the city yesterday.
Bob Irwin and Jim Caldwell are hom
from Chester, Pa, for the holidays.
Misses Lu. and Jennie Smith, of Mar
ietts, are visiting friends in the city
Mrs. J. c. Hall, of Writ c.. H., is a guest
of her brother, Major Ran Stalaaker.
Miss Mollie DuDlevy. of Kansas City, Is a
guest of Miss Rsna Cole, of the Island.
Major F. II. Ballman, q we'll known Gin
cinnstisn, is quartered at the McLnre.
Charles Fsirbank, a well known Chicago
gentleman, has room at the ST. James.
Nj. WIN. Korb, a ~wellIknown Baltimor-
esn, is lying over to-day at the Stsmm.
Mrs. C. VI. Coen and Mrs. 7. K. Laird left
yesterday to visit friends in Csrrollton, o.
f. J.. CAN'T, of gainesville, Ohio, paid q
brief visit yesterday to friends in the city.
c. A. Bardons, a prominent tourist, Of
Hartford, CT. is registered at the Mcclure.
The Happy Eight" another
grand excursion to Cresap's Grove on July
ith.
Aggie Rose left yesterday for her old
home in Montrose Pa, TO spend the sum
mer.
D.. B. Devore, of the u. s. Cadet Corps, is
visiting his brother, Harry Devore, Of this
city.
Mrs. Vim. Harrison is dangerously i'll
at her residence on Jacob street. South
Side.
Mr.. Emory Barry, a popular New Yorker,
is a guest to-day OF his numerous friends In
the city.
Col. ". K. Ross, the New York agent
for the Laughliu mill, has rooms at the
McLure.
Nj. C. C. Holloway, a prominent mer-
chant of Flushing, Ohio, is in the city on
/ business.
+. w. Metcalf, q we'll. known wOol-msn Of
Boston, Mass, is a guest to-day OF Wheel
ing friends.
Mrs. Lashley and daughter, Mrs. Charlie
Howell. leave this week to visit Morgan
town friends.
Mrs. lie Moyne and child, and Miss
Koons. of Washington, Pa, are guests al
the ST. James.
Jacob PfefFerman, who has been danger
ously i'll for some time, is convalescing
quite rapidly.
Mr.. Herman Stoe'zer is home from the
State Normal school, at FaIrmont, TO spend
the holidays.
Mr.. c. +. Lorentz, a popular Falls City
gentleman, is lying over TO day with
friends at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Bray, nee Miss Lizzie ST. Clair, i.
" NSlllDg ntT uuClt, III. IuuulHSIdLA u : III
Fourth street residence.
Miss Res, of Pittsburgh, who has been
visiting Hattie DalZell of Twelfth street,
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Wilbur Wright, the handsome and
accommodating clerk at NicOl!s' art store,
leaves Wednesday, to visit his parents at
his old home near Peoria, Ill.
Judge Brannon and A. II. Kunst left yes
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after a short soJourn in the city.
Mr.. C.. J. Pearson, OF New York, is at the
MCLure. Mr.. Pearson has in his possession
The rather curious pet Of a live fox.
Miss Mary NJ. Burns, Fairmont's society
telle, graduated at the normal school last
Thursday, taking the honors OF the day.
Miss Mamie Laughlin has returned from
a short visit 10 Parker,burg. out leaves
this week 10 visit friends in Dayton, Ohio
Mr. y. II. Hamilton. the genial repre-
sentative of the weliknown New York
/ firm Of c. NJ. Connowsy < Co, IS located at
the Mcclure.
Mr.F. Kernst. ii the B-rmuia Islands.
who hss two dAugnt-r> al Mount DeCnaat
al. arrived III the Ci:y yesterday, bringing
| his third daughter u jbIn her two ; sters.
one Ci the features Of Tuesdsy evenings
I concert a. the Opera HOuse will be a violin
solo BIZ Miss X-lca b anchard. the aGcOm-
pl'shed assistant pr!ncipa. of the SegUjn
! Collegiate Institute.
Mr.. c. J. White, Of the Telephone EE-
change, has resigned his position and left
Yesterday TO visit his parents in Washing
ton. u c. The vacancy in the Office has
been aCceptsbly filled by Mr.. Frank Gowely.
Hon. A. Bradford. Hon. c. H. GresaD.
ex members of the House of Delegates, ID.
T H. McClelland, correspondent of the Chi.
csgo Inter. Ocean, II. J. Sniyely, OF Grafton,
and l.. ID. Strader, Of Beverly, arrived at
the Mcclure this morning at two o'clock,
I from Washington, u. c.
! Joe W. Cooper, son Of DR.. J. N. Cooper,
( Of Wellsburg, returned this week, having
been absent for the last nine months At.
tending school in the medical deplrtm ent
Of the University OF Michigan, at Ann
Arbor. This is his second year at that in.
stitution, and we learn he will take his
bird and graduating course next year at
the University of Pennsylvania at Pniia-