Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
BRlDGEroRr AFFAIRS.
Matters secial ana GeneraI-Persenal
and Political.

| Matters Social and Generai-Refsona
| and Political
Miss lid Troll. the accomplished dsugb
Ter of Conrad Troll, of St Clairsville. aftei
spending q few days with Miss Nanni'
Cooke, returned home yesterday.
Miss Fannie AIKEN, Of Richmond, Wiz
einia, and Miss Lulu Woodruff, Of Beaver
Pa, two very charming young ladies, an
the guest of Misses Lillian and Minnie Al
| exander.
va, is visiting relatives in Krhweod-
ship, a candidate for Representative On the
| Democratic ticket, passed through town
Yesterday en- route to Steubenville, stop
Ing long enough to strike hands with his
friends.
R. B. Barrett, Deputy Auditor Of Belmont
| county and candidate for Auditor on the
Democratic ticket this fall, was in town
few days ago looking at his fence to see
whether the stakes and riders are al right.
There's not much doubt as to Barrett get
ting the delegates Of this township.
The directors of the La Belle glass COM
Rev. Chslfsnt, of the Fourth Presbyter-
ian Church of Pittsburgh, and late of the
Kirkwood congregation, will preach this
morning for Rev. Beall.
The town of "Acer," purchased by Hon.
R. ]. Alexander and DR.. Cooke, is fast i'm
proving, fifty lots have already been sold.
The fishing parties of Bridgeport are
camping out on the G.. j. & w. K. K, one
tent is pitched at Still Water belonging to
the Gifin boys and organized and separat.
ed by Nicholas Kuhn the ice man and John
Blum, the glass blower. The reports from
both camps indicate lots OF fun. Especial
ly the Baccahalian revelries by night. Nick
in company with Jimmy Howells return
ed Yesterday expecting to go back soon.
Mr.. Herman and wife of Kirkwood
are very ill, and glad to say Mr., Herman
is some better.
Miss Martin, of Louisville, KY, is visit.
ing Misses Hettie and Lucy Alexander:
Mr.. Weyand and wife, of Beaver, Pa,
are visiting Mrs. Weyand's father, Squire
Howell.
Mir. Morton and wife, of McKeesport, Pa,
are visiting Geo. Bartholomew, Mrs. Nor
toms father.
Rev. Bealrs family have gone to Fort
Wayne, Ind, to spend few months with
t .eir relatives.
DR.. George C. Vincent, president Of
Franklin College, called yesterday on the
alumni of that college who reside here.
He was here in the interest OF the college.
There's music in the air for next week.
rhe "elite" of our town.and st. Clairsvilie
expect to meet at a grove near the Z. L.. y
w. R. R., commonly called Ridgeways, to
tin the light fantastic toe and reel in the
may waltz. The st. Clairsville road will
run an extra train for the occasion. Music
by the Wheeling Orchestra. Baskets we'll
filled will be attended to.
Hon. K. J. Alexander and wife, who have
been visiting friends at Akron, ., Cor the
past week, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Stephens, nee Carrie Rhodes, Of
Philadelphia, Pa, is home on visit.
Lafayette Lafferty passed through town
en- route for Laiferty station to visit DR..
Lafferty, who was seriously injured week
week or so ago by being thrown from his
horse.
Eli Gilmore, the enterprising grocery
man of kirkwood, was out at camp last
night and reports everything lovely and
the classic bird occupies an elevated posi-
tion-in other words, the goose hangs
| high" the American express agent, Tom
| Duncan, accompanied him.
Mayor Junkins and wife are out of town
spending Sabbath.
Quite company of our young aristocrats
were out the National pike horseback
riding, on Friday evening. They report a
very enjoyable time and all the ride that
one could wish. The entire company, don.
Md with beautiful riding habits and
mounted upon spirited and easy riding
steeds, looked as happy as party summer:
ing at Long Branch or "Coney Island"
The entire party called on Miss Annie
Steenrod, and after short but pleasant
call, turned hemeward. The following
ladies and gentlemen constituted the cav
airy: Mr. j. NJ. Bags and Miss Lillian
Alexander, Mr. A. J. Heinlein and Miss
Minnie Alexander, Mr.. .. 7. Rhodes aud
and Miss Mamie Cooper and friend, Miss
Ida Troll.