Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29


pleasure with business in their trip. stop
ping at Washington, New York and Q trip
up the Hudson.
In q letter received from Alex. Laing.
Esq, who is touring in England, he stated
Queen Victoris's royal knee was much bet
ter and the rest of the royal family we'll;
in consideration of which he will return
home.
Miss Hattie Martin, q charming little
Washington lady, who has oeen visiting
Miss Lolita Nelson, returned home yester.
day, accompanied by her hostess who will
spend The remainder OF the summer with
her.
Ed. Tingle left Thursday for Charleston,
W. Va. He will linger at that point for
few days with friends and then continue
bis trip to Louisville. Ky, from which point
he will go direct to his home in Montana.
Captain H. A. Theaker Of Fort Macin-
tcsh, Texas, who has been visiting friends
in the city, left for the east Wednesday,
accompanied by his wife who has also been
visiting IN the city.
Miss Annie Carson gave a delightful
little reception last Wednesday evening at
her residence on. Thirty third street in
honor of her visitor, Miss Kennedy, OF
Pittsburgh.
Walter Cinehart and lady entertained
the Yahoo fishing club Thursday evening,
at their Island resipence on South Penn
street, previous to their annual trip for the
summer.
Mr.. L. s. Mcmillan, an old Wheeling
boy, whose home is in Chicago, aud who
use to call himself Lou Clarkson, will be
in the city, to-day, the guest OF South Side
friends.
Charlie Brown, of New York, is q guest
of friends in the city. Charlie is an old
Wheeling boy and has lots of friends in
the city, who were glad 10 welcome him
back.
Misses Maggie King and Lizzie Molten,
two charming ladies of the East End, re.
turned in the fore part OF the week from an
extended visit TO friends down the river.
Mrs J. S Daily, of Pittsburgh, and Mrs.
Jennie s. Farrell and children, OF Steuben-
Vile, Ohio, are spending portion Of the
summer with friends at Grandyiew, O.
Misses Sallie and Laura Ford, two accom-.
plished bellies of the South Side, returned
home from and extended trip to the East
End House, at West Alexander, Pa.
1t is rumored that popular young drug
gist, of the East End, is dead gone on q
lady living close to his place OF business
Cards will be out thi, week.
T. Talbot Beard, of Gin on, Ohio, who
has been visiting his brother, Ambrose, OF
Martins Ferry, Ohio, for several days, left
yesterday for his old home.
Misses Lizzie Lash, Rena Cole and Mollie
Dunling, charming trio OF Island girls,
have returned from month ) sol ourn with
friends in Braxton county.
A large party of our young folks excurt-
ed out Tuesday evening 10 st. Clairsvlle,
dining at the National Hotel and retuT ming
home at reasonable hour.
Oscar Mccall and lady, of Philadelphia,
who have been visiting the family of Col.
+. z. Shallcross for the past mCath, return
ed home Wednesday.
Thomas ?. Howell, OF Chaplne street,
returned yesterday from Dear Park, where
lie has been rusticating since his departure
from the sea shore.
Rev. Armstrong and charming daughter,
Miss Miriam, will be the guests OF Major
Loring's family at Elm Grove during the
month of August.
Major Loring and lady and two daughters
Misses Lucy and Minnie I.oring, left yester-
day for tC ur OF the lakes and brief visit
10 Detroit friends.
Mrs. Dr. Collum, Of Philadelphia, Pa, is
the guest OF Mrs. Gritiiths, OF Chspline
street. Mrs. C. is a daughter OF the late
Josiah Chapline.
Miss Maggie Kennedy, a beartiidl rep
reSentative of Allegheny's fairest daught.
ers, is guest of Miss Annie Carson, OF
the South Side.
Misses Lizzie and Mira Downs, two
charming East End beauties, left yester.
day for Cincinnati and other points down
the raging Ohio
Mrs. Wilson and daughter, Miss Julia,
of Thirteenth street, have returned from
pleasant visit to friends in Washington
county, Pa.
The Blue Goose fishing club, composed
principally of the married Island crowd,
will go into camp near Sistersyille in
August.
Charlie Goethe, the East End drug man,
made flying social trip to Pittsburgh, re-
turning the next morning, looking awfully
happy.
Mrs. Joseph Lowdenslager and family, OF
Newark, o, are the guests of Mrs. WIN.
Wolvington, Of Thirty.third street, South
Side.
Mrs. Cecil Robinson, Misses Maggi e
Wright, Hannah Whalley and Mr., John
Wright left Wednesday for Lake Chautau'
qua.
Miss Irene Stedger and brother Royal, of
Moun6sville, w. Va, were guests last
week of Rev. Lancaster, Of the South Side.
Mrs. Allen Howell, Jr., children and
brother, Mr.. Sam Patterson, left Thursday
Tor q noted summer retreat on Lake Erie.
Mrs. VIM. Preston, OF Columbus, O., re-
turned home Wednesday, after a pleasant
visit to friends in the city and vicinity.
Oscar Seeley, the popular plumber and
vocalist and tragedian, is very i'll at his
residence on South Front street, Island.
Mrs. DR.. Hughes of Baltimore, Md, is
visiting her mother, Mrs Adrian. at her
residence On Market street, South Side.
Harry Il. Atkinson, of the Garden Spot,
emigraled Wednesday TO GAINESVILLE, Wis
Ccnsip, 10 grow up with the country.
Mrs. Mary G. Purvis, a charming matron
o. Bethany, has terminated a visit with
relatives here and returned home.
Miss Jennie Spicee, of MaysYilIe, KY,
returned home yesterday after a pleasant
visit to friends in the North End.
James Hall and Irwin Singleton are max
ing an extended tour through the lake
region and down the st. Lawrence.
Jack Hanna returned Wednesday from
a successful and enjoyable fishing trip TO
the South Branch of the Potomac.
Robert Crangle and wife have returned
to their Chapline street residence after an
extended sojourn at Cape May.
Miss Maggie Grubh, of the island, re.
turned home yesterday after pleasant
visit to friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Lille Sterling, Of Portage county,
Ohio, is the guest OF her brother, G. A.
Sterling, OF the North End.
Vim. Albright. OF North Wheeling is
visiting the South Side fishing club at their
camp near Cresap's Grove.
Mrs. Scott and daughter, Mrs. Cunning.
ham, of New York, are the guests of Mrs
Lunsford at Leatherwood.
Mrs. Lee and daughter, of Hannibal. Mo-,
will be the guests this week, of Mrs. Frank
HeaIne, at Leatherwood.
Misses Mamie and Minnie Smith, OF Ma.
rietta, o., are the charming guests Of
friends in the city.
Miss Ella Duval, of Black River, O., is the
charming guest of Miss Maggie McEntee,
of the South Side.
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