Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
Matters Of Interest In City and
Vicinity.
Gossip of Persons and Society-Choiee
MorseIs of Dame Rumor's Latest
and Miss Grundy's
Best

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Chicago.
joseph H. Woodward left for Alabama
Thursday.
Will Hearne and lady will summer at
| Washington. Pa.
Will Uelaplain has returned from an eH.
| tended Western tour. On.
Miss Ida Todd, Bridgeport belle, is Wis.
ting Pittsburgh friends
Miss Julia Grouse, of Steubenville, is
| guest Wheeling friends. -;
Mrs Charles Dunlap will spend the heat
ed term in the mountains.
Mis-. Hodge, Of Pittsburg, was q guest
Tuesday of South Side friends.
Miss Mary Vsrdy will spend the heated
| term on tue lake shore at Chicago.
Capt. B B. Dovener returned yesterday
| from q short visit to Columbus, y.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. 8. Gibbs will spend the
| heated term on the Delaware coast.
Miss Jennie Layton, of Alton, Pa, will
| this week visit friends in the city.
Miss Jessie Wells, of Burgettstowu, is
visiting relatives in the East End
Miss Birdie Barrett, OF Frostb1rg. Nd, is
| a guest of friends in the East End.
Mrs. VIM. Shaefer, of Wellsburs, was
guest Tuesday of friends in the city.
Harry Chesson. of Parkersburg, is lying
over for few days with friends here.
Jim Cunningham and lady will spend
the warm season at Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Robert Creighton, OF Beilesville, o.,
is visiting relatives in the North End.
Mrs. Harry Troy, OF Manningtcn, IS Wis.
iting among her friends on the Island.
Mrs. II. B. Kells, of Steubenville was
guest last week of her relatives in the city.
Will Gray, OF the Island Drug Store, is
| laid ND with q severe attack Of rheumatism.
George r. Taylor and family will, as usu-
| al, spend the summer at the Stamm House.
DIR. John Dickey will be home from the
Philadelphia Medical college about June l.
Miss Birdie Hancher, OF Pittsburg, was
guest last week of friends in the Fast End.
Major Will Jackson spent several days
last week at his old home in Parkersourg.
Miss Sallie Mendel, of Taylor, Texas, is
visiting Mrs. Berger. on Zaue street, Island.
Mrs. Frank Frayden, of the East End, is
visiting friends and relatives in Easton,
Pa.
Miss Mamie Scott, charming uhrichs'
Vile young lady, is visiting friends in the
city.
Miss Martin, one OF the New Msrtinsville
| fairest daughters, was guest Tuesday IN
the city.
james NcCann and charming daughter,
! Miss Annie, will leave the first OF June Tor
Europe.
Mr.. Fred Baumer has returned from
short business and pleasure trip 10 MOT
| gantOwn.
Mr.. J. l.. Stifel left Tuesday for Balti-
more from whence he sailed for Europe on
Thursday.
Mrs, George Lyons, of Marietta, is guest
| OF her brolherln-law, Mr.. Gooiorl, OF the
East End.
Mrs. Apologize, OF Wellsburg, was guest
| during the fore part OF the week OF friends
in the city.
Miss Nellie Tallant, OF Chicago, will, in
| the near future, visit relatives and friends
in this city.
Miss Gussie Thompson, of Waynesburg,
Pa, was guest last week OF Mrs. Lantrey,
of the Island,
Miss Ida Glbreath. of the Island, left
Wednesday on long visit to friends in
Si.tersville. o
Miss Nettie Sharp, of North Wheeling
is visiting relatives and friends in Mar.
shaltown, Iowa.
Mr.. Jack Ayers. OF Palatine, was guest
last week of his brotherin law, Superin.
tendent Butcher.
Mr. Joseph Sieybold, of the Eighth ward,
is lying very i'll at his residence with ty'
phoid pneumonia.
Charley and Henry Moenkemiller left
Tuesday for Cleveland, o., to attend the
annual meeting of the Ohio State Pharma.
centical Association.
Mr.. J. II. Morgan and lady, of Littleton,
W. Va, were guests Of their many friends
in the city last week.
Mrs George LazIer, Of Smithfeld, D.,
vas guest last week OF her sister, Mrs.
Fuch, of the South side.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hamilton and son
have returned home from an extended
visit to friends in Cleveland.
Mrs. Meholin and Mrs. Swift will spend
the summer months in the formers hand
some cottage at Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. Hearne, OF Kansas City, will be the
guest OF her son Frank, at his elegant
residence, during the summer months.
Mrs. will Rose is visiting her parents at
Silver Lake, and will continue her visit
throughout the entire summer season.
Mr.. Will Osborn, a wellknown Clsrks-
burg boy, was among his many city
friends during the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Belle Hunnprv and famil y left Thurs
day for South America. Mrs. Hunn-ry is
the daughter OF Thos. sesmon, OF the Isl
and.
MIR. Max. Weller, the genial "Our Uncle"
of Market street, paid a short visit to
Cleveland last week, accompanied BY his
lady.
Miss Annie Marshall, of woodsfeld, O.,
was a guest during the fore part OF the
week of Miss Lena Walton, of Fourteenth
street.
Mr.. Watson, Of Fairmont, gracefully
guided group OF charming young ladies'
Of the same place under the shadow OF
Jumbo.
Mrs. Frank Mcneil and Miss Greer will
| while the heated season away ht Mount
Al,o, a charming little retreat in the ALE.
gheDies.
Miss McKelvey, of Pittsburgh. is visit
ing her daughter at the Mcclure House.
Her daughter is parlor boarder at the
college.
Chas. =. Hamilton, our promising young
architect, left Wednesday on an extended
tour through northwestern Ohio and
Michigan.
The Misses Wilson, OF Chapline street,
will shortly break up housekeeping In this
city and make their home with their
brother in New York.
Mrs Nelson Whitaker left yesterday for
Philadelphia, where she will be guest OF
her daughter, Miss Sallie till after the COM
mencempnt exercises.
Ex Judge Raymond and nieces, Jennie
and Sallie Raymond, were guests during
the fore part OF the week OF Mrs. Col. Ar
nett. OF Fifteenth street.
Professor Whitehill, OF the Linsly Insti
tuie, has been invited ~ set as judge at
the contest Of the literary societies OF
Geneva College on the 9th inst
Professor Webers accomplished daughter
Miss Maud, left Tuesday on the steamer
Andes on an extended visit ~ her sister,
Mrs. Matte Eesbild. in Byba.ia, Miss.
Miss Lulu Kendall, OF hvkersburg, will
take the first hopors. and Mary Heyman,
Of this city, the second honor. at the CON-
msncement in June Of the Wheeling Fe-
male College.
Miss KATE Hunter. Of Louisville. KY.
who has been nursing her brother through
his long illness. has returned home. ens-
bled TO do 30 by the rapid convalescence
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