Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
BRIDGEPORT BUDGET.
Personal Movements OF Many People
A Pleasant Picnic-I.ist OF Attend.

"A fItdShut
ants.
The Misses Wrights, OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
are the guests OF Misses Hetty and Lucy
Miss Tacy Holmes, of New Athens, o.,
and Mrs. Cannon, of Oregon, are visiting
the family OF DR.. Cooke.
Hon. Isaac Askew, of Kansas City, Mo-,
fatherin.law of r. J. Alexander, is in on
his annual visit. His object in spending
The summer in Ohio il TO hunt and fish.
He can tell big whale stories.
Mr. Swain, q brakeman on the G. l.. d
w. X. K, and formerly Of Grafton, ". va,
was run over Thursday afternoon by the
yard engine, from the effects OF which he
died that evening.
John Bates and family are going West to
Denver City, where they expect to make
their future home. They are going to
start next Tuesday. Bridgeport will lose
and Denver will receive most excellent
family.
Miss Lizzie Schust, OF Fl Wayne, Ind,
but formerly Of Wheeling, w. Va, is visit.
ing Miss Dora Heinlein.
X. J. Alexander and son are off on
fishing excursion to Captina. While there
they will no doubt visit the Buckeye tree
where hornets use to flourish.
Mr.. john Iilch, OF Bellaire, o., was In
ySoeSAuoJ ANsAAb sAS fAS6' ~ 49,
city.
out I the "f 3. L. & W. R. R. camping
J.EB Macdonald left for Pittsburgh
yesterday on legal business.
Glenn Holms passed through town with
some very fine kentucky horses yesterday
en- route to his home at New Athens, O..
Amos Horner, OF Marietta, o., was in
town yesterday on business.
Jacob Boneysteel is manager OF the
Nail City glass house.
Mr.. Baird OF the Island, was lately
elected Secretary OF the La Belle Glass
Company.
Gabriai Nuby, the enterprising barber,
is on the sick list. May he soon recover.
Mrs. Jay Beadle left for Der former home
at Wellington, o., last week, 70 attend the
funeral Of her brother, Marshal Brenner,
who was killed by shot that was fred BY
a burglar.
Mr.. Liler father OF John Liller, ex-As-
SCISSOR of Bridgeport, was in town yester-
day looking up old friends,
Miss Minnie Fogle spent last week at
Mount Pleasant, her former home.
Maphal Joe McConnaghey, Nicholas
Kuhn and Geo. Briedenstein came in yes
terday from camp al Strassburg.
There will preaching at the Presbyterian
Church this morning and evening. after
WHICH INC CUurCu Will Dc CiO5cu tOf ocNoTul
weeks. Rev. Beall, pastor, is going TO
Fort Wayne, Ind, where bis family Is
Speeding the summer.
Tom Sergeant baggage master OF the G.
L. & ". K. r. is off for q month In order
to reenperate up. Will Skinner, OF the
North End, has taken his place for the time
being.
Rev. Day. of New Athens. o.. passed
through town enroute TO Independent, Pa,
where he Is 10 preach to-day. He stopped
lang enough TO call on some Of his old &C
quaintances.
Hon. Alouso Danford. Of ST. GAINESVILLE,
passed through town yesterday toward
home, at the same tine shaking hands
with bis many friends.
". b. Grout, general tickst agent OF the
c., L. 4 w. r. r, was at this end of the
road on Business yesterday.
Mrs. George Medilf returned yesterday
from . weeks trip al Buffalo. n. Y.
A very pleasant picnic US hsid last
Friday afternoon and evening. Mart Nc.
Cornaughy, our accommodating livery
man, furnished the "HerdicS" while
Boston's band furnished the good music.
The procession moved out on the pike at
about P. NJ, and returned singing raed.
feys. at 1880 p. n. All express . desire to
duplicate the order that called the crowd
together; and that before long. We would
sreak the voice OF all if We should say that
at was good to be there"
The folio wing ladies and gentlemen were