Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
ST. GAINESVILLE.

Mrs. Hannah Watson, who spent the past
winter ut Mobile. Ala, has returned hsre,
where she will spend the balance of the
Judge Kelly spent portion of the week
in Csdiz, where District Court was in ses'
sion.
Judging OF the number of comments in
the different wheeling papers, the prin-
ters' nine of that place take their defeat BY
our printers rather to heart. A look over
the book OF rules OF base ball for 1888,
shows that the decisions made by the um-
pire, to which they excepted, were all cor.
rect. Again, they saw our club was not
all printers. We played one more printer
than they did, but seven was all We could
find here.
Cochran, Of Martins Ferry, will crate at
the Farmers' Home picnic, to be held here
August I'd.
on Monday evening Mrs Lewis Wooten
gave a birthday party 70 which several
colored folks from neighboring towns were
present. Mr.. Wooten Is the carrier here Of
the SUNDAY REGISTER.
VIM. Mcknight and "Possum" Coss, OF
Martins Ferry, were brought out to the
stone pile on Wednesday for fighting.
"Possum" was only released from q similar
situation on last Saturday.
Mrs. W. S. Hobbs, accompanied by her
two daughters, left Wednesday for visit
to her father, Rev. Thos H. Barnes, OF
GAINESVILLE.
J. b. Meyer, ESQ.,, DR.. B. F. Talbot aud
r. @. Meyer are on ten days excursion
among the Marshall county, w. Va, hills:
They left here on Thursday. Fishing and
hunting will occupy their time.
James H. Darrah and family, OF Bellaire,
are visiting friends in this vicinity.
J. w. Templeton, of Princeton, ILL.,, for
merly of this place, was the guest for
few days of his sister, Mrs. Dr.. Hewston:
Clark Wilkinson has returned to his
home at Beloit, KS. His wife and daugh-
ter will spend the summer here.
A very pleasant little party from Wheel"
ing, consisting of the following named per-
sons, drove out on Thursday eve and took
supper at the st. Clair hotel: g: w. Tel:
man and Alice Kelley, A. A. Miller and
"Ginnie" Pendleton, A. +. Huested and
"Kittie" Harper.
Charley Askew, travelling salesman for
Pittsburgh shoe house, dropped IN on his
friends Tuesday.
Mrs. G. W. Hoge, of Bellaire, was among
friends in town Tuesday;
The Misses Emerson, daughters OF Geo.
Emerson, of Chicago, are the guests Oh An
ME Steward, near town.
Mr.J. p. Heryey, of Unlontown, was in
town on Tuesday shaking hands with
friends.
Hon. Daniel Peck, formerly of st. Clairs'
Vile, now OF the Wheeling bar, was in town
Wednesday on professional business:
Miss Katie Kies was visiting relatives In
Beliaire during the past week.
Alex. Wiley, chief of P. T. Kings clari-
cal force in Bellaire, spent few days the
past week with st. Clairsvil!e friends.
The Belmont county Republicans hold
their primary on Saturday. 18th inst.
Mr.. Henry Adams, of Wheeling, was in
town the latter part of the week visiting
relatives.
Misses Annie White and Ella West, who
have been visiting friends in New Martins
vile for the past two weeks, returned home
on Wednesday.
J. b. Hoee's little daughter, Mamie, aged
five years fell off porch a few days ago,
a distance Of fifteen feet, and broke her
arm lust above the elbow. DR.. Alexander
was called and reduced the fracture.
Cbas. King and Geo. Dinger, OF Wheel.
ing, spent Sunday in town.
ID OK" Darrah has returned home from
a few DAYS visit TO freuds in Beilaire.
ore Of the Smith Bros, OF Bridgeport,
was Up on Wednesday, talking up his
ROLLER" fur.
Miss Maggie Anderson has returned
from three weeks visit to friends in
Bellsire.
CIV. Carroll has returned from bust
ness trip to Columbus.
The engine of the narrow guage railroad
will be sen: into the Pittsburgh shop next
week for repairs. The business OF the road
will be carried on by bus line to War.
mock Station.
VIM. Mutchmore, OF Columbus, is visit.
ing friends and relatives in town.
:. V. Hawt of this place, spent a
portion of last week at his home in Harris
vile.
Miss Mary Irwin, of Martins Ferry, is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Laura Close, of the West End, en-
tertained a select number of her friends in
good style on Friday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Welsh, of Bellaire, has
been adjudged insane. The application for
her admission to the Athens Asylum hay.
ing been made, she will be removed to that
institution shortly.
Miss Ella Neff left Friday evening on
visit to friends in Belmont.
r. i. Brown, of the GAINESVILLE Courier,
was in town on Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Jepson and children, of Wheel
ing. are visiting at II. c. Weldays.
"Father" Drennon, of the O. V. News,
was in town Friday.