Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22

guest Oh wheeling Irlenus lot se'ei"
days.
Miss Lille Swain, of Middlebourne West,
Va. was guest OF friends in the city last
week.
Miss Ella Cooper, Of the Garden Spot,
was a guest last week OF friends IN Bel
laire.
Mrs. Arthur Phillips, OF Pittsburgh is
visiting friends on Chspline street, South
Side.
James Stewart, ESQ, an old Wheeling
be the guest OF relatives in this his native
place.
Mrs. Copp and son Charley leave on the
lst of August for Cranberry to spend the
summer.
Miss Carrie Copp, of the Garden Spot,
leave the LIST of August for Lake Chau-
tauqua.
Miss Mary Irvine, Of the Island, left
summer.
Rev. J. Dillon, of Portland, Oregon, is
guest of his brother Capt. VIM. Dillon, OF
this city.
Miss Mollie Hildreth, of the Island, is
epioyiDg the mountain breezeS at Fort
Pendleton.
Misses CalIie and Sophie Summp, Of the
North End, are enjoying an extended East
ern tour.
J. +. Merriman aud Mrs. Donlon left
Thursday for MOrgantown to spend the
heated term.
Miss Sadie McClelland, of the Island, will
spend the summer heat with friends a.
Rush Run, o.
Miss Virginia Schellhaus, of the Garden
10 onanIinr 10 N mi with friends
at Powhatan.
Commodore Charles seabright, of the
South Side was included among the Buffalo
exCursionists.
Mrs. DR.. J. C. Hupp and daughter Gussie
are summering at Taylorstown, Washing
ton county, Pa.
Pete Moran and wife. of the South Side,
are enjoying the Mountain breezes at Gran
berry Summit
Will Moenkemiller, brotherof the genial
Beach Bottom.
Mrs. Simon, Jr., and family returned
Thursday from pleasant visit to friends
in Cumberland.
Mrs McCargo and sons, of St. L U.S. Mo
street, South Side.
John r. Pipes, of the Eighth Ward, has
returned from a three weeks visit to
friends at Cameron.
Secretary OF State Stalnaker will enj0.
the seasons festivities at White Sulphu
during the month of August
Miss Nellie Young, of the Island, re-
turned last week from a pleasant visit TO
friends in Marysville, Ky.
Misses Annie Kraft, OF Parkersburg, and
81 DO oil ait tn,r
friends in McKeesport, Pa.
Miss Helen Robinson, of the East End,
left Friday for Cameron, to visit her cousin,
Miss Flora McConnaughey.
Capt. Will List, of the steamer st. Law
renee. laid over last week and took rest
among his Wheeling friends.
Mr.. Fnltonstein. prominent Belmont
mill mailer, accompanied by lis wife,
leaves for Cincinnati to day.
Miss Jessie Juerg;ns, of East Liverpool,
O., who has been visiting friends IN The
city. left on Tuesday for home.
The Misses Phillips, of Pittsburgh, who
have been visiting Mrs. Lenka1d, of the
Island, returned home Friday.
Misses Carrie Brues and Laura Lukens,
of the Garden Spot, are guests OF Miss
Mollie Reynolds, Of Steubenville.
MISSES mary, huulc N'amp-
bell leave the LIST of August to spend the
heated term with Bethany friends.
Miss Maggie Naylor, a charming young
lady of the Garden Spot, is spending the
heated term with friends in GAINESVILLE.
Henry OFT, ESQ, and son, Charlie, &C.
companied by Burt Hazlett left Friday for
Thunder Fay on grand fishing excursion.
Miss Bette Adams, who is rusticating in
9, Cla;rav,lla utn ha tho IF Niaa
Jessie. List, North Main street, at an early
day.
Misses Nina Austin and Lersta Burgess,
of Steubenville, who have been visiting
friends on the Island. retained home yes
terdsy.
DR.. Campbell and lady leave the first Of
August for lin Grove, where they will be
the guests Of Mrs. Kinney during the sum.
mer heat.
Miss Maggie Chapline, Who has been Wis
ting Alice Walter, of GAINESVILLE, o, for
the past week, has returned to her home
in this city.
Jesse Phillips, Of Pittsburgh, who has
been visiting friend in the city left We'd
ilesdsy for Steubenville, to linger among
friends at that point
Misses Genie Wagner, of Twelfth street,
and Carrie Smith, Of Chapline street, left
Thursday to enjoy the cool temperature of
Mountain Lake Park.
Ed W. 8. Tingle is visiting at his grand.
fathers residence, Cambridge, o. He re-
turns to Wheeling and leaves for his Mon
tana home this week.
Captain William Campbell, of the Lower
River steamer Cannon, left on Friday for
his Southern cline after pleasant visit to
relatives in the city and vicinity.
Sam Miller. of the Auditors Office, re-
ceived Tuesday q valuable keepsake from
Cam SOmmers, OF Clsrksbure in the shape
of a brindle and white bull terrier pup
three months old.
John S. Lipscount, Esq. Of Staunton.
Va. is in the city il the interest OF the