Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
PERSONAL PoIH1A
Fresb 0ossip Of the Dstngs Of vsnee
People

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Miss Ella Brown. ofsteubenyille, Is nsit'
ing friends In the city.
Mr.. Dan Murchison, of Cleveland, regis
tered Yesterday at the Mcclure.
Mrs lanes Bodley, OF Fifteenth street,
il visiting wsynesburg friends.
Frank Watson, OF Fairmont, spent the
Sabbath with Wheeling friends.
Miss Amelia Campbell is visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. Chandler. Of the Island.
Miss Minnie Madden, of Pittsburgh was
guest yesterday at the 81. James.
Thomas F. winthrop, OF the u. :. PEN
sion service, is guest at the stamm.
Mr.. Sig. Hays, OF Cleveland, o laid over
Yesterday with friends at the Mcclure.
MILD. Galvey, well-known Cincin-
NATHAN, laid over yesterday at the St James
Colonel Cockayne and wife, OF Valley
Farm were guests yesterday at the Stamm.
Mr., Frank McLain, a we'll known Smoky
CITY man, was q guest yesterday at the NC
Lure.
Mr.. ID. w. Stewart, of Pittsburgh, has
been visiting friends in the city Tor several
days.
w. n. Billings, civil engineer on the b. &
O. road, spent yesterday with fnends ID
the city.
Miss Bessie La Rue, of Waynesburg, is
visiting among relatives in the city ana
vicinity.
Mr.. Geo. b. Staley. a prominent New
Martinsville man. visited friends IN the CITY
yesterday.
Elmer Frasher, of Washington and JET.
fersou College, spent yesterday with friends
in the city.
Judge A. C. Snyder. of the Supreme
bench, left Friday evening for his home In
Lewisburg.
Mr.. Jao. r Baker, q popular New York
tourist, laid over yesterday with his trlends
in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Harden gave pleasant
little tea party, Friday evening 10 a select
coterie of friends.
Dewey Cu!bertson, who is sick at MI.
Bellevew with scarlet fever, was much
better last night.
John NJ. Mercer, the genial representa-.
tive OF Dunn's Mercantile agency, has
rooms at the Stamw:
Mr.. Eugene Jeflreys, n prominent Fair.
mont gentleman, spent yesterday in the
city among friends.
Mrs. Albert Heatherington, OF Bellaire,
was a guest yesterday OF her father, Mr..
William McManaWay.
Miss Sallie Raymond, OF Fairmont, w:
|. Va. was a guest yesterday OF Mrs. Colonel
Arnet OF Fifteenth street.
Miss Ellie Russell, who has been making
an extended visit to friends in Mobile, Ala,
will conclude her visit about July |.
Mr.. Fred. Hornck will engineer detach-
ment of Cockayne's orchestra at grand re-
ception out the b. & q. "Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. John Bane, formerly an old resident
Of Wheeling, but now located at Ianes'
willie, Ohio, spent the Sabbath with friends
here.
Mr.. Will b. McMechen, formerly con.
nected with Fishers pharmacy, has &C
cepted position in the drug store OF X.
II. List.
Messrs. f. S. Maxwell, II. o. Sherrard
and J. C. CASTOR, trio Of we'll known Steu-
benyillans, were guests yesterday OF friends
in the city.
Mr.. A. X. Leonard, of Harrison K Co.,
is here with the intention of completing
the arrangements and opening OF new
branch store at this place.
With regret the announcement is made
of the death of Marjorie, the little dauCh-
ter of Mrs. Florence ParKe, which occurred
on Saturday morning at Mt. Belleview.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Pendeton, of Beth
any College, were in the city on Saturday.
They were accompanied by Miss Addie
Gale, of Memphis, young lady student.
The "Hoots Of the Owls" the paper OF the
Minerva Literary Society, read last Friday
evening at their reception, got off good
gag on prominent young druggist, when
it said F. would be bitter pill to swai-
low.
The pleasant weather Yesterday caused
Elm Grove road and the Local River Pack
els rivaling one another in the size Of their
travel, while the rigs in the livery stables
were insufficient to supply the demands
Of the pleasure seekers.