Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12
WEST ALEXANDER, PA.

i WET ALEXANDER, August u-Quite
l number from this place took advantage OF
| excursion rates and visited Cleveland
They arrived home to-day on the evening
train.
Mr. and Mrs. vankruren, OF your city,
are the guests of the Porter Bros and }. b.
Chambers, near this place.
DR.. J. B. Reed and family, OF your city,
were the guests of relatives here this week
They know where good entertainment Ii to
be had.
Communion will be held at the U. p
Church to morrow, Rev. 4. G. Campbell,
of New Athens, Ohio will occupy the desk.
There was large attendance yesterday and
to-day. =.
Sam Moss, who resides just across the di'
viding lire Of Pennsylvania and West Viz
giBis, wants 10 emigrste, and he offers for
sale his property consisting Of 10 acres OF
land with new house.
Capt. J. C. Porter will accompany our
friend d. K. Frazier on an exploring trip
to New Mexico on Wednesday next the
latter having disposed of his property, the
old Wheeling House to Chas. Moss.
DR. J. c. Hupp's daughters, Annie, Sir-
ginia and Gussie, are domiciled 1t East
End House, as are also Mrs. A. T. Hupp
and daughter. Katharine, Mrs. J. Mckay
and daughters, Mrs. A. McllWain and
daughters.
G. H. Gibson, travelling agent for r.
Simpson, and A. 7. Hupp, of Joseph
Speidel & Co, were in town this week
They met with success among our mer-
chants.
Tie railroad force who were here enlarg-
in g sidings at this station did good work
apS left this week for Point Mills.
Messrs NJ. Horkheimer, OF your city,
and &. w. Clancy, of Coon Island, Ia,
Iax Wi
List evening the Wheeling House par
lors were filed to OVERLOOKING with the fair
sex, visitors from the Nail City," and
quite a number of this place. A musical
treat to the e1-proprietor and lady was ten
dersd by the participants as a farewell.
The following was the programme:
PROGRAMME.
1. Piano, cornet and violin-"OnIy a Message
from Home-Mrs. A. T. H., Mira Jos Todd
q Vocal soio-"S6me Day"-Miss A Virginia
g. Cornet solo with piano accompaniment
"Farewell"-Mr. Joseph Todd and Mis-. A.
{. vocal solo, piano and violin accom- pant.
ment-"In the gloaTing"-Mrs. III. A. Nc
S. VioIin solo, plano companIment-"Meon-
light on the Lake'-Misses A. V. and A. l.
6. Veal solo, cornet and piano acoompaui-
Todd and Miss '. supp.
:. Trio. piano, comet and violin accOmpant-
ment-'sound from HOme"-JosePn Todd
andMisSes A. V. and A. l.. Hupp.
I, Noca solo, piano accompaniment-"'o the
Woods Miss A. V. Hupp.
9. Cornet solo, piano atcOmpanimsnt-"LlL-
zie FolKa"-Juseph Todd and Ms. a. I.
Among those present We noticed Reys
Campbell, Coleman, J. S. Waltz. Esq J. +.
Msyes, Esq, end lsdy, ID. Howell, James
Esrey, DR.. J. C. Brownlee and RJbt. Reed,
Mrs. Baer, OF Pittsburgh, Misses Bier
Lester, Lloyd, Post, Barry, and others OF
This place. After the close OF the exercises
the actors and others repaired TO the East
End House where an agreeable time was
spent and at late hour wendell their way
homework.
Mrs. DR.. ]. W. Hickey and family, o.
Glen Easton, W. Va, are the guests OF
relatives here.
Mrs. Ellen Irwin, of Fairmont, W. Va,
paid her daughter, Mrs. f. d. Giltillan, q
short visit. She left this week to visit
among friends near Wellsburgr W. Va.
Prof. s. A. Anderson, of W. and J..
college, returned home this week from a
lengthy visit among relatives at Pitts
burgh, Iron ton and Cincinnati. He now
reports himself able to take part in b. Is.
with The Bethany team again
Our young friend Ed Ray spent Sabbath
last at his fathers residence.