Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05


Lee University. The subject so ably han.
died by Mr.. B. was, "Is man the creature
of circumstance We also understand
that Mr.. Richard Camden, q former Wheel
ing boy, has also come to the front, taking
a similar prize ut the Military Academy ct
Lexington, Va
The Misses Fannie and Cora Wells, two
charming daughters of A. L. Wells, the
Eell.known mailer and old-time Green
hacker, who have been visiting frienns al
SteubeDville, returned last evening, accom-
panied by Mrs. Sue Copper, who is at pres
emit the guest of Mrs. Tilla Wells, on Six
tenth street
Burnie Mcclure is back from his new
home in Grand Forks Dakota, on visil
to his old home and friends. Burnie says
business is booming that the firm in which
he is interested does the biggest business
in the rapidly growing town OF $500 In
hsbitants.
Miss Gertrude Clayton, OF Yellow Springs,
O., was in the city yesterday the guest oil
riends on the South Side. Miss Clayton
leaves this morning for White sulphur,
where she will linger with Southern
friends till the season is over.
Mrs. J. NJ. Blackburn, of Pittsburgh, &C.
companied by Miss Gertie MCGEE, returned
home with her husband on the Bachelor al
ter weeks visit to the family OF Col.
II. Sterling, of this city.
Miss Annie Sawtell, of Grafton, who has
been visiting friends in the city, lett yester.
day for Moundsville, where she will spend
the balance of the sum mer with friends on
The camp ground.
Mrs. Jane Colum, who has been visiting
Mrs. Grifiths, Of Chspline street, left this
morning on the st. Lawrence for Jefferson
willie, Ind, where she will visit friends.
Misses Mary Fetview and Mollie Barley,
two charming Steubenville ladies, have been
the guests of the Misses Forsythe for the
past week, returned home yesterday.
Vim. Miller, one OF our wellknown Ger
man citizens, left early in the week for
New York, from which point he sailed
for his old home in Germany.
Misses Lizzie and Nina Downs and Sallie
and Annie ThOburn left Friday on the
stesmer st. Lawrence for Pittsburgh and
the round trip TO Cincinnati.
Mrs. Spaulding Wallace. Misses Annie
and Hattie Glass, and Mollie and Ida Erew
and Mr.. AL Glass left Thursday for Niagara
and Lake Chautauqua.
Mrs. Forster and daughter, Miss Ella,
accompanied by Mrs Robert Ouvsl OF the
North End, left Thursday for Woodsheld,
o., TO visit friends.
Miss Rita Wo,y,ngton and Anna Hook,
of the South Side, who have been visiting
friends in Chicago and Newark, O., have
returned home.
Mrs. J. H. Hobbs and son, Charlie, and
guests, Mrs l.. X. Boyd and daughter, Miss
Mollie, have returned from pleasant visit
10 Cleveland.
i r al "a
who has been visiting at the South Side res
idence of William McEIroy, left yesterday
for her home.
r. W. Phinney, wife and child left dur
ing the latter part Of the week for Boston,
where they will make an extended visit
TO relatives.
Mrs. James Horner of Maysville, Ky,
passed through the city yesterday en- route
Tor Washington, Pa, where she will visit
her sister.
nected with the Mcclure House, is the
guest OF Col. Norton, at the Vine Cliff
arm.
Mrs. Joseph Hall and daughter have re.
turned from al extended visit to friends
and relatives in Cincinnati aud Columbus.
Mis- Mary O'Kane will leave for the east
This week and spend a month. with friends
n Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Dode Clark, of Washington, o, who
has heen visiting Mrs. Richard Robinson
on the Island, returned home yesterday.
Louis Pracht, Howe Fee and Win. Hoge,
have returned home from two weeks
fishing excursion at the Black Fork.
Miss Helen Brown, of Thirteenth street.
left Thursday for several weeks visit at
Somerset, Pa, and Allegheny City.
Mrs. Harden and daughter, Miss Laura,
and accompanied by Miss Clara Fisher,
leave Friday for Lake Chatauqua.