Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-02
Personal POINTS.
Fresh Gossip ot.the Doinss Of Various
People.

Fresh Gossip ot.the Doinss Of Various
People.
Miss May C. Black is visiting friends IN
Grafton.
Mrs. s. s. Kisner returns from the East
to-day. -
John Irwin, OF Fairmont, Is Visiting
Wheeling friends.
J. Dresel, of Sonora, Cal, is Q guest Of
friends in the city.
DR.. julius LeMoyne, Of Washington, Pa,
hay rooms at the Stamm.
Mr.. Alex. Warner, of Portsmouth, Ohio,
is quartered at the Mcclure,
Mr.. VIM. Smith, of Woodsfield, O., is the
guest Of Wheeling friends.
Mr.. J. o. Fisher and wife, Of Lewisville,
are visiting Wheeling friends.
Thomas Meringer will leave for Chicago
to. morrow with Ben Zoeckler.
Mr.. John Bane. OF Evansville, is sojourn-
ing among friends in the city.
Mr.. Walker Williams left Saturday for q
short visit TO the giddy Gotham.
Capt. Ey Thomas is in command OF the
transfer boat Townsend at present.
Mr.. George Feeney has removed to his
new residence on Chapline street.
Mrs. Rogers of Wellsburg was a guest
Yesterday, OF friends in the city.
Mr.. S. G. jerks, of Philadelphia, spent
sunday with friends at the Mcclure.
C. Blackburn of the Lsughlin mill, was
visiting friends in the city last week.
Miss Ida Gilbraith, of the Island, leaves
to-day for Marietta to visit relatives.
Messrs. A. W. Kernon and D. J. Down
ing were guests in the city yesterday.
Mr.. f. H. Howell, prominent Ravens
wood man, is guest at the st. James
Bruce Hall of New Martinsville, was
guest, yesterday, OF Wheeling friends.
Mrs. Jacob Troutwine. OF North Wheel
ing, is confined to her room with sickness.
Miss Clara Stephens, of GAINESVILLE, O.,
was a guest, Friday, of friends in the city.
Mr.. W. Clark, of Steubenville, Ohio,
was the guest, yesterday, Of friends IN tue
city.
Mr.. J.E. Fowler. OF Washington, Pa,
was the guest, yesterday, OF friends IN the
city.
Mr., Billy Neal, formerly of Lists & Co.,
leaves TO. day for his future home In CHI
cago.
Messrs. Lynn Rogers and Alex. Camp
bell, OF Bethany, visited in the city on Sat
urday.
grand select ball will be given Friday
evening, at Germania, by the Happy
Eight"
Mr.. E. w. Force. a we'll known Cleveland
sewing machine agent, is quartered at the
st. James.
August Huffman. OF this city, who has
been visiting friends out West, has return
ed home.
Mr.. Jacob Lyons, of Valley Grove, was
visiting Mrs X. Wise, in North Wheeling
yesterday.
Mr.. George s. Wells and daughter, Miss
Emma, OF Long Reach, are visiting friends
in the city.
Miss Pink Holiday, of Chspline street,
has returned from a short visit to Steuoen-
vile, Ohio.
Miss Annie Copiar is confined to her
room with a severe sick spell. DR.. Stitell
is in attendance.
Mr. Archie Adams, formerly with A. 7.
Young, will enter the drug store OF Nc.
Lain Bros, to-day.
Mrs. E. Blake and Mrs. Geo. X. Steele, OF
Moundsville, were the guests, yesterday, OF
friends in the city.
Capt. Jack Kenney will remove into his
new quarters, on the corner OF Seventh
and Market, to-day.
Mr.. VIVA. T. Manning. civil en- gineer on
the B. & O., is the guest OF his many
friends in the city.
Mr.. S. G. Robinson, Sr., one Of our Oldest
citizens, is at present visiting his son, VIM.
H., on Main street.
Walter Chadwick of the Nail City glass
works, will 60 to st. Louis, 10 accept pc.
sition, during the week.
Mr., Bruno Zoeckler will leave for Chi
cseo to. morrow TO engage in business with
brother Ben in pork packing
Miss Maggie Murphy, OF the Eighth ward,
leaves on the steamer Andes, on Tuesday,
10 visit friends in Marysville, Ky.
Miss Grace Fcrnell, OF Clarksburg, is at
present visiting at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Ii. Robinson, on Main street.
Misses Sue and Kate Patterson, of Pleas
ant Valley, O., are visiting at the residence
of their sister, Mrs. Campbell, in North
Wheeling.
Miss Sadie Mckinley, of Chicago, who
has been visiting friends in lronton, Ohlo
is now visiting her brother, DR.. F. Mchin-
ley, of the South Side.
Mr.. Andy Hsrkins, formerly OF the post
Office, has purchased store at Rush Run,
and will take charge OF the same on the
first of May.
John Gibson has organized fine fishing
party and will go south next month. L.
T. Cockayne will accompany them as stew
ard and they expect good time.
Misses Mary Bryan aud Katie King leave
on Tuesday, to visit friends in Grafton,
Clarksburg, Weston and Buckhannon.
They expect to remain six or eight weeks.
. A hevy OF ST. Clairsville's fairest daugh.
tiers visited the city Saturday. The party
was composed of the following ladies:
Misses l.. X. Kennon, A. Z. Patterson, En-
Thomp son Bella Thompson, NJ. Darrah and
brother, Mr.. Al. Dsrrah.
y. L. H. Sawyer and wife OF Cincinnati,
are stopping at the Mcclure house. Mr.. s.
is looking up the interest of the large wood
working machine mandatory OF Bentel,
Nargedent & Co., Of Hamilton, o., thus
combining pleasure with business.
Miss Matte Smith entertained a number
of her acquaintance, Friday evening, at
her pleasant home on Thirteenth street.
Her friends, to the number of about TWEEN
ty.five couples, accepted her kind invita-
ZION, and came esrly with the intention of
spending pleasant evening" a determine.
ton successfully carried out as all who
were.pr esent unite in pronouncing the at
fair q complete success. Dancing was the
chief attraction of the evening. the infatu
ated dancers continuing the infectious and
exhilarating amusement till the first streaks
of the grey dawny dawn enforced reluctant
good nights. Refreshments, ample and de.
liCious, were served at different periods
during the evening.
Mr. Samuel Robinson entertained large
number OF his friends Friday evening, at
his pleasant home on the Island. A large
number of his friends were present anu
spent decidedly pleasant evening. Dane.
inS musir and yarious social pames were
introduced, in order to while away q pleas
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