Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15

the charres we're too indsdnsts. The pris-
Society Eossip e enjoying fhsslf over .
laushabls and awkward Predleamens In
which
foupd themselves recently. The reported
facts ARE that NJ the recent entertain meDs
At the Seminary this youthful couple stray
I'D into quiet retreat at that INSTITUTION,
where none could molest or make tnem
afraid Nov, love making y IN ART seac 20
be As old as the sun, and even IN teis
classic town these stolen sweets sfe a,lows
BILE vhen taken on The say- The AH~
youth end the loving disposition OF W
youns man, prompted him % embrace ~
.sppoftu pity 70 nke IN embfaoo and 49,
tie ruby lips Of his fair c0upsstso Tns
Isdy in question acquiescing, ana sven
reciprocat,ng,i on the pf1ociVis - Ina
down by Lord Byron: {
Most ladies, when rather closely pressed,
More caressing seem when most csxsssed.
OF course both were utterly obliyfsus or
the entertainment, and basked only In the
lii hit O. their Fictitious love, However, Q
strae Cling party of young folks, OBSERVING
the loving couple, caught on tothe rseket
and keean making things lively for . few
moments. The crestfallen lovers ut ooce
unlocked from their delectable entrances
and sat sided suddenly into reading book
which lay conveniently near, and probe
bly, reaiize by this time that courting II
public has its objections as well as every
thing else.
John NcElroy, an elderly and much re-
spected citizen, died Ut his home IN this
place on Tuesday. He was about 40 years
Of sgs, and came to Washington in lsS0.
together with several others. Mr. McElroy
started In the Warrington tannery In 1851.
and continued In that business up to the
tine Of his death.
A Meeting 81 The students
WAS held Wednesday in the chapel ball OF
Washington and Jefferson College. The
most important business transacted was
the election OF the following gentlemen 70
act as editors OF the Washington Jefferso-
nisn, the organ of the college, for the en-.
suing year: Msssrs. H. =. Means, Mathew
Rutherford. Minor Day, Andrew Adams
and s. A. Livingston.
The old Cow property on Main street has
been sold TO George Davis for 5000. Mr..
Davis is having Ii torn down, and will erect
sn entire new building con tanning two store
rooms.
Or. W. L. McC1eary, the popular dentist.
has taken possession Of the rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. r. 8. Thompson.
Moses Little has purchased thevalentine
House. which has been closed for some
time past, and will repair It and put in
new furniture with the view Of opening up
q first class hotel.
Prof Chas. kilmeyer, the pianist OF
Wheeling. WIS in town one day this week.
Mrs. DR.. Baird and daughter. Miss
Jennie of Wheeling were visiting friends
in Washington and Waynesburg this week.
A. A. Poole has removed his jewelry
store to the room lately occupied by Thos.
jackson.
Mrs. John Mills and son, Stewart, who
have been visiting friends here, returned
to their home. at Wheeling, Thursday.
C. Krsus, OF Wheeling. was in town on
business Friday.
The Sa'amagundi Society will hold its
regular meeting next Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Swan spent few days this
week with friends in Wheeling.
Ieet S. Moore. OF Pittsburgh, is visiting
friends here.
Ameering the Washington Gymnasium
will he held this evening at their rooms in
the new bank building.
j G. White, son OF Judge White, of Pitts.
bu!gh is visiting here.