Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
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his faibsr. Mr.. jacob dfeer' OIL Leasne'
wood, this summer.
Me'su r ID. Davis and r. II. King. the
oeptlemanly agents Of BenWood' nave
! rooms at the Mcclure. i~
r. I. Niche, one Of our most prom,nent
bsrristers, is visiting among irienos ~
| Huntington, w. Va.
George Swift, Of Pittsburgh, formerly =
resident of Wheeling. is q guest oi MS
father in-law, David Bell. -,
I'M Clouston, who hes been quite ia
| for several weeks, inside MS Hfss spPeaie"''
on the streets yesterday.
Mrs. James Ientep, OF Portsmouth, re.
turned home Yesterday after . PHEASANT
visit to East End friends.
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter pes
sic of Washington. Pa. were guests yeslef-
dsy OF the McLure House
Mrs. D. G. Gallaher, OF Charleston; w.
Va will shortly be the guest OF MIS-. L. =.
Mofatt, OF the South Side.
Miss Ida Steel, OF Besllsville, ohio, re-
turned home yesterday after a PHEASANT
| visit to friends in this city. -,
Frank Caldwell is again in the wiits oil
New Mexico. Mr.. Caldwell's VISIT ibis uihe
was with view OF locating.
Rev. Dr.. Smith, of the Fourth st. Church,
returned yesterday lIOni "SeA SNgN'
in the States future capital.
Miss Bessie McCombs, OF Washington,
Pa, will be the guest OF Miss Rcharuson.
Fourteenth street, this week.
DIR. Campbell, of the South Side, was
confined to the house several DAYS iast
week with severe sore throat.
N. 6. Hatcher, an old Wheelingite, now
located at Columbus, Ohio, is again among
Lie ,apv friende in Wheeling.
Miss Annie Ritezel. charming young
lady student of Mount De Chantal, was a
guest at the Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Geyer were in Pitts
burgh last week engaged in fruitless
search for their lost diamonds.
Mrs. Thsyer, (nee WILSON, formerly of
Wheeling, is now permanently located al
her new home in Ionkers, \. I.
Miss Ella Steetman, of Ashland, KY, re.
turned hone Friday after three weeks
sojourn with friends in the city.
Miss Nettie Cole. of Avondale, one OF
Cincinnati's most beautiful suburbs, Is
visiting friends east OF the city.
Mrs. W. II. Woodward returned home
last week from Birmingham, Ala, where
she has been spending the winter.
Col. Robert White returned Tuesday
from Keyser, where he has been in attend
ance of the Douglass murder trial.
Miss Fannie Bell, of Leatherwood. will
leave in the near future for New lork,
from whence she will sail for Europe.
Miss Grundy says that one Of our rising
physicians and Chapline street belle will
ioin their futures in the month OF roses.
Mrs. Woods and family, of McColloch
street. left Wednesday for New York and
Boston, where she will spend the summer.
Misses Annie White and BESSIE Myers,
of GAINESVILLE, O, were in the city last
week, the guests OF relatives i'll the East
End.
Capt. Steve Riley OF the Il. K O., made
his first appearance on the streets Tuesday
after severe illness Of many weeks dura.
| ton.
Gus Rolf and family and Miss Annie
Hess left yesterday for New York, from
whence they will sail this week for Ger
many.
J. II. Durway and Il. W. Munson, Pitts.
! burgh, and Amos Parks, Steubenville hay
| ing charge of the Panhandle pay car, are in
the city.
Miss Bessie Edwards, of Columbus, re-
| turned home Wednesday, after a pleasant
visit of weeks duration in the city among
relatives.
Miss Wilson. of Clarfsburg. and Miss
Armstrong, of Richmond, Va, will be
guests this summer OF the Misses Loring,
OF Elm Grove.
Messrs L. S. Deleplain and w. w. HOl.
loway, leave to morrow for California. The
gentle expect to continue their trip for an
! indefinite period.
or. EIsEMAS, OF Wheeling, was in town
| to-day exhibiting his Kentucky blooded
4 - l,n'g q
-BrIldrc hdclehdeh.
| A new member has been added TO the
travelling corps OF Speidel n Co., to be
found at the residence Of Archie Hupp,
Esq. on Fourteenth street.
Mr.. Pendleton, the genial librarian, is
| rus,iCating for few weeks on account OF
his health. During his absence Miss Dee
Hall is acceptably filling his duties.
Misses Bee Hough, Mabel Burne, Sallie
and Jennie Raymond, charming quar-
| tette OF Fairmont ladies, attended by
| like number Of cavaliers invaded Mounds.
! vile Monday.
| Miss Jessie Young, of Smithiield, was
| a guest last Thursday OF relatives in the
| East End Miss Young is en- route for
| New York, where she expects TO complete
| her musical education.
Miss McNutt, OF Memphis, Tenn. will
accompany Miss Mary OFT home from
! Staunton on the Goth, where they have
been attending the Seminary, and will be
her guest during the summer holidays.
A gay party of Bethany ladies and gem
| tlemsn visited the city yesterday. The
party was composed of Mrs w. X. Pendle-
! ton, Misses Dora s. Seaton. Addie May
Gale, ard Messrs. W. J. Lewis and II. &.
| Wells.
Mr.. Harry Caldwell and family left last
week for their future home in st. Paul,
Mimi Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Eof accom-.
panied the party, the trip being made prn-
| cipally on account OF the health OF Mrs.
EofT, who is quite delicate.
George Christlieb, who was formerly
connected with Harrison old store, but
who Of late has been working in branch
store at Beallsville, Ohio, has accepted a
position in the new store here, andis again
Quartered among his old friends.
Abrams and Wheeling Encampments l.
q. O. F., eXCurted TO Martins Ferry Thurs
day evening, where they were handsomely
entertained by Hebron Encampment OF
that city. This Encampment will ma Ike a
return visit in the course OF couple Of
weeks.
WATER WAITS.
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