Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-28
Personal AND PERTINENT.
photographic PenciIings OF Persons and
Events.

Jake Stun, q popular New Yorker, Is
guest Of friends at the Mcclure.
Miss Lolita Elder, of Moundsville, was a
guest yesterday of Wheeling friends.
w. p. Thompson, of Cleveland, is visit
ing his father east of the city to-day.
Mr.. John S. Smutherwaits, a prominet
Steubenvillian is guest in the city.
Dan Murchisop, a prominent Cleveland
er, is lying over to-day at the Mcclure.
Mr.. J. A. Coffman, popular Lancaster,
c., man is visiting friends in the city.
S. NJ. Atkinson and son, of Batesville,
are visiting friends on the South Side.
Miss Ada Frasher, of North York street,
Island, is visiting friends over in Ohio.
Tie Knights of st. George contemplate
giving grand picnic on the 4th of July.
Mis- Blanche Hunter, an Island belle,
will this week visit friends in Baltimore.
Louis Burnet, prominent Weston
gentleman, is visiting friends in the city.
Frank HesInes little son is very i'll at
his Leatherwood home, with scarlet fever.
Z. T. Dumbers, OF Houston, Texas, is a
guest of "tenderfoot' relatives in the city.
A. w. Sayre, a we'll known B. & o. man,
is lying over to-day at the Stamm House.
OFT Hanlon, we'll known and popular
GAINESVILLE boy, is lying over to day in the
city.
wv. Patterson, a well known Mansfield
gentleman, was a guest yesterday in the
city.
Belle Caldwell has returned from Staun-
ten, Va, were she has been attending the
Seminary.
Allen Young, the talented assistane sur
ooo,, of polonal Smith ia seri0usly ill at
his Island home.
Miss Ida Todd, of Bridgeport, Ohio, who
has been visiting Pittsburgh friends has
returned home.
Messrs. Jno. R. Baker and W. H. II:
Cadok, of Portsmouth, Ohio, are guests OF
Wheeling friends.
S. B. Andrew, prominent New YORK
tourist, is partaking OF the hospitality Oh
Wheeling friends.
E. c. Van Horn, prominent business
man, of Mansfield, Ohio, was guest yes
terday in the city.
Messrs. W. H. Thornton and John Col.
Illus, two we'll known New Workers, are
guests at the Mcclure.
Miss Maude Hunter exquisitely enter
tanned a number of friends Thursday
evening at her Island home.
Miss Rugby Hall, OF the South Side, is
visiting her grandfather, David hall, OF
Mt. Auburn, Cincinnati, y.
Mrs. Eliza Dorsey, OF Cincinnati who
has been visiting Mrs. Fanny Muline, of
the Island, has returned home.
Emma Wheeler, of the South Side, was
a guest during the fore part of the week OF
Miss Flo Kelly, OF POrtland,.O
nd lpin
Hoge will visit the Preston County Noun
tains during the heated team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hearne, OF Kansas City,
are guests of their son, Frank, at his su-
burban residence at Leatherwood.
pins" the well known canine cat slayer,
left on the B. Il o. for Morgantown to
spend the summer with DR.. Allen.
Messrs. c. w. Jones and D. Webster,
two we'll known business men OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, are guests at the st. James.
Thatcher, Primrose and Vests Ministries
left on the l:55 train on the b. * o: yes
terday morning for Wilmington, Della
ware.
HIS. Gregg, OF New Martinsville, is
lying over to-day at the st. James. Mr.. &.
is prominently connected with the .. K.
Railroad.
Miss Mollie Douglass of Pittsburgh, who
has been the guest for several weeks of
Miss Genie Coen, Of the Island, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. J. T. Lynch, Pittsburgh musical
celebrity has taken up has abode in the
Nail City, and is receiving warm welcome
from ali music lovers.
Mr.. Joseph Hall, OF the South Side, re-
turned today from short visit to friends
in Mount Auburn, one OF Cincinnati's
most beautiful suburbs.
Misses Florence Balm and Mamie Ford,
OF Philadelphia, Pa, who are attending
the Steubenville College, are guests OF
Maggie oldham at her residence, 1925
Main street
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Leales came up
from their home in Cincinnati to attend
the funeral of their mother, Mrs. II. Rust
and are stopping at the residence of c. A.
Rust, of the South Side.
Miss Gussie McConnaughey, OF Burning
Springs, and Miss Florence McConnaughey,
of Cameron, two young ladies who are at
tending the seminary at Washington, Pa,
were guests yesterday of friends in the
city,
Mr. Will Weir, the accommodating book.
keeper of the Singer Sewing Machine office
of this city, was the recipient OF hand.
some testimonial from the head manager,
as a slight reward for the faithfulness
which he has evinced since his connection
with the company. Mr.. Weir entered the
employment of the company eight years
ago, and during that time has been absent
from the Office but one day, and that on
account of sickness.
Captain Mart Noll, chief clerk and part
owner of the Cincinnati and Wheeling
packet Andes, went to Philadelphia last
week on a "still hunt" and captured
prize in Miss Taylor, of that city, whom
he welded. The happy couple arrived at
Hannibal, Ohio, Saturday evening, where
they received warm welcome. Hannibal
will be the future home of the twain.
For some time past we have suspicionei
that Mart was hugging close to his bosom
some profound secret, but we did not
surmise its import until he absented him
self from the boat last week, and now that
he has consummated the important mission
and is of all men the luckiest and happiest,
we heartily congratulate him in his choice
q nj add that Mart is a splendid prize for
an accomplished and beautiful Quaker
City girl to capture.-Marine Journal
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