Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
PERSONAL POINTS.
Matters of interest About lndi-
viduals.
The Coming and Going Of Persons and
Their General Moyements-
Chatter and Gossip.

Miss Mary Houser, of Cadiz, O., is guest
in the city.
Mrs. Rosenberg, of Mipgo, is visiting
friends here.
Miss Katie Hammond is the guest Of Bel
laire friends.
Miss Maasburger, OF tbs city, is visiting
MiDgo friends,
Miss Jennie Bailey is visiting friends in
the Pittsburgh.
BIT. Robinson, of Clarksburg, is guest
OF friends in the.
Walker Peterson, is home from long
visit to New York.
Mrs. Morrison, of Sistersville, is the guest
of Wheeling friends.
Harry Holiday was a guest last week OF
Waynesburg friends.
Ed. Simple of Ravenswood, is the guest
of friends in the city
Mrs. Beverly Eoff is quite sick at her
home on Main street.
Ed Brues and lady paid a flying visit to
New York last week.
Miss Robinson of Clarksburg, is guest
of friends in this city.
John Handlan, lett yesterday for his fu'
ture home in Montana.
Miss Jennie Emsheimer is visiting
friends in Bellaire, Ohio.
Mrs. Woodward is very i'll at her resi-
dence on La Belle street.
Or. Campbell is able to be out again after
several weeks of sickness.
Miss Knapp, of Rowlesburg. W. Va, is
among friends in the city.
Miss Dahlgren, Of Mississippi City, is a
guest of Wheeling friends.
George Hubbard, Of Charleston, is the
guest OF North End friends.
c. H. Logan and lady OF. New York, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Jessie Stoker, of East Liverpool, is
a guest of South Side friends.
Mrs. Will Thompson, of cleveland, O., is
the guest of Judge Thompson
Miss Jennie Lane, OF GAINESVILLE, o., IS
the guest of Wheeling friends.
Mrs K. X. Cantell, OF New Athens, Ohio,
is a guest of friends in this city.
Joe Curtis, of Wellsburg, was a guest,
Friday, of friends in this place.
Mrs. Raymond. OF Fairmont, W. Va, is
the guest of Wheeling friends.
Joe Franklin, OF Oneida, New York, is
lying over Sunday in this city.
Miss Annie Nolan, of Cleveland, o., is
the guest of friends i'll the city.
Miss Emma Nichols was a guest last
week of frinds in Brooke county.
Ed. Richardson is back from Iowa, on
short visit to friends in the city.
Keener Devries has been laid up several
weeks with slight lndispOStion.
Messrs. Joe Rhees and Charley Scharnbra
sail ON the 2Sth for the Old World.
Mrs. Senator Camdin and daughter, Miss
Annie, will shortly sail for Europe.
Mrs. Wagner. of Washington City, is a
guest OF relatives on the South Side.
Miss Mollie Babbitt, OF Mingo, is visiting
friends on Market street South Side.
T f. Saunders a prominent Parkers-
burg gentleman is a guest in the city.
Will McMechen, is again gladdenng his
friends by his presence among them.
Mr.. Chas. Memminger left Wednesday
for his future home in Clinton, Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Atwood, OF Philadelphia,
Pa, is the guest OF Wheeling friends.
Miss RAIN, of the South Side, was the
guest, last week, of friends in Bellaire.
Mrs. Bridgeman aud daughter, of Sardis,
O are the guest OF friends in the city.
Miss Mary Beall OF Wellsburgh, will be
guest this week OF friends in the city.
Mrs. Johnson, of GAINESVILLE, O., is visit
ing Mrs. D. Atkinson, Of Twelfth street.
Major Long, a prominent mlchinist, LETT
last week for his future home in Chicago
Col. II. E. Stacgers. of Fairmont, was a
guest of Wheeling friends last Thursday.
Miss Matte Webb, of Tradelphia, was
the guest OF friends in the city Tuesday.
Thomas Hughes and family, from Balti-
more are expected in the city this week
Mss Annie Watts, OF Baltimore, is Wis
ting VIM Wolviugton OF Caapiine street.
Miss Cecilia Hard, OF st. Joseph, W. Va,
was a guest last week OF iriendSi in Wheeling.
Mrs. Quarter is expected home this
week from an extended visit to h'ulsVite,
ky.
Harry Browning. of Ashtabult, is lying
over for few days with friends in the
city.
W. S. Hearne and lady !c Wednes lay
for Kansas City, Missouri, their future
bone.
Mrs. Jessie Salmon, Of Sreubenville is
the guest OF Or, Morris, OF Twentieth
street
Master Charles Behler, Jr., is very sick
at his fathers residence on North Market
street.
Miss jamie Mcleod, Of Montana Terri.
tory, is guest OF South Side friends in
this city.
Miss Matte Crow o, Bea'es Station. ".
Va, was the guest Tuesday of friedd, in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T Fl. Niche have returned
from Phiradeldhis, and have rooms at the
81. James.
Miss Mary McConnaugLey,o of Bridgeport,
lett last week to visit friends in the Lone
Star State.
Mrs. Patterson and daughter, Miss Jennie
left last week for their future home in
New York.
Miss Reta Smith OF Indianapolis, Ind..
is the guest of Mrs Farrell of EOG street,
South Side.
Mrs. DIR. Campbell has returned home
from an extended visit to friends i'll Co.
lumbus, ..
Charles F. Wrsy, a gentleman favsrably
known, is the guest OF his brother in-law
Prof. Birch.
Mrs. Judge Thompson Is very i'll with
gastric fever at her country residence east
OF the city.
Secretary OF State Stalnaker returned
Wednesday from al extended visit in East
Crn Virginia.
Miss Annie Carson, OF the Public Libra
~, returned. yesterday, from short visit
Ia Pittsburgh.
Misses Ella Moore OF Tiltonyille, aud Jea.
ME Marthens, of Pittsburg, are visiting
Island friends.
Mrs. Kirkbride, OF Darlington, Ohio, who
has been visiting friends in the city, has
returned home.
Hon. Seneca Norton, OF Portland, Ohio,
made his first appearance in the city since
his long illness.
Captain George Dillon who hsS been Wis
iting in Columbus, o.. for several months,
has returned home.
Misses Greer, Lemoyne and Wright, a
charming trio of Washington, Pa, ladies.
visited the city Friday.
Mrs. George B. Caldwell and Mrs. Whit
sker left Friday evening TO attend the Patti
Opera Festival at New York.
Fred Norton and lady were called to
Ironton last week by the sad news of the
death of Mrs. Norton's father.
Mr.. Frank Henning has again resumed
his old position, at the Western Union
Telegraph Company in this city.
NJ . q Smith q propinapt Nav rnrn.