Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

left Thu.ds, for Mountain Lake Park, =
enjoy the summer breeses. 90
Mrs. J,s. snovdon. of Akrsn. D., yas
guest In the fore part Of the week o. ~nss'
lug friends.
Meers. Charles Dufisld and Presto!
Hammond left In the forepart Of the wssl
for Colorado. -.
Henry Bowers, Of East Wheeling, 1
spending his vacation with friends IL
HellsburE. .
Judge Jacob srd family left Tuesday To-
Hampshire county. where tbey will sPsno
the summer. re- :.
Imoxene strobeI, of the Sixth ward, j.
Willing the summer heat away with fieno
In Welisbarg. ~
Mrs. Maggie Little, Of Barnesyiile. Ohio
Is visiting her father, John 8. Armstrong
of the East End.
Judge JeAnson left Tuesday on the
steamer Andes, to join Ids family ut home
in ParkersbuSg. --#
Mrs. James Gordon of East Liberty, Pa.
is visiting amoog relatives snd friends In
the North End.
Mn. Will Hubbard and son Wilson, ex'
pect to leave seon on an extended t1p
through the East.
Messrs. Charlie and Frank Stewart, oil
Newcomerstowp, re guests OF frients on
the South Side.
Mr.. Will Sesmeo returned Thursday
from Batesville, Va, where he has been
teaching school.
Miss Nogel, a charming little steuben-
| vile beauty, was q guest OF Miss Rose
Wagner last week.
Mr.. Ed. Tingle, an old Wheeling boy, Is
1 II Of
friends in the city.
Miss Geo' sia Myers, o. steubenvil!sr has
returned home, after Q pleasant visit 10
friends in the city.
| Miss Mary Reynolds OF Steubenville, who
has been visiting friends in the city, left
for home yesterday.
Capt VIM. Dillon and daughter, Miss
| Ella, of the Garden Spot, are visiting
| friends in Columbus.
Mrs. J. R Cline and daughters, Etfie and
Annie, left Thursday for Point Pleasant,
| o., to visit friends.
Messrs. Lou Neidhardt, Frank Stamm
and Frank Hoffman, left Thursday to visit
| friends in Baltimore.
Presiding Elder Ryan. OF the Fourth
Street Methodist church, is summerinR at
Mountain Lake Park.
Misses Sue Goodwin and Sue Oliver, OF
Island. have returned from Q pleasant
visit to Bellaire friends.
Mrs. Robert Hosie of Bethany, Is visit
| ing Mrs. John Crawford, Of sixteenth
| street and other friends.
Harry Robb, of Bridgeport, left Thursday
| on pleasure trip to Parkersburs, Lake
Breeze and ether points
Mrs. Halsted and daughter, Miss Ellie, OF
the Garden Spot, are spending the heated
| term at NJ, Lake Park.
Miss Hattie Pool. of Morrstown, Ohio,
who has been visiting friends in the city,
returned home last Monday.
F.. Emsheimer, OF North Main street,
| left Tuesday for Dser Park, where he will
likely spend the heated term.
All. Davis will recuperate this summer
| on buttcrmilk at n choice retreat short
distance east Of this city.
James G. Johnson, of DenisoD, Texas,
who has been visiting friends in the city,
leaves tomorrow for home.
Hon. +. G. Cracraft was confined 10 the
house in the fore part Of the past week
with slight indisposition.
Mrs. George Burial, accompanied by her
sister in-law, Miss Mary Burial, arrived
here yesterday from Mt. Savage.
Mesdames Stout and Moody have return.
| ed ONE after pleasant visit to their sis
| ter, Mrs. GilChrist OF Leatherwood.
Miss Brockenborough and Miss Mary
| Fullerton, of Louisville, n.y., are guests Of
Mrs. Quarter, OF the South Side.
Julius Rodgers and George w. Mccoy, OF
| Sistersvile, were guests OF friends In the
city during the forepart OF the week.
Mrs Rev. Dornbaser and children, &C.
companied by Miss Name Britt, left last
week to visit friends in Pennsylvania.
Misses Lou and Jennie Roper, OF Newark,
| q. who have been visiting friends in the
| Z st End, left for home yesterday.
Mr.. Phil Dixon, OF the Eight ward, who
has been visiting friends in Moundsville
| for the past week, has returned home.
Misses Nay Black, Ella Wilson and
at the East End House in West Alexander,
| Pa.
Hons. F.. G. Cracraft and II. NJ. Russell,
| two of our prominent legal lights, left Fri
day for Old Point Comfort, Va, to recuper.
| ate.
| Henry w. Hess, son OF Christ Hess, has
| graduated at Notre Dame University and
taken the gold medal for the commercial
| course.
Mrs. Keith of Covington, Ky, who has
| been visiting Mrs. Green, Of Leatherwood,
for the past week, left yesterday for her
| home.
Miss Bessie Hamilton, OF Washington
Pa, who has been visiting friends in Fair
| mont, passed through the city yesterday
| en- route fer home
Miss Birdie Sydons, OF East Liverpool,
| who has been visiting friends in the East
for the East for the past two weeks, re.
turned home Monday.
Hon. A. W. Campbell and son Richard
| returned last week from Hanover, New
| Hampshire. where his son has been at
| tending Dartmouth College.
Charles Isaacs and Charles Boyd, two &C.
complished Baltimore gentlemen who have
been visiting Steve Rice, OF Fourteenth
| street, left for home this morning.
Misses Anna Work, Rebecca Rain, Riti
Wolvington and Mary Rippeto, a quar-.
| tette OF charming South Side ladies, left
last week to visit friends In Chicago.
WI. Calm left Thursday for New York,
| from which point he sailed yesterday for
| Antwerp. Mr.. C.'s intention Is TO make an
extended Continental tour ere he returns
| home.
The following sextette Of ladies and gen.
| tlemen, of Flushing, Ohio, were guests In
| the city, Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs. J. b, Bar.
| ton, Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Vance, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Barnickloe.
Albert Cohn, OF Cleveland, Is visiting bis
grandma, Mrs. Jos. Eiseman, OF Main
| street.
| CA. House, the music dealer, has re-
turned from a successful business trip In
Pennsylvania.
Miss May Mcfarland, a beautiful and &C:
complished Island belle, 10 guest OF
friends in Johnstown, Pa. Miss N. II Q
member OF the Dramatic Association,
which has suspended operations until fall,
when she returns.
We are grati6ed to learn from authentic
sources that Miss Taylor, President OF the
Wheeling Female College, Is rapidly re.
gaining her health, under the skillful
treatment Of the Doctors Frissell, OF
Wheeling. We know that this will be good
news to all her friends, and the many
friends OF the College.
While in Wheeling last Thursday morn.
ing we were glad 10 see her out driving
and observe how improved in health she
seemed TO be.-Pdrkerstu,gh freeman.
Merits OF Moving Msehines.
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