Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-12
BRIDGEPORT.

Chas. II. Slemmous, of Cadiz, in com.
psny with Miss Mary Clark, of st Glars.
vile, spent yesterday in our town, en-
route to Pittsburgh, where they expect to
join Miss Ida Slemmous, and take in the
exposition.
Miss Clora Carroll, of St. Clairsville,
daughter of Judge C. w. Carroll, and Miss
Laura Devol, of Marietta, ohio, two very
charming young ladies, are the guests OF
Miss Mamie Cooke, Of Kirkwood.
Miss Bista Rice and Miss Nellie Topping
started yesterday morning to attend school
the coming year at Painsville, Ohio.
More than rumor has it, that two young
men are to join Hymen's Band. One to
get his better half in Kirk wood on the
10Th ard the other in MOrris.own, Ohio, on
the 18th Of September A. u. 1888.
r. J. Alexander and Nicholas Kuhn,
wo Of our crack shotmen, went out ia
Join Gitlin Medill'S camp, at Dickinson 5
mil, Harrison county.
J. f B, Macdonald spent yesterday in
Bellaire OH legal business.
Miss Ella W. Mckee, of Fairpoint o.,
passed through town yesterday on her way
TO Beaver College, Pa.
Miss Lillian Alexander is visiting al
Miss Stella Macdonald, OF Woodlawn,
Pa, sister OF J. L. b. Macdonald, has &C
Cepted position in our school.
Miss Louisa Latlerty, OF Laiferty Station,
passed through town yesterday EN- route to
Beaver College, Pa.
Large shipments of horses, cattle, swine
and poultry were made yesterday over the
g., L. W. H. K. for the West Virginia
State Fair.
MIS-. Coursin, of McKeesport, Pa, is Wis.
ting, in )mpany with her daughter Min
ME, Ter sister, Mrs. DR.. Todd.
Mr. Tom Tyler's little boy died Monday
evening and was buried yesterday.
Boston's Orchestra was highly compli-
mt nted at Frashers party Monday evening.
Miss Belle Rogers, an accomplished
youEg lady of Bethany, Pa is visiting NJ s
Ida Todd, et Kirkwood.
Mr.. Holiday and Mrs Thomas, of Mar.
tins Ferry, spent yesterday with Mrs. Geo.
Duncan, OF KIRK wood.
c: Anderson, of Pittsburgh, is in town
on BUSINESS.
Mr.. Ellis, travelling suditor OF the c. l.. &
W r. r., was in town yesterday.
G. NJ. Fisher, general agent of the C. l.. &
W. X. r., spent few days at his old home
in Elyris. o.
Mr. Glover and sister, of Mt. Pleasant, o..
are visiting Mr.. Fogle, IN Kirkwood. Mr..
Glover sports fine horses. and they wear
the red ribbon of the st. Clairsvile fair.
Ksnsas, TO visit his brother and other rela.
tives.
Last Monday evening developed another
social event of kirkwood society which
was equal tO-yes, even eclipsed the former
efforts OF the Bridgeport aristscrats. The
parry referred to was given by Mr.. William
Frssher and wife, at their beautiful resi-.
dence, situated on the National pike, one
mile west of Bridgeport At S O'Clock the
ladies and gentlemen, muffled up to keep
out the chilling atmosphere, moved on the
pike in the Bridgeport "Hurdicks" with
sparkling eyes and glad hearts Arriving
at their destination they entered the spa
cious mansion only 10 remain charmed by
the beautiful music OF Boston's orchestra,
and by the bountiful repsst served by the
hostess in her usual good style to the wee
small hours.
The following ladies and gentlemen were
present:
Misses Laura Deyol, Marietts, O., Glars
Carol, st. ClairsVille, o. Nan Cooke, May
TODD, BERTHE Rice, Nellie Topping, Glars
Forbes, Mamie Duncan, Blanche Pool
Mrs. Andrew Smith, Messrs. Will Herman
| Frank Fisher, Jake Heinlein. Geo. G. Nc
Kse, Chas. Heinlein, Thos. Duncan, An
drew Heinlein, Harry Robb, Oliver Rhodes
Tbos Judkins. Andrew Smith and Chas
Cooke.