Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23

Miss Siddie Horton. Of Hannibal, Ohio,
wss q guest last week Of relatives In tho
city.
Misss Edna Morris, Of Pittsburgh, will
shortly be q guest Of friends on the South
Side.
Mrs Bessie Kinston, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
will shortly be O guest Of friends n the
city.
Miss Hannah Eaton, of Connellsville,
will shortly be q guest Of relatives in this
city.
Miss Jennie Cole. OF Holyoke. Mass, Is .
guest of relatives and friends On the South
Side.
G. q. Hardy and lady, of Marietta, are
| guests of relatives and friends on the South
Side.
Frank Hall returned yesterday from an
extended visit to friends in the Buckeye
State.
Miss Emma Flynn, of the South Side,
was q guest last week Of friends in Came
ron, o.
Mrs. Lou Marchant and family, Of Col
umbus, Ohio, are guests of frieuds in the
North End.
W. G. Wilkinson and wife have returned
from q pleasant visit TO friends in Charles
ton, W. Va
Miss Minnie wolvington, Of the South
Sidef has returned from a pleasant visit to
Cameron, o.
Miss Carrie Watson, Of Centre Wheeling,
has returned from a pleasant visit to frleads
in ~Steubenville.
Mesdames Lawrence and Host, OF Colum.
bus, are guests of Mrs. W. J. Corbett, OF
Chapline street.
John Oesterling and daughter have re-
turned from a pleasant visit to friends in
the Old Country.
Miss Myrtle Dorsey, OF Morgantown, was
a guest last week OF Miss Juliet Mcclure, Of
the Garden Spot.
Miss Jane Walters, Of Sseubenville, who
has been visiting friends in the city, re-
turned home Friday.
Miss Annie Ball, Of the North End, has
returned home after a pleasant visit to
friends in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Capt. Devries aud Mrs. DR.. Camp
bell returned Friday from q pleasant visit
10 friends in Maryland.
Miss Lizzie Buchanan, Of yellow
Springs, Ohio, is visiting friends on FIJI
teenth street, East End.
Miss Genie Logan. OF North Main street,
has accepted a position as teacher in q
Female Seminary in MississipDi ii.
Miss Fannie Houser, Of Cad,z, Ohio, has
returned home. after d pleasant visit to
Mrs. Berger, of North Main street.
Miss Mary Fullerton, OF louisville, KY,
who has been visiting Mrs. Quarter, OF the
South Side, returned home Thursday.
Miss Emma Sawyer, OF Georgetown, D.
c.. who has been visiting Miss Hsrdesty,
of Oof street. leaves tomorrow for home.
$500 oo,,lar onniafu how laff
in the f~orepart OF last week for New York,
where he is attending a noted cutting
school.
r. W. Steadman, Esq, general agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine Company, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Miss Paxton, who has been visiting
friends at Leatherwaod, returned home TO
Wellsburg, Thursday, accompanied by Miss
Carrie Gilchrist.
Miss Mary Trimble, a charming little
beauty Of Covington, Ky, who has been
visiting friends on the South Side, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. James H. Keys, of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting friends on the South
Side, left yesterday for home to the regret
Of her many friends.
Miss Emma Dana, of East Liverpool, who
has been visiting friends in the city, re-
turned home yesterday, much TO the regret
of her many friends.
Colonel Robert Delaplain and mother,
Mrs. l.. S.. Delaplain, are guests OF New
York friends. 1t is reported that Colonel
Delaplain is very i'll.
George B. Layton and daughter, Miss
Matte, accompanied by Mrs. DR.. j. G.
Hupp and daughter, Miss Annie, are max
ing a tour of the Eastern cities.
Miss Eva Nesbitt, a representative Mary
land beauty, from Fort Deposit, Md, who
has been visiting Mrs. Berger, Of the North
End returned home last week.
Mrs. c. P. Masden and family, OF st.
Louis, who have been the guests Of friends
both in this city and at Mountain Lake
Park, left for home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella f. Hall, nee Ell, formerly OF
Wheeling now a resident of Chicago, and
Miss Mamie Hall, of Mt. Pleasant, are the
guests this week of Miss Kate Donovan, OF
the East End.
The Social Dancing Club will give a grand
hop at FranZheim ms hall October the fifth.
The list includes upward OF Is couples, and
as it is understood TO be a full dress affair,
it will certainly be the opening wedge OF
the seasons festivities among the Island
crowd.
Mr.. Charles Stahl, the genial business
manager of the Newsletter, has severed
his connection with that paper, and will
leave this week for Chillicothe, o., where
he will engege in the mercantile business.
Mr.. Stahl has a host OF friends in and
around the city, who will greatly regret his
departure from their midst.
Miss Marie Orr returned TO her home at
Holidays Cove yesterday morning, after
several days spent in visiting friends in
the city and vicinity.
George ]. Mathison returned yesterday
from a protracted business trip in the home
Of statesmen.
James McCahon, Esq, and wife will
cave for Cleveland, Ohio, tomorrow, to be
gone a week or ten days.
Ed Larkin goes to the country to day to
rusticate.
Captain and Mrs. Inglebright, OF Martins
Ferry, return TO day from Cincinnati,
where they have been attending the Expo.
sition.
Frank Stanton, Esq, is in New York city
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Martin, of Martins
Ferry, returned to their home in Martins
Ferry last night after a lengthy visit in the
West.
Prot. B. c. Hagerman and bride, OF Beth
any, have returned from their wedding
trip and are staying with their father, Col.
Alex. Campbell.
Mr.. l.. s. Good, the genial salesman Of
Henry Jacobs, has returned from a trip to
Europe, looking the picture OF health.
Misses Barton and Clark, OF the South
Side, are guests OF friends in Central Ohio
now.
THE DAVIS AFFAIR.
A Gard From Citizens Of Cameron, His
Home.
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