Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
GOSSIP AND GOSsIPERS.
Friends, Strangers and Guests-Social and
Personal News.

Mr. Gibson Lamb and family are at
Mountain Lake Park.
Miss. Sophia Schenck was guest last
week of friends in Bellaire o.
Mrs Susie Rogus of South Wheeling, is
visiting friends in Allegheny, Pa.
Chas Davis, of Big Tree, Pa, is visiting
VIM. Menkemiller, of the South Side.
Frank and James Loe, of East Liberty,
Pa, are guests of friends on the Island.
Miss Mary Stan, of Chenille, o., will
shortly be guest of friends in the city.
Mr. Ferret, the courteous Mcclure House
news-dealer, is out after severe sick spell.
Miss Molie Sylyis who has been visiting
friends in Pitlsburg, returned home satur'
day.
W. H. Hall, an old Wheelingite, located
in Kansas City, is visiting friends in the
city
Miss Kittie Rose, of GAINESVILLE OHIO,
will be a guest next week o. friends in the
city.
Miss Jesse Creighton, of Elizabethtown,
Ohio, is a guest Of friends in East Wheel
ing.
Miss Annie Merton, of Claysville, Pa,
will be guest next week OF friends in the
city.
Miss Maggie Wood, of Steubenville, is
the guest OF Miss Maggie Lick son, Of this
city
Mrs. DR. Cunningham who has been
quite i'll for several weeks, is slowly conva-
lescing.
Mrs. Franklin, of Newark, o., is guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Smith, of
this city.
Mrs George Paul. and daughter, Miss
Nolie, are spending the summer at New
Nartinsville.
Miss Fanni, Morgan, of Greene county
Pa, was guest last week of friends in
North Wheeling,
Miss Della Flynn and Miss Mary BARLEY,
OF the South Side are visiting Miss T. Cog
ley. at Cameron.
Miss Emma Cottron, of Toronto, O., re-
turned home yesterday after short visit to
friends in the city.
Mrs. James Noble, of Hancock county,
returned home yesterday after brief visit
to friends in the city.
Miss Annie Burch, of Benwood W. Va,
returned Wednesday after a charming visit
to friends on the Island.
Miss Hannah Birch, a popular young
South Side lady, is visiting her aunt, Miss
Sarah Stone, at Dennison, o.
Miss Clara Heller a beautiful and &C.
cOmplished Pittsburg belle, is visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
Miss Rose Wolfe, charming young belle
of Clariugton, is The guest Of Miss Emma
Oscher. Of North Wheeling.
Will L. White, Of the Muhleman Express
Company. gave delightful party to his
friends at Sycamore Grove, July 1,
Miss Jessie Wiley, a charming maiden, Of
the Glass city is guest of Miss WoIving-
ton of Thirty-thrd street.
Miss Retta Wolvington, of South Wheel.
ing left Tuesday to spend the summer with
friends at Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. G. W. Bdgood has returned from a
pleasant visit to Canton, Ohio where she
WIS the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, Guirlinger.
Charles Kemper, prominent legal light,
| of tender years, Of Lexington, Ky, is
spending few weeks with friends in the
CITY.
Miss Mamie Hinchman, fascinating
Young lady of this city, left on the Fourth
for a threemonths' trip among friends in
the West.
Misses Annie and May Kelley, two ac-
complished young Pittsburg ladies, are the
! ~, sis of MISS Katie Terrell on Main street,
South Side.
Misses Mcdonald and Katie Milburn, two
charming young ladies of Eleventh street
LEI; last Tuesday on an extended visit -
friends in Pittsburg.
Miss Hattie Robert, charming belle Of
Elizabeth. Pa, is the guest of Miss Fannie
Caldwell at the residcnceof the latter uncle,
| on North Main street.
Misses Efie and Bird Newkirk, Of Kan
sas City, who have been visiting friends on
Fifteenth street, leave this morning to visit
relatives in Bentleysville, Pa.
Miss Veronica Williamson, of the South
Side. accompanied by her guest Miss Mary
Coppinger Of Chicago, left yesterday to
visit friends at New Castle, Pa.
Miss Poebe and Lima Hupfeld two charm.
ing young ladies Of New Philadelphia, Ohio
arc visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs A. c. Wagner Of Fulton.
Mr.. Steve Rice left Friday for Chicago
| After the convention is over he will visit
New York and Baltimore, and on his return
| from the latter place will be accompanied
by Messrs BOYD and Jaacs, who will be his
guests for several " eeks.
Rev. II g. Eisenl bier leaves for ColUm-
bus TO-DAY. He expects to spend three
weeks in that city.
Major W. W Jackson, the genial private
secretary of the Governor, arrived in the
city yesterday from Parkersburg.
Vim. Irving, the popular drug clerk at
Youngs South Side pharmacy, left for
Knoxville, Ky. yesterday on a short visit
TO his parents
ing friends at Canton, o., returned home
Saturday.
Judge F. H. Hedricks and wife, Of Co
lumbus, O.. passed through the city Sstur-
day en- route for New York, where they
will visit fr; ends.
Miss Annie Hogson. Of Arondale one Of
| Cincinnati most beautiful suburban towns,
will be guest shortly Of friends in the city
Miss Amy Mast, of GaIliDolis, o., re-
turned home yesterday after pleasant visit
to relatives and friends in the city
Miss Minnie Fitzgerald. a handsome
young lady of Cameron, West Va, was the
guest of relatives on the Sonth Side for
short time Saturday.
Miss Kate Savage left Monday for New
York, from which place she sailed Satur.
day to visit among friends in Ireland.
Campbell Sweeney left Saturday for
Minneapolis to spend the summer.
Mrs. James Rodey. Of Washington, Pa,
is visiting friends on the South Side.
Chris Liedl. city editor Of the Volks5latt. ID
slowly recovering. with good prospects Of
his early appearance on the streets again,