Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-21
aoas1P Ann Goss1PERs.

T. K. Vansickle, oil washington, y. III
is guest for few days of friends IN tn
city.
Miss Hattie Jones, Of Wellsbnrg is visit
ing her sister, Mrs DIR. Surgison, OF thI
city
Mss Frank Hardee, of Pittsburg, is I
guest to-day Of friends at the AcLur
House;
VIM. Hagedosn, of the Eighth Ward, LEI
last week to jois fishing camp at WILLOW
Island
Jack Muton, of the South Side is al hi
old camp near Sunish. Wonder if Jack a
| after fish,
Miss Met. LindelL of Londen, Ohio, is
guest for few days Of friends sad relatives
in the city.
Miss MoMc Meek, Of Eleventh street. L
visitipg'fier sister, Mrs. S: B. Wilcoxen, OF
Stsdbenville.
J.H. Mccall, we'll known Bsrnesville
o., gentleman, isagucss to-day OF friends
at the Stamm House.
Miss Make Mcdonald, of Steubenville,
o., will be guest next week offriends and
relatives on the Island.
Joseph Halfway and wife, of GAINESVILLE,
o., returned home yesterday, after bret
visit to friends in the city
Miss Bette Bechter, Of Allegheny, Pa,
returned home Tuesday atler all extended
visit to friends in the city.
Miss Mamie Morris, of Warren, O., leaves
for home Tuesday, after q brief visit TO
North Wheeling relatives.
Miss Ida Curtis, of Bethany, was in the
city, Yesterday She will shortly pay visit
to friends in Lexington, Ky.
Miss Sallie Ford, of Sosih Jacob street,
returned home Wednesday, from brief
visit to West Alexander, Pa.
Misses Means and Harden, of Steuben-
Vile are visiting at the residence of Mr. A.
s. Harden on Fourtee9th street.
Miss Matte Prince, daughter OF Capt
Thomas Prince, is visiting her friend Miss
Annie Fauble, of Marshall county.
Jos. Ebbert and family and VIM. Ripley
and family have removed to the Mounds
vile camp ground for the summer.
Miss Ella Wilson, Of Thirteenth street,
leaves tomorrow morning for Cranberry
Summit to spend the heaied term.
Mrs. Andy Patterson entertained select
number of friends Thursday evening at her
country residence at Elm Grove.
Frank Statler and wife, of Allegheny
Pa, returned home Friday after an extend
ed visit to friends in The city.
Miss Emma Granger of East Liberty,
Pa, returned home Yesterday after an ex
tended visit to friends in the city
Mrs Andrew Miller, of Coshocton, Ohio,
will return hoTe to morrow, after an ex-
ended visit to friends in the city.
Mrs Minnie Frontage, of South Wheel
ing, returned yesterday from an extended
visit to friends in New Athens, o.
Misses Dora and Annie Leighton, Of
ULiontown, Pa, will spend portion Of the
summer with relatives in the city.
Mrs Frank Saddler, OF East Liverpool, O.,
will leave this week for home after pro-
tacted visit to friends in the city.
J. P. Allen, popular resident OF the
Smoky City, is spending tide Sabbath with
his many friends at TIE Stamm House.
Miss Sadie Wilson, of Cramdulls sta
lion. W. Va, returned home Wednesday,
after short visit to friends in the city.
Miss Hannah Heyman of Chapline street,
and Miss Savilia Kraus, of 18th street, were
gusts last week of friends in Bellaire o.
Burnie Mcclure managed to leave his
family at st. Clairiwille Friday, long
enough to look up his Wheeling friends.
Charley Menkemilcr and bride returned
Wednesday from their bridal tour and
have taken rooms at the Stamm House.
Miss Jessie May, of Darlington, o., re-
turned home Tuesday after an extended
visit to Miss Ochre, of North Main street.
George Johns, Joseph Bell, and James
Cummins, left Monday for a fishing excur.
sion on the South Branch of the Potomac.
Mrs. Kate Knox and daughter, Miss Liz
lie. will return home this week, after a short
isit among friends and relatives in the
city.
Miss Annie Backman, Of Marietta, o.,
who has been visiting friends on the south
side for some time past, returned home last
week.
Last Tuesday evening Miss Romna Win
csburg was surprised at the residence of her
athcr in Manchester by number of her
friends.
Miss Mona Barton, of Greene county,
Pa, returned home Wednesday, after All eX-
ended visit to friends in the eastern portion
of the city.
Misses Helen DevrieS and Blanche
Warehouse, of South Wheeling returned
yesterday from brief visit to Pittsburg
;riCuds
Mss Julia Raymond, of Fairmont w.
Va. will spend portion of the summer
with friends and relatives in the city and
vicinity.
Miss Martha Bryan. a charming Moands-
vile lady, who has been visiting bliss Laura
Collins, of North Wheeling, returned home
yesterday
Miss Mary Bukey, of Parkersburg, will
return home this week after an extended
sisit to Miss Mary Sweeney Of North
Main street
Mrs. Frank Lowdon, Of Cumberland, Nd,
| will leave this week on an extended visit to
Cleveland O., friends, after brief sojourn
n Wheeling.
Miss Maggie Wells charming, beautiful
and complished lady ofIndianapolis, Ind.
IS the guest of Miss Cora Zane, Of South
Broadway, Island,
, Messrs. G. Ed. Mendel, T. c. Mofat
Jacob Berger and Thos Wilson returned
yesterday from Pittsburg, where they have
been attending the races.
! Miss Lucy Yahrlins, Of South Wheeling
has returned from pleasant visit to CIeye
and, o., friends and is the guest of tn
Misses Seibert, at Pleasant Valley.
Miss Fannie Coates, a charming young
adv of Cleveland, who has been visiting he
uncle. Mr.. David Gore, on South Penn
street, returned home last week.
Charley 0schenkuhn, a popular yoIn,
tailor Of Main street, south side, will leav'
today for New York, where he will learr
he cutting trade at J. C. Mitchers cutting
school
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