Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-12
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Peculiarly appropriate for Md
summer Pefusal.


Of People, Fashion, Recreation
and Kindred Topics Of Gen
eral Interest.
Wheeling 10 in need Of many things. but
po,bipg more than Gsile plot Of grass and
shade within short ditanee Of the business
GENRE. h las been suggested. and the
thought seems entirely practical that when
| the county Moves into the north bal! OF the
capital building that the ssy take the pres
/ ent court house property N part payment
e1pend the baleace in buying Up the real
| estate lying southof the sheriff edee and
north Of Alley ni7e, clear out the baisdings,
/ none Of which arc very valuable, and lay
q bit Of park embcllished With walks Oun.
tains, bits of gree, turf, sbase trees, etc.
Such . thing would be God send to our
tired women and dust choked children
these close summer evenings and would
yield large return n the way Of increased
beskh and happiness The member OF
Council who succeeds in making such
suggestion fact, would respa rich reward
from grateful public, and bis name would
be longer cherished that if engraved in tab
let's of brass.
Reedy stein6eld, of Allegheny 10 in tie
city. ~.
Cyrus s. Pershing, CT Pittsburgh, IS at the
Mcclure. -
N. R. Coleman and wife, of Columbus, are
in the city. ~
Francis Kress is visiting at st. Josephs
settlement.
Mrs. s. A. Kepner is visiting friends at
WiAiamsport, Pa.
Jos. PAUL Is convslescine after severe
attack Of pneumonia.
Miss Jennie Woods Is visiting Mrs. Ollie
Wilde, at Caldwell, o.
DR.. Fred Nolte, Of New MartinsviEle, Is
visiting bis parents on the South Side.
Miss Mary Hall, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was
q guest last Thursday Of Wheeling friends.
Mrs. Richardson and sister, Miss Nc.
KEENAN,, are visiting friends at Columbus,
Ohio.
Messrs. Turner aud Taylor, OF Cincinnati,
we're guests last week Of Mr. Rogers at the
st. James.
Mrs. David Ayrshire, Of Green county,
Pa, will return home this week after short
visit to Wheeling friends.
saw q little incident one day this past
week which brought forcibly to my mind
the oft repeated proverb that pressed brick
and plate glass do not always shelter hap
py household. As approached hand
some residence Just before dark on the day
have Tot mentioned heard noises calcu.
lated TO convey the impression that what an
Irishman would call "ruction" was going
on within. AS passed the open window |
heard the husbands voice raised to above
the staff and saw the wife, whom had here
tofore set down as the personification OF
gentleness, in the act Of shying goblet
across the room at her partners head. But
let US draw the veil.
D. X. Irwin, of Claysville, Pa, is in the
city.
S. S. Stub, Of Boston, is autographed at
the st. James.
John Clarity and wife, Of New Orleans,
are at the Stsmm.
Mics Eva Harder, of Allegheny, is q guest
of friends on the Island.
W. N. Adams, of St. Clairsville, is
guest OF Wheeling friends.
W. W. Flanagan, of New Cumberland,
Hancock. county, is in the city.
MISS Dolly Abel, of Cadiz, Ohio, is visit.
ing friends on South Chapline street.
Mrs. Newman, of Steubenville, was q
guest last week Of relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank OgIebay have taken
rooms at Mt. Belleview Hotel for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Rowland and wife. of Pittsburg, are
spending few days with friends in South
Wheeling.
Miss Minnie Gilbreath, of North Huron
street, Island, will leave to morrow for West
Liberty, to spend few weeks with friends.
DR.. Atcheson paid an overland visit from
Cadiz to this city, behind the handsomest
span Of white thoroughbreds ever seen in
this section Of country.
The coming Ssengerfest promises to have
an immense patronage. Our usicloving
people are to turn out en- masse, and, by
The way, larger proportion Of our people
love concord of sweet sounds" than in
most of American cities, for which thanks
are mainly due to our German residents.
E.R. Argusinger, Of New Martinsville, is
at the Stamm.
A. s. Vance, of Ravens Rock, W. Va,
is at the st. James.
Miss Mamie Woods, of Elm Grove, is the
guest OF Miss Caldwell.
Mi,s Grace Blake, of Moundsville, will be
guest shortly Of friends in this city.
CA. Johnston, . genial New York COM
mercisl gentleman, is at the st. James.
Will Caldwell Of Louisville, will spend
few weeks with Wheeling relatives early in
August.
Messrs. 8. 81. and E. S. Norton, Of the
St. James, will leave on q trip down the
river this morning.
James Armstrong, the skater, returned
yesterday from Pittsburg, where be has been
getting some pointers.
Mrs. A. D. Hsughton and daughters,
Misses Ella and Emma, Of Coshocton. o.,
are visiting Wheeling friends.
Mrs. Albert Harden, of Fourteenth street,
will spend several days this week with
friends in the vicinity Of St. Clsirsvills, o.
The summer seems TO be q notably gay
one in social way, despite the dull times
we hear 30 much about In addition to the
considerable number Of receptions and par.
ties. hear of many little eaihsrinS. be-
tween intimate friends occasions which are
none the less sojoysbls for being exclusive.
Mrs. DR.. Dodge, Of California is visiting
Mrs. II. K. List, of North Main street
Miss Hattie Fromsge, Of East Liverpool,
O., is visiting friends in North Wheeling.