Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
SrANGERs AND HOME FOLK.

SrANGERs AND HOME FOLK.
Some who Attended The Fair and Some
Who Did Not.
+. A. Morris leaves :or Florida this morn
ing.
c. E. Bower, Of Waynesburg, is in the
city
J. L. Seybold, Esq, is at Mt. Clemens,
Mich, recuperating
Miss Doddridges ait exhibit attracted
The attention Of all.
Judge A F. Raymond and wife were il
tie city yesterday.
Miss May Ott received premium on
her pretty rose picture.
Mr.. Jacob RoIf, Of the Eighth ward has
'.parted tor Welsburg.
james 7. Caulk, Of Burning Springs, W
Va is at the Mcclure.
Nj s Bird Huston, Of Wellsburg, is thu
guest CT Miss Mollle lourg.
Owen Kisner left for the East the past
week to purchase new goods.
Mrs r. A. Williams, of Eoff street is
lying very 'cw with typhoid fever.
Miss Lille Wolf, of P,ttsburg, is visiting
Miss Ella Hoffman, of Cnapline street.
c. T. Yansickler, agent Of the Tony Pas
tor Company, was in The city yesterday.
Miss Ella Lawson carried off the first
premium for the best charcoal drawing.
S. n. Prarhcr, ESQ, and wife are the
guests of Mrs Mendel, of Twelfth street.
Mrs. George Evans, of Fish Creek, is the
guest of John Clark, on the South Side.
Miss Jessie Graham, of Eoff street, has
returned from pleasure visit in Pittsburg.
Miss Belle Rist, Of Hannibal, Ohio, is
WISHING Mics Emma Miller, on South Eof
street.
Miss Maud Eccles had several fine land
scsp5s in oil hat were especially worthy OF
rct!ce.
\ landscape in OIL, the work Of Miss Liz
zie Riley OF ST Clarsville, was greatly a1-
mired.
The Misses Bedillion have been the
guests Of the Misses House during Fail
week.
Miss Hickey Hilde5rand, Of the South
Side, has returned from two weeks visit
70 SteubenVlle.
General Passenger Agent Robinson, o.
the Ohio River Railroad came up to the
city yesterday.
Miss Lena Krablech aud Miss Lilly
Nessler of Erie, Pa are visiting at Goetzes
on the South Side.
A collection OF china, the work Of Miss
Jessie Bates, was among the most artistic
work on exhibition.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Whitaker, who has been
spending the summer in the West, is ex
pected home to-day.
We are glad to be able to announce thai
Rev DE-. NJ Lessler IS mucn better and vii
be out gain to m orrow.
Miss Lizzie Askins, a. charming young
lady # Pittsourg is visiting Mss Nore
Fitzsimmons, OF the South Side.
J.B. Underwood and family, who h4v'
been camping cut down on Fish Creek al
summer, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Miller, of Steubenville, wac
has been the guest OF Mr.. Will Higgins 70
seversl days, returned home yesterday.
Two sons Of DR.. Wingerter, Charlie and
Ferdinand, have gone to attend school 81
St. John College Fordham, New York
The pond lilies growing 10 the water and
q fruit picture, both By Mrs. Plstof Zane
Of Pleasant Valley, elected the highes
praise.
Miss Lille Smith, who has been the CUES
Of her sister, Mrs Robert Brown, for some
ume, will return to her home in Cincinnati.
this week.
Miss Eva Noble, of Twenty-frst street,
IS lying i'll at her home Miss Alma Con
nor, OF Soulh Chspline street, is also quite
Ill OF fever.
Miss Mamie johnson, of Pitsburg, who
bas been the guest OF friends on South Mar
ket street, returned home Yesterday after
pleasant visit.
Miss Nellie Hayman, on accomplished
yourg lady Of Fairmont, ". Va, is visiting
Miss Mira Comerfcrd, Of Twenty fourth
street South SIDE.
Some flowers from nature by Mss Jen
rie Par and Miss Sophie Carr OF Pleas
ant Valley. were highly compimented, a.
"eS a'eO o SaslAS i'SSS " -1bsS -NeAA'S ANNe'''
OF Bellaire.
Mr.. Will Steele, an old Wheeling boy
now a prominent phsrmaceutist OF Pitts.
burg, stopped off in the city several days
after spending his vacation with his parent.
at BuCkbannon.
TIE flower and lustre painted velvei
lambrequin by Miss Bee Glennen, and the
lustre psinted banner by Miss Bella Jacobs,
both captured prize The Misses Pollack
lsll three being pupils of Miss Doddridge)
received premiums on India ink and pastel
pictures.
Uncle Obadiah Squash, who talked so Ell
tertsiDipgly in yesterday mornings REGIS
TER, called on the boys at the Office during
the day, to give them good bye, previous
10 returning home. He said his ha' was
too small when he got up, and thought it
must have been from the effects of that
1tsrpal gOO, ticker" he drank the day be-
fore. After bidding the gsnss an affection
ate good bye he left, promising to call soon
ogain. He went down on the Ohio River
read, and left highly pleased with the Fair
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MillinerH.