Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-01
POINTS.
Movements OF wheelinEites, and the Conn
ing and Going OF Strangers.

Movements OF wheelinEites, and the Com
ing and Going OF Strangers.
Il. R. Muhlemsn, Of Darlington, is at the
Mcclure.
Peter Bosley, Jr,, is confined to his room
by illness.
VIII Higgins returned yesterday from q
two weeks visit to Chicago.
lIDr. j. R. Howes, Brainerd, MIMI, is at
the Mcclure for q few days.
viii Exley has returned from an extend
ed visit to Chicago and other points.
Mr.. R. B. Rees, q well known nailplate
roller, of Clifton, W. Va, is in the city.
Messrs. Alex Updegraf and Andrew Will
con are off on q pleasure trip to Cleveland
Mrs. Burns, Of Fairmont, W. Va, is Wis
itiug Mrs. Andrew Wilson on South Market
street.
Mr.. Andrew Hare, of Pittsburg, is home
on q visit to his parents of South Cnapline
street.
Mr.. D. D. Mccoy, of Bay View, Wis a
well known mailer, is in the city among old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kull, Jr., leave for
Moundsville on Monday TO spend the heat
ed term.
The Misses Glover, of Demos, Ohio, are
the guests of their sister, Mrs. Milligau, Of
Garden Spot.
Miss Lohse and Misc Maud Thompson
have returned from a weeks vacation a
Short Creek.
Miss Carrie Whitaker returned home
yesterday from q pleasant trip to Dayton
Ohio, friends.
Mr.. Ed. Booking leaves Monday for 3
sun me- vacation, which he will spend in
the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Myles, of the South
Side, leave Monday for Moundsville 10 pass
the heated season.
Mr.. Ed. Daum, of Pittsburg, retlrns
home on Monday, after an extended Visi'
to friends in the city.
Chas. B. Reed, of Harper Bros, leavesto
day on a summer vacation, which will br
passed at Newark, o.
Will Gore left yesterday for Philadelphia
where he has accepted a position in the
Pennsylvania railroad Office.
Miss Jennie Woods, of Elm Grove, has re
turned home from a pleasant visit to Miss
Ollie Wilde, at Caldwell, o.
Mr.. Jacob FILLER, of Glenn's Run, and hG
daughter, Miss Annie, are visiting friend'
and relatives in Cleveland, o
Master Malcolm Brice returned yesterda,
from a pleasant visit to Belmont count.
friends looking fat and sunburnt.
Isaiah Warren, Miss Nellie T. Warrer
and Allie Warren leave for Chautauqus N
Y, next Monday, via the Pewiky.
Misses Eva and Bee Noble, of Twentiet'
street, leave this morning for Claysville,
Pa, on q two weeks pleasure trip.
ALI. Rheinstrom left last evening 70
Aurora, W. Va, where he will spend a feS
weeks among the mountain Dreszes.
Miss Maggie Balzell, of Bellaire, who ha
been the guest of Miss Emily Shepherd, o.
the Island, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Sue L. Reed and children, of Mort
York street, left Wednesday morning {,
spend the summer with her father, jaime
NJ. Mines, ESQ.,. of Clarksburg, W. Va.
Mr.. Sarah Morris, wife Of the late Hon
Joseph Morris, who died at the residence o
her son, James R. Morris, at WoodsGeld
O., July 24th, was a lady possessing a very
large circle of friends and acquaintances il
this section OF the country. Mrs. Morris was
born in Greene county, Pa, May 20, 1875
and was q daughter ofJames and Elizabeth
Hill. She was unitedi in marriage to Joseph
Morris in March, 1916, whom she survives
nearly thirty-one years. She was the moth
er of nine children, but tire
of whom survive her-Mrs. Eliza
beth Drgps and James R. and
W. T. Morris-who were with her in be-
last hours. She was a woman of strong
practical judgment, great good sense and o.
9 vigorous constitution that continued With
her until q few years ago when she became
somewhat of an invalid from the effects ola
fall. The immediate cause of her death was
cholera morbus. She was buried in the
family burying ground, at Woodsfeld, ou
the 18th, beside her departed husband and
six children.