Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-31

Msssnsnts Of yghsslingitsss and TIE usrn.
ing and Going Of Strangers,

yesterday bmObB Hionus'
Miss Jennie Sullivan is the guest Of Miss
Ada DecAmp of Wel'sburg.
Mics May McIlwsyne is the guest Of
friends in Washington, Pa
John Thornton, of Louisville, Ky. 10
visiting his uncle, Martin Thornton.
Mr.. J. Adams, of the Postofice. viii leave
this week for Terra Alta on vacation.
Mr.. L. E. Hewitt, an old Wheeling boy.
now of Pittsburg, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs A. M. Lemons, of the South Side, Is
lying at her home seriously Ill with typhoid
lever.
Mics Julia Wilson, of the South Side. re-
turned Saturday from q pleasant Weston
visit.
Miss Mary Copeland, Of Beilsire, is the
guest of Miss Alice Radcliffe, OF South Jacob
street.
Miss Lizzie Woods returned Saturday
last from q pleasant visit to Whittakers
Lar dirg.
Miss Campbell, of Parkersburg, is the
guest of Miss Helen Devries, Of South Mar
ktt street.
George Updegraf returned yesterday
from an extended visit through Canada and
other points.
Miss Jennie Baylitts, of the South Side,
returned Saturday from visit to friends in
Tilonville, o.
"Rebekah's" article was unavoidably
crowded out of yesterdays issue. 1t will
appear next week.
Robert Spencer, of Bradford, Pa, who
has been the guest of Will Lukens, leaves
for Pittsburg to-day. o,l
Miss Sallie D. Roemer has returned from
an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. {. W.
Eoff, in Kansas City.
Miss Mollie Meek, of Eleventh street. will
be the guest this week of Miss Rosa Stew
art, Of St. Clairsville.
Mrs. Otto Jaeger, Of the South Side, re-
turned Saturday from pleasant visit to
friends at Psrkersburg.
Miss Ida johnson, charming young lady
OF the South Side, returned from q pleasant
visit TO the camp grounds.
A. C. Kurtz was called home from Pitts
burg last evening on account OF serious Ill
ness of one of his children.
Miss Ella Obermann, of the Southside,
has returned from an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Beaver, Pa.
Mrs Robert Brown, accompanied BY her
sister, Miss Lille Smith, of Cincinnati, LETT
Saturday on visit to Niagara Falls.
George W. Burnett, of the Mahoning
Valley Detective Agency, passed through
Yesterday, en- route to Chicago, on buSi-
NESS.
VIM. Halpin, of the Intelhgencer COM
DC Sill room, returned yesterday morning
fom the deaf mute reunion at Columbus,
Ohio.
Chrk Herndou, of The Treasurer's office,
and Clerk O1ley of the Auditors office, are
in tie city, attending upon the Federal
Curt.
NJ. Harry Radcliffe, of the South Side,
accom- panied by his wife, returned yester-
day from pleasant visit to Parkersburg
| friends.
Messrs. James Matthews, Peter Rhodes,
Will Mcclure and Charles Matthews re-
turned Saturday from trip to South
Branch.
Mr.. P. J. Green and wife, of north Mar
ket street, returned Saturday evening from a
pleasant visit to friends and relatives in
Boston, Mass.
Edward W. Stifel, son OF L. c. Stifel,
Louis Lindermuth, and John Crawford, all
of this city, leave to-day for the University
at Morgantown.
Cbas. Il. Hall, the mail messenger on
the B. & o. from Chicago to Wheeling, has
obtained leave OF absence and will visit
relatives at Woods6eld, o.
Miss Mamie Leighton, Of the South Side,
returned home Friday evening from Pitts
burg where she spent a delightful week
with friends residing in that city.
Mrs. ]. G. Hoffman and Mrs. Zoeckler,
of Wheeling, and MISS Edith and Lilly
Semple, of Steubenville. are visiting Misses
Nell and Sallie Speidel.-Wellsburg Local.
Mr.. R. B. Carnahan, Of Wheeling, &C
companied by his two charming daughters
and his son, were guests at Hills Central
Yesterday evening-ParkerSburg Journal.
Mr.. J. NJ. Westling, of billions jewelry
establishment, is off on trip to Niagara
Falls. Although his absence is short,
Joe's many friends will miss him while he's
gone.
John Coleman, the Sout Side druggist, re-
turned Saturday from a pleasant fishing
excursion. He brought George Litten a
handsome present in the shape Of turtle,
weighing seven pounds.
Auditor Duffy arrived in the city yester-
day, stopping at the Stamm. Mr.. Duffy is
here to look after the interests of the State
in the matter of the Chesapeake and Ohio
taxes, which comes up tomorrow in the
Federal Court