Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
Personal POINTS.
Movements of WheeIingites, and the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.

Moveme ents of wheeIingites, and the Com.
ing and Going of Strangers.
Louis w. New, of Baltimore, is at the Nc
Lure.
DR.. Dewitt Pumyea, of New York, is at
the McLure.
j. H. Opperman, Of Shawnee, o., is at
the McLure.
F.. j. Norton and wife have just returned
from Pittsburg.
DR.. Gasmire spent several days last week
with Welsburg friends.
Col. J. w. Cook, a distinguished New
York City lawyer, is in the city
A. B. Wilson, of Albuquerque, New Mex
leo, is in the city on short visit
W. A. McGee, representing Armour u
Co., of Chicago, is at the McLure.
Miss Birdie Oakes, OF Welsburg, was o
guest yesterday Of Wheeling friends.
Col. R. Leach, of New York, aud L.
Meyers, of Milwaukee, are OF the Mcclure.
J.B. Watson, Esq, leading member of
the Beaver county, Pa, bar is in the city.
NJ. S. Moss travelling editor of the Chica-
20 Journal of Commerce, is at the McLure.
RI. Reed, brother of DR.. James L.
Reed, Of West Alexander, Pa, was in town
yesterday,
Francis A. Riddle, Of counsel for con-
testants in the Kerr Lunsford will case, is at
the Mcclure.
Philip Dixon, barber Of the South Side,
is lust out from an attack Of inhammatory
heumatism.
Willie Caldwell leaves this morning for
SunGsh TO enjoy his usual Sabbath rustica-
ton and recreation.
Miss Mossett, charming Newport, Ky,
lady, is the guest of Miss Carrie Handlan,
OF La Belle street.
J,s. Caldwell formerly of this city, has
accepted q lucrative position with a Pitts
burg clothing house.
Fred D. Fisher, ESQ, leaves Tuesday
week for Pittsburg, where he will embark in
tie retail drug business.
Lon New, dasbing commercial man OF
Baltimore, Md, is in the city, and is hav-
ing rocd time with the boys.
Miss Jennie Baird will be bone in two
weeks from Hamilton, Va, where she has
been attending Miss Bsldwin's Seminary.
Hon. W. Il. Marshall, Representative
from Beaver county Pa, in the Pennsyl'
vania Legislature, is autographed at the
NcLure
DR.. Cunningham, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, leaves Monday TO at
tend meeting of the general assembly at
Cincinnati.
George B. Lutz, who has for some time
been connected with Hebranks jewelry
store, has accepted a position as manager OF
iewelry concern in Toledo, Ohio, and will
leave on Wednesday for that place.
Ed. T. TAYLOR, who left this city for Cali
fornia in 1863, returned home yesterday on
a months visit. lie is now located in San
Francisco and this is his first visit home
since he left in '62. "
In noticing the receipt Of the annual State
Fair catalogue he Cambridge, o., Demo
crat says: Mr.. Hook has been secretary
of this Association for several years, and 1t
is principally through his invaluable efforts
that il has achieved such wonderful success
The coming fair promises to be the best yet
held"
Miss Maggie Savage, sister Of Capt. J: l..
Savage. and Miss Jennie Sinms, daughter
of Can't. P. 3. Simms both OF Chicago,
spent Yesterday at the McLure House. Mas
Savage is fine pianist. Mrs Simms pos
sesses a rare mezzo soprano voice BENG q
pupil of the celebrated Madame Heutner,
of Chicago. She delighted few friends
at Banners music store, yesterday, with
eeveral beautiful Italian songs.