Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
PERSONAL P0rnTs.
MoSements OF Whselingites, and the Com
ing and 6oinx of Strangers,

Moyements OF wheelingites, and the Com.
ing and Going Of Strangers.
w. a. Kelley, of PArkersbu-g, is in tie
city.
G. NJ. Slater, Of Washington, Pa, is 8. the
Stamm.
Conrad sipe, wife and child are a. the
Stamm.
". D. Denny. Of CannOnsburg, Pa, is in
the city.
". C. Gordon, Of Powhaten Pt, O., is at
the Howell
,. J. Smith, of New Cumberland, is at
the Mcclure.
John A. Campbell, of Hancock county,
is in the city.
Hon B. Fisher and wife have returned
from the East
J. F. Burley and 81. Criswsll, Of Mounds
vile, are in the city.
W. E. Mallery and F. Diehl, Of Woods
field, are at the St. James.
Lee Noble, of Morristown, Belmont
coanty, is at the ST. James.
Mrs. John Parker, of Chicago, is the
guest of relatives il the city.
Miss Carrie Haudlan, Of LaBelle street,
iseisiting friends in Coyipgton, Ky.
Miss Louise Daub OF East Wheeling, left
yesterday, on visit to friends in Parkers-
burg.
Ed Falloure, of the Island, is home from
Philadelphia, where he has been attending
scbool
The: Misses Orrick of Baltimore are the
guests Of the Misses Kennedy, OF Thirteenth
stfeet.
Mrs. D. NJ. Crothers left on Tuesday for
Like City, Col, which will be her future
hone.
AL. Rheinstorn and Capt. B. B. Dovener
are back from an extended trip in the IA
nswhs Valley.
Mrs. Jos. Chetwynd, OF East Liverpool,
Ohio, is visiting her mother, Mrs Henry
Wallace, of LsBelle avenue.
Prof c. A Sipe, OF Fairmont, passed
through the city yesterday on his way home.
lie is q pleasant conversatiOnslist
Mrs. A. L. Fink, who has been visiting
relatives in Pittsburg, returned home yes
terday evening, ve:y much pleased with her
trip.
Collector John T. McGraw is reported to
be confined to his room at home with cry
sipelas, resulting from neglected spealned
ankle.
The Barlow, Wilson and Rankin min
strel company, tbirty-one in number, stop
ped at the McLuee yesterday. They will
leave over the B. Il 0. this m oraing at g. 10
for Louisville.
Wm. Lemmons OF the South Side, an
old B. i 0. man, who has been travelling
in the West and South for some time past,
will again take an engine on the Pittsburg
division of the B. / o. road.
John A. Crawford, formerly Of the RcGls.
TER Office leaves tomorrow for the Morgan
town University, TO which he was appointed
as cadet. John will no doubt stand up
near the head Of all his classes.
Hon Ran Stalnaker is home from the
odd White" feeling greatly benefited By
his soiourn. He Gays the report about him
having a fat office a. Washington is all
moonshiue. He would like 10 see it come
along all the same.
DR.. John + Smith and wifi. have returned
from their summer trip. during which they
travelled over a greater part of Nebraska
and Northern Iowa. The doctor has pur
chased interests in business for his two sons
in Nebraska and will send them out in q
few weeks.
Clerk O. S. Long will not, as has been
stated By the Charleston papers move
family TO Charleston in ths fall, Mr.
Long will go 10 Charleston about the middlr
of October and will possibly move his family
thither next spring, provided he can secure
suitable quarters.
Mr. Walter Sheppard, who runs the REG'
IsTyR speeder, and carries the SUNDAY REG
lSTtR to Stenoenyil!e and intermediate
points, returned this week from two
months trip through Europe. lie took in
many prominent points o. interest during
his travels and had the pleasure of seeing
Princess Beatrice when leaving on her 0rl-
al tour.
The Wheeling fishing party composed ol
Capt Z b. Doyener, ALI Rheinstrom and
3 y. Doveuer, who have been fishing and
-ecrearipg at Doveners Springs, came into
re ciy to day en- route home after a most
delightful time. DR.. Dovener accompanied
~ party to the city They also had with
aem Huckleberry Finn, the original o.
ls-k Twain well known character.-Par
;ers3uTg Journal.