Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19

% food. The mere We have OF thsA u
better.
j.H. Hall, Jr, Of baltimore. has rooms
1t The New Mcclure.
Mr.. Thomas Haswell lsh yesterday q
noon for Deer Park.
Mrs L. Dow Patton left yesterday 10
spend several weeks ct Mountain Lake
Park.
Miss Hattie Worth, Of Caston. O., viii b
q guest during the latter part Of August, ct
Wheeling friends.
Deputy Sheriff McC ullough returned yestes-
dayfrom Weston. He delivered Julius Frem-
der, who had beea out on bond.
At the reunion Of the McNechen family,
at Benwood on July 4th, sixty members
were present Fifteen years before 100 at-
tended the reunion.
Miss Minnie Whitaker, Of Whittaker's
Landing, and Mr.. Alex Eof, OF Charles
ton, are the guests of the Misses McCabe' ct
Leaiherwood.
A gay party of ladies and gentlemen
from Elmyria, O., visited the city yesterday.
The party consisted of Mr.. J. d. Seymon
and lady, Miss Payne and J. G. johnson.
Misses Sarah Wilson and Sue Hill, two
charming young ladies OF Brooke county,
who have been visiting Mrs. G. w. Nichols,
east of Mt Wood, returned home yesterday.
While it may not be regarded BY the ~.
erage reader as an item OF news, cannot
resist ehronicling, in my modest way, the
fact that the ps,t two days have been warm
Gonna near ana hfvinc that With An adjective;
it's good thing didn't, for the one have
in my mind, as wipe my fevered
brow, would probably have gone
look we'll in print. But what was going to
cay when first preached. this subject OF hot
weather, was few words Of sympathy for
the stay -at.home club-that great fraternity
Of impecurious mortals who, year after
year, are compelled to devote themselves to
business or work, under the shadow OF col
umn of mercury $50 high, with a. much
assiduousnets as when Q more com
Portable temperature permits. And this
thought brings up before me vast process
sion Of suffering little ones, tired mothers
and patient, plodding husbands and fathers,
to whom twenty -four hours Of rest and free
dom from care among the invigorating a.
moephere of our West Virginia mountains
would be like grove.ot palm trees in the
| midst of desert. Think, ye favored ones,
who yearly fit from the city at the first COM
ing Of the summer sun, of the thousands who
swelter and suffer, aye, and who die, from
cheer inability to support life in the close,
| i'll ventilated, lowceile rooms, or amid the
binding dust and blistering bricks of the
streets. Midsummer lite in city is death
by slow torture.
Alex. Sweeney, of Steubenville, o., was
in the city yesterday.
A. Lembosk and wife, Of Iowa, have
rooms at the Stsmm House.
F. M. Wyant, of Canton, O, is spending q
few days with his Wheeling friends.
VIM. Luig and wife, of Pittsburg, are
guests Of friends at the Stsmm House.
Miss Mollis Lee, Of Coshocton. Ohio. is q
guest of relatives in North Wheeling.
Mrs. G. L. Langdon, of Cambridge, Ohio,
is quest of relatives in North Wheeling.
], E. Hammond, Of Rochester, New
York, is quatteted at the st. James Hotel.
Mr.. Meyer, OF Rochester, is spending the
Sabbath with friends OF the M,Lure House
George F. Carroll. of Springfield, Ohio,
is guest of friends at the Stsmm House.
C. M. Sherwood and VIM. Sherwood, Of
New York, are guests at the Mcclure House.
George E. Tomlinson, Of Toronto o., was
.. in the city yesterday on brief business
trip.
Mr.. Joseph Sybold, of the Bank Of Wheel.
ing, is lying dangerously sick ct his resi'
depce.
Louis Delsplsine, j., left yesterday for
Deer Park, to spend few weeks with
friends.
P. F. Kearns left yesterday morning for
q two weeks visit to friends at Lttleton,
W. Va.
A. s. Keever, we'll known Petersburg
gentleman, was guest yesterday at the
Stsmm House.
Mrs. G. d. June. of Camden. N j., 10
visiting the family of Mr.. Chss. c. Rust, Of
Tweniy.fifth street.
Adam Houselander an old resident Of
Martins Ferry, died at bis residence on Sec
ond street last night at II o'clock, aged 60
gears.
Profs. Hermann and Ebeling and ]. 8.
Bsyer, and MT. Albert Gemunender. Of Col
umbus, o., are in the city, tostsy until after
the Fest.
Mr.. j. n. Stephens, of GAINESVILLE, who
has been the guest Of his sonin.lav, Mr.
Charles MeDkemeller, for several weeks,
returned home yesterday.
VIM. Knoke and John Nichols, Of the
South Side, have returned after Q weeks
visit to the South Side Singing Society st
Csptins, Ohio. They report the boys hav.
ing good time and catching lots Of fish.
Mrs. Thomas Pollock, of the Island, CO.
ebrated her eighty-f birthday Yesterday.
Among the guests present were nine old
people whose ages aggregated 625 years,
ind every one Of them, like herIelf, Was 90
old settler Of Wheeling.
Senator J. N. Camden will start on Mon.
day for q three weeks health trip through
the interior Of the State, with Webster
Springs as the objective point. The trip ID
TO be made up the Buchanan river on horse
beck with party of Buchannon friends
and thence over TO Webster.