Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-18
POINTS.

ing and Going of Strangers.
J. A. Munich, OF Weston, is at the Stamm.
George W.. Hess, OF the East End, is sick
in bed.
G. B. Hickman, of Butler, Pa, is at the
Howell.
N. W. Tucker, of Parkersburg, is at the
McLure.
Thos. Cats, of Woodland, W. Va, is at
St. James.
C C. Thomas of Darlington, O., is at the
St. James.
S. P. Reese, of Cameron, W. Va, is al
The Howell.
h Hemerick, of Burton, W. Va, is at
the Howell.
C. S. P~ostlsthwaite, of Wellsburg, is at
at the Howell.
Capt. Chss. Wells of Glover's Gap, is at
the Mcclure.
N. K. Martin, Of Chicago, is visiting q.
D. Reynolds.
N. K. Thorn, OF C!arksburg, is a guest
at the Stsmm.
James Lindsay Of S~teubenville, O., is at
the st. James.
s.. B. Parker, of Baltimore, has rooms at
the Mcclure.
B. J. Mckinney, Of Pa'atine, W, Va, is
at the Mcclure.
F. W. Durall and vile, Of Louisville, Ky,
are at the ST. James.
o. S. Long, ESQ, Clerk of the Court Of
Appesls, is at Charleston.
D. W. Custer, editor of the Sistersville
Independent, is at the Mcclure.
G W. Barratt and W. c. Randall Of
ooittsburg, are at the st. James.
H. Strickner, the prominent iron man,
of Harmer, Ohio, is at the Howell.
E. F. W. Meier, a prominent glass man
OF st. Louis, is a guest at the Stamm.
W. j. S. Harmer, of Shinnstown, Har-
rison county, W.. Vs., IS at the Howell.
Mr.. Louis Mendel, formerly with Cohu,
Sampliner & Co of tbs city, is in Charles
ION.
Master George Gilmore has gone to Ali.
'nce, Ohio, to spend a Few days with his
isther.
John A. Harvey and Miss A. D. Harvey
Of Morgantown, w. Va, are at the st.
James.
Miss Emma Roberts, Of Thirteenth street,
left the city yesterday 10 visit friends at
Cuyugo Falls.
Mr.. D. C. Gallaher aud family, of
Charleston, are visiting Mr.. Gsllsher's
homo, in Virginia.
". S.. Cleveland, manager of McNish,
Johnson d Slsvin's minstrels, is a clever
and agreeable gentleman.
w. S. Phelps, a prominent citizen Of
Dayton, Ohio, with his wife and daughter,
are stopping at the Stamm.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ed Detwiler, who have
been visiting friends in this city, returned
% their home in Winnetka, Ill.
Rev DR.. Norris, of Philadelphia, will be
It the camp ground until Thursday night.
de addresses the meeting tonight.
Mr. John Slemuker, of the Ohio River
Railroad, is resting up this week, and has
). Nathan, of Parkersburg, in charge Of his
duties.
Judge LETTERS aud J. L. Hobbs, Esq, are
back from a months sea cruise after
whales, and other big game. They had q
splendid time.
Messrs. Oven Mckinney, Charlie Wells
and Collector McGraw, a very pleasant tri.
umverate Of Democrats, stormed the REGIS
TER Office yesterday.
The McNish, johnson & Slavin Minstrel
Company, numbering over forty people, are
at the Mcclure. They leave for Steuben-
nile at 7:lO this morning.
The Wheeling colony of bicyclists re-
turned yesterday from Aurora, W. Va.
Mike DiDser and Orla Dorsey were among
he number and are looking as if the noun
rain breezes agreed with them.
Mr.. A. Thorn, Of Clarksburg, who now
holds a responsible position with Jos. Horne
4 Co., of Pittsburg, was in te city yester-
day on his way to Pittsburg, after having
spent several weeks r~ecuperating at seaside
resorts.
Secretary Martin, of the Amalgamated
Association was in the city yesterday, the
guest Of Mr.. Newt. Lynch. The Secretary
is on bis annual two weeks excursion and
IS en- route to attend the golden wedding Of
his father in.law, who lives near Marietta.
Robert Woods. ESQ, and two daughters,
have Just returned from A. Q. Whitsker's
delightful place on Fish Creek. They sam
pied the water melons provided with no IN
stinted hand and report that they were
never sweeter, larger, or better than now.
DR.. Brice, of Keota, Iowa, and a brother
Of the South Wheeling druggist, s. Brice,
has been made postmaster of that city
rhe doctor is as stsunch a Democrat as the
druggist is a Republican. Wonder how it
came about so nice q fellow" as s. L
Brice ever became q Republican,
MIR. James Neil, wife and children and
Miss Mamie Neil, and Mr.. John Mendel
ard family, all OF Wheeling, arrived at
Charleston Thursday evening. The party
left this city about four weeks ping
to Weston, thence to Fulton in pm,
and dow the Elk in a canoe. DO fTt
having q Jolly time fishing AM
Mr.. Neill and family left for h "
morning. Mr.. Mendel and fans6o.. II
in Charleston several fHHoes' !
back to the Nail City, q