Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16

site of the Irwin residence Just eighty years
ago last May. he is still in excellent pos
9, ssion Of all bis faculties and walks TO bis
place of business with an alacrity that
would do Justice to much younger man.
In bis early boy hood Wheeling did not con.
tain much over half thousand souls and
It's southern limits for many years
tber, Of er was the old Beymer
LandiI 2, 1t the foot of Ninth street. Mr..
Irwin h, 8 bad Il 9 extreme good fortune Of
never being SICK enough TO have physi-
can attend him but once in his life, an
eA er;ence that ie people can claim
Mr. Alex. Pannell, is another one Of our
CID citizens to the manor born, being but q
few weeks younger than Mr.. Irwin. These
tSo aged gentlemen can tell many an inter-
estng story about the early days of Wheel,
irg.
Lynn Rodgers, Of Bethany, is at the How
ell House.
West Jackson, of Parker.burg, is at the
st. James.
Frank Gordon, Of Waynesburg, is at the
Howell House.
W. Harding, of Washington, Pa, is at
The ST. James.
Daniel Davis, of New Mexico, has rooms
at the St. James.
Miss Mona Snevely:: of Beverly, O., is at
the Stsmm House.
George Vaughn, of Terre Haute, Ind, is
at he St,mm House
Mr.. Will Wright is back from two weeks
trip TO the Blue Ridge
MISS Ida Siae, of the Island, is visiting
friends at Clsysville, Pa.
Dent. L. Lydick and wife, of Quaker City,
o., are guests at the Stsmm House.
W. K. Leyons, veteran cooper, cele-
brated his forty-Grst birthday yesterday.
J. B. Wsrehaner, OF Pittsburg, delegate
to the Sheet Rollers Convention, wss quar-
tered at the Howell House last night
Messrs. Richard and Chauncey Camden,
OF Parkersburg, returned home yesterday
after several days visit to Mr.. George
Baird.
Frank F. Stoner, of Tifin, o, died after
q short illness at Ridge Farm, near Paris
ILL.,, on August 9. At the time Of his death
he was Auditor OF Senaca county, but suf-
feripg from impaired health he sought relief
in travel, and it was while enjoying the
hospitality OF friends in Illinois that he
suddenly took sick and died. His body
was brought 10 Tiffin on Monday, and on
the Wednesday after with impressive Ser
vices, he was laid to rest in Green Lawn.
Tiffins beautiful cemetery. He was mar
ried thirteen years ago to Miss Juliet
O'Connor, eldest daughter Of the late Dr.
O'Connor, formerly Of Darlington, O., who
with her two sens survives him. Mr.. Stoner
was a faithful citizen, an obedieut son aud
devoted husband.
L. C. APPRECIATE, of Wellsburg, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Nettie Haricsty, Of Barnesville is
at the Mcclure House.
Mrs. J. Robrecht has returned from a
visit to her cousin of Allegheny.
Misses Mary Elliott, of Marshall county,
have returned home after pleasant visit 10
friends in the city.
Mr.. Archie Adams, the popular clerk Of
Reeds pharmacy, leaves next week to spend
a few weeks at Terra Alta
Mrs B Solomon, Of Steubenville, O.,
ard Mrs Schwartz, of Martins Ferry, O.,
we're at the Mcclure yesterday.
Misses Eva and Bee Noble, of Twentieth
street, reformed yesterday from pleasant
visit 10 friends at Claysville, Pa.
Misses Jennie Bone and Annie Munell
have returned from a pleasant visit to
friends in Belmont county, Ohio.
Maj Loring Downs, head cook Of the
Mother Hubbard fishing club, has returned
home. He reports the boys having good
ime.
Mr.. A S. Hsaney, commercial teacher
in the Wheeling Business College left sat
urdsy for his home in Ohio, on q short va
cation,
Col n. Wilkinson, wife and son Walter,
and Mrs. Bell Sutherland, have returned
after two months visit to relatives in st.
AlbsDs.
Miss Katie and Annie B.ltzy, two charm.
ing young ladies Of the East End, have re-
turned after pleasant visit with friends in
the country.
The wee little folks held fourth in royal
style at the residence of julius Pollack, on
the Island Friday afternoon in honor Of the
seventh srnve sary Of his daughter Emily
birthday.
Joe Duncan q well known East Wheel
ing boy, leaves tomorrow for New York to
accept position with Rabbits & Co. 8 soap
mandatory. Joe has many friends who
wish him the best Of luck in his new home