Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-05
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens, and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.

Going Oh StrahkerS'
j. Wilson White has been appointed 4
letter carrier.
Mack Laughlin, OF East Liverpool, was
down yesterday.
F. K. Brown, of st. Clairsville, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Hines, of the Island, is visit
ing at West Liberty.
+. NJ. Gurgan, of Maynesburg, was at
the st. James yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Nardy has returned home from
a visit to Bedford Springs.
The GAINESVILLE base ball club is quar-
tered at the Howell House.
NJ. J. Murphy and wife, Of Sistcrsvillc,
W. Va, are at the st. James.
MIR. G.. 4. Bcuter leaves this morning on
IN Eastern trip to buy stock.
Master Malcolm Brice left yesterday to
visit relatives near MOundsyille.
l.. 0. Smith, of New Cumberland, W.
Va, was at the Stamm yesterday.
Messrs. |. Linton and 4. +. PoulStOn,
of Ravenna, o., are at the Howell.
Mrs. L. Salybackcr and daughter, Of
Pittsburg, are home on a short visit.
Miss Mary Morrison, of the Sixth ward,
is spending a few weeks in Baltimore.
J. p. Klein, of Lazearville, w. Va, is
in the city and quartered at the Howell.
w. y. Cafland and NJ. T. Catlland, of
BannOck, OHIO, were in the city ycster-
day.
Miss Dora and Anna Porter have arrived
home, after a pleasant visit to ParEcrS-
burg.
A number of young folks INDUCED in n
delightful private picnic ut the Park yes
terday.
j. c. McFall, of Sandusky, j. W. Win
trodr, of Mansfield, are quartcred at the
Stamm.
Miss Kate Ingle, of Stcubcnvillc, is the
guest ofthe Misses Nungc, on upper Mar
ket street.
Misses Ida and Minnie Gilbreath, of the
Island, have left on 4 visit to friends in
S~harpsburg.
Miss Lille Phillips, of GAINESVILLE, is the
guest of Miss Sallie. Browning, of North
Market street.
Mr.. W. S. Van Law, of the WOOdSfield,
O., Spirit Of Democracy, is quartered at the
Howell House.
Miss Ida WATSON and William Ripley,
Jr. left yesterday for Council Bluffs, Iowa,
to visit relatives.
Miss Maggie Chapline, of Fourteenth
street, left yesterday morning to visit her
aunt at Moorefeld, Ohio.
Miss Sara Sweeney, of North Main
Street, has returned from an extended
visit to friends at Chicago.
Z. F. Hookes, of Cleveland, Manager of
the American Insurance Company, is
quartered at the st. James.
Mr.. Fred Spillman, of Geo. NJ. s Ook &
Co.'S, left yesterday for Martinsburg, his
home, where he will pass his vacation.
Mrs. L. Rosenberg, who is on a visit to
her mother on the South Side, had the
good luck TO run o store in MingO, o.
Mr.. W. NJ. Trainer, OF Steubenville, O.,
came down yesterday to see the game OF
base ball, and is registered ut the Howell.
Mrs. J. F. Patton, of st. Clairsville, ac-
companicd by Miss l.. KennOn, of the
same place, took dinner at the Stamm yes
terday.
Mr.. Il. E. HornOr, of Parkersburg, pass
ed through the city yesterday, accompanied
by Miss Bessie MacCord, of Pittsburg, who
will visit him.
Mr.. H. S. Reynolds, the popular chief
clerk at the Stamm House, leaves to-day
for C~larksburg, where he will rusticate for
several weeks.
Mr.. Charles Bowers, of the Manufactur-
erS Insurance Company office force, left
yesterday to spend his vacation doing
up the West.
Miss Mollie WolvingtOn, of the South
Side, leaves in q few days for GallipoliS,
Ohio, where she will pass several weeks,
the guest of friends,
W. Morg Harvey, Esq, Assistant Cash
Ter of the First National Bank, Peru, Ind,
and wife, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Dow Patton, of the Garden Spot.
We learn that Prof. r. Leonhart, brother
in-law of Mr.. Ed. Booking, is in our city,
to sell some of his works. Mr.. Leonhart
was, until recently principal of the German
schools of Canton, Ohio, but a detachment
of the retina has deprived him Of the
ability to read and write, and compelled
him to resort TO the sale of his works to
make q living. We trust our citizens will
give him q kind reception.