Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-25

Newark, Ohio. She will return home with
Miss Mary Dickey on Wednesday.
Mr. E ID. Hornbrook, formerly of this
city, now of Kansas City, has been the
guest of friends here the past week.
Mrs. Michael Conghlan, Of McCulloch
street, who has been visiting friends at
New Martinsville, has returned home.
Mr.. Robert Devine has been appointed
assistant chemist at the Riverside Steel
Works, vice Mr.. James Mertz, resigned. o
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Edwards, of New
Orleans, are visiting in this vicinity. Mn.
Edwards is graduate Of Mount de Chan
tai.
Prof. Scheufler, who was at the Milwau-
kee SaengerfeSt, was called home suddenly
on Friday by the death of Mr. c. II. Tie
man.
Mr.. James Mertz, assistant chemist at
Riverside will leave the latter part OF this
month for California for the benefit Of his
health.
Messrs. Tom and Ham Silvey, who have
been down in the wilds of Wetzel county
for the past three weeks, have returned to
the city.
Miss virgie Smith, of Lexington, who
has been visiting her Uncle, Mr.. Sam
Adams, for several weeks, has gone to
Pittsburg to visit friends.
Miss Emma Stamm, of this city, Mr..
and Mrs. F. C.. Pifer and Mrs. Teece, of
Buckhannon, are spending the summer at
lpapars in pncohnntas cnnnty
Miss Nellie Davis left the past week for
her home in Kentucky, accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. J.N. l.. Rodgers, who will be alb
sent from the city several weeks.
Rev. Father Dehan, for long time sta.
toned at st. Joseph's Cathedral in this
city, has assumed charge of the parish of
Santa Clara, Doddridge county.
Mrs S. Hildpth and daughter, Miss
Dorrie, are at Fort Pendleton, up in the Al
leghenicS, at which charming resort they
will spend the balance of the season.
Miss May Con, of Clarksburg, passed
through the city Tuesday EN- route to Chi
cago. She was accompanied this far by
Mr.. b. NJ. Despard, who remained in the
city several days.
Hon. c. W. Seabright and daughter. Miss
Mary, and two sons, Will and Ed left
Thursday on n delightful summer tour,
stopping at several of the seaside resorts
during the trip.
Among the arrivals for the season at
Mineral Wells are Mrs Myron Hubbard,
Miss Dora Hubbard, Miss Lizzie List, Miss
Ada c. Irwin, and Mr. Isaac Irwin, all Of
Wheeling. g.-Pdrkosbur Journal.
Messrs Hullihen Quarter and T. {.
Moflet returned on Thursday from pleas
ant and successful fishing trip in the region
of Aurora, W. Va. Mrs. Motict and chill
dren are quartered at this resort.
Rev W. II. Cooke, ID. d., of the Second
Presbyterian Church, will leave for Allan
tic City, this week, accompanied by his
children, To enjoy a short vacation. lie
will also visit Washington for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Iaughlin, Mrs. u.
c. List, Sr.. Misses Matte Wright, Tillie
Burke, Siddic OFT, Katie White, and
Messrs OFT l.aughlin and Chauncey Dewey
are at Chautausua, where they will pass
the balance of the season.
Col. William Exlcy left yesterday for
Cleveland to attend the races in the inter
est ofthc State Fair Association. He will
be joined tomorrow by Mr.. q. Ed. Mem
del. II is their intention 10 secure some
fine flyers for the races here.
Mr.. Charles H. Anderson and Miss Min
ME l.. Hamilton were married in Walla
Walla, Washington Territory, Saturday,
July 10. Mr.. Anderson is well known
here, having until within the past two years
made Wheeling his home.
John McGrcal, the well known Water
street barber, and Miss Maggie IIowlcy
were married Monday morning at 5:i5 at
the Cathedral by Mgr. J. 7. Sullivan, and
left on the early B. x o. train tO visit the
brides mother at Grafton.
Mr.. Charles Hart, Of Clarksburg, is ex-
pectcd in the city to-day and will remain
until Tuesday, when hc will return home,
accompanied by hi sister, Mrs Charles J.
Golf and her daughter Ira, who have been
visiting the family of Mr.. John J.. Gil
christ, at Leathcrwood, for two weeks.
Mr. Stephen Cisin, who has for some
time occupied the position Of prescription
clerk at Menkemillcr's drug store, will
leave to-day for New York, where he goes
to accept q position in a chemical labra-
tory Steve has made many friends here,
and he will bc greatly missed.
Lee G. Reed, the Wheeling clothing man,
was in town Tuesday, interviewing the
dudes that ''bloomed in the spring, ira H."
about those little bills. As disguise, no
had sacrificed his moustaohe and portion
Of his burnsides, and few caught on in
dme to dodge him. m.-FdirmoHt hder.
Mr.. William w. Rodgers, bOokkecpcr Of
the Wheeling Natural Gas Company. and
Miss Ida Rinehart, Of Sharpsburg Pa,
were married Thursday morning at the
residence of the brides parents, In that
city, and arrived In Wheeling Thursday
afternoon. They have taken rooms at
Mrs. Metcalf's, on Fifteenth street.
Mrs. c. W. EOfT, Of Kansas City, rather
unexpectedly left on Tuesday for home,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. John
ROemcr, who Will visit her. II was Mrs.
Eoff-s original intention cf remaining until
the last Of the month, and her many friends
were sorry TO see her leave ~ soon. II il
but stating the truth TO say that Mrs. Eof's
voice is more beautiful than ever, and she