Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
SOCIAL SAUNTERINGS.
Continued From Sirth Page.

VISITING TtlallNeS on twentieth street.
Mr.. Harry Phinney, of Boston, Mass, is
visiting his uncle, Mr.. T. W. Phinney.
Miss Mary Morrison, of the Sixth ward,
is spending few weeks in Baltimore
ID. W. Custer, of the Sistersville Iade-
pendent, was at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Mai Forbes, of Elm Grove, is
spending the summer at Mt. Lake Park
Col Robert White and daughter, Miss
Katie, will leave for Charleston Monday
Miss Belle Mendel returned yesterday
from an extensive trip to the Northwest
Miss Jennie McCurdy and brother Char
lie are visiting friends in Washington, Pa.
Mr.. VIM. Hare, wife and daughter, Miss
Blanche, are visiting friends in Pittsburg.
Misses Ida and Minnie Gilbreath are of
ON two weeks visit to friends in Pitts
burg.
Prof. II. J. Arbenz is home from West
ern trip, and will resume his classes about
Sept. /.
Misses Dora and Anna Porter have ar
rived home, after pleasant visit Ia Par
kcrsburg
Miss Kate Ingler, of Stcubcnville, is the
guest of the Misses Nunge, on Upper Mar
ket street
Miss Flo Ashbaugh, of East Liverpool,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. &. K. Laird, OF
the Island.
Miss Lizzie Phillips, ofZancSvillc, is the
guest OF Miss Sallie Browning, Of North
Market street.
Misses OlivcJ. Mix and Mary Spencer OF
Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting the family OF
Squire Mix.
Miss Ida WaSson and William Ripley,
jr., left Thursday for Council Bluffs, Iowa,
| To visit relatives.
Mrs l.. J. Rayha and daughter, Mis-
Lula, are at MOundsville, where they will
pass several weeks
Mr.. Clark McVicker, Of Morgantown, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. c. A. Reed, on
south Market street
Miss Maggie BARLEY, Of Twenty seventh
street, South Side, is visiting friends in
Grafton and FarmOnt.
Mr.. L. 4. Armstrong. the newly elected
principal Of the West Liberty Normal
school, is i'll the city.
Misses Minnie and l.ucie Loring will
leave on Monday TO visit friends in Clarks
| burg for several weeks.
Thomas u. Eon leaves for Pittshurl
this morning, after weeks visit with IN,
parents on the South Side.
Misses Emelic Mcagel, Julia aud Amelia
thinner, of the South Side, are visiting
friends in Marietta, Ohio.
Miss Maggie Chaplinc, Of Fourteenth
street, left Thursday morning Ia visit her
aunt at MoOrcfcld, Ohio.
Mr.. Louis Schradcr, u prominent stem
Ographer Of this city, is spending the sum
mcr at San Francisco, Cal.
Rev. j. I. Mcclure, ID. d., is home from
two weeks trip through the mountains
and glades of West Virginia.
Mrs. James COmmerf0rd and her daugh
ter, Ella, will visit their friends al Shaday
Side, Pa, the coming week.
Mr.. Andrew Hare, of Pittsburg, who
has been spending his two weeks vacation
here, left for home yesterday.
c. J. Dickmer who has been down with
typhoid fever in the Sixth ward, for the
past six weeks, is convalcscing.
Mrs Sophia Otto and Miss Lizzie Och
scnkuhn are spending the summer al
GOctzc's, Genoa Junction, Wis.
Miss Nina COmmcrlOrd is visiting hei
cousins, Miss Cora COmmerfOrd and Miss
Nellie Raymond, at Fairmont.
Mr.. Patrick Mclaughlin, Of Rochester,
Pa, President Of the large glass works
there, was in the city yesterday.
Dr. 4. l.. Adams, the efficient clerk oI
Reeds pharmacy, left Wednesday evening
to n short vacation at Terra Alta.
Madame RumOr, that good old soul. has
il that well known East End drug clerk
is TO he married the. coming week.
Miss Annie Hines, Of the Island, lefi
yesterday afternoon on visit Of six weeks,
TO friends at West Alexander, Pa.
Mrs. Samuel I.aughln and Misses Mat.
tie Wright and Tillie Burke have returned
from a sojOurn at Lake Chautauqua.
Misses George and Mamie Bickne, OI
Steubenville, O., are the guests Of Mis-
Hickey Hldebrand, of the South Side.
Mr.. Ulysses Carlin will leave to-day for
Chicago, where he now makes his home,
after pleasant visit 10 his parents here.
Misses Maggie and Katie Nachtignll, Of
Marietta, Ohio, are visiting their brother,
Mr.. Henry Nachtigall, Of the Fifth ward.
Harry Knapp the accommodating clerk
at Brentlinger's Pharmacy, leaves tO-mor'
row for Chippewa, where he will spend hi
vacation.
Miss SaviIla Kraus leaves this evening
for Parkersbmg where she will remain
several weeks, the guest Of Miss Sallif
| Newberger.
Miss Maudc WOorstcr and Miss Rose
Shorts, Of the North End, left Saturday
to visit friends at ROney's Point and
Claysville, Pa.
Frank Smith, J. +. Newman, Harry
Wallace and Geo Bowers will spend sun
day with Harry Travis, at Monndsvlllt
Camp Grounds.
Mr. H. s. Reynolds, the popular chief
clerk OF the Stamm House, led Thursday
for Clarksburg, where he will rusticate fOI
several weeks