Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.

Going of Strangers.
Lou New, of Baltimore, is in the city.
Mrs. William Schwertferger has gone to
Chicago on n visit.
l. G. Dillon, Esq, left for New York
yesterday afternoon.
Prof. W. Ii. Morton, of Cincinnati, is
spending Sunday at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Anton Reymann is in Milwaukee,
attending the funeral ola friend.
Mr.. Dent Taylor, spent several days in
Cambridge, Ohio, the past week.
State Superintendent of Free Schools
Morgan has returned to Charleston.
S. G. Robinson was home from Wash
JEFF College last week on short visit.
Mr.. w. A. Isett is off on two weeks
business and pleasure trip in Indiana.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson is expected home
from Fargo, Dakota, the last of this week.
Mrs. Hall and daughter, Miss Ruth, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X. Wheat.
Prof. Bane, teacher of banjo and guitar,
is in the city and will open a class on Mon
day.
Miss Eva Noble, ofTwcntieth street, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Ner. BrOwnlee, OF
Claysyille.
Mr.. Harry COen, returned to Omaha,
Friday, after a brief and pleasant visit &c
friends here.
MeSsrs. Andrew Wilson and Alex Up
degraff paid brief visit to Clarksburg
the past week
Mrs. George Grafton, of Marietta, Ohio
is the guest of her mother Mrs. Evans, OF
I.aBelle avenue.
George G. Curtis, representing the
Condemned to Death Company" WAS il
the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Weller, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, ant
family, are the guests Of Mr.. Henry Baer
on Chapline street,
Miss Maggie Grub, Ofthe Island, has re
turned from Il pleasant two months viSi
to friends in the West.
w. T. Cutshall, representing Allen c.
Kerr K Co., paper dealers, OF PittSbuIg
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Charlie Dewey, wife and son, o
Chicago, are spending few days with Mr.
and Mrs Il. Walker Peterson.
Miss Jennie Delaughter, a charming lit
tie blonde of Parkersburg, is guest Of Mis-
Alice Schafer on EOff street.
Judge Melvin has been visiting his
brother, Hon. A. b. Melvin of Altoona
Pa, for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Holt have re-
turned from the East and are quartered
for the winter at No. A. North Front
street, Island.
Col. w. S. Mock and wife, nee Mis-
Cora Updegraf1, of Coyington, Ky, are il
the city visiting Mrs. Nock's mother
Mrs. Updegrafl.
Mr.. Frank Hennig is back from Par
kersburg where he supported Miss Bell,
Moore in "PygmaliOn and Galetea," OF
Thursday. Both Miss Moore and Mr.
Hennig are prime favOrites in Parkers
burg
Prof J. II. Jones principal fthe coloreC
school of this city, delivered the lecture,
''The Negro Problem" at Parkersburg on
Thursday night. The Journal says it wa,
one of the most sensible, scholarly and elO-
quent addresses ever delivered in the city
Mr.. F. w. Banner, the popular music
dealer of Wheeling, was in town Monday,
and sold the editor of this paper magni,
ficent upright piano, which is pronounced
by everyone who has seen il, to he thu
most elegant instrument in every particu
lar that has ever been sold in this town
-SiSterSHiie Independent.
Mr.. Richard Mccormick, Of this city
has resigned his position as guard at thu
MOundsville penitentiary to accept his ole
job at Lindsday & McCutcheOn's mill, Al
legheny city. Mr.. McCOrmick's many
friends will be sorry to see him leave, as h,
will be missed by all who have ever met
him. They all wish him every success in
the world.