Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Mosements of Citisens and tho Corni' e
srs, NJ aainE Strangers.

Ant NJ GGinE StrzDxers.
Cant. w. H. Irwin returned last evening
from Chsutauqua Lake and Niagara Falls,
where he has been spending the summer.
Messrs. s B. Brown and Cummins, Of
Chenille, Gilmer county, are in the city.
They brought with them the corpse OF
Thomas Kennedy, Superintendent OF
schools of Gilmer county, aud an old Ben
wood boy. Mr.. Kennedy's death was very
sudden, his sickness lasting only three
DAYS. The interment occurred at 8
o'clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. Geo. +. Hoke, who has been spend
ing his vacation in Massilion, O., returned
home yesterday.
Prof. VIM. d. Csbell, principal of Nor
wood Institute, Washington, ID. c., ia in
the CITY on business connected with the
Institute. Prof. Cabell il we'll known in
this city az we'll az his wife. who ia the
only daughter living of Col. Charles Ellet,
Jr. Col Ellet will be remembered by most
of our old citizens ~ the builder OF the first
suspension bridge at Wheeling over the
Ohio and as the builder of the Hemp
field Railroad.
Mr.. Frank Fl. Harrison, q very infiuen-
tial and successful politician Of Morgan
Cou nty, passed through the city yesterday
enroute home FROM the Huntington con-
vention and other points in southern
part Of the State.
Tom Burke, we'll knowr south side
boy, has returned frorQ ToleE', o., where
he has been working. {
Miss Maggie Howard, q poahlsr eighth
ward lady, is visiting friends ID Allegheny,
Pa.
DR.. ]. H. Pipes returned i'nUe yester-
day after an extended visit e..
Miss. Mary Nolte, of So"tf Chaplina
street, and Miss Emma MDlrr of North
Main street, are visiting at Ia residence
of Sheriff Slender, at New MA'',usville.
John Praoht, a well-known u & o. bny,
will leave this week for Warrington, ID.
c., and other points. =,
Louis Burial and sister tacSie, Of the
South Side, have returned fra pleasant
visit to friends at Mt. Savage Nd.
Mr.. Hugh Crockard, Jr., All wife have
returned from pleasant trip y, Cleveland
and the lakes.
Miss Gussie PfeiI, of Balti.S,re, Md, is
the guest of Miss Marie E. l2'im, Of the
Island.
Mr.. Samuel F. Faris and Daughter Mary
and Miss Kate Hall, of the fsland, and
Miss Anna Faris, of Bellairef who have
been rusticatipg in the mountslns Of Pres
ton county for the past two; weeks, re-
turned home Friday evening. :
Miss Maggie Campbell, At Twenty
fourth street, accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. James Cam pbell, of st. Louis, Mo-,
lie summering at st. Clair Springs.
Mics Maggie Wines, of New Cumber-
land, is the guest of Mrs. ]. s. Smith on
South Chapline street.
Miss Mary Newhart, of South Chspline
street, is visiting friends near Grape Is
land, w. Va.
Henry Younginger and bride, nee Miss
Donley, of Mt. Morris, Pa, who have
been in the city for the past ten days, re-
turned home yesterday. Mr.. Younginger
was formerly well-knowp East Wheel
ing boy, and is now prosperous merchant
at Mt. Morris.
Miss Birdie Douglass, Of the South Side,
accompanied by her mother, returned from
a pleasant visit to friends at Pittsburg.
United States Senator Thomas w. Pal
mer, of Detroit, registered at the Mcclure,
last evening, with Hon. E. s. Goodrich,
of st. Paul.
s. W. Helm, of Dsnville, Va, is at the
Mcclure.
Insurance Adjuster F. G. Perty, Of
Msysville, KY, registered at the Mcclure,
yesterday.
Frank c. Waddell, Of Pittsburg, came
down yesterday.
Geo. W. Jacques, Of the Croekery Jour
nal was in town yesterday, registering at
the Mcclure.
Mrs. Geo. Wise and children returned
home from their summer trip to the
mountains on Friday.
Mrs. John Reynolds, of Baltimore, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Brues, on the
Island.
Mrs. @. T. Reed, who left with her
three children for Clsrksburg two days A.
ter that towns great food, returned last
Thursday TO her home in the Seventh
ward, being delayed day and night on
the road on account of the washout on the
B. & o.
Mr.. john Norton Is in the city few
days on his way TO Pittsburg to confer
with Witherows, who have q contract 10
build number Of furnaces in Alabama.