Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
SEVEN DAYS In JULY.
THE PAST WEEKS p0lNGS II WHBEBING'S
NEARBY TOWNS.
TIE Jane Roses Have B.ocuai and Faded bat
Hsrssa FlsBg Bousgs,Gahersi IL iha Mega
bs-aac5 ty the Sunday Registers
Specd Correspondents.
PARKERsBURG.
General Local News from Busllng Lit.
tie City.

General Local News from Bustling Lit
tie Cisy.
Specie, C1~sucntescs Of Ae S.md1y Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, July 6.-Miss
Sue Hutct insOn and Misses Grgcsand Stella
Powell have returned from an extended
visit ia Grafton and C.srSsburg.
Miss White, daughter OF q S. Marshal
II. S. White, CT Bolton, is visiting friends
here.
Miss Mamie Bailey, q popular society
young LADY OF Weston, Is the guest OF MIS-.
Bailey, &C Ann street.
Cecil S Spots sud Ei Haymaker, OF
Clarksbufg, were here On the Fourth Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. L @. Carwig and children have
gone 20 Pennsy lEania TO pass several
weeks.
Judge Loomis' family have gone to
Terra Alta for the summer.
Mrs. General Jackson and Mrs. VIII II.
Smith, Jr., viii spend a part c. the sum
mer SO Dter Park.
Mrs. Bette Suhling and little daugk-
Ter are visiting Gllopols friends.
hon. Lawrence H. Neal, of Ccillicothe,
who IL SD prominently spoken Of for Gov
ernor Ct Oaio, 5, au Old Parkersburg boy,
being o son OF Mr.. i. Z. Neal, OF Ann
street.
Hoo. John A. Hutchiusop's new law
book viii soon De issued by Robert Clarke
& Company, OF Cincinnati Ii is entitled
Hu.tiHs1n's Treatise His recent work
on the lard titles Of Virgins and West
Virginia met with a hlttering reception.
Rev. George L Hite, ID. D., Will 20 to
Preston County next Monday to spend q
month visiting in the mountains.
Mr.. I. A. Psll and Mess Cora Williams
and Mr. Walter +. Thayer and Miss Anna
Williams, went TO Marietta July IN and
had a double Wedding. They are ali pOpu-
lar and we'll known young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Shsttuck gave
pleasant tea party Tuesday night.
A. Jackson Bandy is home from trip
20 Illinois
DE-. c. u. Muhleman has been to Mime
sofa, but is home again.
Ga July 4. 10 the knight OF st. George,
the Ancient Order OF Hibcruiars and the
ladies Of S. Xavier Church gave picnic
at Bsnnerhassett Island, which was attend
ed By twenty-five hundred people; the
Knights Of Labor picniCked a. the City
Park: the 81 T. Sunday School went 10
Hows's Grove; the sand Plains people had
an outing and altogether the people OF
Parksrsbnrg celebrated the day very pleas
antly.
Mrs. Gen. Nathan GOff has returned TO
Clarksburg, after visiting Mrs Flora Cam
den here.
The project for q new hotel, 10 rival the
Blennerhassett, seems to have collapsed.
At least there are no new developments.
A vast amount Of street paving 10 being
done now, and the city is greatly improY-
ing in appearance.
One car on the new street car Ike car
ried about 65 people on July 4,h. The
lire has already proved to be great Sue
cess.
The Republicans Of Richie county are
said TO be pa mad as wet hens because Col
lector White gave them the gO'by in bis
appointments.
Is. Mason Amber, Esq, President OF
the West Virginia Bar Association, Is tax
ing a very active interest in the coming
annual meeting 40 White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. Amber Is a very scholarly and studi-
Gus EtuLlclaA IN AAurd NALcAA0 Va us F-e
fessiOn az well a. Ia it.
The first colorsd man ever appointed TO
ona U. S grand Jury here, and possibly
the first in the STATE, is James A. Madison,
now serving in that capacity. He was
Door-Eeeper Of the Senate at its last see
sion, and is an intelligent barber ofthis
city.
4. B. white is at Charleston comforting
with Fad McG,unis as TO the deputy-col-
lector for that district.
Hon. George W. Atkinson, Of Wheeling,
was here Friday, looking after some cleo
ton cases in the L S Court
C F. Scott is at home, but is said to be
still figuring on an office at Washington.
Jake Eilrain, the slugger passed
through the city Wednesday night in a
special car.
Alsj. J. /. Simpson has assumed his
duties as Police Judge, and is bringing the
boys to law.