Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-02
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only chance to reach Detroit in daylight by
any road. You get tickets at Portland.
1t is invaluable to reach Detroit and get
boarding place before dark.
Miss Ella Schoheld entertained num-
Der of her friends Friday evening at her
home on Walnut street. Dancing, singing
and other social pastimes made the eve
ming a pleasant one Those present were
Misses Mary Morgan and Rachel Walker,
Bridgeport, Grace Graham, OF Green's
burg, Pa. Cleod Anthony, Maggie Moore,
Esteila Lewis, Mile Fowler, Myrtle
Hughes, Olive Huskins, Salie M'Cleary
and Blanche Schofeld, Messrs. George
Moore, Sim Garrett, Lawrence Fehren-
bach, George Harris, Will Graham, Ed.
Groves. George Belts, John Hobensack,
Ed. Springer. II. Fowler and Buzz Davis.
Jimmie and Larry Murphy returned yes
terday from the Blue Grass Fishing Club
where they have been in camp for several
weeks. They report having had an excel
lent time, games Of all kinds being unusual
ly plenty. They also entertained quite a
number OF visitors during their stay IN
camp.
l take this means to thank all who were
so kind in our hour of bereavement and
who helped to make the last hours OF my
father before his death as light as possible.
Jno. F. Kyne
There will be quite number go from
this city on the different excursions to-day.
We understand that number will take
advantage of the Chippewa excursion to
go to the camp of the Seldom Seen Fishing
Club.
William Coffland, Of New Athens, o.,
is the guest of William Bell, of Fourth
street.
William Humphrey again attempted to
visit the Seldom Seen fishing camp to-day.
VIM. Datis, of Cambridge, o., is in the
CITY the gusst of his daughter, Mrs. James
Brooks. N. Davis was former resident
of this cityhnd pudler in the Laughlin
mill. and iswell known here. He is suffer
ing from al injured knee, which he CIT
with a drafting knife last spring. The cut
was so small that 40 attention was paid to
Il at the tine, but shortly after the knee
| and limb b4an TO swell. and it was feared
| thai he wodd have locljaw. He has come
| here for TIRE tment.
There ish petition being circulated by
the residen6 of Walnut street to have II
paved and being signed by nearly every
one. which shows the residents of that
street are live to the times. This is q
move in th right direction. There are
res;dents on several other streets that
should prof by this.
Ross lord n, of Scotch Ridge, was in the
lanes Smith and wife left yesterday fol
their home il Toledo via Mt Pleasant ano
w ri y 2. r. after a pleasant visit L
Srs Smith, sister, Mrs. w. E. Francis
linn has mary friends here who were sorry
to see him lelve so soon. NJ.
Mrs Ella 3rvson left yesterday for New
BRIGHTON. p, to visit her sister, VINO II
living quite SEX there.
The sporting event, which was mentionet
in yesterdays issue, winch three Vi oul
prominent ciizens took IN causeu consiu .n;
able common yesterday, every one Wanveo
IN know whot was and WnaI tne sPorOiIie
event was, bit so far we nave Deeh uii"oie
to learn. ,..o.,3 f.o,,, ri,
Erorthwesterr University of Pharmacy
Chicago last week, arrived home yesler
day. -. - Da,lon
vale. are in the city, the guests OF Natnal
Vale and Wife, on the Heights 80, 4;
Jonathan Brownlee, of Claysville, Ia,
IN the city. the guest of his son, keV; n. Z
, brownies. pastor of the U. 2. Churcn: ~
will leave tomorrow for Mountain Lax
park to visit some sick friends. ;,
Mrs NJ. f. Wilson, of Cleveland. Is Il
the CITY visiting relatives and frlenos.
Miss Ns4,;e Essrr home after a pleasan
visit with her sister, Mrs E. Oxley, or th,
Third ward.
Henry Eberlin, the popular conductor OF
the g. Il z. railroad, and family, of Bel
laire, are in the city, the guests of Mrs
Eberlin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Long, on Washington street.
David M. Wagner, of Washington CITY
is home on his first visit to his grand
mother, Mrs. Wagner, on Broadway. H,
is a son of Daniel Wagner, who enlisted
from this city curing the late war and VIII,
died during service
James and Willie Hennegan and Jacl
Hanlon, Of Sterbenville, are in the city.
The suit of Osaver VS.. Lewis comes u,
before Squire Heller tomorrow morning
1.-THE Democratic primaries were held il
the different wards yesterday evening, anC
the following delegates were chosen
First ward-Joh Martin, David Venun
and 7. O'Conell; alternates, Walter
Cline, j. K. Sfrodes and Chas Allen
Second ward Ielegate w. B. Francis
alternate, Dan Cine. Third ward-Dele
gate l.. w. Jones alternate, VIM. Leach
Township Delegstes, Robert Applegartf
and Alex. King; alternate, j. A. Darraf
and w. w. Woods. Central Committee
men-First ward George McGumphrey
Second ward, p. .Oougherty; Third ward,
Robert Hanson; township, A. D. Coss.
To the Editor Of tn Register.
DEAR SIR:-Sone one has started a
rumor that paidfor repairing furnace
in the Laughlin mill to retain nv lob.
Now this is not so, and the man that
started it knew thtt be lied, and can go
10 the oihce with him and convince him
I that
One evening eight wears ago in July.
William, the l5-year-oi son of A. M. Nc
Laughlin asked his mCther to get him an
early supper telling her that he desired to
go to Wheeling. Thenother prepared the
supper according to rluest, and the boy
left home and was nevsr heard from until
to-day at noon when he walked into the
house and gave his flther and mother a
genuine surprise.
Instead of going to Wheeling he Joined
aparty of three other boys, and together
they started to seek thehfortunes in the far
west The others soon ired of their trip
and returned home, wiser if not richer boys.
Not so with young Mclaughlin, he kept on
going until he has Travelled almost the
entire western counry. During all Of
these eight years he never wrote line
nome to his parents, Ind the mother has
frequently given him up as being dead.
She has spent sleeples nights, thinking Of
the boy that left the prental roof without
cause or provocation cher than youthful
desire for romance. lhe boy that left here
eight years ago returned yesterday to his
parents on Jefferson street, a full-grown
| man, and sporting luxuriant mustache.
The parents could badly recognize their
son, owing to the chalge that had taken
place in his appearance. He has promised
his mother not TO leae home again with
out notifying her of hisintentions.