Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-20

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gheny.
Miss Taura Binnell returned last week
from a pleasant visit to friends in Pitts
burg.
Miss Loe Carroll, of Eleventh street, has
retnrned from a visit with friends in the
West.
Will and Ed. Brown, of Chicago, are in
the city attending the funeral OF their
mother.
IG Dillon will leave tomorrow on an
Eastern trip, combining business with
pleasure.
Will Hammett, of Pittsburg, is guest
at the residence of Capt. Thomas Prince on
the Island.
Frank P. Hall, of Fifteenth street, is
spending few days with friends IN Wash
ington, Pa.
M. G. Holmes and W. L. Dilson, of
Clarksburg, were arrivals at the Mcclure
yesterday.
in. Wyatt and W. t. sldell, of New
Martinsville, were arrivals at the Behler
yesterday.
VIM. Clisham, formerly Of city but now
of Philadelphia, is visiting bis parents on
the South Side.
w. G. Handlan, Esq, leaves for Wash
ington, D. c., this evening, to be absent
week or ten days.
Miss Lille Sing of the South Side re-
turned last week from visit to friends in
West Alexander.
E. G. Brown and Misses Nora and Nellie
Brown, of Chicago, were arrivals at the
Stamm yesterday.
Misses Rose Citizens, Tillie Shoup and
n hOrna
weeks pleasure trip.
Misses May Rose and But Kemp of the
| South Side returned yesterday from an ex-
| tended western trip.
Miss Letitia Connel, Of the South Side,
has returned from pleasant visit with
friends in Pittsburg.
Miss Lizzie Caldwell, of South Chapline
street, has returned flom a visit with
friends in Lexington, Ky.
Mrs John L. Frank and Miss May
| Frank have returned from a visit with
friends in New Martinsville.
Mrs. Louis Greiner, of North Main
street. and Mrs r. Greiner, of Blaine, o.,
left for st. Louis last night
Mrs. r. Greiner, of Blaine, Ohio, and
Mrs. Louis Greiner, of the North End, left
Yesterday for st. Louis, Mo.
J. B. McLain and family have returned
| from the camp grounds at Moundsville,
where they spent the summer.
Missis Clara and Alice Boswoth, of New
port, o., are visiting their uncle, Louis
Hoffman,, of the Garden Spot.
Miss Emma Myers, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
is visiting the family of Capt. Thomas
Prince on North Front street, Island.
Fred Seymour is still in Chicago, and is
steadily improving in health. He expects
to return to the city in about month.
Miss Rebecca Banes, of Sixteenth street,
! and Miss Dora Bartollas, df the South
Side, are visiting friends at Wellsburg.
H. T. Perry, of Cincinnati, gavea clever
exhibition Of finger billiards at the Mo
Lure House billiard parlors lest night
Miss Jennie Wheat, daughter of Walter
Wheat, of the Eighth ward, is GONZALES
cent, after a severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Misses Lizzie Fox and Mag gle Maloney
of the South Side, who have been visiting
frieuds in Cleveland, have returned home
Miss Anna Backman returned home last
| Thursday from pleasant visit TO the fami-
" of Mr.. Joseph Rhodes OF the Eight
Ward.
Miss Warner, of Philadelphia, who has
been visiting in town as the guest of Miss
Emsheimer on North Main street, left for
home yesterday.
George Manderback, manager of the
Little Nugget" company, Is In the city
making arrangements for the appearance
of his company.
The condition Of Miss Emma McNash
who has been confined TO her home the past
week with severe attack Of dyptheria is
somewhat improved.
Miss Lizzie Farrell, Of Mt. Savage, Ind,
left for her home Friday evening after q
very pleasant visit TO Mrs. Clarity, OF
South Chapline street.
Miss Flora Brettell, a charming young
lady, OF Mingo junction, who has been the
| guest OF Miss Ella Obermann, of the South
Side has returned home.
Miss Lizzie Farrell, who has been the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Rose Clarity, on
South Chapline street, returned Friday 10
her home in Mt. Savage, Md
Miss Mamie Welty, of Chaplins street,
will leave tomorrow morning for Nisgars
Falls, Toronto. Ont, and other points. She
viii be gone about two weeks.
Hon. A. d. Garden, Of Wheeling, q
prominent candidate for the nomination OF
Auditor of State on the Democratic ticket.
arrived last night from Huntington and is
stopping at the Rufner.-ChdTisston Star.
John Stewart and Harry him. of the
South Side. who have been sYourniu1 IN
the mountains Of West Virz ~ia. are ar.
pected home tomorrow. A4um,ber 81
friends viii meet than at the lain. 70 Is.
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