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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

Alta Democratic mass meeting 10
Columbia, No, resolutions we're passed
asking that Governor y. K Francis pe
appointed 70 o oebinet position oy
ssidentelect Cleveland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

CONGRESSMAN Il. b. Whselock, Of
t,;rSiean, chairman Of the Raum in
--'est5estine commit ec, Will be pushed
~ commissioner Of penaions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

Highbindora Friday night fatally
shot Chin How Han, 4 Chinese ohrimp
dealer. W San FFanoi8cO. Han says be
was shot because he refused 70 psy
blecItnail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

II n not waste 70 buy somebody
bunch Of flowers, . box Of candy or a new
book when II Il going 70 briaR n smile 70
her face and happiness 70 hor heart.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

"John, p snid tho botel cook to the storm
room man, hand me that bottle Of cider.
am going TO give them some Madeira
sauce today"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

tJ,tls Johnny Carmichael received tricycle.
ne Fourth OF July from his eunts,
TO purie's disgust, for be raised great dust
And kept her at mending his pants.
Ne upset the cradle ana ran over Mabel,
WHO lay With her doll on the mat;
ne scratched the new table and raised such q
babel
Il frightened Miss MaitY, the cat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

ThereisR point near the famous Stony
enye, IN the Catstill mountains, where les
may be found on any dry 10 the year, This
locality 10 locally known AZ the Notch and
Ia walled In on all sides by steep noun
tsins, some Of which are more than {, COS
feet hIgh.--sit. Lunia Republio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

Mnny persons buy material for their own
t.ayelo,hs, have them stamped ~ aome art
estAbliahmaHt. then rInbsoiderthcn them
selves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

Governor Holt. Of North Carolina, has
appointed United Stetcs Bank Exanli-
mr. samuel Mcdowell Int, Of Burlf
county. state treasurer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

II you had ns many lenses In each eya as
the common dragon ny has each Of your
organs Of nigbt would no as big az a box
car. Nfa. ~ sa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

4 tA,se notes up Uhere the
htl fall directly on IT,"
-ioas q this will command
tatn isstamentary TO AIr.
h, who Is hero present, |
announced Judge Baxter at
asczcs On hour later, "and
tsto 10 Tho only document
81 under the hand of the late
ahury.' As be paused in a
Hwy b galed over his spec
group q a dozen, among
Margaret, Jack, Simmons,
aud nTasl court loungers,
the sAsria. There was a
h pause, sna The surrogate
i no,icnea lu his clerk TO
sta when Jscks ready tones
ilfrcsi
rsazs frswhich bear on
lhHxs Fa honor, and as a
hin 4 @rle heir at law /
y u auisee them before
Z Naated executor and
eer1eHms against Samuel
.a;s ltefer to three notes
Nim' Mr. Charles, who
Ftis uneasy, stepped for.
b ventured, 81 am not
Nv these at present, but in.
~ Margaret has seen fit to
fFalidity, and to discharge,
'''upt 70 discharge, my
nyselt for daring to an.
4 possession of them, l here.
nen for your honor's in.
y not both of these sigma
tie decedent in this caseY"
ris looked at them critic.
bounced 7, mot only are the
ny handwriting of the late
Saiy but the body of the
\ aoaor a dark room near
Elsnezt question.
EA's looked surprised. Ger
lA'eley Why do you aslsY'
'. \. that | wish to call
s \ to a certain pecu-
Is'o alleged notes."
" Enow of any popularity
~ pIIeSuming puppy You
. Murdered all the surrogate.
! I Dlite, | want you to dis
l'aad that | never allow
q in these chambers"
v'uefed his clerk to lead
q great vaults below, in
"a va. oil the county records
~ Office. Jack and Sim
~ the procession. In
/ were the cashbook and
I, as they turned about to
Sga, the brothers recog-
s'u : they supposed they
Y saturday evening pre-
Y, , !. nsd been lighted, and
the faces Of tho two
4 leosed CHASTITY indeed.
!. .naFes in closer quarters?
\, 4, attempted crime before
+. e the proof of another,
4 primary crime Of tho
4, -au they in the presence
J, .,. "a an iron vault and
|. ' sheriff at the doorl
I " will please hold one Of
r \. I. the light will not
y 1t So" said Jack.
~ \ iequested, and an ex.
I'M, ssSsef escaped every per.
1sSept Jacls and Summons ION
, ssa, The former were
y! yr-i ~ The latter, with |
\, N !. On their faces. were
u I'M w ,aoor, leaving their
I, 40 q o. their accusers.
Y ,s s'a :, two men" COM
o MI 'ssss official made a |
t sryl Which brought the !
\, .iua q. gYou win notice
!, !, int while the BODY |
, .. nose notes are hers
M Zee, 4, aud tho dates
! : suuF I story" simmons ~,
i. ,''''i' as he listened g Of |
49, - listened atteu,ivc,v
i Sas Of siumons' t tajs
IN sS Supplemented from rom
loT-, I, must say that I
M, INV q a case sirailar to |
\ u hardly clear - - ~ y
nj J s,s suggestion, your
"a, ~ ~ hut in behalf |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

A. L. Mason, the Kansas City million
aire and promoter Ct the Kansas City
And St Louis atnamboat line. IS dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

The German budget for 1894. "a shown
that tho revenues aud expenditures will
be "a. oQ0, 600 markA nn Increase Of
55,oOo.0o0 marks over tho preceding
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

Frank W. McHpgh, champion ban
iarnweigbt 81 Ohio, has accepted the
chalIenss Of BODY Burn. d Rogion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

A uetitiou is 10 DO presented 20 con
gross by bicyclists, asking iof w
provement q country ROADS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

.uv nose would stop up on one s .hsnn.S :, !.
my noss - r conld not breathe tnioukii " a.
the otner, 80 rom nav head into my tnfon
All. Srwting and splitting almoss eouss4at
heP'I M I'D tarrible headaches over tny ette,'
.y.,,ng and buzzing sounds IN ny ea' go, a9g.
r.nt me in terrible misery All ths VIM.
NJ hearing got so bad could noen 80 ~, ys
a ~ spots would appear before ny eyes ~
Ian was broken and did not refresh sle any
Would cough very hard, ana soou' siA H0u'a
ago took 10
SPLITTING BLOOD
.hout twice daily. with sharp. snootins pam
aDout s"h NV chest. Night sweats set 10,
al WI ,ysstened me terribly. i had no ape
W. "a what little did eat wouli not "a! o,
WV ,samach causing great pAin In the pit OF ny
ny which grew SO bad would Ire9 pentlI
,.a - ,ssort 10 medical aid for reiiei. Bowels
nSns,ioatsd. followed by disrrhea. Pam
1855 nv back IN the region oil my kone!t
phenmatism in my limbs, Whlch az
ma nm in bed for one honth ~
sae, would swell so much could not wear ny
shoes was in this condition whsn oa4ioS r y.
Dss. COPELAND Y BELL Tour uonsng aso ~
second month OF treatment ! couiu p,eA, ~
freely through my nose 4 he.soy ~
he bsnefIt OF all human sufferers, that no'
soei cent and hearty; can eat good, squAn
usesi with Measure: sleep we'll. have no heas
acbs or mains any place; my ears feel As We
- ever they did. and can hear any o,dlnAI
CON yersation. now weigh thirty pounIs mon
than ever did IN my life, and cheetIully tS
onmepd All human sufferers 20 try those en-
mo Mt Specialists and be relieved"
This statement can be easily yerlneo by ca
ing on Mr.. Miller at his restaurant III hNdal
Ferry. o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

Among the social events of the pre-
vious week was surprise party given
Tuesday evening in honor Of Miss Lille
and Laura Kronyaegeo at their home
on North Main street. Cards, games
and dancing assisted in passing the
time enjoyably and at midnight all re-
turned TO their homes well pleased with
the entertainment. Those present were
Mary Wagner, Sarah Otto, Laura Lerig,
Tennie Medeo, Clara Brown, Mamie
Jones, Lottie Harttong, Stella Smith,
Berd Zimmerman, Annie Martin, Josie
Gosney, Ida Harttong, Berd Linaweav-
err, Theresa Beater, Messers. Gus Welt
eel, Charles Dick, Will Kirchner, Gus
Remke, John Otto, Wilbur Terrell,
Gene Stamm, George Stamm, Tom Welt
eel, Harris johnson and others.
-
Mr.. ]. P. w. Bowers and Miss Mag
gle S. Mcconnell, both Of Wheeling,
were united in marriage at Steubenvilie
last Thursday.
~
On New Years Eve a pleasant crowd
of young people met at the residence OF
Miss Jessie Clemens and spent the time
in waiting for the New Year in social
games.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

The New Years ball at the Mcclure
House on Friday evening conceived and
80 successfully carried out by Messrs.
VIII Rice and win NJ. Miller, was one
OF the social triumphs of the season. 1t
was generally remarked by al who at
tended that even in the dim retrospect
could there be- recalled a more signally
brilliant affair. There was such excel
lent music, such appropriate adOr-
ments, rich toilets, and fine general APP
pointments. Sweet and smiling were
the faces. There were many bright
young ladies on the floor. Some
in their sweet, unconfident childlike
way took one utterly by surprise. 1t
was as II pink-petaled eglautine was
imbued with electricity, or as If the dew
in their delicate cups had suddenly
turned to fire. There were girls with
tact just like their cleverness. 1t was
not palpably evidenced, but the num-
Der of admirers they kept constantly in
a state of federation bore potent proof OF
its existence. There were faces as rosy
as the morning clothed in fabrics that
might have been wrought of mist and
peach blossoms. THAT girl looks like
an etching" said one admirer. Eyes, "
another thought, like an etching in white
satin, and like something else besides
like nun with her deep, devout eyes
and her faultlesS, exquisite face. She
wore the simple debutante's gown OF
pure white silk plainly made and cling
ing to the graceful lines of her slight
figure. Her dark hair was parted and
coiled into a large, bow knot at the
back Of her small, but beautifully
poised head, aud she moved to the
music's measure like q snowdrop sway
ed by an April wind. Then there was
another girl, perfect bruno, Isn't
that what they call girl who stands
on the border land between blonde and
brunette? She has curly brown hair
cleaning with gold like November
leaves filtered by sunshine. Her eyes
harmonic with her hair in a darker
shade, aud her complexion is fair aud
rosy. There was another tall, stylish
girl with a figure like Diana, while an
other charming guest from Missouri be-
spoke IOlanthe. Verify this is to be. q
season Of fair women
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
MId-winter Excursion TO Washington vi
H. a. o. X.

MId-winter Excursion TO Washington via
u. a o. X.
On Thursday, January 14th, the 3. &
o. X. Z. will begin their annual series
of mid-winter excursions to Washing
ton from Parkersburg, Wheeling, Pitts
burgh, and all intermediate stations TO
Washington Junction, Md. For this.
as for similar excursions during proceed
ing winters, the Il. & o. will offer an
exceedingly low rate, an unexcelled
train service, and every accommodation
necessary for the comfort and convep.
ience OF passengers-all Of which should
render the trip very desirable one.
With each succeeding season these ex-
cursions to the national capital are
growing In popular favor.
Washington is full OF attractions. II
always Is. Congress is 10 session. The
public buildings, the White House. the
museums and the art galleries are alwav,
open to visitors free OF charge. Then.
too, there are to be seen the elegant nri,
vate residences, the broad avenues. the
spacious parks and the numb erless mon
uments.
Tickets will be valid for return pass-
age ten days after day OF sale, allowIog
ample time for visiting MI. Vernon. Old
Point Comfort. Richmond and other adj
jacent paints.
Tickets from Pittsburg, Wheeling and
intermediate points to Martinsbure. are
valid to Baltimore.
Trains leave Wheeling q. 6:1o a. m.
aud 6:iO p. m. and for thesa
two trains only will tickets
be sold. Pullman parlor ears with.
out change on morning train and Pull.
man sleeping cars on evening train.
Round trip rate, $1,000. Corresnond.
insiy low rates from other stations.
?, 8. 8, Q. IL. f1U
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
THE LA GRIPPE AGAIN.
A Few Plain Words About the Cause ant
Effects of the Disease.

Tho dreaded La Grippe. which has aeaii
made its appearance In various parts OF w
country, Is nothing mo'e Dor less tpAn hu ~
demio catarral fever. 10 Is by no means ns'
trouble and belongs distinctively 10 that iamil
Of diseases which Drs Copeland Il Bel ban
won distinction by so successfully treating
In almost every case the epidemic 10 attends
by symptoms indicating the action OF systems
poison, chill headache. fever. muscular pans
and great depression OF mental and physlcA
strength and energy, with the usual catarrhal
symptoms in the head and throat ren1efs.
more acute and annoying. In the majority o.
cases where II has proved serious, the pau,t'
has long been n sufferer from chronic cAtaffh
Nearly every case OF La Grippe leaves
systemic catarral condition, which, unless
IS thoroughly and completely cured, render
the patient liable 20 chronic bronchitis Whica
invariably leads TO consumption
A word may be added concerning the rafr
complications OF the disesse. Among Ties
NAV be mentioned inflammation OF the midds
ear. causing deafness, bronchial pneumoph
and a weakened condition OF the eyes. Tier
Is no question but that at n season OF the yea
when this epidemic 10 known 10 be prevalent
people should be more careful than ever :
check the progress OF catarrhal trouble, and 7
possible eradicate from the system every syn
ptom OF catarral poisoning
DOCTORS COPELAND q BELL han
located permanent Offices at 1871 Nsi
street, Wheeling, w Va, where thsl
treat with success all durable cases on7
hours 70 II q. m; to p. m, and 70 p. 4
Sundays-9 a. m. TO IL m and I 10 4p. q
Specislties-CATARRH and Diseases Of IA
EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS. Consulu
ton free.
Addresssll Mail to DRs. COPELAND BELL
1l21 Main Street, Wheeling w, Va
Treatment. including medicine. Is q month
~ The Office OF DIS. COPELAND a BELL
not connected In any way with any other ofiice
In Wheeling. PLEASE RExEMBEn THIS.
de3Dd4W
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
the first prizes. During the evening
dainty lunch was served.

the first prizes. During the evening
dainty lunch was served.
80
The Misses Jessie and Beta Sheets; o.
Martins Ferry, entertained a 10"
| friends very pleasantly Thurroay sisns'
At their home in the Elms. keifesn'
mepts we're served at u seasonaoie nou''
=.
The Primus Club gave dance Thurs
dav night at Franzheim's Hall. when
was largely attended. 1t was one "a sne
most successful of their series. a nhe
s S.uo was served at Van Keuren's.
-
The close of the year 1891 VIII ions
be remembered by the society peop,e y,
Martinsburg. The Z. (. Z: Iooh,ue
Club, comprising nearly all OF Msl.ns
burp's most accomplished and attrac. attract,
i've voung ladies gave their usuai puole
racention Thursday night. The recep,
tion was In progress from half-past .
o'clock until a. m, and every mohens
was one of pleasure and enJoymon.,
Those In attendance were: MI, auu
Mrs. John Fitz, Mrs. <. Il. Faulkner,
Mrs. r. Duglas Fuller nee Faulkner, OF
winchester. Va, the Misses Doiis'
Massrs. Dukehart, of Baltimore, Nd;
Mac Faulkner, Misses Anna WlsneI'
Rena Flick. Sue, Lizzie and Sophie ooi-
ston, Sue Striking, Anna Cnapnan'
Carrie Roush, Bessie and Halle Lamon,
Mr.. John Fiery, the Misses fitz, Lizzie
Leigh and Lillian Eichelberger, Messrs.
Cecil Baker. Gustav Wiltshire and James
Strider. of Jefferson county; Mr.. fltz,
of Pennsylvania; G. Small, OF hagers-
town, Nd; Jas. C. Frazer, Robert onoo-
grass, David and Mitchell Woods, Dr.
and John Henshaw, VIM. Honneins,
Frank and Harry Baker, Robert ana
Bert Lamon, Stewart Boyd, John Rob-
inson, Elmer Swofe, Harry Doll, Ernest
johnson, Frank and ID. 5. Echeioerssr'
-
Miss Hannah Whally entertained
number of ladies Wednesday afternoon
at her home on the Island. Progressive
euchre occupied the hours, and some
very pleasing and exciting contests TOOK
place. There were enough guests 10
fill seven tables.
The Island Club was entertained on
Thursday evening by Mr.. Charles H.
Coen at his home. on South Penn street.
50
The families OF Prof. Stevenson
Judge Boyd and Henry Jones enter
tanned their friends Tuesday evening.
- :,
The Fortnightly Club, the new SOCIAL
organization, will give its first hop az
Franzheim's Hall on the evening OF jan
uary 9TH. Killmyer will play.
-
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage, on January 7. OF Charles Gardner
TO Miss Maggie McEntee, and OF George
Weitzel TO Miss Alice McEntee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

Wheat. Jos. SpeideI and VIII Brice.
The interior OF the house presented
quite a pretty scene; the hooi%a1eing
covered with crash, while the chande-
Tiers were entwiped with evergreen.
One odd feature being the soft and SUD
dued effalgence thrown on the scene oy
the globes Of the gas jets which were COW
cred with rose colOred shades, making a
pleasing effect. After ali had arrived,
Kilmyer presided at the piano and
plaved a programme OF twenty pieces,
which was interrupted at midnight by
temutinQ lunch, after which dancing
was resumed until the deep shades OF
night REQUIRED all to depart. Miss
Eleanor Howell will next entertain the
club.
Quite number of young ladies kept
open house on New Years day, and re-
ce!yed their gentlemen callers with
credit due to ones of older years.
So
A pleaSant social event took place at
Geheringer's Hall, in Fulton, on New
Years night, in honor OF Miss Nansie
Marshall, the accomplished daughter OF
Chief Joseph Marshall. All present had
a good time dancing to the music OF
Professors William Roth and John
Stielem.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
the home, of Mr.. Hugh Letzkus, on
North Market street, last week. Those
present were Misses Kate and Mary
Fox, Annie Docherty, Lena Schank,
Sanie and Teresa Rapp, OF Parkers-
burg; Messrs, John Hebrank, VIII
Voglar, Ben Schulars, Hugh Letzkus.
Cards, music, singing and a general
good time signalized the affair. Re-
freshments were served during the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
THRTESTINONYN Full
MARTINS FERRY PEOPLE IN A STAFF
EXCITgMENr
Over 8 Desperate Case That is Attracting
Attention Among the Residents Of
That City.

Mr.. August Miller, Of Second street
fahove Hanover,) Martins Ferry, o., ais
nronrietor of the Delmonico restaurant az;
Saloon, relates his case to the reporter, as
follows:
finally compelled to seek relief,h continued
Mr.. Miller.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

in the shape OF photographs OF Mrs. d.
r. McKee's two children and an auto
graph letter from Mrs. Mckee.
During the carnival the Veteran
Corps engaged extensively in the sale OF
dolls, and il was Mrs. Sheridan's idea TO
start contest by dressing up a doll 3
feet tall in full dress and giving the
patrons OF the carnival the opportunity
TO decide whether the doll should be
sent to Baby Mckee or Baby Cleveland.
The contest waxed hot and contributed
not little to swell the exchequer Of the
Veteran Corps Booth. Through the
efforts in large part Of Mrs. p. Il.
Studebaker, Baby Mckee won the prize,
receiving 1898 votes TO zoos cast for
Baby Cleveland. The doll was duly
sent to Washington and It's receipt is ac-
knowledged In the following letter from
Mrs. Mckee:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
"WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Dec. 10.
"Mrs. w. q. Sheridan.
"DEAR MADAM: Your letter to my
boy Benjamin reached my hands over
two weeks ago, but / have waited until
/ could send with the answer a picture
of each child.
'The name Baby Mckee belongs to
Benjamin, although you can see from
the picture that he is older. My little
girl was born just two weeks after my
father was nominated, so during that
summer she was too small to be much in
company. As Benjamin was constantly
in the yard and about the house where
the strangers who called saw him the
title Baby Mckee was given him by the
people who focked TO see my father.
81 thank you for your kind letter, and
can assure you that the doll was much
admired by both my children, although
it is natural that Mary should enjoy 1t
more than her brother.
Hoping 1t will be pleasure to you
to have the pictures, am cordially
yours.
"MARY HARRISON MCKEE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
A GAY WEEK.
THE HOLIDAY INTERIM DELIGHTFULLYPHLED
N WITH SOCIAL EVENTS

Soms Notable Balls Of the wssk-As Opening
German Of she SeasOn-Brlliant Wedding al
Tie Fcrsst-OAsr Sccid DOing&
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
THE WHITE HOUSE RABIES.

Late Portraits of Benjamin Harrison NC
Kee and His sister.
Chicago Tribune
Mrs. w. G.. Sheridan, OF this city, has
lust received q pleasing reminder OF the
late First Regiment Carnival. II comes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

On wednesday evening Miss Sue
Caldwell entertained the Cotiliion Cup
ard few Invited guests at the resi-
Senee Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gao n Caldwell on Sixteenth street.
,pbe attendance st this meeting was
larger than usual, and every effort was
made Ia make the guests feel at home.
m THIS the hostess was eminently sue
y ga The hostess was assisted In
ing BY Misses Elsie WhifakN'r,
sth Mendel, Miss LaErenCe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

Miss Minnie Gilchrist handsomely en-
tertained number OF friends at her
home on Fifteenth street, Tuesday
evening with drive whist party. Miss
Fife Russell and Mr.. Il. S. Allison won
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

"MARY HARRISON MCKEE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

There was a pleasant sat home" at
she residence of Mr.. and Mrs. n. E.
Whitaker, on South Chapline street,
New Years evening, given by their
daughter, Miss Elsie Whitaker. assisted
by Miss Sue Caldwell, and Miss Lizzie
Mendel. There were quite a number
of callers, and all had delightful time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

Thomas Simpson gave pleasing re-
ception to number of his friends one
evening last week, complimentary TO
his brother, j. z. Simpson, who has
Just returned from protracted sojourn
in Butte City, Mont.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

Tuesday evening last pleasant sur
prise party was rendered Misses Mary
and Annie Dunning at their home on
Sixteenth street by number OF their
friends. The evening was spent in q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

in the shape Of photographs OF Mrs. j.
r. McKee's two children and an auto
graph letter from Mrs. Mckee.