Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

Mrs. C. Gutman and daughters,
Misses Emma and Bessie, who have
been at New York, Philadelphia and At
lantic City, have returned home.
Mrs. n. Wallace and daughters,
Misses Hannah and Ella, returned
yesterday from an extended trip to
Denver, and other western points.
Gen. ]. W. St. Clair. of West Vir-
ginia, will take his wife and family to
Chicago to reside until after the closing
Of the Exposition Washington Post
Mr.. Alfred Rigsby, who has been WIS.,
iting the family of Mrs. George McCon-
nell, on Sixteenth street, for some
time, has returned TO his home in Chi
cago.
A party composed of Misses Lydia
McMechen, Mamie Patterson, Flora
Wilson, Lille Vance and Elizabeth
Lucas, returned last evening from Mt.
Lake Park.
Joseph Hall, of Wheeling, the distric
deputy grand master of this district,
will pay his official visit for 1892 to
Wetzel Lodge, A. I. and a. NJ, OF New
Martinsville.
A. A. Extan, of Buckhannon, Joseph
Clark, wife and daughters, of New
Martinsvlle, and j. B. Love, Of Grafton,
were the West Virginians at the Stamm
House yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. May, Of East
Wheeling, returned home last week
from sojourn through the West, Wis.,
iting Denver, Omaha, Chicago, and
other western cities.
Florence Atkinson, daughter OF ex-
Congressman G., w. Atkinson, OF Wheel
ing, who has been the guest Of Clara G.
Henry for the past week, returned to
her home Thursday.-SteubenCiLle Star.
Fred Happy, manager; II. B. Grimm,
secretary, and Charles Schmidt, master,
Of the Reyman Brewing Company, OF
Wheeling, were In the city last night,
In attendance at the opening Of Duify's
new saloon SteubenUille Star.
Prof. +. Il. Crago, of Wheeling, who
needs no introduction to Clarksburg
people, IS here in the interest of the
American Union League, OF which he is
president This League is certainly a
most excellent institution, and is backed
by the best people Of our State
CLarLsblrg Telegram.
WINnsoR-W. D. Heardic and wife,
OF Grafton: Mrs. A. Il. Fleming, OF
Fairmont; Z. Stamford, Of New Mar
tinsyile.
BEHLEH-Chas, W Barrack, of New
Martinsville; Tom Corcoran, OF Cam
eron; w. DOnaghu, OF Parkersburg; o.
E. Painter, OF SistersVille; d. b. Tay-
Tor and wife, Mrs. a. Lancaster and
VIM. Bowers, of Parkersburg; Thos.
Bishop, A. f. Southworth and wife,
Mrs. c. T.. Wash, and d. 3. Smith and
wife, OF Huntington.
STANlM.-F. A. Sexton, of Buckhan-
non; j. Clark, wife and daughter, New
Martinsville; Miss Carry Hawkins, OF
Amos; J. p. Love, of Grafton; Chas.
Conway. Of Fairmont; Mr.. r. NJ. Cat
ten, of Volcano; A. n. Moore, of New
burg; Lewis Smitt, Of Cameron.
Miss Title Mcconnell left yesterday
for Williamstown to visit Mrs. Clara
Grlffen for a few days.
Among OUlbTS WIN dIIlhtu uDbl buc
midnight train from Mt. Lake Park
were Misses Matte and Blanche Hare,
Kate Hazlett, Nellie Basel, Of CIarks-
burg, and Messrs. Chas. List, Howard
Mcdonald, Robt. Gllchrist, Frank
Craddock and Bates Butler.
Bn infant son of Prosecuting Attor-
hey John a. Howard is lying seriously
i'll.
Edward p Anshutz, OF Philadelphia,
arrived in the city yesterday aud is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. fancy, on
the Island.
Kennedy Friend. Esq, and sisters,
Gene and AIDA, arrived here from At
lantic City last night.
Mrs. n. z. Whitaker arrived home
last night from Princippio Furnace,
Nd.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson arrived home
last night from a trip to Barbour
county.
Judge Jacobs arrived home from
Romney last night.
J. b. fancy and wife and Miss A.
Jennie fancy, Mrs. S. l.. Brice aud
daughter. Ella, arrived home from AT
lantic City last night.