Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-10
KINGWOOD.
Filling Up with Guests-Large Number
of West VIrginians There.

KrNGwooD, w. VA, August S.-Our
town is rapidly filling up with summer
visitors. Among the late arrivals are
the following:
Miss Carrie Hickman, Of Baltimore,
Nd, is visiting her friend, Miss Olive
Parks, Of ParkwOod.
The following is list Of arrivals at
Hotel Gordon since nay last report:
l.. NJ. Wade, Sutton, w. Va; julius
Scherr, Eglou, W. Va; j. Z. Matthews,
Baltimore, Nd; Andrew HOgg, Monon-
gan, w. Va; lev. A. NJ. BuckhannOn,
Morpantown; J. n. Baker, Evans
Vile; L. c. Wilkin, Wheeling; Tom
Cooke, wife and son, Cumoer-
land; Miss Cora Parkinson, MoundSville;
Miss Virgie Shaffer, Tunnelton; E. ID.
Hart, Dayton; c. H. Clark, Submissions;
w. p. Moore, GAINESVILLE; E. I. Spar
row, Marrinsville; A. NJ. Pearson, Sid
nov; Theo. Sauvageot, Wheeling; w. L.
Downer. Baltimore; C. B. Roe, Prunty-
town; DR.. L. ). Brock, Morgantown;
p. II. Koblcgard, Clarksburg; e. G.
Pearne. Philadelphia; Harry Henshaw,
Grafton; B. NJ. Despard, Clarksburg;
j. B. c. Wheeler, PittsbUrg; John
Glover, Pittsburg; Ross A. Dalzell,
Plttsburg; T. c. Glover Pittsburg;
Samuel e. Stafford, Allegheny.
DR.. and Mrs. Trippett returned from
New York and Atlantic City Wednes-
day.
About zoo of our people were over at
Terra Alta Wednesday evening, to hear
Bob Burdette lecture, but Bob failed 10
put in an appearance-it is not the first
of the kink, or the genial Bob might be
forgiven.
Mrs. J. c. McGrew is very i'll at this
writin9-we understand her life Is dis
pared Of
R. b. Waddsl, Familiarity called
Dick" was here over Thursday night
in the interest Of the Preston Telegraph
Company, Of which he is President.
Two Of the Cooley RaAg are prowlinG
around Brandonville, and passed
through that ancient city on the hill
Thursday afternoon, and being recog-
nized, created quite an excitement.
The young folks enjoyed a HAY
side" Friday evening. About ten
couples got on wagon partly loaded
with hay, each one had a horn, the
horses were decked with flags and bells.
After going around through the town
they left for Albrightsville, returning
about II o'clock at night. This IS get
tiag 10 be quite a fad but 10, TO the
scary horses met by the way.
DR.. Robert McMillen took his best
girl to Terra Alta Friday, and when
ready to return went tntO the hotel to
pay his bill. A passing train scared his
team, and despite the efforts OF the
party holding them, got away and ran
to and through this place to Mr.. H. d.
CAROLS, about II miles. The buggy
was badly wrecked, but no one was
hurt.
The Kiugwood base ball club, owing
20 not practicing, are not in II this
year. A game with the Terra Alta
club today resulted II TO In favor OF
Terra Alta. One OF our players was
badly cut on the head by club slipping
from a batSman's hand.
The following is list Of the summer
boarders at J. NJ. Crane's-Liberty Hall
at the present writing. Others are
expected: Rev. Dr. j. L. Mcclure,
Wheeling; Mrs. J. T. Mcclure, Wheel
ing; Miss Ella Mcclure, Wheeling;
Miss Zoe Mcclure, Wheeling; Mr..
Robert Mcclure, Wheeling; Mrs. W. j.
w. Cowden, Wheeling; Miss Helen
Cowden, Wheeling; Miss Annie Clark,
Wheeling: Miss Clara Hammond, Steu-
benville, o.; Miss Lycene 5. Wall,
Pittsburg: Miss Jennie Culp, Pittsburg;
Miss Matte Biber, Pittsburg; Mrs,
Julia p. Converse, GAINESVILLE, o.; Miss
Lilly Converse, GAINESVILLE, o.; Mr.. -
Springer, New York; Mr.. o. c. Dewey,
Wheeling; Miss Alice NeaYe, Cincin-
natl.
j. Wesley Bishop, a former Preston
ian, now a successful merchant OF Mar
tinsburg, is spending few days with
friends. Wesley is looking well, and
his many friends here are glad TO know
be is pro Spering.
Miss Addie Morris returned home to-
day from Mountain Lake Park.
Major VIM. c. McGrew and family, OF
MorgautOwn, were here Saturday and
Sunday az the bedside of the Majors
mother, who is still very low.