Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-24

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the.Ffver from the Mystic Crew. This
club has a large membership and ele-
giant quarters. Last Friday night
Hackett,s.band, OF Bellaire, went down
to visit the club, and an impromptu
parade was given, in which the Mystic
Grew andS the nearby camps joined
The,band made excellent music, awak-
ing the echoes along the road, while In
Darlington, the population turned out
en- n0sss to honor the visitors. 1t was
not full dress parade, but was none
the less enjoyable for that. QzD
THE KINGFIsHERs
are camped at Long Reach, where the
! club has rented about an acre OF ground
and erected a neat two-story frame
building, which is used as hesdquar-
ters for the club each season. The mem
bers are all East End boys and enjoy
an enviable reputation for hospitality.
The club officers are Captain, George
Fisher; Secretary, Hermann Zwicker;
| Treasurer, Henry Rust. A number OF
| friends will visit the camp to-day, and
a novel programme has been prepared
for their entertainment.
THE CENTRAL GARDEN CLUB
is cam ped in a coy spot on the West
Virginia shore, at Wilson's Station,
near Short Creek. The club has two
tents and good supply OF fishing sp-
paratus. Among the members are
Albert Neidert, Otto Conrad, Fred.
Schneider, VIM. Schneider, Geo. Con-
rad, Will Yehnke. A large crowd OF
visitors went up to the camp yesterday
afternoon, and more will 90 up to-day.
Next Thursday the ladies section OF the
club will go up on an excursion over the
Panhandle, to spend the day. The
bays are sending home for their Sunday
clothes.
THE HAPPY SEVEN,
as the name implies, Is composed OF
seven popular young men Of the Eighth
ward. They are camped six miles
below Moundsville on the Virginia
shore. The members are Harry Bowers,
VIII Kahn, Chas. RenDard, John Rem
nard, Ernest Marschner, Theo. Grade
and Ed. Frederick. The club is we'll
equipped in all that constitutes
model camp, and visitors report good
time.
TIE LONE STAR CLUB
is one of the Oldest in the city. It's an
nual quarters at Upper Bowman, on
Fish Creek, is already the scene OF the
season. festivities, and war OF e1ter-
mination has been commenced upon the
q 81 hao
story frame house, containing live
rooms, devoted exclusively to its use.
One of the finest springs in West Vir-
ginia is located'a few hundred feet
from theecamp. An excellent orches-
ira of six. pfecesais made up OF mem
bers, and concerts are given daily. The
members are Adam Yahn, John Emig,
Geo. Yahn, John Coleman, Otto Werner,
Henry Fetzer~and Lawrence Woeoer.
THE U.S.. TERRIERS
left this morning at two o'clock. in q
bis. picnic wagon. for their camp, Ter
riers Rest" below Wilson's Station.
They will have one of the best equipped
camps along the river, and have spared
no expense in making arrangements for
pleasant sojourn. A photographer
will take their pictures" to-day. Two
large Newfoundland dogs will do watch
duty at night, and keep the snakes
away. The party is composed OF the
following gentlemen: q. Bakely, Presi-
dent; j. George Brand, Secretary
and Treasurer; H. William Dinger, Cap
tain; ]. Albert Weitzel, Lieutenant and
steward; Charles Prince, cook; Walter
D. Cochran, Henry ]. Aul, l. Harrison
Williams, John LRue, George Emblem,
Jacob Nunge, Lawrence P. Wheat, VIII
liam Martin, George Husemen, Archie
Campbell, Robert c. Ball, William Sieo-
Ike. Several more will join the party in
a few days.
THE JOHN S. wELTY CLUB
at Willow Springs has selected an ad-
mirable location, with plenty OF shade,
and a cool spring near By. This is an
organization of Linsly boys, and it goes
without saying that they are having
good time. The members are Geo.
Welty, John Welty, Bert Welty, John
Heiner, John O'Kane and Paul Winger-
ter.
OTHER CAMPS.
The JOS. Green camp is located at
Willow Springs. Nick Gaus assists
Joe in doing the elegant for the visitors
who go up by the score.
The Magnolia Fishing Club is quar-
tered near the Central Garden Club.
This organization is large one, and
all are having an enjoyable time.
The DuQuesne Club is camped on the
West Virginia sh ore, few miles above
Darlington. A number Of visitors will
GO down to-day. 1t is one Of the cosiest
camps along the river.
The Ray Fishing Club of Bellsire,
composed of Coon Runback, Emil
Schmidt and others, is located near
Clarington on the Ohio side.
The Golden Rod Fishing Club, which
was camped few miles above Martins
Ferry, on the Ohio side, broke up last,
night. Most of the members are pot
tiers and will return to work to-day.
NOTES.
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