Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
WASHINGTON, Pa.

WASHINGTON, PA, July 29.-Rev. J. H.
Snowden, the popular pastor OF the sec,
ond Presbyterian Church, has returned
from pleasant jaunt to his former home
in Pellsville, o. He made the journey on
q bicycle.
Charles Carlin, formerly Of this place,
but now of Wheeling, was a visitor here
this week.
Joseph M. Spriggs, the well known
North Main street grocer, has returned
from a visit to friends near Fairview,
w. Va.
After pleasant visit with relatives In
Ohio. Miss Jessie Barker, Of West Bean
street, has returned to her home.
]. Y. Cracraft, a brilliant newspaper
correspondent, lately stationed at New
York. visited his old home here this week.
John Roseborough and sister, Miss Anna,
have returned to their home on East NAL
den street, after enjoying a visit at the
Caldwell House, on the National pike, west
Of here.
Mrs. Grattan G. Best, of East Chestnut
street, had as her guest this week Mrs o
NJ Ely, of Claysville.
popular b. s. o. conductor, were glad to
greet MIN again this week after his solourn
at Atlantic City.
Misses Ella Blayney and Grace McAllen,
Of this place, are spending few days with
Wheeling friends.
Wheeling seems to haue been the Mecca
for numerous bicycle riders who passed
through here this week.
Some Wheeling people who witnessed
the unloading of consignments OF beer at
this place, which came up on the b. 81 o.,
are Of the opinion that Washington would
be good place for the location OF brew
cries.
The Caldwell House on the National
nike. seven miles west of here, is becoming
more popular every day as a quiet aud
pleasant resort for spending the summer
DAYS. A number Of our citizens choose
that place in preference 10 some noted re-
sorts. Its delightfully."- situated and easy
Of access.
Miss Mary Ritner, whose home is at
Pendleton, Oregon, is the guest OF Mrs. w.
@. Wallace, West Prospect avenue.
Crap shooting seems TO have taken pos
session of many youths OF the town, and
Sunday is a favorite day for the sport The
police raided number Of these players the
past week.
Not for wears have tramps been so nu-
merous in Washington as during the pres
ent summer. The B. q o. seems 10 be the
favorite route. Ask any OF these knights
Of the road their destination and Wheeling
or Pittsburg is the answer almost inyar-
iably given
Co. H. Of the Tenth regiment, n. G. P,
will leave next Friday for the annual en-
campment at Greensburg. Pa. A second
lieutenant will be chosen while the COM
PAW Is gone and several candidates are
working night and day to secure the covet-
ed prize.
West Washingtonis good natured and
popular burgess, James Ryan. is spending
vacation in West Virginia. accompanied
by his family.
From Mt. De Chsntel this week came
Miss Maggie Curran, known as Sister Jane
Frances. who visited her mother and other
relatives here. She was accompanied BY
Sister Mary Josephine. Our worthy bur-
CESS, Jonn Currsn, is q brother OF Sister
Frances.
Miss Lila Anchors. young lady from
Emlonton, Pa, and who has an exceedingly
fine soprano voice. has returned TO her
home. She delighted many Washington
people with her singing while here.
|. Mrs. John ]. Porte, formerly Of this