The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
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PsrsOaaI HsasiOn- Improvement Os the
GrOunds-Now Arrivals.

Psrs0aRl 0n--EmpfoFGments 0s the
GrOInds-N0w Arrivals.
tJteial Di5Daieh 70 tie ht,ligese9
BErnHDA. O., July 3l.-Satusday
evening Is tho happIest tImO Of the
week for /: Ia then that husbands aud
lovers return TO tho park and spend
Sunday with wives and sweotbeartS.
Quite u delegation went over 10 meet
the midnight train Saturday night and
tho new arrivals were accorded rous.
ing welcome.
Messra. !. L Fawcett, @. ". Dickens,
Robert McVery. John PARKS, Charles
Dankworth, Walter Murrey, George W.
King, Edward Alum, and Frank c.
Barber, OF BelIaire, enjoyed tho shades
OF Epworth aud the society Of their
families, Sunday.
Mr. W. c. Downoy, Of Washington.
D. G.. Is enjoying months rest with
his family hero. Mr.. Downey is q crack
marksman and with several kindred
spirits roam tho neighborIng forests
for game. We have not beard Of the
hunters returning with any greater
spoils than rod squirrels.
The arrival OF Sir. George MCGOWAN
and Mr.. Charles Metz, OF Wheeling,
Monday made tho girls hearts hutter.
Mr.. McGowun brought his kodak along
and has already taken snaps atan inter
esting group.
MeSsrs. J. L. Blackburn and D. A.
Colbert and families, Of BellNire, and
Miss sprang, Of Cincinnati, who have
been spending some timc at the hotel
left for their homes Monday. They arc
greatly missed by their friends.
DR.. Locke, tho genial pastor OF the
NJ. L. church OF Barnesvilie, has pitched
his tont in our midst lilo and his
family arc pleasant addition TO our
number.
Messrs. Lawson Emerson and \. L.
McNIullcn, Of ST. Clairsvillo, enjoyed
Sunday with their families.
Tho X. Of 7. band, Of Bc!iaire, arc
coming out next Wednesday TO enjoy a
day in the woods and give the go.
journers some good music.
Mira G. II. Damsel and family were
called 10 Barnesville last week by the
death Of Mrs. Damsel'G father, Mr.
Emanuel Mace, Of that place.
The song service Sabbath evening
was highly enjoyable.
Mr.. Walter Cowen and daughter,
Miss Helen, Of ST. Clairsville, were visi-
tors at the park Tuesday.
Tho bath house for gentlemen has
proved such a success that tho ladies
are asking that they DO equally favored.
The number Of ladies' who are learning
to swim will likoly justify tho granting
OF their request.
The drum corps furnishes somel lively
music.
tho palm as the champion croquet
players to Mr.. Blackburn and Mrs.
Mesers. R. L. Dillon and J. ]. Law, Of
Wheeling, and John T. Rankin, ]. E.
Cook, B. b. McClelland and Rev. snive-
", Of Bcllairc. took spin on their
wheels to tho park Sunday.
Miss Annie uardesty has returned TO
Bellairo after delightful visit with
friends.
Miss Matte Althcr, OF Bcllaitc, is the
guest Of Mrs. McGrcgor.
Mr.. Ben @. Tyler, secretary oil tho
Buckeye Savings Bank. Bellaire, Is rusti'
eating at Epworth hotol.
Mrs. James Tallman and Mrs. Jesse
Kelley are spending few days at their
names In Bellaire.
Miss Phillips, Of Bcllaire, is here for
tho remainder OF the season.
Messrs. George Boyce, Charles Dank-
worth, Harry Faupol and Thomas
Boyco returned to Bellaire Monday on
account OF the starting up Of the bottle
works.
Miss Clara, Of Barncsvlhc, spent Tues
day at tho park.
Mossrn VIII Mellott and James
Stewart spent Sunday with Mrs. Samuel
Stewart
The bathing suits OF tho gentlemen
make them look like escaped convicts.
Mrs. Annie Sproat, Of Barnoaville, is
visiting Mrs. Damsel.
Mr.. McAiillon, OF Lamira, Is repairing
his cottage preparatory to moving in.
The grounds GRO beginning to DO
dotted with canvas fonts.
NIr. Tobo Heller, Of Barncsvillc, was
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