Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

L. Bradshaw, Of Grafton, 10 at the
Stamm.
Edward Mcconnell, of Cresap's Grove,
is OF the Howell
NJ S. Riley, of Clsrksburg, is registered
at the ST. James.
W. A. B. DaIzell, of Wellsburg, ia stop
ping at the Stamm.
Mrs. Charles j. McNulty, Of San gran-
cisco, is at the Staum.
Mr.. Chas. OFT will be home from New
Mexico to.norrow on q visit.
T. R. Chsdduck, of Moundsville, ia in
town and stopping at the Stamm.
Miss Lizzie Fendt, OF Pleasant Valley,
Is the guest Of friends in Baltimore, Md.
James Slender, OF New Msrtinsville, is
in the city and stopping at the St. James.
Miss Sadie Knox, Of Knoxville, Pa is
the CUES, Of Miss Ida Work; on the South
Side.
Mr.. l.. ". Blauey, postmaster at Roneys
Point, was in The city Yesterday on bust
ness.
II. S. White, Of Bolton, W. Va arrived
in the city yesterday and is stopping OF the
McLare.
Mics Lou Gerard, of Florence, Pa, ar
rived yesterday on a visit to Mrs. VIM,
Schwertfeger.
W. L. Garrison, of Wadestown, W. Va,
ia in the city on business and is registered
at the Mcclure.
Mira, Collect. who is ninety.tour years Of
age, is lying dangerously i'll at he: home
on the Island.
j. W. Taylor. superintendent Of the
water works Of New Castle, Pa, is visiting
his brothe..in law, Capt. Smith.
Hon. r. G. Barr and W. II. uearne,
Esq, Of Wheeling, were attending U. 5
Court in Parkersbarg yesterday.
Mr.. Chris Falkerstein, the skater, re-
turned to his home in McKeesport yester-
day si'er t weeks stay in the city.
NJ. B Slower, engineer of the G29 on the
B a o, and Joseph B.Fsett, OF the 22l,
are confined TO their rooms by illnesa.
Thos Boylau, the popular engineer Of
engine No. 7ij Of the B. ~ O., who has
been i'll for some time past is again at his
post.
Mrs. Sue C. TalIant and sister, Miss
May Lose. attended The wedding OF their
cousin, Harry W. Bickel, TO Miss Lydia
Psl3on, this week.
Mr.. A. j. Halsted, daughter, and sister,
Mics Ellie, Ct Braincrd, MINI are in the
city, tie guests Of Mr.. L T.. Zane ard
family, of South Penn street, leland.
W. P. Clinton, formerly fireman on the
72l on the b. * O. road, has passed a sue
cessEul examination and started out on his
first trip on engine 202 on Tuesday.
Messrs Ia Dixon, formerly fireman OF
The 7OT, and Edward Lemons, formerly OF
the 20, Of the b ~ O., passed u success
ful examination last week ard have been
promoted to The position OF engineers.
Misses Annie Locnlar and Katie Molter
LETT for ClarirgtOn yesterday on @ visit TO
friends
Mr.. Harry CJen, o popular young soci,
ETY. and business man, will leave in several
days for Omaha, where he has accepted @
position with n la-ee lumber firm. Harry
will 20 well equipped for the cold weather.
That he will be missed goes without say.
ing, end many friends wish him success.
+ L Taylor, Esq Of Terrc Haute, Ind
is visiting his bro;herin-Iaw NJ. A. j
Adams, on Glen's Run, in this county. He
is married TO a sister of the late \ NJ
Adams, and for several years he has been
q citizen OF the Hoosier State, and went
from BarnesviIie, o., 10 his present home,
Terre Haute, lad. He reports manufac-
turing industries IS very dull there at this
time. He will spend several days with
his friends here before returning to bis
home in the West.
FRogT AIRS cured with keystnne Iini.