Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-21
now Of Pittsburg, is visiting friends in the

In Plttsourg'
Miss Lille B. McGregor, Of Cairo, w.
Va, is visiting Miss Allie Brown, on Fit
teenth street.
Miss Ochsenkuhn, Of the South Side, left
Yesterday for Pittsburg, where she Will
visit friends.
Miss Iona White, of Bolton, ia visiting
Miss Alma Conner on ChapEne street
South Side.
Miss Annie O'Dounell, of Buchsnnon, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, on
Seventeeth street.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes, of Baltimore, nephew
of the late Thomas Hughes, of this city, Is
visiting friends here.
Miss Smith, Of Cincinnati, who has been
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Robert Brown,
returned home yesterday.
Michael Reilly, Esq, and wife, were
guests at the Carleton Hotel, Jacksonville,
Florida, on the 10th inst.
Miss May Palmer, who has been visiting
Miss Matte Prince, departed for her home
in Williamstown, Wednesday.
Miss Mollie Jones, of Terra Alta, is visit
ing her sister, DR. Harriet Jones, corner
of Fifteenth and Eoff streets.
Ulysess Carlin left Tuesday afternoon
for Chicago, where he has accepted posi-.
ton in large jewelry house.
Miss Ellie Davies, charming young
lady OF St. Clairsville, was visiting friends
in the city during the past week.
Mr.. II. Crawford Booth and wife return
ed on Tuesday from Texas and are visit
ing Mrs Mendel on Twelfth street.
Mrs. E. NJ. Pearson who has been spend
ing several weeks past in Philadelphia Wis
itiug her mother has returned home.
The Sal. Lske City Daily Tribune Of the
18th inst. notes the arrival at the Chit
House of DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Hupp, OF this
city.
Mr.. Fred. 7. Laughlin, of the firm OF
Lsugblin Bros. & Co.. has been quite i'll at
the residence Of Mrs. Richardson, on -Four
teenth street.
Will Wier of Wheeling travelling audi
tor for the Singer Msnufscting Company,
will be in the city next week. -Parkersburg
Sentinel.
Mr.. Ben Morrison of North Main street,
returned home Friday from Philadelphia,
where he has been attending a medical
college.
Mr.. John Howard, of this city, Chief
Clerk IN the Secretary of States office at
Charleston, was visiting friends IN the city
the past week.
Miss Emile Surgison, daughter of the
late DR.. j. NJ Surgison, OF this city, has
graduated at the Womens Medical College
in Philadelphia.
Mr. J. T. Reed, the South Side druggist,
will leave on Tuesday for Pittsburg to at
tend the graduating exercises Of the Col
legs OF Pharmacy.
Mr.. Charles thinner, formerly of WheI
ing, now q resident of Chicago, I'LL, IS
visiting his parents, corner Twenty fourth
and Chapline streets.
Mics Lena r. Juugling, OF the Seventh
ward, returned home Thursday from q
pleasant trip of three months in the South
with her brother.
Frank F. Rice will go out ahead of the
Great Western Minstrels, which company
plays it's first engagement at Washington,
Pa, on Monday night.
Miss Lille Simpson, Of Steele. Dakota,
formerly of Wheeling, is enjoying visit
with BarnesVille friends, as the gust OF Mr..
and Mrs W. T. Jsneway.
The announcement of the appointment
of Mr.. Charles B. Reilly to q position on
the postoffice force, was received with
much satisfaction by his many friends.
Stephen Cisin, of Menkemeller's drug
store, will leave tomorrow for Pittsburg to
attend the commencement exercises OF the
Pittsburg College Of Pharmacy on Tues
day.
Mics Matte Prince, daughter of Capt.
| Thomas Prince, who has been visiting
Miss May Palmer, at Williamstown, ar
rived home Wednesday after few days
absence.
DR.. Elmer Frssher, who has been home
on two weeks VACATION, will return to
Baltimore tomorrow, where he has &C
cepted a position 10 the Medical University
hospital
viii Goetge went to Pittsburg yesterday
to be in attendance a. the graduating ex-
ercises of the Pittsburg College of Phar-
macy, from which he receives his diploma
| this week.
Mics Clara Lamb, OF Newburg, N. Y,
who has been the guest Of Misses Mary and
Ida Frew, returned home Wednesday, much
to the regret of the many friends che made
while here.
Mcssrs. Henry Michael ard John Kaiser
left Wednesday for Minneapolis, Mimi 4,
where they have secured situations. Both
young men have many friends in the city
who will miss them greatly.
NJ. Frank Hennig, OF the Bella Moore
Company, spent several days at home
during the psst week, and rejoined the
company at Youngstown, where it reopen
ed last evening after weeks rest.
Mr.. J. W. White, of North Wheeling, who
is at present filing position in the Gov.
eminent printing Office at Washington, haG
heen on visit to his family dunug the
past week. He returns to-day.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson, of this city. at q
recent meeting of the State Sunday School
Associations Executive Committee, held
at Grafton, was elected Statistical Score.
tary, vice Mr.. T. R, Laird, deceased.
We are glad 10 note two young and
popular gentlemen, heretofore employed
with Mr.. Nick Gaus, enter business on
their own hook, as will be seen in the ad-
vertising columns They have formed
partnership under the name of Herman
HoGmeister and Martin Ruggsber. They
undoubtedly deserve share Of the public
patronage.
Mr.. NJ. S. Bodkins, OF the Florida Land
and Railroad Syndicate, is quartered at
the Mcclure.
Messrs Robert Sample aud son. mer.
chants Of Washington, Pa, were in the
city yesterday purchasing stock OF
goods.