Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23

passed by the A. o. L. W. thanking him
for the elegant manner in which he got up
their late banquet.
Miss Grace Durell, of Louisville, Ky, is
the guest of South Side relatives.
j. NJ. Ralston, of West Alexander, was
registered at the Stamm last night
Ed. Muhleman returned yesterday morn
ing from an extended Western trip.
Miss Sadie Bates has gone to Cleveland
TO visit Mrs. f. w. Oglebay for Il week.
B. f. Caldwell, who has been seri-
ously i'll for several days, has recovered.
John S. Naylor returned yesterday
morning from a ten days trip TO Arkansas.
Col. Robert White left over the B. x O.,
at So'clock yesterday morning on business.
Mr. VIM. Bainberger, of Milwaukee,
Wis, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kraus.
Silas Stathers, of the Eighth ward, is out
again after u four weeks siege of typhoid
fever.
Hon. John NJ Cook, of Steubenville was
in the city yesterday, and registered at the
Mcclure.
Miss Lizzie Carter, of Pittsburg, is Wis
iting in this city as the guest of Ii. j. Booth,
of the Island.
Miss Sue Falloure and Mrs BrOwnlee
of Colorado, are visiting Mrs Frank Fal-
loure, of the Island.
Mrs Morris Horkheimer left on Thurs
day TO visit friends in Lancaster, Philadel
phia and New York.
| Pierce Graham left last week for Zanes
Vile. where he has accepted "a position in
the BloXham Drug Co.
Mr.. Richard Carter, a former Wheeling
gentleman, now of Hermosa, 5. D., is il
the city visiting relatives.
Mss Elite Baldwin, OF Sards who ha:
bees the guest of the Misses House, on the
| Island, has returned home.
Messrs. Bob McCulloch, Jim Archibald
Tom Shaw and Dan West went out the b
x o. on hunting trip yesterday.
Third Vice President McCrea and Su
perintendent Turner, of the Pennsylvania
railroad, were in the city yesterday.
Charles Arnett, who was injured by {
fall recently. was upon the streets yester
day, for the first time since the accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lutz and Miss Lib
bic Gardner, of Pittsburg, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Gardner, of the South Side
Mrs. w. H. Goetze and daughter, o
| Grand Junction, Wis, who have beer
here on an extended visit 10 relatives, have
returned home.
Miss Emma Ewing has returned to hel
home in LeatherwOod, after long an(
pleasant visit among friends in Hunting
ton and Lewisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. *. McMechen have re
turned home from their Western wedding
trip and are quartered at the McMechei
residence on Chapline street
DR.. Il. S. Harvey, formerly Of this city
who for some years has been located II
Spokane, Washington, arrived IN the city
Yesterday, and is shaking hands with ol'
friends.
Messrs. p. Bonenberger John Reinek'
and Capt Sam Cooper, who have peer
hunting in the wilds of West Virginia
have returned home, reporting rabbits
plentiful.
Prof. d. y. NJ. Krogh is recovering from
his illness. and will be out in lew days
Messrs. VIII. Christ and Hermann Scham
bra have taken charge OF his classes oi mel
and bows, and Miss Bertha Straub has IN
structed the classes of Young ladies'
Mr.. Philip Koehler, who was one of The
most rapid and at the same time one OF the
most genial compositors on our iorme
genial contemporary, the |OMSbtdtt, Is II
the city visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. Koehler is now located at Canal Dover
Ohio.
Among the West Vireinians registered
at the Behler last night were the follow
ing: H. f. Mcbride. of New Martinsville
J. b. Knots, OF Warrington, and j. b
Doney. John Hangar, John McCabe, >
Baughman and Frank 5. Stortz, of Par
kersourg.
The following well-knovn gentleman O
this city, all of whom are prospecting, wer'
former residents of Tyler county: 5. II
Bell. DIR. w. +. Stathers. +. +. Mccoy, }
F.. Deloe. James Stathers. J. G.. Mayiieid
George Mccoy, G.. b. Slemaller, J. b
Brennan, George Hill, Walter Cutler, ant
George Dudley.