Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-26

vacation to New York and the East, re-
turned home Saturday.
Simon Young, of Weston, is stopping at
the Stamm.
nc. Collins, of Pennsboro, was an arrival
at the. Stamm yesterday.
Mrs. P. q. Noble and daughter Maud are
visiting friends in Cincinnati.
Robert w. Mccormack, of Sistersville,
registered at the Stanlm yesterday.
Albert Hugh, of New Cumberland, was
a Stamm House guest yesterday.
Miss Sallie Woods, Of Bellaire, o., Is
visiting relatives on Jacob street, East
End.
Misses Mary Flanagan and Minnie
Powers. of the Eighth ward, left yesterday
morning for Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. Mary E. Ramsey and son Charles,
Of Parkersburg, will be the guests OF Island
friends for about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer G. Smith, Of Fifth
teen street, left last evening for Cincinnati
to make 1t their future home.
Miss Clara Meyer, of South Chapline
street, who has been visiting friends in
Pittsburg, Is expected home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Arb are in Braddock,
Pa, called there by the illness OF their
son-in-law, Mr.. Richard Hessrich.
Miss Clara Meyer, Of South Chapline
street, who has been visiting friends in
Pittsburg, is expected home to-day.
Prof. Shelf, the optician, who has been
in New York and Philadelphia for the past
ten days on business, has returned.
Mrs. N G. Reister and daughter Regina,
of Wheeling, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs L.
J. Malley.-Pdrkersburg State Journal.
Miss Mary Ankle, of Eleventh street,
has returned home from pleasant visit Of
two weeks with Washington (Pa.) friends.
Owen Reilly, of Bellaire, will spend the
day with North Main street friends and
will leave tomorrow for Pen Argyle, Pa g
Fred. Strossu, of the South Side, who
has been visiting the South Side Fishing
Club at Lockwood's Landing, has returned
home.
Miss Annie Bremen. Of the South Side,
returned home during the week after a
pleasant visit with friends in Lazearville,
w. Va.
Dan Bowlin, John Bosley and Howard
Wells left last night for Batesville, o.
where they will spend Sunday witt
friends.
Miss Fannie Letzkus, a charming young
lady of Wellsburg, who mas been visiting
friends on Sixteenth street, left for home
yesterday.
Misses Mary N. Dickey and Ella Nc
Clure and Miss Noe Lewis, of Pittsburg
have returned from &. two weeks visit II
Kingwood.
Henry Helrigel Esq, an old nail feeder,
who has been lately employed on the B. &
o. railroad as fireman, has been promoted
to engineer.
B. K. Healy and wife, of Charleston, and
u. McFadden, of Clarksburg, were the
West Virginia arrivals at the New st
Charles yesterday.
Miss Annie Mather, of Smith field, o.
accompanied by her niece, Miss Ma6e
Galbreath, are guests of the family J. z.
Glass, on South Chapline street.
DIR. and Mrs. Phil. Strauss, OF Florida
are the guests of Mrs. Nellie Sweeney
Palmer. They will go from here to Pitts
burg, where the doctor expects TO locate.
Rev. Lynch, F. Il. Cartwright and N
w. Beck will leave Sunday evening fol
Fulton, Ohio, to attend the funeral Of I
A. TAYLOR, former editor of the Quest o.
this city.
Prof. ]. T. Loos, w. S. Sadler, vii
Sharp. and Alonzo st. Myers. will leav
about August 10th, on their wheels for
trip to Cincinnati. They will return b.
way of Columbus.
G. H. Heating, of Bay City, Mich, REP
resenting the H. M. Loud &;Sons lumber
company, is in the city, looking after ;
possible pole contract for the electric
light plant. He is at the Mcclure.
From telegram received last evening
from Charleston, it was learned that Mrs
Truslaw was slowly recovering. She 1
still blind. but partially conscious. Hel
physicians seem to have some hope Of hel
recovery now.
Charles H. Lepps, a brother Of Mrs
William H. Davis, Of this city, died
Philadelphia yesterday at noon. He wa
BON In Romnev. Hampshire county, Va.
was printer By trade, having learned tn
trade under the late VIM. Harper, of tn
Romney Intettigeacer He worked about
forty-three years on the Philadelphia
papers.