Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-11

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| guests OF the Behler yesterday.
Misses Carrie and Stella Zane, Of the
Island, returned last night from q brief
visit with friends in Pittsburg.
Miss Lucy Cavanaugh, Of Thirteenth
street, has returned from weeks visit
with friends in Cumberland, Md.
T. o. Barrick, Mrs. Louise Moor, and
Miss Sophia Weld, of Parkersburg, were
arrivals at the Behler, yesterday.
I. G. Dillon and wife and Mrs. Smythe
| returned Friday from pleasant visit with
friends in New York and Atlantic City.
Harris Buchanan, of Pittsburg, Secre-
tary Of the Natural Gas Co., Of w. Va,
paid flying visit to this city yesterday.
Miss Mabel Epplin, Of the Island, has re-
| turned from three months visit with
| friends at Chicago and Northern Indiana.
Messrs. George Paul and James p Max
well returned yesterday from few days
recreation fishing in Middle Island creek.
Harry Leeds, one of the night foremenpf
the Riverside Tube Works, left this morn.
ing for Pittsburg, to visit friends and rela-
tives.
Misses Ann and Lily Cummins, of Chap
line street, have returned home from their
European trip, which was most delight
full one.
Frank Rhinehart and family, of South
jacob street, will remove TO Philadelphia
to morrow, where they will make their fu'
ture home.
Mrs. Harrison, of Louisville, K y, and
| Mr. and Mrs. A. Allen Howell, Of Cleve-
land, are visiting j. w. Hunter on Four
teenth street
Miss IVY Miller, Of Canton. who has been
visiting Misses Mollie and Emma Lane on
| Virginia street, will return TO her home
next Tuesday.
Miss Barbara Mergenhsgen, of Buffalo,
who n. Y, has been the guest of her cous-
ms on South Eoff street, returned home
last Wednesday.
Miss Adelaide Michner, Of Washington,
| D. c., has returned to her home. after a
pleasant visit with Miss Maud Kirk, OF
Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Chas. Mason has returned to her
home in Wheeling after pleasant visit at
the home of her father, A. II. Batin.-
| Steubenville Gazette.
H. H. Hornbrook and family. OF the
! South Side, are in Powhatan, o., where
they were called by the illness OF Mrs.
| Hornbrook's father.
Ed. Deville and j. NJ. Worthen returned
Friday from a successful three months
Eastern business trip, in the interest OF the
Fairtank Soap Company.
Mr.. Louis Bertschy, of the firm OF Frew
81 Bertschy, has returned from Colorado,
and is much improved in health and much
pleased with his visit
Saul Woodward and family are visiting
relatives in the city, on their way home to
Alabama from Westport, Mass, where
they have been spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Dietrich Of st. Louis,
are guests of Mrs. Dietrich's brother,
Anton Reymann. Mr.. Dietrich has moi
been in Wheeling for twenty-five years.
II, A McCamman was yesterday APP
pointed guardian for Robert Il. 2. Waldrou
aged twelve, orphan Of Moses B. Waldron,
deceased. Bond, $4,000, James McCam'
man surety.
Charles Hobbs and wife, who have been
visiting at the home of the latter's parents,
J. y. Hamilton and Mrs. Hamilton, return
ed to their home ia Wheeling, w. Va
| Saturday morning. Washington Journal
Mrs. John Corcoran and Miss Maggie
| Corcoran, and p. j. Fleming, of Cameron:
H. H. Patton and wife, of Kingwood; and
| w. S. Tagart, Of Parkersburg, were the
West Virginia arrivals at the New st.
Charles yesterday.
John Stevens, formerly OF Gloucester
shire, England. and now manager OF the
Bull Iron Works, Sharon, Pa, paid his old
companions, Reuben and Robert Ward, OF
This city, a friendly visit for few days
and returned homo yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs James NELL and Mr.. Joseph
Speidel left for Taylor, Texas, yesterday
Mrs Ed. Robinson, who has been visiting
relatives here for several weeks, accom-
panied them to her home, Taylor.
Miss Marie Darickson, OF New y ORR
CITY. is the guest Of Miss Lydia Good, on
Fourteenth street, having stopped of here
on her way to Mt. De Cnantal where she
intends to complete her education.
II. F.. Behrens returned Friday from
trip to Germany and Switzerland. Mrs
Behrens who made the trip for the benefit
of her health remained at Weisbaden. Ger
many, where she will shortly be Joined by
her son Fred, who will sail from New YorA
next Thursday. Mrs. Behrens and Fred
will spend the winter in Italy.