Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-16

n fenu uhsr re- he will make his future home.
Misses Matte Winam and Lizzie Rineka
have left the city to visit irienus ae DEL
aire, o.
M Billinesley and wife, OF Fairmon
were arrivals at the Stamm yesterday.
IA. Hursey, of Clarksburg, was an al
rival at the Stamm yesterday.
Fred Dickinson, of Columbus, returne
to the city yesterday, after weeks &C
sence.
Miss Bessie Lamb is the guest OF MIS-
Nellie Basel, of Clarksburg.
1T. Geyer, wife, son and daughter, o
Paulding, Ohio, are stopping az the Benier
Fred A. Emprey, of Warrington, was al
arrival at the Stamm yesterday
J.U. Jolliff, of New Martinsyilie, regis
tered at the Behler yesterday.
Silas Smith, of Shiloh, w. Va, is stop
ping at the Behler.
E. S. Maulsby, of Fairmont registered
at the Behler yesterday.
John Harmon, of Belmont, w. Va, is
stopping at the Behler.
J.E. Sellers, of Middlebourae, w. Va
was a late arrival at the Stamm last
night
Col. and Mrs. w. S. Mock Of Coving-
ton, KY, are visiting Mrs. Notk's mother,
Mrs. G.. o. Updegraff, on Twelfth street.
Mrs John Walton, of this cit, and Miss
Mary Dougherty, of Woodsfell, ONO, le1'
for Pittsburg on yesterday to visit friends.
Col. w. S. Mock and wife, Bloomington,
KY, are visiting Mrs. Nocf's mother,
Mrs. G. o. Updegraff, at 79 Twelfth street.
Misses Nellie Scalley, Annh Mulrihill
and w. H. Burns left last evening for New
York and the seashore to be gone for a
month.
A. Breslauer, the Main street hair
dresser, leaves for Pittsburg tbs morning
to meet his wife on her returnhome from
New York.
Col F. Riester, manager of he Opera
House, is in GAINESVILLE, where |, was call
ed by telegram conveying the I'D news OF
the death Of an aunt.
COL Edward F. Anderson, tH handsome
and popular representative Off j. Allen,
Son & Co., Philadelphia, is mailing bust
ness trip through this section.
Mrs. John List has returned tom an ex-
tended tour Of the popular sumter resorts,
including Asbury Park, Athtic City,
Long Branch and other places.
Aug. Grossly and A. Schraaker, of
Brooklyn, N Y, who have beel;he guests
of Mr.. Oscar Burdatts, on Meth Main
street., left yesterday for their hme.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Pietrson and
daughter Nettie have returned bme after
q pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs.Tan Piet-
erson's daughter, Mrs. Marsden |. Colvig.
John Moran, formerly connctor on
the B. & o. railroad, is now in cArge of a
passenger train on the @. r. j. g Il. rail-
road between Omaha and Fairbrg, Neb.
Misses Mamie and Holly Pate ION, Miss
Mamie Grub, and Messrs. Sal Patter-
son and Tom Sweeney, returnt yester-
day from Cape May, where ley have
been summering.
Rev. Geo. w. F. Birch, D. D.,pf New
York; Prof. John M. Birch, heeling,
been the guest of their father, In. John
Birch this week. Washington Jollal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch, of !e South
Side, who have been travelling Europe
for the past three months haveeturned
home. Their niece, Miss MaryMay, of
Charlestown, Ireland, accompand them
home.
Rev. j. w. Webb, of the M. EChurch,
who is we'll known throughout D State,
and who was pastor of the M. EChurch
at Triadelphia, and who has beenhnvass-
ing for religious works at Chalston, is
now stationed at Hartford CitOn the
Ohio river.
We are sorry to learn that Colrharles
L. Hagan is down with an sack of
typhoid fever at Cleveland, o. Twas in
poor health when he was here SIT time
ago, but his disease did not devel itself |
until he reached Cleveland. We,pe his |
attack will be light.-FdirmOn mo.
Henry G.. Davis, ex-senator fro West
Virginia, was the guest of the Monga-
hela yesterday. He thinks that t West |
Virginia Democracy will have evythipg !
its own way in the State hereaft Mr..
Davis is the father-ln-law Of Steien b.
Elkins.-Pfttsblrg Commercial Gdzel
Among the arrivals at the lw st.
Charles yesterday were: ]. F. HilWash-
ington, Pa; N. Murphy and owens.
Fairmont, w. Va; p Fleming, heron,
w. Va: Jas. Krotzer, Pittsburg,Pa.; j.
B. Harris and M. Jordon, Cincinlti, o.;
H. e. Kiser, Edenburg, Pa; WnWells,
Glover's Gap, w. Va.