Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19

from a small town 10 a big city"
C.. c. Butler, who is i'll, is recovering.
Councilman p. f. Farrell is in Chicago.
wv. Hunter is home from a trip TO Cum
berland, Nd.
CD. Hubbard and wife left yesterday
for Ocean CITY.
Mrs NJ. Friery is very i'll at her home on
Eighteenth street.
Sol Reich has accepted a position at Will
liams' pharmacy.
John Owens, Sr., is sick at his home in
the Eighth wark.
W. II. Friedel, of The Island, is in Park
ersburg on business.
Chas. Emig viii spend Sunday at his
home in WellsDurg.
L. G.. Price, Of MenOnga, was guest Of
the Behler yesterday
Thos Fleming, of Moundville, stopped at
| the Behler yesterday.
James Gilday left last night on bust
ness trip 10 Cincinnati.
r. Ryan. Of Woodland, was Hotel
Behler guest yesterday.
j. X. Botstord, Esq, is confined to his
residence by sickness.
I II. Taylor, Of LittletOn, was Stamm
/ House guest yesterday.
/ Gregory Warner is lying seriously i'll at
/ his home in the Sixth ward.
Miss Anna Bickel, of Parkersburg, stop
/ ped at the Stamm yesterday.
Mrs. Amelia Fritz is recovering from a
severe attack Of typhoid fever.
+. \. Delbrugge, father of Chief of
/ Police Delbrugge, is seriously i'll.
j. V. Bradeu, Panhandle freight agent,
/ is recovering from q brief illness.
JF. Pogue has returned TO Findlay o.,
after brief visit to his home here.
Albert Cowan, of Washington, Pa, will
spend Sunday at his home on the Island
JH. Hickey and L. Z. Pearson, of West
Alexander. We're Stamm House guests yes
terday
Mrs. J. NJ. Sullivan, of Washington,
Pa, was in the city yesterday, and stopped
az the Stamm.
Miss Sallie Tucker OF Grafton, is the
guest Of Miss Annie Tucker, Of South
Chapliue street
NJ. A Brast, prominent New Martins
vile business man, was registered at the
Behler yesterday.
James Flanagan, Sr., of the Eighth ward,
was out yesterday for the first time after
protracted illness.
Mr. Andy Fisher, the South Side grocer.
has completed his new stOre-room and will
take possession Monday.
The many friends of Miss Lydia DOno-
van will be sorry TO hear that she is very
ill at her home on Twelfth street.
H. T.. StrOup, trainmaster on the Ohio
River Railroad, has secured the appoint
ment as trainmasCer on the &. x NJ, with
headquarters az Marietta.
Miss Jessie HornbrOok has returned to
her home at New Martinsville, after
pleasant visit with Miss Carrie Fran
zell. on South Main street
Miss Gertrude Hughes and Clara Wal
lace, of LaBeue avenue, accompanied by
their neither, will leave today for Wash
ugtOn, d. c.. 10 spend u few days.
Miss Bird Wilson, amanuensis at the
general Office of the Ohio River railroad in
Petersburg. returned to her home on the
Island yesterday, after pleasant visit TO
Chicago.
John Eckhart, one of our most highly
respected German citizens, will celebrate
his S6th birthday tomorrow. All his
friends extend their heartieSt cOngratula-
tions, and hope he may continue in his pres
ent good health TO enjoy many happy re-
turns.
Mrs. c. c. Hughes, of LaBelle street,
and Mrs Wallace. accompanied by their
accomplished daughters. Misses Clara Wal
lace and Gertrude Woodward Hughes, will
leave shortly for Washington City, where
they will spend several weeks taking in the
sights of the Capital City.