Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-10

Robert Simpson, ST., left yesterday
morning for Red Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
WINDsoR.-F. w. Stewart, of New Cum
berland; Prof. II. A. Armstrong, OF West
Liberty.
Mrs. N. NJ. Rudd, of Owensburg, KY, is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. j. n. Ladley, Of
the Island.
Miss Lizette Laughlin, of Pittsburg, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Oh. Rhodes on
the Island.
Mr.. H. c. .Crummitt, of South Chapline
street, will visit his old Clarksburg home
for few days.
Colonel l. V. Johnson, Democratic can
didate for Auditor, left for his home IN
Barbour last night.
Miss Louisa Bann, charming young
lady Of Marietta is the guest of Miss Nellie
Kraft, of South Main street
Miss Agnes Merge, who has been visit
ing friends here, returned to Wheeling yes
terday.- PGrkersburg Journal.
j. M. Hill moved his family and house
hold goods from Wheeling to this city, yes
terday.-East liverpool Crisis.
Mr.. j. H. Knapp, of Barbour, was
among the delegates from that county who
visited the State Fair this week.
Capt. John r. Donehoo and Mr.. Club
Stewart, of Hancock, represented that end
of the State at the Fair this week.
Miss Cert Stewart, of Mannington, form
erly of this city, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. B. Carr, on North Market street.
Miss Hence Teoff, of Steubenville, Ohio
and Miss Marguerite Givin, of Wellsville,
Ohio, are visiting friends in the city.
I'D Mrc
Margaret Gardner, left yesterday for Chi
cago, TO visit relatives for some time.
Editor Wiley, of the always entertain
ing Wetzel Democrat, looked in upon the
big crowd at the Fair Grounds yesterday.
Louis Colmar, Jr., proprietor of the
Stats Zeituag, and wife, leave for New
York and Philadelphia, Sunday afternoon.
Charles w. Young, the efficient State
Bank Examiner, was one of the many
prominent gentleman at the Fair yester-
day.
Miss Lilly Jackson, member of the
Ladies Worlds Fair Commission from
West Virginia, registered at the Windsor
yesterday.
Mr.. George w. Bremen and wife and son
Earl have returned home from four
weeks pleasure trip to Hamilton and To-
rOnlO, Caudud
Miss Lily I. Jackson, lady Worlds
Fair Commissioner for West Virginia, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and registered
at the Windsor.
Virgil A. Lewis, candidate for Superin-
tendent of Schools, leaves for Moundsville
in the morning, where he will attend the
Democratic blowout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Glesenkemp and
little son and nurse, of Pittsburg, are the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Hess on
Twenty-Second street.
Mr.. A. J. Moore and daughter, of Proc
ter, are in the city taking in the Fair. Mr..
Moore states that his county is flooded
with Republican literature.
Miss Flo Sander, who has been visiting
friends in the East End for some time. has
returned to her home in Jolly, Monroe
county, accompanied by her cousin, Master
Frank Sander.
Mr.. and Mrs. H G.. Franzheim arrived
in New York yesterday on steamer City Of
New York, after being held in quarantine
several days. They will reach the city
about noon to-day.
John Nj. Turner, of Bailie's Union ticket
Office, left yesterday to attend the Union
Ticket Agents meeting in Philadelphia
the first of next week. He was aecompa-
MED by his sister, Miss Lille.
McLURE.-Thos. G. Miller, of Fairmont;
J. Glenn Cook, of Moundsville; d. G..
Price, Of Clarksburg; w. w. Wilson and
wife, of Fairview; 9. w. Young of Char
lesion; VIM. M. Cox, of Parkersourg.
Albert Cowan, pressman at the Observer
Office, is visitor at the home Of his pa
rents, on Wheeling Island. He is also
taking in the great West Virginia Exposi-
tion, which is in progress Washington
Democrat.
David Gundling, who has been absent
in Europe over two months, arrived in
New York at 8 80 on Thursday night, on
the steamship SPRAY" Of the North Ger
man Lloyd Line. He was detained in
quarantine just one day. Mr.. Gundling
will arrive home in few days.
STAMM-Miss Nellie Fleming, of Fair
mont; Mr.. and Mrs j. e. Hooten and Miss
Annie E. Hooten, of Moundsville: G.. B.
Stathers, of Sistersville; l.. V. Holmes,
and c. d. Fenwick. of Wellsburg; A j..
Corrothers, of Cross Roads: Henry Snriyer
of Wadestown; w. G. Bartlett, l.. NJ. AL
len and l.. T. Bee, of Center Point; A. p
Ritzell. Of Keyser; r. N. Grossman, Of
Rock Lick.
Hon. B. J. Parks, ex-State Lecturer of
the Farmers Alliance, left last night for
his home in Barbour county. Mr.. p.
spent the week here in attendance upon
the State FAIR, where he was much inter-
ested in the agricultural and stock dis
plays. He is wide awake, Intelligent and
genial gentleman, informed on all that per-
tains to the best interests of our State,
and is therefore greatly opposed to the
| third party movement.
Rev. Sherman DOYLE, the brilliant young
| Presbyterian minister Of Finleyville, Pa,
has been rendered and accepted urani-
nous call by congregation at Mounds
vile and moved his family there yesterday.
The people of that vile have reason to
congratulate themselves, and we think
| they will, upon receiving such valuable
acquisition to their clergy. Judging from
the success that attended the efforts of Mr..
DOYLE at Finleyville, we can certainly pre-
dict bright future for the congregation,
provided, of course, the members do their
/, duty.
BEHLER.-W. L. Yeater, af Cameron; G.
| A. Prichard, of Warrington; John M.
Null, Justus Eakin, Lillian Eakin, OF
| New Martinsville; Geo. B. Stocking and
| Eph Wells, of Sistersyille; j. Koon. E. p,
| Willoughby, o. N. Koen and A. P. Booth,
ef Huntington; R. G. Aukrom, Padens
| Valley: r. M. Cunningham and Isaac f.
| Allison, of Hancock county; Smith Hood,
Jr., Of Fairmont; T. J. Duffy, Of Wells
burg; L, W. Courson, d. Hannah, and
Dick Hdbbel, of Sistersville; L. A. Smith,
of Middlebourne; G.. f. Phillips, of New
| Martinsyille; Fl. G.. Woodward, OF Keyser;
M. J. Hintie and wife. of Buckhannon; J.
lC. Walker. Of Sistersville.