Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-17

present, but will afford direct outlet
to the Ohio river"
"Are Wheeling people interested in
the road?"
wheeling people are very largely
Interested. have succeeded In dispos-
ing of S1O6, 500 worth Of the bonds in
this city, so you see your citizens have
faith in the road"
WINDsoR.-W. II. Hyer, Of Charles
ton.
A. D. Cushing is in st. Louis on bust
ness.
E. Il. Wells left last night over the B.
& o. for Chicago.
Col. John T. Lane arrived home from
Baltimore yesterday.
The members OF "Still Alarm" Co..
are at the St. Charles Hotel.
H. S. Cox, advance agent for "old
Jed Prouty." is at the Mcclure.
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong, Of West
Liberty, was in town yesterday.
Geo. Mansbach, Of Cumberland, Nd,
Is in the city calling on friends.
Herman RiheldafFer, of the Island, is
confined to his room with the grip.
j. II. Bowles, manager Of the Broom
Maker" company, is at the Mcclure.
Miss Eleanor Veith, teacher in Wash
ington school, has an attack OF grip.
Miss Anna n. Philips, of the Island,
is out again after an attack OF the grip.
Louis Baker, of the Eighth ward, is
confined to his room with a serious ILL
ness.
Dan Heyman has accepted position
as travelling salesman with Flaccus
Bros.
Miss Ada Lewis is confined to her
home on Thirty-third street with the
grip.
VIM. Bale, Of East Wheeling, is re-
covering after severe attack OF the
grip.
Robert Humphries, of Moundsville, is
a guest Of Archie Moffat, on the South
Side.
Capt. B. b. Dovener and Mr.. A. H.
Weidebusch leave to-day for Clarks-
burg.
Miss Dora Fisher, Of the Eighth
ward, has a severe attack of typhoid
fever.
Peter Golden, OF South Wood street,
| is confined to the house with an attack
of grip.
Prof. John Mullen, of Steubenville,
O., was in the city yesterday calling on
friends.
Andrew Noon, Of Philadelphia, an old
Wheeling boy, is visiting friends on the
South Side.
John b. Faloure, of the Island, has
gone TO Omaha, where he will make his
| future home.
Foreman John Letzkus, Of the Vigil
| liant engine house, is Ill at his home Ia
| the North End.
Deputy Auditor Billy Fenton and
wife, of ST. Clairsville, o., were in the
city Yesterday.
Judge John B. briggs, Of Woodsville,
o., prominent Democrat Of that sec
I ton, is at the Mcclure.
Thos. Owens left last evening over the
B. 81 q. for Findlay, o., to work in a
glass factory in that city.
McLURE-D. L. Morrow, Of Fair
mont; J. J. Jacob, of Clintan, b. d.
Spillmsn, Of Parkersburg.
B. & o. ticket agent Tom G. Burke
| has been confined to his home for several
days with an attack OF grip.
w. A. Wilson, of the North End, who
has been confined to his home for some
time, is able to be about again.
Mrs. j. H. Stohlmann, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Medert, will return home Wednesday.
Robert Affolter, of Sixteenth street,
| left for Jacksonville, Ind, last Thurs
day, on account Of his fathers illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Stubs have
returned from their Eastern wedding
tour, and taken rooms on the South
Side.
John McEntee, Of the Eighth ward,
left Yesterday afternoon for Mounds
vile. to work in the Fostoria glass fac
tory.
Geo. Roberts, of La Belle street, will
leave Monday for Moundsville, TO &C
cept position in the FoStoria glass fac
tory.
SrANM.-E. J. Slater, and E. W.
| Thompson, Of Sistersyille; j. A. Clark,
OF PIT. Pleasant; j. d. Rigg, Of Terra
| Alta.
Miss Susie Little, Of Washington
CITY, who has been the guest of rela-
tives on Chapline street, has returned
/ home.
T. c. Stephenson, local agent Of the
B. & O., has returned from Western
trip, embracing Kansas City, Chicago
and other points.
Mrs. Samuel Kuglen and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, of Seventh street, have re-
! Turned from pleasant visit with relA-
tives in Columbus.
BEHIER.-L. +. Smith, OF Middle
bourne: r. NJ. Hanshaw, Of Burton;
Chas. Mercer, of Parkersburg; j. c..
Sharp, Of Waverly.
Geo. Ackermann, Louis Hartman,
| YIN. ROthermund and Fred. Hide
brand, members Of the Carl Fishing
| Club, have returned from successful
three days hunt.
Miss Sadie Rosenberger, who has been
the charming guestof Miss Mollie Baer,
on Chapline street, for several weeks,