Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-02

the South Side, will spend to-day al
West Liberty.
A. A. Orr and Robert West, wheel
men, from Brownsville, Pa, are at the
Mcclure hotel.
United States Commissioner b. J.
Campbell arrived home from Parkers'
burg yesterday.
Henry Getner, of the South Side, who
has been working at Gas City, Ind, has
returned home.
Chas. Bier and Gean Hodgers, OF the
South Side, will leave to-day for Ma
rietta for hunt.
August Muhleman has accepted a
position as driver for the Reymann
Brewing Company.
George, a son of DR.. j. W. Mccoy, OF
the South Side, left yesterday for trip
to the Worlds Fair.
Misses Julia and Sallie Jacob, OF
Iowa, are the guests Of Mrs. Amelia
Woods, at Elm Grove.
Miss Elizabeth Galoring, OF Parkers-
burg, is the guest Of the Misses Merge,
on North Main street.
Carl Simmer, formerly OF this city,
has accepted position as brakeman
on the c. & p. railroad.
John V. Garvey, popular B. 81 0.
engineer, will move from South Main
street soon to Benwood.
Mrs. Christ Otto, CT the South Side,
who has been on the sick list for some
time, is now recovering.
Mrs. l.. S. Delaplain returned yester-
day from a three weeks visit TO her
grandson, at Graysville, 0.
VIM. Maholm, a clerk at the B. & O.,
has gone TO Newark, o., aud will be &C
compared home by his wife.
Richard Love, formerly OF Greer &
Lsing's store, is now a partner In q
hardware store in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Seligman, OF New York City, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Kraft, of North Main street.
Jesse Ebelng aud B. M. Eoff, OF the
South Side, will leave next Wednesday
for visit 10 the Worlds Fair.
Misses ADELAIDE and Sadie Mitchner,
of Washington, are the guests OF Mrs.
j. II. Kirk, OF Pleasant Valley.
Misses Jessie Vance and Mamie Oker,
two charming South Side ladies', are
visiting friends in Glen Easton.
| Frank Hickson, OF the Fourth divl-
sion, Il. & O., has Deen jumped from
| paccanUar
George Watkins, employed at Wood
Bros. planning mill, has been promoted
to the position Of inside foreman.
Miss Sue Wright came from Bethany
Yesterday to spend Sunday with her
grandfather, Mr.. Geo. Il. Taylor.
Miss Arndt and Miss Fannie Jordan,
of Elm Grove, will leave soon to spend
the summer at Camden-on-Gauley
Mrs. John Pracht, Mrs. Louis Pracht
and Mrs. Williams, OF the South side,
are visiting friends in Steubenville.
Joseph Fresh, well known as an en-
ploye OF the B. & O.. Fourth division,
is now firing on the Plttsburg division.
O. j. Morrison, OF South Eoff street,
I will leave this morning for GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, to spend the Fourth with friends.
Misses Molle HadIich, Birdie Fox and
Mary Matthews returned home Wednes-
day after visiting friends In Plttsburg.
Miss Sue Blatchley, an accomplished
daughter OF j. W. Blatchley, OF the
South Side, has gone East on an ex-
tended visit
Mr.. and Mrs.M J. Johnson,of Pleas
ant Valley, who were in Wheeling at
! tending the commencement. have re-
turned home.
J Geo. L. Mccoy left yesterday for Chi
I caQo, where he will take in the sights al
the Columbian Exposition during the
coming month.
J Mrs. Harvey c. Jewett and two chill
dren, from Aberdeen. s. D., are visiting
here parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Kennedy,
Of Park View.
Mr.. and Mrs. August c. Meyer left
Yesterday to spend few weeks al
Mountain Lake Park aud other neigh
boring resorts.
VIM. Terrell and Edward Peck, OF
the South Side, employees at the La.
Belle pottery, will leave soon for visit
to Indianapolis.
MIR. John Connell, OF the South Side,
left Thursday for six weeks trip 10
Chicago, during which time he will visit
the Worlds Fair.
Burt Kaufman, formerly with
Butcher Schnaufer, Of the South Side
has accepted position with Adolph q
Sons, OF the Island.
Chas. w. Driehorst. Jr., w. S. Nc
Elroy, Chss. Nebor and Geo. Blshof,
south Siders, will go TO Moundsyllle TO-
day on thsI+-wheels.
Thomas Mccullough, OF Pittsburg. I:
night operator at the b. & o. during
the vacation Of Harry Nef, who Is 81
Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. julius Kraksner. OF New York
the manufacturer Of the noted piano Of
that name, Is visiting At tie residence
of Mr.. T. w. Banner.
y. c. Kalbaugh, yardmaster OF the B.
& o., left yesterday for Mountain LAKE
Park, called there by the dangerous
sickness OF his father.
WINDSOR -Robr. A. Armstrong, o
West Liberty; n. z. Lontz and i. j,
Herp, of Fairmont, and d. A Bartlett
and wife OF Slstersyiile.
Andrew Bouenberger. employed al
Peter Boneberger's place on South
Main street, has sailed for the old coun-
try 70 visit his parents
| Richard Love, Of this city, formerly
an employee OF Greer & Laing, has &C.
ceuted position with g. w. Neiswan'
sder. hNdware dealer.
xf,s. fSs~d.Foff. from Kansas OIty