Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-10

ton in Charleston. His friends feel conf
dent that he will not decline the place II
rendered him. The gentlemen who were
disposed to be so communicative assure the
REGISTER that there is no desire among the
/ people of their part of the State TO make
change, and Judge Johnson's name was
only mentioned conditionally.
81. Lantz, of Pittsburg, is here.
w. M. Robinson, of Louisville, KY, is a
Mcclure guest.
Thomas Murray, of Mt. Clemens, Mich,
is at the Behler.
w. O'Brien, from Pittsburg, is bust
ness visitor in the city.
III. Mccoy, from Sistersville, is stay
ing at the Behler Hotel.
Mrs. c. Z. VanKeuren and two children
left yesterday for Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Drives, OF Eureka, w. Va,
is registered at the Behler.
Dr. j. A. Campbell, of the South Side,
is home from Parkersourg.
Miss Carrie Miller, of Cleveland, is
visiting South Side friends.
John Clark, the well known North
Wheeling citizen, is very sick.
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| left yesterday for Philadelphia.
Mrs. John H. Hobbs is convalescent, af-
ter severe attack OF the grippe.
G. E. Hastings and wife, from Wash
ton, ID. c., are stopping at the Behler.
DIR. H. G. Brannen, of the South Side,
will be home to-day from Parkersburg.
Thomas Shy and wife, of South Jacob
street, are home from d visit TO New Mar
| tinsyille
J.B. Orme, representing the oil supply
firm of A. G. HarDaugh IL Co, Cleveland,
| is in the city.
Mrs. Frank Albinger and daughter, Of
La Belle street, will soon go on visit TO
Philadelphia.
VIII Egerter. who is now located at Bal
timore, is home on visit to his mother,
Mrs. A q. Egerter.
Accommodating George Young, bill clerk
at the B, & o., is home from his vacation
| spent in Sarahsville, ..
Edward Baker, platform employe at
| the w. a. l.. T.. freight Office, has gone TO
the Worlds Fair for his vacation.
Mrs. r. B. Club, of ST. Louis, and chill
dren, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Berger,
at the old homestead on the Island.
| JOlQ AiClTlduS, Ol ullduSlPllloi WIN ~
| G. Armbrect, OF the South Side, for some
time, has gone to Columbus to work.
T. B. McLain. wife and family will leave
! this morning on the Iron Queen for Gin
ciunati, then to Chicago and the Fair.
Miss Eisenaugh. of Wood street, East
Wheeling, a popular young lady, is very
| sick from relapse from typhoid fever.
Judge Okey johnson, of Charleston, was
among the distinguished lawyers who ar
rived yesterday TO attend Supreme Court
President C. A. Robinson and General
Manager w. H. Travis, of the La Belle
| Iron Works, are on trip East on 0usl-
ness.
Leo. r. Briles returned from from
| Wooster, o., where he mas been attending
| college. He will spend his vacation with
his parent.
Henry ]. Vain, of Trenton. n. j., gen
era superintendent of the Art Decorating
| Departments of the Wheeling pottery, Is
in the city.
Vim. nj. Cox, of the Cox Boiler Works,
accompanied by his wife, will leave soon
| for trip 10 tue Worlds Fair and other
parts Of the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Decker, LeMoy ne
avenue, went to Wheeling Thursday morn
! ing TO attend the wedding OF their SON.
Washington Reporter.
Miss Eva Wilson left yesterday over the
| 3. & O. for Chicago, where she will join
| MIR. and Mrs Schwertfeger, and spend
about two weeks at the fair
MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Brockunier and Miss
Brockunier left yesterday for Wells Col
lege. Aurora, N. Y, where their daughter,
Miss Shirley, viii graduate next Wednes-
day.
Messrs. Leslie Dana Harry Baldwin and
| Sam Hugh Brockunier left last night for
| St. Louis. After a weeks visit there they
expect 10 20 to the Worlds Fair in Chi
cago.
The Misses Fannie Odelea and Bessie
| Comba, are at the Mcclure, visiting their
father and mother, from Fort Yates, n.
ID. These ladies are students Of Mt. De
Chantal.
Mrs. r. E. Davidson and Thos Rat
cliffe. OF Portsmouth, o., are at the home
| of Il. NJ. Richards on South Jacob street,
at the bedside of Mrs. Richards, who Is
very sick.
BEH1ER-Levi Smith. Cameron; A.
| YOum. Sistersyille; j. r. Rowland, Man
niugton; C. b. Bailey ana wife Grafton /:
Fred B. BarLlett, Warrington, aud G..
Shriver Bethany.
ID. c. Black. head dispatcher Of the p,
sc, and wife will visit Wheeling to-
dav. and will be the guests, for short
visit. of c. A. Reckhow, the popular man
ager at the AcMschen works.
McLURE-J. X. Davis and wife, Man
nington; c. q. Williams and j. Hutchin-
son. Parkersburg; w. II. HalsiDger and
| wife. Huntington; +. G. Piper aud wife,
Buckhannon; W. y. Miller, Parkersburg.
WINDsoR-J. F. Mallory. ST Marys; G.
! B. Burbough. Parkersburg; p. Y. Hite,
| King; c. ID. MerricK, Parkersburg: c. L.
! smith. Fairuont; a. L. Scrafford, Nor
gantown, and j. II. Buwater. Parkersburg.
Jacob Refs, the accommodating attache
of the Rsvine House, IN North Wheeling,
is home from hunt. He captured three
Young ground hogs. which are in the park
near the house, and are attracting general
| attention.
Miss Louisa Myers, of South Jacob
street. viii be home to-day from Bethany
! CoIlegs, where she has been student.
| Miss Myers, accompanied by her mother,
! Mrs VIM. Myers, viii leave for Morgan
town next Monday, where VIM. Myers, Jr.,
is 10 graduate.