Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-05

Miss Ise has accepted a position as
teacher in the German Lutheran school Oh
Benwood.
James /. Lutes, of Glenn Easton, left
for Chicago yesterday over the wheeling
g. Lake Erie.
r. B. Burt, the Island druggist, moved
yesterday into his drug store in the Lew
Myers Block.
Mrs. Harry L. Wheat and Miss Maude
| Richards leave to-day for Chicago to at
tend the Fair.
Misses Clara and Estell Carney and EN-
ma Young, of the South Side, left yester-
day for Chicago.
G.. A. Klieves, representing w. 81 H.
Walker, Of Pittsburg, is calling on the
trade in the city.
George w. Smith left yesterday for Chi
cago to enter upon his second year at Rusn
Medical College.
Harry Moon has accepted a position as
temporary prescriptionlst at A. L. Young 5
East End pharmacy.
Father G. f. Schilpp, of st. Joseph's
settlement, Marshall county, is in the city
attending conference.
Carl Gottman, of this city, has left for
Pittsburg, where he has accepted a posi-
ton in a iewelry store.
Chas. Glitch and Chas. Bunzethall, ofthe
South Side. went to Pittsburg yesterday 10
take in the Exposition.
Charles Klaproth, of Morgantown, who
has been visiting his parents in the East
End, has returned home.
Mrs, W. G. Schultz and daughter, Miss
Clara, are home from a visit 10 Pittsburg.
They live on South Jacob.
William Phar and Amel Peterson, of the
South Side, are home from a trip OF a
month SPENT in Little Rock, Ark.
T. F. Flanagan, a representative Of a
Bible house, a popular gentleman, is at
Moundsville this week on business.
Peter Ennis, of Twenty-ifth street, the
man who fell forty feet from a bridge at
Brilliant, o., recently, is much better.
McLURE: G. M. Hart, Clarksburg; B..
F. Martin and wife, Grafton: M. G.. Wor-
ley, Kingwood, and p. NJ. Sheets, Graf
ton.
DR.. L. S. Spragg and family have gone
for a ten days trip TO the Worlds Fair.
DR.. L. NJ. Burchinsl has taken his hrac-
tice. sc
Mrs. A. c. Egerter and daughters Kisses
Alice and Nellie, leave to-day for Chicago.
From there they will visit friends in Mich.
igan.
Dan Connors, of South Chapline street,
Yesterday afternoon caught a jack fish at
the mouth of Caldwell's run weighing 81
pounds.
W1NDsoR-W. f. Fleming and wife,
Warrington; B. Wilson, Clarksburg; John
+. Eckbert, Sistersyille, and Jas. Wilson,
Grafton.
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Waddell, Of the East
End, and Miss Mary Elder, Of Clinton,
will leave over the Panhandle this morn
ing for Chicago,
f. N. Lynch and family, the former pas
tor of the Chapllne NJ. 4. church, left yes
terday for Huntington, where Rev. Lynch
has accepted a charge.
Mike Gallagher, of T~wenty-ninth street,
has a curiosity. IL is a large gander, which
will dance before being fed. This is at
tracing general attention.
Mrs. w. Bates, Sr., Mrs. n. F. Butler,
| Mrs. r. O.. Barr, Mrs. E. B. Turner and
daughter, Miss Jessie, leave this morning
over the B. s. o. for Chicago.
Geo. Gilinghsm and wife will leave To-
morrow for a visit TO the Worlds Fair.
They live at McMechen. itr. Gillingham
is the well known B. & o. lgineer.
BEHLER-G. Keene, S%istersville; Silss
| Smith, Shiloh; A. j. CoTkley, Friendly;
Waitman Burke, PRrkersburg; Nj. L. Will
Hanson and A. Contrite, Parkersburg.
Frank Bachman and John Sinclair,
Eighth ward gentlemen, are home from a
hunt. They got two coons and a Possum.
One of the coons weighed twenty-five
pounds.
Mr.. Charles H. Petticord and sister,
Amelia, of Pittsburg, were the guests Of
their cousin, Miss Minnie Wood, Of South
Broadway, enroute 10 Chicago on their
wheels.
Vim. Hall, Of South Jacob street, left
Yesterday evening to go TO Rome. Italy. he
fis a graduate Of a college in Baltimore He
is studying for the priesthood, and will be
gone four years.
Harry Odbert, Of a philadelphia drug
house. who has been visiting his former
home in this city the past month, has re-
turned to the Quaker City. he also Wis
tied the Worlds Fair.
SrANfM-T. j. Hinde, Huntington: G. A.
Weaver. Moundsville; g. B. McKibben,
Center Point; Stella and Emma William
SON. Friendly; Theodore Horubrook, New
Martinsyille. and e. c.. Wheeler, Fair
moRL
John c. Dunn. q bright young newspa-
Der man Of the United Pres, OF Philadel-
phia. is a guest or A. z. Scheehie. the
North Wheeling pharmacist. Mr.. Dunn,
a pleasing gentleman, is spending his va
cation of two weeks in this city.
J. NJ. Graham. superintendent OF the o.
NJ division; NJ. 3. Cutler. superintend-
emit Of the Pittsburg division; p. NJ.
Sheets. superintendent Of the Grafton d.
vision. and J. F. Cassell, Baltimore and
Ohio officials, were registered AZ the Nc
Lure yesterday.
Among those who left for Chicago over
the r s. o. yesteihay afternoon were A
! Clarke and wife, Major J. w. Mitchell
and wife. James NJ. Todd. George J. Klee,
George Erb, Howard Wilkinson and fam
ilv. Mrs. B. Riddles r., Miss Jennie Franz
.eim, and Miss Amelia SchWertfeger.