Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06


noon to take in the sights at the big
Exposition.
Clyde Hummickhause, superintendent
of the Central Glass Company, OF Sum
mitvIlle, Ind, is in the city calling on
old friends.
Misses Teresa Boes aud LIde Terrell,
salesladies at Geo. E. Stifel q Co.'S,
are spending a short vacation at Mount
ain Lake Park.
Mrs. Jacob shafer, Of Marietta, who
has been visiting her daughter, MIS-
Thomas Burke, OF South Market street,
has returned home.
Capt Williams, Of the steamer ). b.
Williams, lying at Proctor, returned 10
bis boat to-day, after rusticatlng
week in Pennsylvania.
Lawrence Woeber, secretary OF Baer
Sons Grocery Company. left yesterday
for trip TO Montreal, Thousand Islanos
and the Adirondack.
Joe Jacobs will leave in few days
over the Pennsylvania line for the
eastern market to purchase his lall anu
winter stock of clothing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Walker, OF Spen-
Ger, Roane county, are guests OF Mrs.
Walkers parents, Mr.. and MrS' - D.
Arkle on South Jacob street.
BEHbER-W. G. Watson, Fairmont; a.
II. Donrally, Fairmont; c. A. PrltchAIa'
Warrington; A. Bum, Sistersville, w.
Va; Hon. Fl. f. Kraft, Marietta, o.
Miss j. Francis of the Island has re-
turned from a visit to Newark, o., &C.
bomyanied by Miss Mabel Ward VINO
will be her guest for week or two.
Miss Margaret Stoner, Of Plttsburg'
and Mrs. r. E. Davis, of Washington
d. c.. will be the guests Of Miss Noble
Young, OF the South Side, this week
Harry Muhu, clerk at Coemsn's South
Side pharmacy, left yesterday afternoon
for the west to spend two weeks va
cation at Detroit and the worries fair-
E. w. Collins, after a prolonged sick
ness. is able to be up and about. de
homes to be able to be down town TO
meet his many friends In the near Iu-
ture.
Miss Emma G. Miller. of North Main
street, saleslady at Stone & Thomas
will leave next Tuesday TO visit frlenos
and relatives in Marietta and Mata-
moras.
Mrs.P. Kennedy and daughter, Mary,
have returned from visit to the World 8
Fair. Mrs. H.C.Jewett,w who accompanied
them. went on to her home In Aberdeen
Dakota.
sT. CHARLEs-B. w. Morton, Sisters
Vile; P. w. Burke, Grafton; o. n. Hen
derson, Ciaysville, Pa; j. G. Hogan,
Hogan, Burton, w. Va; j. ID. Jewett,
Newark, o.
Miss Loa Carroll, of Eleventh street,
left over the Panhandle yesterday ait
ernoon for Pittsburg, where she Will
ioin a party of friends and leave for the
Worlds Fair.
Miss Liddie A. Hall, who has been
visiting friends at the Moundsvllle
camp grounds, left last Wednesday for
Chicago to attend the Worlds Fair for
several weeks.
Edward Hofreuter, Henry Vock, John
Ritz, Henry Noll, Smith Butler ana
Walter Beswick, have returned from
Woodland, where they had been visiting
the South Side fishing club.
STAMM-E. E. Rogers, Salem, W. Va;
VIM. Flsccus, Pittsburg; j. l.. Beck,
stanton, Va; j. ii. Mccoy, Sisters
Vile. w. Va; A. ]. Moore, Proctor, w.
Va; j. II. Hover, Charlestown, W. Va
Misses Emma Straub, Of the Island.
and Christina and Emma Frontz, OF
Twenty-fourth street, have left on
visit TO the Misses 'FRONT.' sister, Mrs.
Louis Slickenmeyer, of Baltimore, Md.
Henry Troutwein, VIM. Johnston and
G. Ed Wilson returned Friday evening
from the Maplewood fishing camp,
bringing a q fish Weighing 52H pounds,
which was caught by Mr.. Johnston on
Wednesday.
Christ Hartman, a well-known young
wheelman, is preparidg to ride from THIS
city to Chicago, and expects to ride the
entire distance. lie will start August
Goth, and a number OF local wheelmen
will 90 as far as Cambridge.
Edmund Rooler, Theo. Bayha, Harry
Thurber, George Eisenman, A. ID.
Tburber, George Norton, Jesse Block,
Frank Warehouse, and Don Merriman,
composed party Of young gentlemen
who left over the Panhandle yesterday
for Chicago and the World's Fair.