Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

"a. HoOO, OF the 4SIanui Is oh Vue
list.
WNDsoR-John T. Hutchinson, Of
SarkerSburg.
Henry Grade, of the South Side, who
/ is III is improving.
Henry Meyers, Of the South Side, who
/ is M, is improving.
Henry ZOeckler, Of the North End, IS
recovering from a severe sickness.
Austin Beach, OF the Pittsburg Times,
was calling on friends here yesterday.
Mrs. R. L. Ashbrooke is recovering
from a severe attack Of typhoid fever
NJ. J. O'Kane arrived home last night
from a visit with his sister IN Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Chris. Hagedorn is lying danger
ously i'll at her home on South Jacob
street.
Miss Emma Litton, of Moundsville, is
visiting friends in Elm Grove and Tria-
delphia.
Mrs. Sol. Cohen, Of Akron, o., is
guest Of Mrs. Louis Schwalb, on North
Main street.
Mrs. w. A. Wilson, OF the Island, IS
home from q two weeks visit TO friends
81 Plttsburg.
Mr.. Isham, of the Sixth ward, has
returned from a southern tour, much
benefited in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moss, OF Pitts
burg, are guests of Mrs. Steinman, on
South Woods street.
Misses Ella and Leila TomblisOm, OF
MoundSville, were the guests OF friends
in this city yesterday.
Superintendent J. K. Jolly, OF the
Citizens Railway, will spend Sunday at
his home in Beaver Falls, Pa.
Or. A. L. Stifel and wife have re-
turned from ST. Louis, where the doctor
went for treatment for his eyes.
+. NJ. Hendry and J. VI. Boyle, trav-
cling passeng ger agents Of the Sante Fe
line, were in the city yesterday.
Misses Annie Green, Maggie Ulster
and Maggie Hood, OF PittSburg, are
guests of Miss Nettie Myer, Of the South
Side.
MCLURE-D. W Baird, OF Wellsburg;
c. p. D0rr. OF Addison; l.. B. Martin, of
Moundsville; John j. Walsh, of Wells
burg.
w. NJ. Hutchinson, Superintendent of
the Cumberland road, is laid up with
neuralgia Of the face, at his home, east
Of the city.
Misses Ella Bryson, Bess Litton and
Iona Hagerman, of Moundsvllle, will
spend Sunday with Miss Lizzie Foose,
on Eof street
DR.. L. y. Burchiual returned yester-
day from Pittsburg, where be has been
recuperating. He will resume his med
ical practice 40 once.
II. B. MingUs and wife have returned
to their home in Columbus, after q
weeks visit with Mrs. Mingus' mother,
Mrs. James Nelson, on Eotf street.
Robert Wheeler, an enterprising gen
tleman OF Welsbuyg, was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Wheeler is extensively
engaged in securing oil territory.
Mrs. Oh Rhodes and son, accompanied
By her sister, LiSette Laughlin, sail
May 9th for Europe. They win likely
be across the water two or three sea-
sons.
S. :. Brooks. OF Tacoma. w. II. Hew-
itt. OF Chicago, and Il. +. VOllmer, Of
Los Angeles, CAL, are prominent
glass buyers who are registered at the
Mcclure.
Mrs. II. W List and daughter Bessie
left last night over the Il. and o. for
their home in Chicago. They were &C
companied by Miss Bessie Lamb, who
will visit them several weeks
SrANlN-TheO. HOrnbrOok and Mas
ter Theodore, Of New Martinsyille; w.
r. Merriman, Of Clarksburg; Frank
McKim, of Weston; o. HickOk, OF Sis
tersville; l. B. Wicks, of Amos.
Mr. Charles Cunningham, OF the REG
ISrEE local force, who fell on the side
walk near the Mcclure, q mouth ago, is
improving az his home in Mckeesport,
and will soon be able to resume work.
Mr.. Ralph Whitehead returned home
from Baltimore, yesterday, where he
has been under the care OF DR.. CHS
holm, the occuliSt, for a month past.
One operation was performed on his
eyes, and Mr.. Whitehead will return in
about IN onth for another.
BEWLER-J c. Porter, John Stealey
and Geo f. McCaSkey. OF Sistersville;
Geo. Mauduback, manager. the Little
Nugget" Company; ). II. Woodruff, of
Cameron; &. NJ Simpson, Of ArnettS-
vile: T. ). MCCaSSey, of New Martins
vi,le;L evi Smith, of Cameron.