Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-18
is home accompanied by his eldest son. He
visited Baltimore, his former home.

;s home ACCOMPANIED by his eldest son. He
visited Baltimore. his former home.
Accommodating p T. Ellery, conductor
Of the B. & o.. will leave in a few days Ior
an outing of two weeks at Kingwood, w.
Va.
James Gather, well known glasswork-
er of Greensburg, formerly OF THIS Guy
and Martins Ferry, was IN the city yester-
day.
Edward Fry and Harry Voittle, South
Siders, will leave for trip first 10 New
York City, and then to Chicago IN a lew
days.
Mrs. John Bremen, Of Twenty-fourth
street, will leave tomorrow Tor Mounds,
vile camp ground, where she Will stay al
summer.
WISDsoR-M. S. Wells, Clarksburg; P.
Y. Hite, King; S. j. Mallory, ST. Mary's;
r. NJ. Shaw, Parkersourg; j. +. BARRON,
ST. Mary's.
Mrs. Harry Wilson and child leave to-
day for their home in Pueblo. Col. MISS
Julia Wilson accompanies them on
months visit.
r. S. Agnew, the genial mail carrier No.
10. is taking his fifteen days vacation. de
will spend most of the time at his home on
the South Side.
Herbert Harrell, the South Side drug
clerk. has gone to his home at Potomac:
this State. to recuperate from the results OF
his recent accident.
John G. Riheldaffer and H. S. Sands. two
prominent gentlemen OF wheeling, were
among the visitors in the city Saturday
Petersburg Sentinel.
Addison Israel, r. B. Chriswell ana j.
w. Beard. of this city, and Harry Sleoold,
Of Glenwood, are home from a successful
outing at Fish Creek.
Miss Clara Fullerton, Miss Sadie King,
and Miss Nora Newland, popular South
Side society ladies, will go for VISIT 10
the Worlds Fair next week.
Mrs. Driller, wife of Officer James Drill
Ter, left last night for trip TO the World
Fair. She will alsoCisit friends IN Illinois
and her sister in Cleveland before her re-
turn.
Rev. E. Hoffman, of Ontario, Canada,
preached last Sunday in the Zion Lutheran
church. He is candidate for the minister
at that church, and his sermon was well re-
ceived.
STAMM-E. D. Furitchell, Burton; He.
and Miss Bessie +. Henderson, Williams
town; c. H. and Harry L. Bartlett, Park-
ersburg; j. Hinde, Central City, and ,. II.
Jacobs, Worthington.
Mrs. C. w, Dailhorst, Of Forty-thlrd
street. accompanied by her daughter, ana
Mrs WIN. Morningstar and son, OF the
South Side, will leave to-day for vlslt 10
the Bill Nye Fishing Club.
Thos. Clark of the South Side, accom-
panied by George and Miss Minnie Gear
hardt and Mr.. Herman and Mrs StecA'
Do NuIl
city in few days for the WORLDS falr'
the seashore and Philadelphia.
Prof. John Mullen has secured the
Young Mems Democratic Hall Tor BIS
Dancing academy his season. he Will
have full control himself. He will have
piano in the hall. He has the privilege Oh
sub-letting to select dancing parties.
Prof. John Mullen has secured the
Young Mems Democratic Club room for
his Dancing Academy, and will open next
October. The hall will be repaired and
remodeled. and will make an excellent
place for his classes. 1t will also be rent
ed for private hops.
Oflcer James Fitzgerald, of the South
Side. accompanied by his wife and family,
are in Ohio for a fifteen days pleasure
trip. OfRcer Daniel O'Brien, of the South
Side also, is home from his vacation down
the river. Mr.. O'Brien during his pleas
ure trip did some dealing in horses. He
made four deals and now is possessor OF
fine $500 horse, something fast.
BEHLER-A Contrite, Parkersburg; j.
A, Cox, Martinsburg; D. DAILY, Sisters
Vile; j. L. Johnson, Wasp: II. II. Howard
ank Moses Sweeney, Sistersville; Lloyd
Kasterson, Petersburg; p. and j. Nc
Maize, Warrington; J. ~. Williamson,
Willow Grove; A. Hamllpn, Ravenswood;
j. Nj. Cornell, Spencer; I. j. and IL. =.
Nicholson, Warrington.
II. B. Grocott, formerly Of the Warwick
China Company, this city, paid Wheeling
a visit Yesterday and reports good results
of his management Of the Toronto Decor
ating Department, having made eight
thousand dollars for the Company since he
took hold. The Toronto Pottery Com
pany has been making quite quantity OF
sanitary ware and could not supply enough
general ware for decorating.
Prof J. A Cox, who is now the success
full principal of the Martinsourg city
schools, made the REGISTER Office very
agreeable call yesterday. The Professor
was on his way to Glenville, where he Will
conduct a teachers institute this week.
Prof. Cox has been in Chicago doing"
the Fair for a week or ten days, since
which time he has been visiting his old
Wellsburg home. Prof. Cox was loud in
his praise of the White City, but very
Justly found fault with the magnificent
distances with no conveyance to cover the
ground except the rolling chairs, which
are so costly-75c. per hour-that lew VS.
itors can afford to indulge in the luxury,
fN,. a Ct honr