Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13


Miss Allie Kraus, Of Cincinnati, who
has been guest Of Miss Sadie EN-
sheimer, on the Island, has returned to
her home.
A. E. Miller, OF Shreveport. La, has
been visiting his mother, OF the South
Side for some time and yesterday left
for Chicago.
John c. Carson and wife, OF Boston,
Mass, who have been visiting Miss C.
A. Murphy, OF Main street, have left
for Chicago.
Edward E. Kelly, of G. Menkemeller's
pharmacy, leaves to-day over the c. L.
& w. for TWO weeks tour Of the
Worlds Fair.
]. ]. Coniff Esq, returned yesterday
from Rowlesburg, accompanied by his
sister. They will leave tomorrow for
the Worlds Fair.
William Knoke and James McNa-
mara, OF the Eighth Ward. are guests Of
the South Side fishing club, at the camp
below Moundsvllle,
William Singlewalt aad wife, OF 81
Louis, who have been visiting on the
South Side for some days, returned last
night TO their home.
Misses Ella Oberman and Mary Rob-
erts, left Saturday for Bethesda camp
grounds where they will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Thomas Fox returned yesterday from
the camp OF the Kingfishers, down the
river, and reports that the boys are all
having "bang up" time.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas McKeefer and
sons, are spending few weeks Of vaea-
tion at West Liberty, and their many
friends wish them good time.
Arthur Clarity, OF the Wheeling
Steel Works, who has been summering
at Atlantic City, Sparrow's Point, and
Baltimore, has returned home.
BEHLER-W. L. Johnson, Long
Reach; A. J. Jenison, Middleboro; j.
Ankron, Aloma; S. Dorsey, Mounds
vile; James n. Sweeney, Shiloh.
Chas. Hamilton, OF the Recorders Of
fee of the street railway company, Is
spending a short vacation at Limestone,
the Marshall county summer resort.
Miss Alice Krouse, who has been the
guest OF Miss Sadie Emsheimer, Of the
Island, will leave tomorrow for her
home on Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, o.
Charley Schmidt, OF Wheeling, who
has been visiting his mother aud broth
er Frank, South Strabane township, re-
turned home Friday evening. Wash
ingt0n Observer.
Miss Maggie Burns, OF the East Fad,
left last week over the b. & o. for Chi
cago, to see the Worlds Fair. She will
return by the way OF the lakes and visit
| Cleveland before returning.
WINDsoR-R. 5. IRELAND, Sistersvlllei
Jesse Drummoud, Sistersyllle; c. A.
Viewer. Martinsburg; j. c. Camp. Wells
burg; II. w. Beverlin. Grafton; W. G..
Stewart and wife, ParkersbGf9.
Mrs. Ed, %orrIngton Srrived home Sat
orday over Tire p 7& o., after pleasant
visit with friends In Pittsburg, accom-
panied by her daughter Birdie, who has
been away for the past two months.
James Healy, Mrs. Frank Healy,
Master Elbrldge Healy, Mrs. Bridget
Cahill, Mrs. Harry Jones, compose a
party OF Wheeling tourists. who are
doing the sights at the Worlds Fair.
Ben Shuler. OF Wheeling, IL here on a
visit to friends, and will remain for sew
eral weeks. Ben has large number Of
friends here who will make his stay as
pleasant as possible. -PGrkersblT0 Sem
tinel.
c. BARLEY aud A. Anderson have re-
turned from an outing with the Rock
Bass Fishing Club, on Fish creek. near
Cameron. The other members OF the
club expect 10 remain one more week.
j. C. Dent and wife and family, OF
Bridgeport, returned yesterday from
Warrington, where they have been WIS.,
iting friends. Mr.. Dent drove all the
way, a distance OF sixty miles, 10 q
wagon, and the trip was very enjoyable.
Rev. DR.. McFarren, OF the Centenary
M. Il. church, Chattanooga, Is In the
city. and WILL be with Rev. Sam Jones
AZ the Moundsvllle camp meeting. Rev.
McFarran is one OF the most noted OF
Southern dlyines. and a powerful pull
pit orator.
The following personals are from the
New MartiEsville Democrat: w. G. Dun
Ian and family, OF Wheeling, are visit
Ing relatives IN DIuOhiyhs 11''' ~'1'~
Higgins, after three weeks pleasant
visit with friends at this place, returned
10 her home In Wheeling Sunday.
Daniel Mccormick Is the gentleman
At the Terminal crossing on the South
side and IS also quite a scholar In nis
way. He was showing a reporter yes
terday few works In bis possession
printed in the original Irish text. The
reporter was somewhat Irish himself.
but this was Greek" to him. Mr.. Nc
Cormlek is very fluent Ia this language
and from what we learn there Is only
one other person in town who can In
terpret Il. The following are some oil
the words which were examined by the
REeIsTEg man: "Tayyg GavJloch,'
the English Significance Is Catholic
To-day" and "Sismsa Glayray," mean
ing "Pleasures OF Life" Beside these
and Others Mr.. Mccormick also receives
regularly q publication printed 10 Dub
lin. Ireland, the title OF which Is "GdU-
ydL"