Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-30
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Daily Chronicle OF the Movement Of
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Mr.. Ed. c. Yafes. who 10 lSsO was assist
ant postmaster bt Clarksburg but now a
prosperous merchant OF Lincoln. Nebraska
was In the city Anday aad called at the
R4sTsrER Office Mr.. Yates is On his way
to Norzantown to meet MS wife aad fan.
ily.who have been visitinNhe old home tor
some months past. MIR. - VIII return
10 the West in week or stopping 81
Chicago on his way home. r. Yates says
that Lincoln is holding her n well under
the financial stress. and tha here has been
few failures in his town or Stste Lincoln
is one OF the solid towns n toe West The
West is good place for kne OF our West
Virginia bows. Mr. Y atesthinks. Mr.. Harry
Freeman. whose homes In Clsrksourg, is
located in Lincoln ans is one OF the pros.
porous and enterpriiRg business men OF
that city.
rison aud Monougalia ounues VIII DC glAd
to hear of their prOspfrity.
city.
Chicago.
charles d. KetlE, of the South Side, ls
still quite III.
J. w. Flemming, Of Fairmont is guest
al the Mcclure.
DrL s. Spragg will return from Hun.
AIRED, w. Va, to-day.
ID. E. Allen, OF Washington, Pa, is res.
istered 81 the Behler Hotel.
MD Post. Esq, has returned from q
trip TO his Harrison county home.
Mrs. Edward Wheat Of the South Sid9
is in Green county, Pa, on short visit
Mrs. w. w. Wickham, OF the South Side,
has gone 10 the country TO visit friends.
Miss Emily Pollock returned yesterday
from an extended trip 10 Holly Beach, n. j,
VIM. Speigel and sister, Of South Wood
street. win leave to-day for down river
trip.
Joseph Brahler, of the South Side, has
has returned from a visit 10 Wooasneid
Ohio.
John w. McGraw, an ex-goyernment of
fetal. was registered at the windsor yes
terday.
Mrs. Henry Schrebs, of Forty eighth and
Jocob street, who has been so III, is conya-
lescing
Miss Sadie Bates and niece, Miss Alice
Bates, returned yesterday from trip 70
the Fair.
John Neidmyer. of Bogg's Run, is
making extensive improvements 10 hls
property.
John Sheats and p. w. Burk, Of Graf
ton. were registered at tue ST. Charles
yesterday.
SrANM-J. B. White, Hundred G. "
Reutmau, Martinsburg, and w. >. Ferree,
Moundsyille.
Mrs DIR. II. T. Ford and sons, Clyde and
Nile. will return to-day from trip 10 the
Worlds Fair
Misses Eliza and Sarah Dunley, OF tho
South Side, are home from visit 10 tho
Worlds Fair.
Geo. l.. Mccoy and w. c. Meyer, popu-
lar South Side young men, are nome from
trip through OHIO.
Gen. Alfred Caldwell and family re-
turned yesterday from a two weeks trlpto
the Columbian Exposition.
Mrs. Hugh Harrison and daughter,
Mamie, left Saturday to visit friends IN
Mt Pleasant and Cadiz, o.
MIR. and Mrs. G. p. Theis, Of Pittsburg,
who have been visiting at Seiberps out tho
motor line, have returned TO their home.
Mrs. Louis Franzel and three daughters
returned home Yesterday from Kingwood,
where they shaye been spending several
weeks.
A. J. Kline and Thomas j. Keller, glass
bnvers from Harrisburg and Reading re-
spectively, are guests OF the Mcclure
House
John Carr. OF New York City. Is guest
Of his son. Thomas. South OF Chapline street,
the efficient President OF the WarricH
China Coz any.
Jas. II. Handlan, accompanied by his sisr
ter. Mrs. A. Handlan, both 81 the South
Side. left yesterday afternoon Tor visitto
the Worlds Fair.
Jack Lawrence, Will Henderson, Thos.
Billings. and John Webster, South Side
young men, are home from fishing trip
out Wheeling creek.
j. T. Cartwright, OF the Grand Lodge,
|. O. G.. T., will leave in few days as a
representative 10 the Grand Session, 10
meet in Parkersburg.
Charles Rohrig, OF Thirty-sizth and
Water streets, who has been sick Tor
three weeks OF violent attack OF typhoid
fever, is much improved.
Charles Seider, OF Thirty-second aud
Wood streets, the night engineer at the
Schmulbach brewery, IS again able 10 Dc
about after bad sick spell
WNDsoR: =. Y. Hitc, King; John M.
Zane, Grafton; Il. j. DUFF, Wellsourg;
Rev. T. NJ Hsdley, Parkersburg: and
James Brindley, Warrington.
George Marshall, Of the Y. M. g.. A, 10
home from a trip West, having taken In
the Worlds Fair. He also ATTENDED a
Qymnastic school In Wisconsin.
]. ID. Marsh, the genial South Side
grocer Mrs. II. II. Hornbrook, OF South
jacob street, and Joseph Morgan, OF the
same street. will leave to-day for visit 70
the Worlds Fair.
Miss Minnie Morgan, who has been Wis.
ting at the home Of Smith Ellsworth, OF
ThiTty.ninth street, has been called to her
home at Buckhannou, by the death OF her
grandfather
Rev. Father John T. O'Conuer, now OF
Ronceyerte, Green brier county, and was
formerly stationed al the Cathedral, arriv-
ed IN the city yesterday, TO take part IN tho
farewell exercises 10 ex-Bishop Kain.
Herbert D. Herrell, the very popular
clerk at Richards & McElroy's new phar-
macy, has resigned his position, 20 take ef-
feet the first Of next month. Mr.. Harrell
will attend the Philadelphia College OK
Pharmacy.
BEnLER-Jacob Koontz, New Martins
vile; J. G.. Mitchell, Spilman: John Cum
ningham, New Cumberland; w Aroagostt
Weston; A. NJ. Crow, Littleton, and
Squire J. A. Connolly and ]. a. Mont
gOmery, Woodland.
Rev. Father +. e. Haimann, recently OF
Newburg, Tucker county, is now stationed
at Thomas. Tucker county. His many
friends in Wheeling viii be glad 70 learn
Of his change 10 larger charge, where his
labors will have a more extended scope.
VIM Murray. the accommodating en-
ploye az Richards & McEiroy's lower pnar-
macy, has resigned his position 20 accept
the management Of McKee's pharmacy, at
his home in New Cumberland. His resig-
nation will take effect on the tenth OF next
month.
FROM to-day on we offer Ladies Low
Shoes OF all kinds at greatly reduced
urices. l.. V. BLOND.