Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-12
Anour PEOPLE
DAILY ChronIcIs "a the MOvsnsas Of
individuals

Daily Chroniels "a the Movsnsns ol
A. K~inQsbacher, Of Pittsburg, is here,
J.. j. Carney. of Pitssburg. is q Bshler
guest.
Bert Hall, Of s~isteEsvilIs, is . Behlsr
guest.
Allen Krishbaum, of GAINESVILLE, is a
Mcclure guest.
r. j. Brown, Of New Matamoras' o.
is q Stamm guest.
Jas. Wilson, OF Forty-ifth street. Is
visiting in Pittsburg.
A child of Louis Hoelshe, OF south
Jacob street, is very i'll.
A child OF George Keffer, OF Soutn
jacob street, is very sick.
Miss Lizzie Foose, Of South Eon
street, is on the sick list.
SrANm-J. B. Froster, Weston, and
James Wilson, Fairmout-
A. W. Serey, OF GAINESVILLE, Is visiting
his family on South Jacob street.
]. E. Kearse, Of West Alexander, was
registered at the Stamn yesterday,
II. P. Maxwell, OF South Jacob street.
is convalescent after a painful Illness
Miss Emma. Schulz, Of East Wheel
| ing. is home from q visit to P~ittsourg.
c. Albinger and John Bowman oi
the South Side, are homo from q hunt
to Ohio.
Ernest Young, Of West Finley, Pa, Is
visiting Mrs. Milton Lively, OF South
Eof street.
Almond Tyson and George Fisher re-
turned home yesterday after 8 success
full hunting trip.
The SON of Alonzo Roper, Of South
Jacob street. who has been very SICK
is much better.
Charles Schultze and Charles Ebeling,
Of the South Side, will spend to-day ~
Mt. Pleasant, o.
Samuel Heslin, Of Findlay, O.. is .
guest Of Menge 81 Howley, the South
Side business men.
Miss Rose Hoffman,, Of South Chap
line street, is home from q Visit 10 Oni-
| cago and the West.
Miss Bird Schulz, Of Fourteenth
| street, will spend this winter In the
South for her health.
Thomas Sutherland, Of East Finley,
Pa, a we'll known school teacher was
in the city yesterday
Mrs. Nellie Drew, Of Illinois, is a
guest at the home of Dr.,L S. Riggs, OF
South Chapline street.
John Cunningham, Of the South SIDE,
who has been visiting in the west, viii
return home in a few days.
John Howley, of Pittsburg. who has
been visiting his friends on the South
Side, will return home to-day.
Squire VIM. Manion, OF Twenty
fourth street, ia suffering from a very
painful eye, the result OF a cold.
James Travis and James Holmes,
well-know gentlemen, lett last evening
| for a visit to Friendly, this State.
WINpsoR.-J. II. Fuller. Manning
ton, and Jas. F~orsythe, John McMahen,
and Lawrence Bancel, Sistersvilfe'
ST. CHARLEs-J. c. Fisher and G.. O..
Frost, GoldtoWn; P. M. Burk, Grafton;
and G. w. Naughton, New Cumberland.
Mrs. Ambrose Farmer and daughter,
Miss Fannie, are very i'll with typhoid
fever at their home on the South Side.
Almond Jose, who left the city sew
eral months ago, got back yesterday
from a visit to Chicago and the West.
The many friends of Miss Julia
RidoeIy will be panied to learn OF her
serious illness at her home, neal Gin
ton.
Miss Estella A. Eckhart, who has
been visiting in the West for some
time past, returned yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. VIM. Cooey. of 1884 Wood street,
wife of the South Side undertaken, Is
recovering from an attack OF dlph-
liberia.
f. G. Hall, John Mcleod, John Bur-
roughs, D. N. Reynolds and d. ID. Du-
gan are at the Bshler. They live At
Washington, Pa.
Mrs. VIM. Purcell, Sr. has returned
home after a visit Of nine weeks at her
daughters, Mrs. Barzilla Scarlott, at
Carrollton, Ohio.
George ]. Wise, in advance Of the
"Signal Light" Company, to be at the
Grand Opera House the 10th, 18th and
18th, is in the city.
BEHLER-Mrs. L. P. Carney, Little
ton: C. j. Hall, Sistersville; Miss Edith
Contride, Parkersburg; Mrs. L. E. Ea-
kin, New M%artinsVille.
McLURE.-W. Fl. II. Flick, Martins
burg; w. E. Forest and wife, Morgan
town; f. NJ. Jackson, Clarksburg, and
j.. M. Bell, Morgantown.
Wm. Schultze, leader OF a party OF
Young South Slders who have beeo
camping at Powhstan, Is home. The
BOYS had good luck on their hunt.
Gen. W. II. Fl. Flick, Of Martinsburg.
is visiting his brother, G. p. Flick, and
will remain in the city during the ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge Of Masons.
Mike Gallagher and Patrick Howley
are home from a hunt to Ohio. They
were out three days and got sixteen rab-
bits and four Ground-hogs. They are
South Siders.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney-Palmer is at home
for a brief stay. Her many friends will
have a chance to hear her sing this
morning and evening at the First Pres
byterian Church. Mrs. Palmer returns
10 80 q