Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-24

the city.
Mrs. David McElree, OF East Wheel
| ing, is very sick.
1. G. Dillon left last evening on the
B. & O. for Chicago.
Miss Annie Berd, OF La Belle street,
is visiting in Chicago.
Miss Ella R. Arkle is Ill at her home,
on South Jacob street.
d. D. White, Of Washington, Pa,
was Mcclure arrival.
H. L. Bond, OF Freeport, Me-, will
spend to-day in the city.
Miss Barbara Brown, Of South Chap
line street, is In New York.
Ross Hetterly, of South Wood street,
is visiting Pittsburg friends.
Miss Lola Irwin has returned from
visit with friends in the west.
Albert Lawrence, OF st. Clalrsville,
was at the Mcclure yesterday.
Lee Coen, OF the Island, is Wheel
ing visitor at the Worlds Fair
Andy Hoelche, of South Jacob street,
is home from the Worlds Fair.
B. & o. Conductor Milton Mill will
20 to the Worlds Fair this week.
Henry Vaas and wife arrived home
yesterday from the Worlds Fair.
Miss Mollie Graham OF the Island, will
visit friends in Grafton this week.
Miss Alice Eddy, OF Marietta, was
registered yesterday at the Windsor.
Miss Gertrude Baldwin, of Fourteenth
street, is at. st. Mary's to-day on visit
Joseph Hoffman, Of South Chapline
street, is home from the Worlds Fair.
George Bell, OF the South Side, is
home from a visit to the Worlds Fair.
J.. w. Williamson, Of Parkersburg,
registered yesterday at the st. Charles.
Henry Hess and bride are In
Chicago, taking in the sights at the
Fair.
George Carroll, of South Chapline
street, suffers from severely bealed
hand.
Miss Maggie 81 com, Of Upper Ben
wood, has returned after a visit through
Ohio.
Thomas Fodes, Of Letonls, w. Va,
is visiting relatives on South Jacob
street.
Mrs. L. N. Greene, of New Matamor-
as, is visiting Mrs. Jas. Fulton, OF the
South Side.
Charles Selby and bride have return
ed from two weeks visit to the
Worlds Fair.
Charles Strobel, the well-known
wheelman, will take in the PittSburg
races Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Hall and daughters,
Ruth and Virginia, have returned from
the Worlds Fair.
VIII Kirbach, of North Market street,
returned yesterday from short visit to
the Worlds Fair.
Charles Oberman, of Thlrty-third and
| Jacob street, will go tomorrow Tor
visit to Cleveland.
John Leach, OF Benwood, was among
the Worlds Fair eXcursionsts over the
B. & o. yesterday.
Bicycllst w. T. Sailor left yester-
day evening for Pittsburg to attend the
races next Tuesday.
John Lemmons, well known Is. 81
! O. conductor, will meve TO McMechen
from this city soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goetze, OF TWEEN
ty-third street, are home from Visit TO
! the Columbian Fair.
Miss Della Houpstetter and mother,
OF South Chapline street, left yesterday
for visit TO Marietta.
Mrs. Lizzie Shortle, Of South Chap
line street, got home yesterday from
visit to New York City.
Windsor: p. Y. Hite, King; L. G.
Smith and wife. New MartlnsVille; Is.
NJ. Amber, Parkersburg.
n. c. Kennedy, bOOk-keeper for
Bremen & Mabis, and wife, are home
from trip through Ohio.
Mr.. w. F. C. Schuelle, wife and chill
dren, left yesterday to spend q few
weeks at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Z. w. Krieter and daughter,
Miss Ruby, Of the South Side, are WIS.,
iting friends in Steubenvllle.
Mr.. Sam H5zlett, Of the Peoples
Bank, is enjoying the scenes and Won
/ ders of the great Exposition.
Hugh Daniey, OF the South Side, so
badly injured at the Cement Works
tunnel, is getting better rapidly.
Mrs. Chas. Juergens, Of the South
! Side. will leave 10 few DAYS for visit
to the eastern part Of this State.
Mrs. Fred Nolte, OF South Chapline
street, who has been very sick for four
4 HI N ma q hOut
Miss Nettie Gahman, OF Pittsburg,
who has been visiting relatives on the
! South Side, has returned TO her home.
Mcclure: C. NJ. Hart, Clarksburg; J.
Bassel. Clarksburg; L. A. Brenneman,
Sistersville; Prof. Fenchlinger, Beth
any.
Christian Neuhart, OF the South Side,
Is home from the Wilds Of Monroe coun-
ty. this State, where he has been at
work.
BEHLER-Thomas Barrett, W. S. Nc
InneIlep, Thos. COen. E. c. Rowand.
HFairmount; Edith Courtride, Parkers-
burg.
George Truschel and Harry Truschel.
Of Fourteenth street, returned yester-
day from visit to the Columbian EK-
position.
Jehu Roemer, secretary Of the Wheel
Ing and Elm Grove Railroad Is con-
6ned to his bed. One Of his arms seems
paralyzed.
E. V. Steele, Of the South Side. and
DR.. E. L. Armbrecht. Of BenwOod. re-
turned last evening from visit 70 the
Worlds Fair.
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