Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09

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friends.
Mrs. b. G. Bills and son. Wilson. have
gone to Grantsville, Nd. to spend the
summer.
Next Thursday evening the Mozart
Singing Society will reherse at the Mo-
Fart Park.
Lawrence Wheat left yesterday for
Mt. Lake Park, where he will spend a
few weeks.
]. D. Marsh, the South Side grocer,
an his wife, will go to-day for visit
to Sherrard.
VIM. f. Smith, of the South Side, is
out, after a two months illness OF
typhoid fever.
Michael Higgins, of Etnaville, left
last night TO spend his vacation at his
home, at Ironton.
Miss Rose Garrity, of the South Side,
will leave tomorrow for a visit 10
Washington, d. C.
Miss Mary Jericho, sof the South
Side, left yesterday to visit friends in
Wellsburg. w. Va.
Worth H. Post, of the r. M. s., was
down from Wheeling to spend the 4th.-
Clarksb,trg telegram.
John Quinn, well known oil opera
tor from the interior OF the State, was
at the Behler last night.
Samuel Rodudacker, of South Wood
street, and family, will leave to-day to
visit friends at Pittsburg.
Mrs. Judge Edwin Maxwell and son,
OF Clarksburg, were the guests OF friends
L l,-i.r, Tho ruaal
Fred Viewig, VIII Kirbach, Fl. Hoehle
and Jos. Hoffman will spend to-day with
the Mystic Crew Fishing Club.
Misses Emma and Fannie Howard. OF
South Jacob street. have gone to Glenn
Easton, w Va, for a visit.
Joseph Bachman will leave tO-mor-
row for a few days visit to Powhatan,
o. He lives on the South Side.
Mr.. Tom Perry, OF the Island, will
shortly take up his abode at the Mounds
Vile camp grounds for the summer.
Chas. Kalbraugh and VIM. Eiken-
brook, from the South Side, will leave
soon for a visit to Monroe county, o.
Richard Dunn and family, of Wheel
ing, are visiting Mr.. Dunn's parents, on
Water street.-Cldrksbltrg TELEGRAM
Mrs. VIM. Russell, VIM. Dudley, and
Josie and Alpha Smith, all OF Ftndlay,
O., are guests OF South Side friends.
Miss Tillie Beckendorf of the South
Side, charming young lady, Is home
from a visit TO friends in Steubenville.
Conductor W. w. Wickham, OF the
Sauth Side, is home from his vacation,
spent in Ohio. He is Of the o. K. K. K.
Miss Lou Albinger and her mother,
OF Thirty-frst and Chapline streets. will
leave soon for Philadelphia and Tren-
ton on visit.
Mrs. E. Adams and daughter, and
Mrs. Close from St. Cairsville, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Adams, OF
the Mcclure House.
Miss Maggie Excelsior, who has been
visiting Miss Nettie Myer, on South
Wood street, will leave to-day for her
home in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Sallie Loggie. of Fndlay, o.,
and Miss Ida Sheets, Of Braddock, Pa,
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Refer, OF North Main street.
Miss Della Goodwin, q popular young
lady of Sixteenth street, returned home
yesterday, after spending pleasant
trip Of eight weeks in Chicago.
BRHLER-G NJ. Mccoy. Sistersville;
A. Contrite, Petersburg; A. j. Cowan,
Lumber Port; James Kelley, Parkers-
burg; James Jones, Warrington.
Andrew Howard, OF Pittsb urg, Is
home spending his vacation en- the
South Side. He is brother of Prose =
cutting Attorney John A Howard.
a4;,. DaftarcOp WIN has bpnU
| In Chicago for few weeks, the guest
Of her aunt Mrs. Chas. j. Milton, OF
! st. Louis, is expected home to-day.
Edgar Thomas, OF the Ne-Hi Tea
Company, is home from pleasant visit
10 Caution. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Thomas, who has been there for a
| few weeks.
Messrs. Edw. H. Smyle, Herber. n.
Blanchard and Will Mchennon, OF Al
legheny, who have been visiting friends
in the city during the past week, re-
turned homo yesterday.
Mrs. Klinkton and son, OF Kingston,
O., who have been visiting friends on
South Chapine street, have returned
home. Mrs. Fred StroSser, OF the South
Side, accompanied them home.
M. f. Giesey, OF Wheeling, the ar
chltect I'm charge of plans Of the new
court house was here last week and
made some changes in details OF plan OF
that structure. Randolph Enterprise.
Austin T. Smith, the bicycist who
made the recent ride from this city TO
Cincinnati, is spending a few days at
| Springfield, o. His knee is yet very
sore, the result of his fall during the
race,
Joseph II. McArdle, manager OF the
Cleveland branch Of House & Hermann,
and J. Philip Hermann, manager Of the
Washington branch, were in the city
attending stockholders meeting last
night.
]. w. Ensign, who started from this
city on the morning of the 9Th inst,
reached Huntington yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock, making the entire
trip on his wheel, by way Of Columbus
and the Scloto valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moran, OF Council
Bluffs, Ia, who have been visiting Mrs.
K. Dorsey, of the South Side, for the
past two weeks, will take their de-
parture for Washington and New York
before returning TO their home.
Michael Malarke7, Of CaldwelPs run,
a popular employe OF factory III, will
be married next Tuesday to Miss Mag
gle Maugher, OF Marshall county. The
ceremony will be performed at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception.
Rt. Rev. George PeterKin, of the Epis-
copal diocese Of West Virginia, sailed
Thursday from New York for Brazil,
| where he will spend several months In
church work. He will first go to Eng
| land, where he will take steamer for
| Brazil.
Henry Otto, Of the firm OF Otto Bros