Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

James Hannah, a student at Frasher's
Business College, is on the sick list.
Benz. f. H~orkheimer has returned
from a business trip through the state.
Miss Helen Caldwell leaves tomorrow
for a two weeks visit at Bethany, w.
Va.
w. C. Armbrecht. the South Side
druggist, is able to be out after a sick
ness.
VIM. Diel, of South Wood street, en-
ployed at Glass Factory H" is of duty
sick.
Mrs. Z. Baird King, of New Lisbon,
is visiting Miss Carrie Erb, on Sixteenth
street.
Mrs. Thomas Burke, of the South
Side, is visiting her parents at Clay
wood, Ohio.
Mrs. j. w. Jacobs, of the Island, has
gone to visit friends in Homestead and
GAINESVILLE, o.
Ex-Treasurer Samuel P. Fergus, Of
Washington county, Pa, is registered
at the Stamm.
BEHLER--M. A. Brunt, New Martins
vile; w. d. Cunningham and c. E. Nc
Peck, Moundsville.
DR.. L.. S. Riggs, of South Chapline
street, is OUT again after a severe at
tack of brain fsver.
Cadet John Doddridge, of the Annap-
oils Naval Academy, is at home on a
visit with relatives.
Frank Moore, OF GAINESVILLE, is a
guest of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Menke-
melIer, OF the South Side.
Benz. Catch left Yesterday for Cincin-
natl, where he goes in the interest OF
the Mccoy Shoe company.
Mrs. VIM. Rlndel, Of South Chaplin 9
street, will leave this week for a visit
to her parents at Columbus.
Frank Mccormick, a popular B. & O..
fireman, of Garrett, Ind, is a guest Of
his parents, on the South Side.
George Young, bill clerk at the b &
o. freight depot, is home from Sarahs-
Vile, O., where he visited friends.
Mrs. Peter MUM and daughter, Of
Twenty-second street. will leave soon
for q six weeks visit to Philadelphia.
Milton Eskey and family, of Nebras-
ka, are guests Of DR.. EsBey, Of Ben
wood. These gentlemen are brothers.
Chief Deputy Marshal Garden re-
turned from Charleston yesterday,
where he has been attending to court
duties.
Miss Rose Entz. a young society lady,
of South Eoff street, left a few days
ago, by the steamer Hudson, for a
down river trip.
Mrs. II. LoeWe and Mr.. S. C~layburg,
and family, OF San Francisco, CAL, rela-
tives of Jos. Emsheimer and family, are
visiting in the city.
Geo. Neuhart, OF T~hirty-first street,
has resigned his position as foreman at
Mozart Park incline, and has accepted a
position at Cadiz, o.
Miss Bess Ingram and Messrs. George
Stamm and Charlie McKelvey attended
the commencement and reception at ST.
Clairsville last week.
John Charlie, a medical student OF
Cleveland, is here on a two weeks visit
To friends. He will go ftom here to
TO Colorado for a trip.
Miss Callie Crouch, after having a
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. j.
w. Jacobs, of the Island, has gone to
visit friends in Washington, Pa.
Mrs. John 3. Foose and daughters,
Lizzie and Carrie, Of Eoff street, spent
Wednesday very pleasantly with Mrs.
Albert Bryson, OF MoundsVille.
Messrs. Harry Baldwin and Leslie
Dana are visiting Sam Hugh Brocku-
nier. The former is from Haiku. Maui,
H. l., and the latter from st. Louis.
Justice George Ankle left last even
ing for Milwaukee, where he will at
tend the Supreme Council Knights Of
Honor, as a representative from this
State.
Miss Belle Mendel, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Elizabeth Mendel, ar
rived home a few days ago from Taylor,
Texas, where they have been spending
the winter.
Miss Mamie Wertheimer and Miss
Lille Lehman, Of Allegheny City. who
have been guests Of Miss Flora Kraus,
on North Main street, will return home
this evening.
The popular mill men OF the River
side mill, John Anka, Peter Okel, Jas.
McCurdy and Robert Bowman, all Of
the South Side, are going on a fishing
trip into the interior OF the State in a
few days.
Oscar Wertheimer, q young business
man Of Pittsburg, and VIM. kaufman,
one Of the youngest practitioners at the
bar in the State of Pennsylvania, are
guests OF BENZ. and David Kraus, on
North Main street.
Mrs. Francis Archibald passed
through the city yesterday and stop
ped among South South Side friends.
This lady was on her way to Mt. Pleas
ant, o., 10 be at the bedside OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Leasure, who is very sick.
Mrs. p. w. Stegman, Of the Eighth
ward, left last evening for her future
home, San Antonio. Texas. Mr.. SteR-
man will remain here about four months
and will thea Join Mrs. Stegnap, and