Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
BANKER BROS,
PlTTSBURG'S PRIDE.

who has been spending several weeks
visiting friends in the city, returned
home yesterday.
BEHLER.-V VIVA Hartleburn. Parkers-
burg; Geo. Gossett, J.. Cobb, and NJ. B.
Cobb aud wife, Sistersville, and Robert
Barner, st. Mary's.
Mrs. P. NJ. Bennett and son E. Hall,
Fairnont; S. J. Walton, st. Marys: S.
J. BrySn, Slstersville, are the West
Virginlans at the Windsor.
Miss Matte Nightengale and Miss
Katie Altmeyer leave Monday for
Vienna, Pa, to spend several days with
Mrs. Charles w. Prince.
Misses Bessie and Media Hulllhen, OF
Staunton, Va. who have been the guests
OF Mrs. Belle Savage, on the Bethany
Pike, returned home yesterday.
Eugene Ney, of the South Side, left
yesterday for Chicago, where he has
accepted a position in the Libbey glass
works at the Worlds Fair grounds.
S. A. Cradle, tormely conductor on
the Washington, Pa, street car line,
mas accepted position aud has begun
work for the new Ii ne across the river.
Henry Schaeffer and Henry Vlerhel-
Ter, of the South Side, left yesterday 10
visit the Worlds Fair. They will also
visit friends and relatives al kirkwood,
Ill.
w. r. Donaldson, OF Donaldson's car
rage works, who was so severely injur-
ed in runaway seven weeks ago, is i'm
proving, and is again able TO be out 3
little.
ST. CHARLES. - John Phillips and
wife, SIstersVille; P. NJ. Burk, Grafton;
Thos. ii. Baker, Mason county, and j..
w. Green and wife and Anna Carter,
SstersyilIe.
Master Sampson and Miss May, chill
dren Of c. p. Wood, yardmaster OF the
Pan Handle, spent Saturday with Mas
ter Ray and Miss Marie Anderson, at
Beech Bottom.
Mrs. John w. Beltz. of the South
Side, is visiting the Worlds Fair. Be-
fore her return she will visit two weeks
In Detroit, Mich. She will return the
first OF next month.
Edward Parker, OF Plttsburg, was In
the city last Friday. He was en- route
from the Worlds Fair and stopped over
here to visit his father, +. A. Parker,
Of Seventeenth street.
]. H. Campbell of the Chase Bros.
Piano Company, Of Grand RAPIDS,
Mich, and Clinton G. Galway, the Bald
win Piano Company, OF Cincinnati, o.,
are the guests Of s. II. Gifin.
Mrs. Louisa Hoffman, Mrs. Fred
Schmichel, Mrs. Fred Lindemost, Miss
Lizzie thinner, Miss Louisa Knoke and
Miss Mollie Hook, all OF the South Side,
returned yesterday from the Worlds
Fair.
Fred Blum, formerly Of the South
Side, is home from Denver on visit.
He is employed in that city In sue
cessful livery business. Whe In this
city he was engaged In the grocery
business.
Jacob Schaendein, prominent citi-
zen OF Philadelphia, and well known In
Wheeling, died at his Philadelphia
home last evening at the advanced age
of SO. Mr.. Schaenlein was the father
in-law Of our fellow-citIzen, VIM. +.
Stifel.
Hon. f. NJ. Turner, Of Morgantown,
is in the city and will be here for sew
eral days. Mr.. Turner Is now State
agent for the Northwestern Life lnsur-
snce Company. Mr.. Turner will prob
ably make his headquarters In Wheel
ing after January lst.
Daniel G. McVay, formerly OF this
city, who for three years has been In
Washington: D. e., is again In the city.
lie is located permanently here. Since
going away he has been married to q
young lady of Washington, and has a
bright little daughter nearly three
months old.