Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-11
.reet, i, visiting St. claIrsvIlIe friends

street, is visiting St. claIrsyille friends
to-day.
willard White, from neal Pittsbure,
is a guest Of his many South oia
friends.
Mr.. Henry Bremen and wife, OF
Moundsville, are In the city spending .
few days.
Capt. Hosford, late of the Buffet, will
likely be elected manager OF the fort
Henry Club.
Miss Grace Rodecker, of Fairview. O.,
is visiting Mrs. L. d. Bewlin, OF Six
teenth street.
J. w. Tullls, OF Alabama, Is a Nc
Lure guest. he is An extensive cotton
manufacturer.
The mother OF Thomas Spillman, OF
the Niagara, is very sick at home on
Wilson street.
VIM. Bowers and wife, of South Jacob
street, are home from q weeks visit TO
Barnesville, o.
j.. 81. Egger and wife have gone to
Chicago and other western points, q
will be gone a month.
Thos. T. Owens and wife will leave
to-day for Chicago, to spend q short
time at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. DR.. Hustead, Of Wheeling, Is the
guest of Mrs. John Basel, on Main
street.-ClGrksbur0 Telegram.
S. B. Hall and wife, OF New Martins
VILE, passed through the city yesterday,
on their way home from Chicago.
Fred Wingerter, who has been at
tending law school In New York, Is
expected home to-day or tomorrow.
7. G. Burke, ticket agent at the B.
& O., is in the. east on a trip. His as
sistant, T. B. Jackson, is acting In his
place.
Miss Dora Hervey, Of Wellsburg, was
a CUES Of friends here yesterday, on
her way home from the Washington
Seminary.
Otto Werner, John and George Cole
man and John Ewing, all popular
South Slders, will leave to-day for the
Worlds Fair.
Miss Elsie Whitaker returned yester-
day from Baltimore. where she has been
attending a young ladies' school during
the past year.
G. B. Hart and wife will leave to-mor-
row for the seashore, where Mrs. Hart
will remain for some time, on account
OF poor health.
Mrs. Mary Good and daughter left
Yesterday morning for MI. Lake Park,
where they will occupy a cottage dur
ing the ummcr.
Mrs. C. E. Hughes, nee Miss Hattie
McVey, returned to the city, yesterday,
AFTER a pleasant visit TO her fathers
home, in Decatur, III.
BEHLER-John Borroughs and family,
Slstersville; Miss Edith Courtrids,
Petersburg; w. Jones, Grafton, z. A..
Lancaster, Parkersburg.
Mrs. John Lewis, nee Mrs. Sights, OF
Wellsburg, and Mrs. Brady Morg IAN,
were in the city attending the Hage-
dorm and Decker wedding.
j. R. Campbell, OF the Island, has
gone to the Allegheny mountains for
his health. His family will follow soon
to spend the summer there.
f. A. LaRoche, president OF the La
Roche Electrical Company, OF Philadel-
phIr, is here inspecting the Mcclure
House electric light system.
Chas. Hydinger, the grocer OF Forty
third and Jacob streets, will leave In
about a week for q trip to the Worlds
Fair and through the West.
Rev. Father Jos. Schilp who has been
visiting in the city during the past
week, returned yesterday to st. Joseph's
Settlement, Marshall county.
Walter Springer, the popular bill
clerk at Warehouse Bros, who was re-
Gently married, will go to housekeeping
on the South Side in q few days.
VIM. Gruber, the Market street
tobacconist, will leave Wednesday for
Chicago. He will spend W weeks,
taking iu the sights at the Exposition.
Hon. J. B. Sommerville left for Nor
gantown. yesterday, to attend the meet
ing of the University Board, OF which
he is a recently ~re-appointed member.
D. E. Jordan, OF Mingo, is a guest OF
South Side friends. Mr.. Jordan Is a
we'll known mill man, having formerly
worked for fifteen years at the River
side.
Mrs. B. F. Penn and Mrs. R. W.
Smith (nee Miss Ella PENN and daugh-
ter, OF Berne, Ohio, are visiting the
family Of Mr.. s. j. Boyd, Chapline
street.
Rev. M. L. P. Hill, D. D., and wife,
are registered at the Mcclure, from st.
Paul, MINI. He stopped on his way
back from General Assembly at Wash
~ington, d. G.
W.. P. Robinson, Of the West Virginia
World. came in from Cameron yester-
day TO remain over Sunday. He ex-
poets to get out the first issue OF his
new paper next week.
Hon. John Bassell, Of Clarksburg,
called at the REGISTER Office, yester-
day. Mr.. Basel was on his way to
Plttsburg, and from that point he will
go to Morgantown to attend a meeting
Of the Board OF Regents Of the Uniyer-
sit y.
Misses Mary and Annie Beltz and
Miss Annie Riegler, three OF the most
popular young ladies of the South Side,
will leave the 18th with the Elks ex-
C ursion for Detroit, where they will
-ooIx. ~ thafr pafurD