Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

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| yesterday from months stay at Chi
cago.
Harry Bnckiy leaves tomorrow for
| Bethany where he will attend college
during the coming winter.
Mrs. Geo. K. Wheat and daughter
and George Rammelsbnrg left yesterday
morning for Chicago TO take in the Far.
Misses Martha Harper and Laura
Frew returned yesterday from trip 10
| Chicago and Central Illinois.
Arthur johnson and Arch Moffat ar
rived home yesterday from two weeks
stay at the Fair.
Miss Margaret Hssse. OF winchester,
Va, is the guest OF Mrs. DR.. Belleylile,
on Fourteenth street.
Miss Florence Atkinson arrived home
Yesterday from Charleston, where she
has been spending the summer
Bernhard Herkheimer has removed
to the residence at Pleasant Valley
which he lately purchased, and Mrs
Horkheimer will receive her callers on
Fridays.
DR.. A. Fl. Billiard and family have
returned from Terra Alta, where they
| spent the summer.
Miss Mary De Groote, the charming
saleslady at the Bon Ton, has returned
from three weeks visit to friends In
| Chicago and at tie Worlds Fair.
Miss Mime Woods, Of Elm Grove, ha
returned from four weeks trip which
included Chicago and Atlantic City.
Misses Annie Lane, Lille Lane, Mary
Youninger, Lizzie Youninger and So
phia Gaus have returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. John B. Foose and daughter
Carrie, of Eof street.. have returned
home from Moundsvile after being the
guests OF Mrs. A, BERT Bryson.
Miss Kate Foose, Of Eoff street, has
returned home from two weeks visit
at Bellaire.
Henry w. Schrebe and Christ Kol-
bi tier, OF the Eighth ward, are home
from the Worlds Fair.
DR.. CYde Ford, Of South Jacob
treet, is home from New York.
Mrs. Clara Hillenbrand, Of the South
Side, has returned from visit to Gin
cinnati.
Andrew Seamon has returned from q
Western trip.
Godfrey Sckul, OF South Jacob street,
will leave this week for the big expo
sition.
Miss Maud Edwards has returned to
her home, after visit with Miss Carrie
Frazier, on the Island.
Mrs. Henry Redman is spending sew
| eral weeks with friends at Winchester,
Va.
Miss Carnahan, of Cadiz, O., is a
guest of Miss Blanche Hoge.
Samuel Busbey, of Short Creek, was
In the city Yesterday.
Rev. DR.. w. 81. Cooke returned yes
terday from the East, where he has
been spending his vacation.
Mrs. d. w. Heiskell, has returned
from Chicago.
Bernie and John Wingerter, OF Main
street. returned yesterday from visit
to the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Darrah re-
turned yesterday from visit to the
Chicago Exposition.
Mrs. Kate Michael Fitzgerald will
reopen her class in vocal music to-mor-
row at her residence, on Fifth street.
Mrs. Lloyd Parkinson, of Moundsville,
Is the guest eff Mrs. Ii. Harper, on South
Chaplne street.
James w, Ewing, private secretary to
Governor Fleming under the last ad-
ministration, who is now practicing law
| t. cd -
for few days on his way to Charlottes-
vile, where he will take a law course al
the University Of Virginia. -ChdrteSton
Gazette.
The Mahlke brothers, the noted bicy-
clists, will leave for Columbus this
morning, where they will enter 10 Sc
ries OF races for good prizes. Mr.. Henry
Mahlke Is down for seven races, and
will ride his new Temple machine-a
twenty pound racer.
Mrs. w. It. Mitchell left last evening
on two weeks visit to Indianapolis
and the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. A. ]. Shelf. Of the firm OF Shelf
Bros, the Main street jewellers, has re-
turned from Huntington, where he has
been fishing for the past week.
j. G. s trobel, the Eighth ward gro
Ger, is home from trip to the Column
b ian Exposition.
Fred Viewig, Of the Eighth ward, is
home from q Worlds Fair visit.
Rev. f. Peschau, of Greensburg, Pa,
Is visiting his parents and friends on
the South Side, and will preach this
morning at the Zion Lutheran Church.
Rev. Peschau is well known here, hav-
Ing spent his boyhood on the South
Side.
Mrs. DIR. Ford, of the South Side, ae-
companied by her sons, Clyde and Nile,
are home from trip to the Worlds
Fair.
Louis Colmar, editor-in-chief OF the
Stats Zeitun0 got home last evening
from a visit TO the Worlds Fair.
w. C. Armbrecht, the South Side
pharmacist. accompanied by his wife,
will 90 for visit TO Jackson Park in a
few days.
Miss Lottie Boden, charming young
lady from MassiloD, O., is visiting her
many friends in this city.
Hon, j. b. Sommervlle left over the
B. g. o. yesterday for Grafton.
Charles Menkemiller and wife. OF
South Market street. left over the B. IL
o. Yesterday afternoon to visit friends
In Chicago and see the sights at the Ex-
position.