Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

Warde ana Louis james, WAS IN eAo SiSJ
last evening.
Frank Rlepter and wife, Of South
Chapline street, are home from the
Worlds Fair.
Charles johnson, Of Twenty-ninth
and Eoff streets, Is threatened with
typhoid fever.
ST. CHABLEs-J. P. Hamilton, Sisters
vile; Mrs. ]. w. Connolly, Eaton; z. w.
Bnrk, Grafton.
officer Jas. A. Driller. who is sick at
the City Hospital, will be able to be
out in few days.
VIM. Some and Albert thinner, Of
the South Side, returned yesterday
from the Worlds Fair.
George Black, of the Sonth Side, is
home from his country home at Lime
stone, Marshall county.
The Misses Kate and MollIc Hatha-
way, of South Chapline street, are home
from the Columbian Exposition.
Adrian Wingerter returned yesterday
from a three weeks business trip
through the interior Of the State.
Henry Sleek and Edward Kratz,
South Side gentlemen, will leave to-
morrow for trip to the Worlds Fair.
Frank A. burst, the jovial young
member of the firm OF A. burst q Son,
returned home from Chicago last even
ing.
Louis Ponnenberger and wife. and
Miss Minnie Grooves, Of South Chapline
street, will leave to-day for the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. II. c. Bauers and daughters, Re-
becca and Carrie, Of East Sixteenth
street, are at Chicago attending the
| Fair.
Miss Margaret Devine, of Fortieth
/ and Jacob streets, is home from trip
10 the Worlds Fair and through the
| West.
Mr.. and Mrs John G. McLain and
daughter Katharine, arrived home yes
terday from two weeks visit at Chi
cago.
Henry Seamon will leave tomorrow
for the Worlds Fair, and western
D ,ints. He will be absent about four
weeks.
The Misses Florence and Emma Post,
of Clarksburg, are guests at the home
I of Miss Frances Jordan, Of Elm Grove,
| w. Va.
Mrs. Sarah Biddle of Forty-frst and
Jacob street, well known old lady,
aged ninety-three years, is not expected
to live.
F. Schenk and family, Fred Dire
horst and HeRry Amck will return
| this afternoon from the Columbian Ex-
position.
Mrs. George K. McMechen and Mrs.
| VIM. McMechen, who have been visi-
tors at the Worlds Fair, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Amy Nichols, cashier, at D.
Gundling's, was called to her home, at
Belmont, o., by her brothers death,
last Friday.
Mrs. Loretta McFarlane, Of Bellaire,
and Mrs. VIM. Knoke, Of South Jacob
street will leave tomorrow for trip to
the Worlds Fair.
II. E. Kenney, Of Twenty-sixth and
| Market streets, was brought home from
Sistersville yesterday terribly afflicted
with blood poison.
STAMM-J. A. DehI, West Liberty; E.
p. Stewart, Warrington; j. A. Hender-
| son, Germauia, and L. c. Homer and
wife, Parkersburg.
Frank Lutz, VIM. Schultz and wife,
Robert Lutz, Mr.. Hook and wife and
others, of Pittsburg, will visit South
Side friends to-day.
Rudolph Weisgerber, Of Salt Lake
City, Utah, who has been guest OF rel
atives on the South Side, will leave to-
morrow for his home.
Mrs. James, McCaffrey, Of Sherrard,
who has been visiting her son-ln-law,
j. d. Marsh, OF Sonth Jacob street, has
returned to her home.
BEHLER-The Misses Alice and Edith
Contrite, Parkersburg; Jane AIKEN and
R. c. Downen, Arlington; and R. c.
Landwell, Parkersburg.
Miss Maggie and Louis Devine OF
| South Jacob street, returned yesterday
from the Northwest after an absence
from Wheeling of three months.
The r. NJ. Club. composed OF num-
Der OF South Side ladies, gave a dance
at Remedies Hall, last Tuesday evening,
and a general good time was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Hawkins Of Akron,
Ohio, have returned home after very
| pleasant visit to Miss Hswkins's sister,
Mrs. JJan Dotz, OF South Penn street,
! Island.
w. M. Feltus, OF Chicago, former
resident of Wheeling, who has been
here visiting Edward Feltus, OF Byron
street, left last night for his home in
Chicago.
Mr.. Archie Taylor of the Island &C
cong panied by his mother, Mrs. G. f.
Taylor, and his nephew, Master Ellis
Dunn, are in Chicago taking in the
/ Worlds Fair.
J. P. GilchrIst and family, Jos. Gibbs
and family, Mr.. Mendel, John Zorn
and wife and Stephen Waterhouse re-
turned yesterday afternoon from the
| Worlds Fair.
William thinner and James Former
and father, South Siders, are home
! from a hunt to Fish creek. They were
gone four days and got thirty-eight
large jack fish and forty-two squirrels.
John Wolford and Captain William
| NCuOChey Ietui uou SSVClE"y nun Lt'S'
| Pa, where they attended the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge Of the A. o. L. w.
These gentlemen live on the South
| Side.
Miss Lizzie Crawford, accompanied
by her brother John, OF Cameron, left
Thursday for visit to the Worlds
| Fair. On their return they intend 10
visit MI. Clemens. They will be gone
about q month.
Harry G. Lynn, well-known lawyer
| Of Fairmont, en- route, accompanied by
his wife, from the Worlds Fair, is stop
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