Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-10
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Daily Chronicle 49, o.
SIS. speek is sat- at Eho s.. charis from
Chicago. "a I.
Leonard Brown from Plttsourg, at
the Stamm.
EN-. Turner, from Morgantowp IVA
Mcclure gnest.
Jobn Burrows, from SistersviIe, is 4
Behler guest.
A, g. Glendenning, from HuntlpsVon' Is
at the Windsor
P. w. Blink, from Grafton, is registered
at the st. Charles.
P.J. Crust, from Clarksourg, Is sueSs
at the Stamm Hotel.
NC. McBrice is in the city nc n'es
in Washington, Pa.
John storer, of Elm Grove, IS home from
visit to the mountains.
Louis Baker, ST the South olae' . noAi'
from visit TO Topeka, Kan. .,
Miss Burton, from Baltimore Is 'i"i'ins
Miss Hattie Pace, OF the Islanu'
I'D. Wilson, of Charles stre9t, Is nome
from visit TO New Castle, "a
w. j. Hughes, of Pittsblrg, was riggs
tered at the Windsor yesterday
Chas. Cheering, hustler al tne W IL 3"
w. freight platform, has resisneu'
John Wenzeps new house on Soutn
Jacob street is ready for the piAs'ers.
Simon Brandon, a prominent ooutn olue
grocer, has purchased tne morse.
BID Northup. of washington, Pa was
registered at the Behler yesterday.
Miss Ella Wilson. of Mound Hill: West
Va rs is visiting Fast Wheeling relatives.
I'd Won Orrur and family, Of Pitts
bSro are Guests Al the st. Charles Hotel.
Mr.. Connors, the South SIDE ice man,
has gone on visit u "oun'ain A4NAe
Park.
VIM Neubart Of the South Side, is
home from a fishing trip to Apple Grove,
this State.
peter Mnbn. Of the firm of MUM &
pranTfaes and son Edward, are IN Phlla-
delphia on visit
! Driver ]. Bach, Of the Niagara Engine
oor,nanr &c az Mountain Lake Park for
ten days vacation
Miss Annie Killeen and John Gavin, OF
the South Side, are visiting MIR. Burley at
Mountain Lake PARK.
Harry Myers aud John Dixon, OF the
South Side are in Freeport, Pa, fishing,
and report excellent luck.
w Denny, John Jarkel and Lee
wigand we'll known McKeesport citizens,
were at the Behler yesterday.
Miss Nav Kerr, the daughter Of John
Kerr the South Side wholesale grocer, has
gone 10 Allegheny City on visit.
Mrs G. W. Dalbey, of Union Springs,
Ala is visiting the families Of b. E. Cald-
well and J. E. Cowen, of the Island.
Mr. F. D. Friedrich, of North Market
street will leave tomorrow for Chicago
via the lakes, to be gone three weeks.
Henry Tahlmann, of North Main
street will leave tomorrow for Chicago
via the lakes, to be gone three weeks.
VIC. Armbrecht, the pleasing South
Side pharmacist, is improved in his sick
ness. but is not yet able to be in his store.
Miss Nettie Dobbins, charming young
lady of Fourteenth street, will leave to-
morrow for three weeks visit 10 Cottage
vile w. Va.
Ms Lizzie Kingdom and Miss Mamie
Oh ,,ton, of North Market street, left yes
- ay Tor a two week visit at hfoahtssirr
A. ze Park.
w. S. Wright, mechanical engineer OF
the Wheeling Street Railroad Company,
is home from visit to his parents nome
in Cincinnati.
Louis Warnecke, of Twenty-second
street, has left for a visit first TO the
Worlds Fair then to Detroit. de VIII 90
gone two weeks.
Charles D. Johnston, Of the B. & o.. X.
r. force, received telegram yesterday
calling him to Pruntytown, because Oh Vne
illness Of his grandfather.
Misses Mollie and Amelia Schwertfeger,
of Wheeling, arrived on the Stanley l9SI
night, aud are the guests OF Mrs. D. H.
Couch, Jr., on Kanawha street'-ChaT'eS-
ton Mail.
President f. NJ. Turner of the, State
was in the city yesterday, on
his way home from the meeting OF tne
State Educational Association al hunt
ington.
Chas II. Petticord, Geo. Williams, Har-
rv 8 Mercer. of the Pittsburg Century
Clue; Chas. G. Foster, VIII l..
Addv- John f. McLain, and w. h. KEN
len, all Pittsburg wheelmen, are aI the
Mcclure Hotel.
Manager ]. X. Jolly, Of the new
street car company, across the river,
has been sick for the past few days, ana
has not been able to attend to his business
interests as he desired. He is able to DC
about again.
Misses Laura and Jessie Burt enter
+o;ned n number of friends last Wednes-
dav evening, in honor of their visitors:
Misses Nora and FLORENCE kirkpatrick, OF
Flushing, and Miss Florence Gree, OF
Gerard. Elegant refreshments were
served at q seasonable hour.