Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29


George thinner, the South Side barber,
will start tomorrow for the Worlds Fair.
Harry Ebeling and George Becker will
be home from the Worlds Fair next Mon
day.
Antonios Hores. a well known South
Side baker, is home from trip TO Cleve-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Mccoy are guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGarrel, OF Pitts
burg.
John Koehler, of Twenty-second street,
left Thursday for Chicago, to visit the
Fair.
Mrs. ]. D. Marsh, Of South Jacob street,
is home from visit to her sister In WASH
ington.
Mrs. George H. Ebeling, of the South
Side, is able to be about sfter-a painful
sickness.
Miss Nellie Birney, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Shape, OF
Moundsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Schennerman, Of
Trenton, N. j., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. l.. burst.
M L. McCoOl, David Burns and H. ID.
Gates. Of Parkersburg, are guests at the
w luOoOI t1ObCl.
Mrs. Sara Martin, Of Steubenville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. N. d. Garden, on
Chapline street.
Mrs. Geo. K. McMechen and Bernie
McMechen left yesterday for Mountain
Lake Park, Md.
Miss Daisy Richardson, of New Martins
vile, is guest of Miss Jessie Bachman, on
Thirteenth street.
Alfred Campbell. Of South Wood street,
arrived home last night from the South
Side Fishing club.
&C. Armbrecht, the South Side phar-
macist, is able TO be in the store again after
an attack Of fever.
Geo. E. Work, OF Sistersville, who has
been visiting on Thirty-third street, has re-
turned to his home.
George Harmon, Of the South Side, is
home from trip down the river TO the
South Side Fishing club,
D. Adams, auditor Of the w. & L. E. r.
r., accompanied by his wife, are at the
Mcclure. They live in Toledo.
VIII Dixon, Jos. Cook and n. @. Nc
Elroy, South Side young men, will leave
for the Worlds Fair next week.
Mrs. Geo. Guthart, Of Twenty-second
SbFCeL, mas FcLuTntQ lIOIu lOuL WCCh .
visit with friends in Newark, o.
Mrs. John McGarrell and daughter,
Lydia, are making tour OF the great
lakes and Michigan summer resorts.
Mrs. ]. Honecker and daughter, Miss
Mary. of the Eighth ward. are spending q
few days with friends in the country.
Henry Hoffman,, of Behren's branch
grocery, on the South Side, will start to-
morrow for a trip to the Worlds Fair
Jesse Schafer, of the Gas Company Of
fee, was down the river yesterday to visit
the camp OF the Mark Twain fishing club.
Christ. Wolf and Bishoff, South Siders,
who have been visiting the Bill Nve Fish
ing Clubs camp, will return this evening.
Miss Carrie Morgan, q popular young
lady OF East Wheeling, will leave for a
two months visit to the country in few
days.
John Cusack, the well known South
Side engineer of the B. & o., who has
been quite sick, will 90 on duty again to-
day.
Theodore Camp, we'll known in this city
and prominent Jr. O. u. A. M. man, will
leave the city TO locate in Pittsburg to-
morrow.
Mr.. Dave Gundling and daughter ar
rived home yesterday from several
weeks pleasure trip to Chicago and AL
pena, Mich.
Charles Brilles, Henry Brilles, Robert
Crawford and Frank Nesbitt arrived home
yesterday from pleasant visit to the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Charles Jones, the Misses Eliza and
Sallie Dudley and Mrs. Mary Scheele, Of
the South Side. will leave next Monday for
the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. John Roemer, Of the South Side,
and Miss Maud Eoff, her niece, OF Kansas
City. left yesterday for an extended visit
10 Akron and Cleveland.
H.H. Riggs, of the South Side, brother
of DR.. l.. S. Riggs, has gone to Green
county, Pa, and Marshall county, this
State, on business trip.
STAMM-F. G. Cosby, Clarksburg; B.
Billest, John Jones and Robert McCor-
mick, Sistersville; j. T. F. Hendley, Beth
any, and James Socks, Grafton.
VIM. Hague, OF Young's East Wheeling
pharmacy, has gone TO GAINESVILLE for an
outing. Geo. H. Krauskoff, of the city, is
filing his place at the drug store.
Henry Mahike, Wheeling's champion
road cycler, and Capt. Hawkins, also OF
the MIL OlLlt Oallo up bhlS iipA hAAb w
their machines.-SteIbenUill Herald.
Robert NJ. and Hugh H. Brown, Sr..
went down to Wheeling to-day TO attend
the funeral of Robert Frew, which took
place this afternoon. Herald.
Jno Gavin, the will known dry goods
man OF Twenty-eighth and Eoff streets, il
home from trip TO the mountains, in the
interior of this State, greatly benefited In
health.
II. H. Hatch, one Of A. d. Work & Co.'s
salesmeu. returned TO Sistersville yester-
day. after an extended visit TO his parents
in Cleveland and friends on South Chap
line street.
Geo. S. Feeney, Miss Carter. Win
Stone, Archie Hupp, Miss Ada Jones and
Sumner Jones were among those who left
over the B. & o. yesterday afternoon for
Mountain Lake Park.
Fred Sengewalt, father-in-law Of VIM
r. Covey. Of Altmeyer's undertaking
rooms, is very i'll at his home on South
Wood street Of Inflammation OF the brain.
II is said he cannot recover.
F.B. Klieves, Oswald Schneider, Oscar
Burdatts, Joseph Riddle, Henry Seabrighi
and Henry and Edward Stifel will start
his afternoon for Chicago. They will also
Jake in Mackinaw, Detroit and Cleveland
Harry Gortley, who, with many other
| Wheeling boys, are camped st MoundsVillC
Camp Grounds, visited bis home on the
South Side last evening. To-day the
camps club, all Wheeling boys, will play
the Moundsville base ball club game.