Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

early in the season are contemplating
another trip.
Mrs. A. Marschner.o the South Side,
is in Chicago.
Mrs. John l.. Mills left over the B. &
0. for Chicago.
f. Stubellng, of Point Pleasant, is a
guest at the Mcclure.
Part of the isle of Champagne" COM
pany is at the Stamm.
Thos. Sapp, South Side potter, is
visiting in Baltimore.
Part Of the Isle Of Champagne Com
pany is at the Behler.
B.. j. Fozte, of Toronto, O., is regis
tered at the Windsor.
&W. c. Meechley, of Chicago, o., is a
guest at the ST. Charles.
Latane McLain leaves tomorrow Tor
Chicago to attend the Fair.
Andrew Teufel. of the South Side, Is
home from the Worlds Fair.
Richard Robb and wife left yesterday
for visit TO the White City.
Miss Maggie Allen, of Chicago, Is
visiting friends on the Island.
John James, of the South Side, is
guest OF friends at Pittsburg.
Adam Blum and sister left yesterday
for q "trip to the Worlds Fair.
Har. Fuhr and Miss Mary Regner
will be married next Thursday.
Mrs. w. T. Mitchell, Of the South
Side, has returned from Chicago.
Leroy Garrison, OF the South Side, is
home from pleasant visit to Ohio.
Miss Bessie Higgins, of South Chap
line street, is home from Pittsourg.
Mrs. w. c. Dickman has returned
from Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
McLURE-E. NJ. Turner, Morgan
town, and s. n. Murdoch, Parkersburg.
Oscar Callahan, of the South Side,
left for visit to GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Miss Bertha Bick, a popular South
Side lady, is visiting in Columbus,
Ohio.
VIM. Myers, of South Jacob street,
will leave tomorrow for trip to Chi
cago.
Chris Vlewig. wife and son, OF South
Jacob street are home from the Worlds
Fair.
Conductor Frank Agnew, OF the B. 81
O., left yesterday for visit to ST.
Mary's.
Miss Annie Dlckman and Miss Mary
Lee will spend Sunday with Bellaire
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Fry and daughter
returned yesterday from indianapolis,
Indiana,
Misses Belle and Elizabeth Mendel re-
turned yesterday from a months visit
to Chicago.
C. II. Smith, of the Island, and Harry
Hllman leave Sunday for Chicago for
two weeks.
Miss Alice Schopper has returned
from the Worlds Fair and other points
In the west.
Miss Lizzie Coulahan, Of Cumberland,
Md, is visiting Miss Maggie Fallon, on
Main street.
Mr.. ands Mrs. L. Metz, Of 11O4 Main
street, leave to-day for New York on
business trip.
Miss Louisa Myers, Of South Jacob
street, will leave tomorrow 10 attend
Bethany College.
Mrs. Lizzie Shortle, Of South Chap
line street, will leave tomorrow Tor
visit to New York.
John Shoble has accepted position
in the South Side shoe store OF his
brother Charles Strobel.
Arthur Irwin returned yesterday
from Mt. Lake Park, wnere be has been
spending the summer.
Herman AndreaS, the pattern maker
OF the Riverside mill. Is home from
visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Conrad Miller, OF the South Side, who
has been visiting at East Liverpool, o.,
has returned TO his home.
STAMM-C. NJ. Peek, MoundsvilIe
B. Burlington, New Haven; I. a. Bell
f. f. Thomas, Sistersyille.
Miss Louisa Knoke aud Miss Under
dermann, OF the South Side, got home
Yesterday from the big Fair.
Misses Maggie Wilson and Clara
Burtt, Of Eighteenth street, are home
from seeing the Worlds Fair.
Archie Mcbride aud wife, OF Nerd
ian, ILL.,, are the guests Of Henry Har
per, on South Chapliue street.
Mrs. w. W. Gilchrist, OF Pleasant
Valley, started yesterday to spend
few weeks at the Worlds Fair.
Miss Molie Manly and her sister
Mrs. Dan Crimble, left Saturday To-
Chicago and other western points.
Henry Michaels, the popular South
Side saloonist, started yesterday after
noon for q trip TO the Worlds Fair.
]. S. Bush, salesman for the JOSEPH
Bell Stove and Range Company, has re
turned from a six weeks trip West anc
South.
Charles Gallery, a former B. & o
brakeman, now on the Fort Wayne
railroad, is again in the city seeing BIZ
friends.
Chas. Hirsch, the master mechanic q
the Junction, is visiting at Chicago
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