Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
q 2 Tbomnson is az the Mcclure.

G. B. Thompson is at the Mcclure.
McLURE.-A. J. Wilmouth, Cameron.
G. R. Parshall, of Friendly, is al the
Behler.
E. Nj. Crosby, Of Burton, is at the ST.
Charles.
Alex Sweeney, Of Steubenvillo, is in
the city.
Isaac Peck, of Washington, D. C., is
in the city.
J. T. Porter, OF Parkersburg, is st.
Charles guest.
w. E. Smith, Of Wellsvllle, is regis
tered at the Mcclure.
STAMsI: j. c. Mansfield, Conway;
and J. C. Lowell, Cameron.
Guet,1s otIIuei, sav JoUsn SIGe snoe
dealer, is at Cleveland, o., on business.
Miss Jennie McGown, OF Richie
school, is visiting friends at Claysville,
Pa.
Miss Maggie Blake, OF South Market
street, has gone for visit TO Mounds
vile.
Miss Rida L. Dean and Mrs. John
Burtt aud daughter left few days ago
for ST. Paul, MINI.
Joseph Kress, the former Eighth
ward fireman, got home yesterday from
q visit TO Pittsburg.
G. H. Crook, wife and two daughters,
Of Twenty-third street, are home from
a visit to Barnesville.
WINDSOR E. B. Reiser, Slstersvile;
c. L. Williams, Parkers0urg, and 5. NJ.
Jefferson, OF Bethany.
Mrs. G. Bradfeld and Miss Catherine
Bradfeld, Of BarnesvIle, are among
guests Of the Mcclure.
Miss MolIe Schulter, of Sixteenth
street, is visiting the Camp Grounds, a
guest Of Miss Lottie LETTERS.
Miss Lou Seamon, OF South Chapline
street, has gone to spend the summer at
the Moundsville camp grounds.
Miss Hattie Poole, OF the South Side.
left yesterday for her home in Norris
town, Ohio, to spend several weeks.
BEHLER: R. G. Hammett, Salama:
John Cunningham, New Cumberland;
NJ. Davis and John Stea!ey, Slstersville.
Mrs. John Farrell and Miss Katie Far.
rel, OF the East End, are spending two
weeks with friends in GraysvilIe, w. Va.
W. G. Smith, OF Pittsburg, well
known tobacco salesman, is in the city,
and guest of friends on the South
Side.
A. J Yahn. brother and father. of
East Wheeling, are in the interior of
this State on a fishing trip in the noun
tains.
The Misses Annie and Gertls Vogler,
OF South Main street, left yesterday for
a visit to friends in Wellsburg, Brooke
county.
Mrs. Agnes j. Brown and Mr.. Cald.
we'll GItfen left over the Panhandle a
few days ago for Grand Forks. North
Dakota.
Joseph Hydlnger, Thomas Edwards
ana Frank Humes, well known young
men Of the Forty-third street locality,
have gone to Fish Greek for an outing.
Perdy D. Agnew, Of the Washington,
Pa, carbon works, accompanied 0y his
wife, are guests at the home OF his
father, Z. S. Agnew, Of the South Side.
J. X. Jolly, the manager of the Bel
Iaire, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
Street Car Company, with his family,
are a Chippewa Lake, O., for the sum.
mer.
Mr.. 5. r. Ronk, the Wheeling laundry
who met with an accident
Monday al the corner OF Market and
Pike streets, is getting along as well as
could be expected.
Martin Conner, the young man OF
street, who was shot re-
,ently while taking blackbsrries from
/ patch across the river. does not get
we'll rapidly. He is aole 10 go ABOUT,
,ut the bullet has not been found yet
Joshua Elliott, night yardmsster of
he b. & O. yards Of this city, Is home
rom few days trip to Cleveland. o.
lie was accompanied by his wife, They
sme sooner than was anticipated owing
o the sickness of the sister OF Mr.. Eli
Itt, in Benwood.
James E. Msnion aud cousin. OF Gar
EFT. Ind, aud Miss Julia Clarke, Of
Ieokuk, Iowa, who for the last three
reeks have been at the residence Of
SQUIRE William Manion, on Twenty
ourth street, FOR visit, left for their
ONES yesterday afternoon.