Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18

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New YORK. November 17.-In New
York from Wheeling, Mr.. and Mr.. o.
Schroll, at the Vendome; West Virginia,
w. Spencer, at the Metropolitan.
A. D. Adler, Of A, L. Rice & Co., left
for New York yesterday.
Patrick HaulsY, OF the South Side,
lett yesterday 10 visit PJtsburg.
Z. W. Ernst, prominent oil man, Of
Oleau, n. Y, is a guest az the McLure.
John j. Carter, Of Titusvile, a well
known oil man, was in the city yester-
day.
Jacob Eoontz, a prominent citizen OF
New Mar,insyille, was 10 the city yes
terday.
Ralph Howard, OF the police Inspec-
tor" Company is registered at the
SJamm.
James E. Story, Of New MartlnsviIle,
a well-kuown oil man, was in TIE city
yesterday.
DR.. j. R. Manley returned home
yesterday from a several days trip 70
Parkers0urg.
The North wheeling glass works will
start mp again tomorrow, after being
of several days.
Mr.. shannon Wiley, Of New Martins
Vile. editor OF the Wetzcl Democrat, was
10 the city yesterday
Miss Clara Bishop, OF the South Side,
daughter OF Nr. Frederick Bishop, IS
seriously ilI With hay fever
Hon. and Mrs. b. B. Dovener left
yesterday afternoon Tor Pittsburg 70 be
present a; the Republican jo.iication.
WIN. John, of SDriDgda.e, Pa, one Of
the best known aud most prominent OIL
men in this State, was 10 the city yes
terday.
Mr.. NJ. o. Sentworth, representing
the Commercial Electric Company, Of
indianapolis, Ind, was a visitor In the
city yesterday.
The Power Of Go'd2 company left
last night over the b. 4 o. for New
York, where they open at the Third
Avenue Theatre Monday night.
Observation-Disclosures Mason, A.
bright: j.. q. Dixon, Martinsburg; j. ID.
Mckee, Richmond; p. h. Strom, James
town; James Berry, Warrington.
Mr.. George Gundling, the saloonist,
of North Market street, accidentally
fell yesterday while 40 work about the
house aud hurt his eve pretty badly.
A Breslauer. of New York, formerly
a resident of Wheeling, has bee- in the
city all week lie Is representing q New
York firm and says 6uiness is hrst
rate.
Strawberries Schall, Marietta; F.
C. Oter, H.. Il. Courtney, Raymond City;
W. i. Lewis, Washington; q. w. Dow
Ter. Alliance; 5. q. Pollock and vile,
Winfield,
WINDsOR-B o. Smith, Toledo; w. :.
Wiley, New Mart.usyi.la; l.. B. Smith,
Cleveland; H. b. Cep, GAINESVILLE; j. 5.
Bsecher, Newark; A. n. Sitter, Ashland;
E. j. Bishof, Freedom.
MISUNDERSTANDING J. Frank, Man
niugt0n; ". r.. Elliott, Steubenv,lle;
d. T.. Hunt, Bethesda, @. NJ. Elliott,
SteubenviIle; EuOch Jones, Hundred;
d. "A. Johnson, New Cumberland.
ST.. CHARIEs-John O. Crawford,
Cameron; G. A. H.c6el, Jackson; +. ).
Barrett, Marion county; Mr.. and Mrs.
h. NJ. Hall, Steu1envHle; Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. Ward, BellaIrs; VIM. j, Browning,
New Cumberland.
BEuIrB-C. b. Hitchcock, Sisters
Vile; A. o.. Lancaster, Par6ersburg;
Jacob Kooutz New MartinsviIle; b. w.
Talbot. S.stsrsvi.Ie; Hugh Nuns, PARK
ersburg; j.. $. Hart. Washington, Pa;
T.. s. Denniss, Geneva.
Mr. H. Bumgarduer, formerly with
the Parkersburg brush factory. has ac-
ceDted a position with Messrs. Eirbach
a. Hs.mbr.gbt of this city, and will re-
present this wei, known frm on the
road in the line of notions aud brushes.
McLuEE-HarrY J.. n. Dotey, Steu-
benyilIe: b. ID. Marshall, John A. Gard
ner. East Liverpool; O. $. ana John G.
Marshall. New Cumberland; w. Echmer,
Washington, Pa, Mr.. aud Mrs. D. A.
Henderson, st. C.airsvi,le; :. 4. Moore,
Newark, o.
Rev. A. B. Biker, Of Wheeling, Rev.
A. Mick, OF M0undsville, Rev. +. y.
Lynch, OF Huntington, and Rev. a.
Moore, OF Grait1C, were the visiting
members Of che ChautauQua committee.
Teese gentlemen, together with Rev,
b. b. Evans, constitute the entire COM
mittee for the location of the Assem-
bly,. We are glad TO state that they
were favorab.y Impressed with the
offer from the citizens Of Clarksburg
aud vicinity. -CIIrbSburg Nclrs.