Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-14
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Daily ChroaIcls of rhs hovsmeas of
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Daily ChroaIcle OF tue Aosos1cas Oh
Individuals
J. w. Copger, OF the Plttsburg Post,
is in the city on business.
Secretary John Roemer, OF the W. &
E. G.. railway, is indlsposed.
G. o. Smith has gone to Logan coun-
tv to look after some wild land Interests.
Charles Kronaweth. Of the National
road. is home from visit to New York
City.
Louis Knabe aud family, Of Eleventh
street. are home from q visit TO Atlantic
City.
Howard Beswick, OF the clerical
fierce of the c.. L. & w., is at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Marsh, of South Jacob
street, is home from visit to Washing
ton, Pa.
Mrs. Frank B. Newton. OF Covington,
Nv. is in the city on short visit to
relatives.
Mrs. David Robare and daughter c.
cillla are home from visit 10 Provi-
dence, r. l.
Mrs. w. c. Findley. of Akron. is a
guest ct the home Of John Roemer. OF
the South Side.
Charles Weisel and Chris. Rinehart
of the National road are home from a
trip to Pittsturg.
William McMechen and wife got home
yesterday after a pleasant pleasure trip
10 the northwest.
S. P. Tracey and Sydney Fox, OF
North Wheeling, are home from visit
to Mountain Lake Park.
Robert Crozier, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
is the guest of George G.. McKown, OF
the firm Of Redman q Co.
Edward Powers, young attorney OF
ST.. Louis, is the guest OF Dr. Clyde
Ford, OF South Jaboo street.
Harry Smith, of North Main street,
who hasshad o severe attack of rhuma-
tism, is able to be about again.
Mrs. A. Redman, Of Sixteenth street,
left Yesterday for a ten days visit 10
friends and relatives at Darlington.
Charles Miller, Louis Gaus, Herman
Hoffman, aud Henry No!te are home
from a trip 10 Mountain Lake Park.
3. f. Stubs, the South Side saloon
ist, is home from trip to Atlantic City.
He brought his bathing suit home with
him.
Rev. John L. Rhemer and wife, of
Cleveland. Ohio, arrived in the city last
night for q visit to relatives and friends
here.
w. V. Taffner, a we'll known rail-
roader, who has been In the city for
a tine, has gone to his home in Pitts
burg. 4
Joseph Yahn, the East End cigar
maker, wife and family, have gone TO
Fish Creek for an outing. Mr.. Gahn Is
in poor health.
Miss Sadie Rodgers and Miss Clara
Kerns, well-known young ladies OF the
South Side, arc home from a visit to
Green Hill, Va.
Harry Bennett, the well known en-
ploye OF the Wheeling Mold and Iron
Company. has made the purchase OF
fine new bicycle.
J, n. Smith. the weighman at the
City Gas Works sales. who has been i'll
for so long, has about recovered AMI Is
able to be at work again.
John Leonard and son, James, OF the
Sixth ward, are home from Pittsburg.
They were there attending the funeral
of the mother OF Mr.. Leonard.
Miss Nellie Foster, a very interest
ing and accomplished young lady
of Wolverhampton, Eng, is the guest
at the home of John McFedries, Of
Kirkwood.
Charles Porter, the chief clerk OF
the c., L. g. W., is again at his work
after his return from his bridal tour.
He has gone to housekeeping on the
South Side.
Mrs. w. j, Hamilton, wife OF the
Wheyling contractor, left yesterday
morning by the Ohio River Railway
and the Chesapeake and Ohio to accom-
pany the Cincinnati Enquirer House
Club on an extended visit.
w. A. Vance, OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co.. who has been on
visit to his parents home at Nashville,
o., has returned TO this locality. his
brother George, Of the same Company,
who has been at his nome III OF al at
tack of typhoid fever, has returned to
work.
Lieut.. D. d. Mitchell, Of the Fifteenth
United States infantry, has been visit
ing friends in this city for the past few
DAYS. The Lieutenant was engaged with
his regiment in suppressing the late
disturbances at Chicago, and In recogni-
ton of his services the President con-
templates his early appointment as
assistant quartermaster OF the general
staff Of the army. Gen. Miles has
strongly recommended Lieut.. Mitchell
for this position, and his many friends
in this city unite in the hope that he
may be successful is securing this well
earned promotion.