Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11

OF New Martinsville, was in the city last
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. John Hayes, Of Allegheny, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Hess on
TWenty-secOnd street.
Mrs. S. W. Fountain and Miss v.
Rossill, OF Washington, D. c., are re-
gistered at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Thomas Smouse, Of Fifteenth
street, left yesterday afternoon for a
visit to Grafton friends.
C. Radcliffe, a we'll known news
agent, is back again on his old run,
after an illness of mumps.
Miss Rachael Fisher formerly Of
South Wood street, has moved 70 the
country back Of McMechen.
George, son Of eX-Sheref John
Slender, Of New Martinsville, is guest
among South Side relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Metz, of No. 11O4
Main street. leave to-day for New York
and Boston on a business trip.
Misses LYDIA and Birdie Prince,
daughters Of Capt. William Prince, are
visiting friends in Corapolis, Pa.
Michael Whalen, a popular B. & o.
railroader, OF Moundsville, was in the
city yesterday on a pleasure trip.
John Armstrong, Jr., Of Point Pleas
ant, is visiting friends on the Island.
He was formerly an Island citizen.
Miss Margaret Powell, Of down the
river, is visiting at the home Of Miss
Kate Hathaway, of the South Side.
George Ames, a Pittsburg and West
ern Gagman, who has been here on a
visit, returned TO MS home Yesterday.
John NJ. Garvey, the well known B,
& o. engineer, has gone TO New York
City, and from there will so TO Ireland.
A. G. w. Thompson, the we'll known
news man, is back on his run, after
siege Of illness at his home at Grafton.
Colonel Joh0 T. Lane, travelling pass
enger agent OF the b. 81 o., Plttsourg
division, is home from 3 trip TO Baitl-
more.
Madame Rosetta, who has been visit
ing 10 this locality for some time, Will
return TO her home in the East IN the
morning.
George McEntee, the popular sales
man OF VIM. r. Dudley, will 20 to-day
on a visit to his parents, who live al
WelIsburg.
John Michigan, a genial news man,
is again on his route az tho Is. * o.
depot, after working along the Ohio
River road.
The infant son Of City Clerk Thomas
Thoner is very seriously 81, fact which
the many friends of the family will learn
with deep regret
Mrs Charles r. DurbIn and sister,
Miss Mary McGraw, of Grafton, who
have been visiting in the city, have re-
turned TO their homes.
Quincy Derkeimer has deem chosen a
fagman for Capt Bradshaw, OF the
pittsburg and Wheeling b. q o. divis-
ion, vice James &. Shepard.
Miss Ada Merrick, an interesting
young lady OF GAINESVILLE, has returned
TO her home after a pleasant visit
among relatives in this city.
Miss Amelia SchwertIeger, OF Virginia
street, Island, arrived home yesterday
from two months trip TO Point Pleas
ant, Charleston and Huntington.
Rodman Spangler, who flags for Chas.
Adams between this city and Pittsburg
on the 3. g. o., is of duty sick. A man
named Sullivan is filing his place.
Michael Tulley, a popular South Side
young man, who suffered the recent &C
cldent, is able to walk about A part
OF one Of his hands will be crippled for
life.
ST. CHARLEs.-P. NJ. Burke, Man
nington; 2. j. HotJeD, Grafton; j. b.
Henderson,, Sistersyille; w. Smith and
wife, Moundsville, and c. ii. Baker,
New Martinsville.
H. +. Behrens and J. A. Hess, the
well known citizens are now at San Fran
cisco, CAL, continuing their western
tour. These gentlemen are enjoying a
grand trip and will be home in about
week.
Miss Cora Bower, popular saleslady
for +. 3. Potts, has returned TO the city
after a hree weeks vacation visit with
her parents at her home, in Mt Pleas
ant, O.
Blanche Green, Of Twenty-seventh
street, who has been i'll, for the last
twelve weeks, is able to be out. I'm
der the attention of Dr. j. r. Man
lev, the young man is able to walk
about again.
Mrs. DR.. D. II. Painter, wife Of the
obiging and popular leading physician
at the Kelley Institute, accompanied by
her daughters, Florence and Abel, will
leave next Tuesday for visit TO friends
at Beaver Falls, Pa.
SrAMM-L. O. Smith, New Cumber-
land; Mrs. Ella West, Fairmont; j. w
Radcliffe, Wellsburg; c. w. Arnett and
wife, Fairmont; 5. L. McAllister, Frank
Beele and w. Calhoun, Sistersyille; G.
Rooder Huntington, and Chas. Shidell,