Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-13

Miss Mary Vogler, OF the South Side,
is home from visit to Welisburg.
Conrad Bremen, of South Jacob street,
is home from "trip down the river.
Hon. Frank 2. Jepsnn arrived in the
city yesterday morning from New York
City.
Francis Britt, formerly Of Wheeling,
now of Louisville, KY, is in the city on
a visit,
p. NJ. Rhodes, OF J. S. Rhodes 81 Co.,
is in the East completing his tall pur-
chases.
Mrs. DR.. Pipes, of the South Side,
left yesterday for a visit to Beaver
county, Pa.
ST. CHARLES: I. l.. Davis, Cameron;
L. j. Jones, Buckhannon, and h. a.
Harter, Sistersville.
MCLURE: w. q. Werley, Kingwood;
G.. r. Thompson, Sistersville, and A. D.
Wil!sworth, Keyser.
Miss Martha McCleery, Of Milton,
Pa, is visiting Miss Elsie Whitaker on
South Chapline street
Miss Gustie Miller, of Atlantic City,
n. j., is visiting al the home Of William
Nolte, of the South Side.
Miss Annie Emig, OF Wellsburg, is at
the home of her brother John, of Iwen-
ty.fourth street, on q visit.
Prof. S. Meier, the organlst of st.
Alphousus Church, is home from re-
cuperatlng tour OF the great ladies'.
Miss Minnie Hall, graduate of
Richie school, left yesterday to attend
the West Liberty Normal institution.
William SteinbicKer and Horny Hart
man, of the South Side, are home from
a trip TO PIttsburg to the Encampment.
Miss Mamie Hall left yesterday for
the West Liberty Normal school, where
She expects to take a course this win
ter.
Miss Annie Cooper, an interesting
young lady of South Jacob street, who
has been on the sick list, 10 able to be
out
Michael TuIley,of South Wood street,
is home from a six weeks visit TO Park
ersburg and other cities in West Viz
gnia.
Edward Marschner, Of Thirty-slXth
and Wood streets, is home from
months visit to his children at Eos
toria, 0.
Messrs. George Rogers and Frank
Kincheloe left over the Ohio River road,
Yesterday, for Charlottesville, Va,
where they will enter college.
] &hpnnaFH [ H.
bridge, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tai
bert, OF East Liverpool, have been
visiting Mrs. J. 7. Hervey, of Bridge
port.
SrAMM: Joseph Clark and wife, New
Martinsvile; Joseph Good, Parkers-
burg: L. A. Thomas, Addison; w. a.
Mayo, PicEens, and Miss Georgia
Boone, Sistersville.
Mrs. Crawford Booth and daughter
Bessie, and Mr.. Mendel Booth left last
night for their home in Taylor, Texas,
after an extended visit to Mrs. G. Men
del, on Twelfth street.
The Misses Virginia Marthens and
Flo Reno, charming young ladies' Oh
Allegheny City, who for the last few
weeks have been at the home OF Capt.
II. Z. Moore. Of Tiltonville, for visit,
have gone TO their homes
BRUNswICK: G. W. Austin, Man
ninRton; Thomas Wingrove, Charles
tor; w. G.. Jones, Waverly; w. Rose
berry, Retart; James Neuman, New
Martinsvile: c. w. Ewing, Clarksburg,
and s. 5. Austin, Warrington.
WINDsoR-H. w. Beverling, Grafton;
w. II. Gillespie, Sistersviile; Basil Bow
ers, New Martinsville; George Cotton,
Warrington; T. w. Brues, Moundsviile:
George =. Miller, Huntington; Addison
Thompson aud w. 3. McGregor, Sis
tersviIe.
BEHLER-Mrs. j. T. Bess and f.
Swaziland, Slstersville: c. c. Essen
broth. New Martinsville; A. Reeves and
C. L. Moore, Parkersburg; A. A. Schre-
geughost, Warrington; $. Ambrose. ST.
Marys; Captain c. Shriver, Bethany,
and w. c. Moore, Huntington.
Miss Cora Bower, Of North Main
street. is confined to her room with a
very serious attack of fever, but II is
thought will be able to be removed 10
her home in Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, this
week. Her many friends regret the
serious Illness of this pleasing young
lady.
Walter Starcke. of Junction City,
Kas.. was a guest of friends in this city
Yesterday. Mr.. Starcke is a son OF
Rev. Mr.. Starcke. who was pastor o.
ST. PauPs German Church eleven years
ago. and is now located in Cincinnati,
o. Mr.. Starcke is prospering in the
jewelry business in June ton City.
The following persons from near by
towns registered at Wheeling hotels
Yesterday: McLure-H. J. Shire, Dres-
den: George w Lee, Akron; L. w.
Brown. II. j. Dohrman, D. Ii. CObe
and Il. c. Clark, Steubenville. Bruins
wick-J. r. Hank AID wife, Washing
ton: George Arebaugh, Lynchburg.
Windsor-Roy Harrison, GAINESVILLE:
:. NJ. Davis, Steubenville. Bener-J.
L. White. Portland; II. Neumanthaler
Hannibal, and J. f. Cunningham, New
Matamoras. Stamm-I. y. Bosen,
Steubenville, and J. II. Martin, New
Matamoras. St. CharIes-A. \. Hal
leck, Coshocton. aud a. c. Ray, War
rentol.
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