Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

the river to Captine Island, where the
Big -Four Club is eamped.
Mrs. Thomas Davis and daughter,
Mrs. Robert Peeler. Of the South slde'
will leave this week for Mt. Lake PARK
to visit Mrs. Davis mother.
Joseph Snyder, former mortorman
on the street cars, has quit the street
car business, aud has gone TO WORK lor
the Reymann Brewing Company.
James Machin, formerly OF Tilton-
vile. O., now OF this city, Will VISIT MS
many friends in Tiltonville for Few
days during Fourth of July week.
Edward Marshall aud William and
Fred Pebler, of the South Side, who
are with fishing camp down the river
paid visit to their homes Friday.
ST. CHARLES: ]. w. Hamilton, Sis
tersvile; A. L. Pritchard, Mannington;
Z. L. Stewart, Anthem; j. 6. Craw-
ford and George Thornton, Mounds
Vile.
John McCue and J. w. Allison have
accepted positions with the Metropo'-
itan Life Insurance Company under
Thomas Rainbow, assistant superinteh-
dent.
Charles Belknap, the efficient travel
ing passenger agent of the c., l.. 81 W.,
who has been in this locality for some
time. has gone TO his home at Massil-
lon, 0.
Harry Laham, OF Allegheny City, is
visiting his parents on the South side.
Frank Laaam will arrive In the city TO-"
day from Allegheny City, TO spend the
Fourth.
Miss Caddie Watt, one Of the teabhers
OF the Eighth ward school, will leave
this week for Towson, Nd, where she
will spend the summer visiting her
brother.
George McEntee, of South jacob
street, the empIoye Of Dudley, the South
Side wholesale produce dealer. who had
& 2unstroke in Ohio recently, Is able TO
work again.
Will Straub and Frank Miller, who
Joined the St. Clair circus recentlr,
nave cancelled their engagement. Mr..
Straub is home, aud Mr.. Willer will re-
turn in few days.
Jacob Wurtzburger, William klnh,
John Clark, Jacob Bartholomew, and
August Knoke. of the North End, left
yesterday for Maplewood Park on the
Ohio, TO spend the summer.
John Ferguson, the genial gateman
at the Thirty-second street crossing,
aud wife, will leave tomorrow for a
weeks visit TO the home OF Mr.. FerGu-
sons parents at Glenn Easton.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Keim and son, DR..
c. A.. Keim, arrived safely at South
Hampton, England. From there they
proceeded 20 Havre, France, ~and at
present are quartered at Paris.
Gotlelb Brandt, who for four years
has been one OF the bartenders at the
Schmulbach brewery. has been pro-
noted to assistant driver, and will be-
gin his new work in the morning.
q. Edward Smith has returned from
successful business trip In the inter
ests Of the Wheeling Corrugating Com
pany. Mr.. Smith and wife will leave
this week for MI Lake Park and Oak
land.
Miss May Kerr, of Sixteenth street,
the daughter Of John Kerr, left the city
yesterday for a visit to relatives in Allie
gheny City, Pa, for short time before
going TO her new home In the State OF
Washington.
Mrs. Benz. Samuels, Of MarQustt,
Mich, and Mrs Thomas Morgan, Of
Irondale, Ohio, are visiting their sister,
Mrs Ruben Ward. of Baltimore street.
This is the first time these ladies' have
met for thirty-sefen years.
Prof. Z. Il. Cr9go, of the South Side,
will leave in the morning for two
months trip in Virginia. While there
be will work in the interests OF educa-
ton. The Professor will stop off at
Fairmont on his way out to be in at
tendance at the educational conven-
ton.
Charles Hamaker, formerly OF this
city, is ia the locality again. He is a
veteran Of the civil war and was a mem
Der of Company + Of the First West
Virginia Infantry. Mr.. Hamaker is
now engaged in horse dealing and has
some good animals along with him on
the trip,
Mr.. Louis Heckel and wife, who have
been on a visit here for the past three
weeks. will return to Kansas City to-
morrow, where Mr.. Heckel aud his
brother John are in the wholesale bar
Der supply business. Mr.. John Heckel
and wife will be here in few weeks on
a visit.