Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06

anu WIG, ODtOu, u. n NOubo'iy, AnS~
ton; j. E. Koontz. Letart; E. j. Hoge,
H. G. Glass, T. Stewart and NJ. s. Will
son, Fairmont; C. E. Wood, Pulaski.
SrAMM-K. Rysrs, OF Parkersburg;
/ C. j. Benedeue, N. L. Benedene, Ciarks-
burg; w. Flickinger, Sistersvilie; j. c.
Carpenter, Charles Wilson, N. E. Nd.
Mcdonald, Cameron; F. Rowels and
sister, Elizabeth; d, z. Currau, Man
niugton, J. w. Gist, IT., Brooke conI-
ty; Ambrose Kress, Wharncliffe; j. w.
Broashour, Valley Falls; j. L. Phillips,
Cameron; j. A. Hough and wife, Man
ninEten; Salie Russell, Mrs. f. A. An
derson, Marie K. Wells, Mrs. J. Ii.
Mccoy. Slstersvills; j. b. Willen. Mon
roe county; Mrs. NJ. Moore, Miss Loe
Moore, Miss Sue Moore, Proctor;
Marie Tnlly, Petersburg: NJ. j. Louett,
Thust: B. B. Rhonabough, Bellington;
8. L. Brooks, Bellnston; r. E. Jack
son, Fairmont, w. e. Cunningham,
Bingamon; J. w. Dunlevy, Cameron;
Miss z. Roome. Slstersville; D. (. Cur
ran, Warrington; Miss E. :. Coen,
MannIngton; w. A. Haster, Manning
ton; G. w. POSTMASTER, Coilners; G.
w. Stewart, Slstersville; Theo Horn
brook, New Martinsville; w. Hunter
Atha, Amos; Charles Wilson. Cameron;
NJ. s. Mcdonald, Cameron; q. Il. Coen,
Warrington, II. Holman, MGnnington.
BEHLER: Frank Richard, Farming
ton; J. K. McGray and wife, Manning
ton: j. G. Crawford, Lloyd Fife, Harry
Null, @. II. Chambers, /. T. Gray, Cam
erou; Edgar Conroy and Iva Roberts,
Mannington; G.. w. Ashcraft, George
Vile: Ephraim Parker, Wyatt; w. T.
Snyder, J. II. McMllburn, Joseph Purv-
idence. j. r. Gay, Eldora; c. ?. Brown,
Anthem; jacob Cunningham, Marion
county: Il. e. Boxer. Warrington; J. S.
BARLEY, Burton; Joseph Dock,
]. r. Hey, D. Il. Miller. Sistersviile;
B. CleveSey and w. n. kegRs. Fair
mont; Jacob Burk aud H. l.. Rice,
Glover's Gap; C. L. Ides, GAINESVILLE,
and P. J. Reliman, Warrington.
WINDSOR: B. +. Bocktetter and o.
f. Hamilton, MannIngton; P. W. Yost,
Amos; James Hankson, A. l.. Hamilton
and John Durkee, Warrington; L. b.
Smith, Sistersvile; c. w. Mccormick,
Buckhannon; J. =. Schufelt Sisters
VILE; j. j. Shipley, Morefeld;W Ii. Reese,
ST. Mary's; Kittie lnglehem, Waverly;
Mrs. E. F. Lathrap and sister, Parkers-
burg; +. Andrew and James Mathews,
Slstersville; P. G. Davenport Friendly;
James L. Downey. Beverly; ID. Hick-
man and Katie Jones, Middlebourne; j.
A. Taylor, Warrington.
MCLURE:-A. p. Brown and Charles
ClelIen, Sistersville; (. p. Lane and l..
G. Apologize, Wellsburg; r. n. Dorm
haus, w. w. William, Tairview; p. A.
Pugh. Fairmout; Mrs, J. n. Titus, Sis
tersvile; f. Monisen and wife, Man
nington; F. A. Prichard, Warrington.
Jesse II. Crago, son OF the Profess
soor, is in the city for visit to his
father. His wife is accompanying him,
and it is the first time that ne has been
in the city since he became benedict.
Mr.. Crago is young business man OF
GALLON, o., and is prosperins there.
Henry Senne, Capt. George Welsger-
Der, John and Thomas Thomas, aud
Harry Garden got home last evening
from Virginia Beach. They visited
there after taking in the k. OF P. en-
csmpment at Washington, D. c.
BRUNSWICK: John McAndry, Sisters
vile; f. Wells, Ravenswood; S. ?.
Cook, st. Mary's; j. W. Johnston, Man
nington; w. Wilson and wife, Cameron
T. A. Wern and lady and Salem Maine,
Fairmont.
Captain Charles Ball. of the Pittsburg
division OF the 3. 81 o., aud wife are
home from trip to Washington, ID. q.
During Mr.. Balls absence Philip Ellery,
extra conductor, did his work.
Horny Bacher, formerly assistant
secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A., has gone
TO Baltimore, Md, to be assistant physl-
cal director OF the Association there.
Mrs. DR.. s. Z. Richardson and
daughter. Miss Carrie, of New Mata-
moras, are guests ct the home OF Mrs,
A. r. Raper, of South Jacob street.
Miss Alice Rist, of BsIrsville, o., and
Miss Clara Ohlinger, of New Martins
Vile, are guests at the home of Edward
Kassermau, of Forty-third street.
Mr.. Mortimer Pollock and wife re-
turned yesterday from a six weeks trip
along the Atlantic coast, visiting EngIe-
wood and Holly Beach, n. j.
Conrad Miller, Of the South Side, is
home from FIVE months visit TO Ger
many. He has gone at once TO work Ia
the LaBele pottery.
Miss Dusa Mcintyre, daughter OF
Attorney j. w. Mcintyre, of New Mar
tinsville, is the Charming guest OF
friends in this city.
Miss Imogene Strobel, OF Thirty-frst
street, left yesterday morning for La
fayette, lad, where she is teacher in
the public schools.
Will w. Irwin returned last evening
from Knoxville, Tenn, whore he was
called to the funeral OF his father, Rob-
ert Irwin.
Ed. Ludwig, a compositor on the Pitts
burg Press, was in the city to-day on
his way home from a trip South for his
health.
George B. Thompson, proprietor OF
the Bijou Theatre, Sistersville, accom-
panied by Mrs. Thompson, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ebinger, of
Marietta, are guests a. the home OF
Henry w. Etz., OF Thirty-ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sheppard, of Cam
bridge, Ohio, sre the guests Of Mr. and
mrs. JObu l. uetNoJ' VI D'
Miss Julia Ridgley, Of Clinton, W..
Va, left over the Panhandle yester-
day for Pittsburg to visit friends.
Col. Thomas O'Brien and Maj. Ran
dolph Stalnaker returned from short
Western trip yesterday morning.
Miss Jennie Monroe, a popular and
handsome young lady Of Proctor, Is the
guest Of friends on Main street,
TT. Geraghty, the manager of the
Union News Company, was In the city