Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
ABOUT people,
Daily Chroaicls OF the Movement Of
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NEW York, September 15.-Miss
J Minnie Good, of Wheeling, sailed to-day
| on the Traye for Bremen. G. Hiboen,
! of Wheeling is al the st. Denis. j. L.
| Cald we'll. OF Huntington, is at the
Brunswick.
SrAMM.-S. C. Reppeto, M~oundsville.
Jerry Newman, OF South Eoff street
Is i'll.
D. W. Irons, of Barclay, O., is at the
Stamm.
CharlefZulauf, the South Side vocal
list, is Ill.
w. E. Emerson, OF Barnssvills, O., is
in the city.
j. Stoneclife. Of Sistersville, was at
the Brunswick.
A. w. Williams, Of Pittsburg, is At
the ST. Charles.
Edward Simpson, Of Washington, Pa,
is at the Mcclure hotel.
J.. w. Holhngsworth. Of ST. Glars
vile, is al the Mcclure.
Mr.. Clemens Welty, OF Fairmont, Is
visiting friends in this city.
w. NJ. Ewing, OF Washington, Pa,
was at the Behler, Yesterday.
Frank Waterhouse is homo from a
months visit to Sykesville, Nd.
Miss Selia Blrk, OF South Main
street. is at Pittsburg on a visit.
DR.. J. r. Manlsy, Of South Chapline
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Frank Neidert, OF Twenty-second
street, is home from q visit TO q Pitts
burg.
Mrs. John Ehrle, ST.. OF South Wood
street, is home from q visit to Pitts
burg.
James Smith and wife, Of Washing
ton, Pa, were In the city on business
yesterday.
Louis Rodman, the business mon OF
South Chapline street, is home from a
trip to P%ittsburg.
Albert Conrad, OF the South Side,
left Yesterday for a hunting and fishing
trip TO Fish creek.
John Ballinger, a well known mill
man Of South Jacob street, has an at
tack of typhoid fever.
Justice Joseph A. Arkls,o OF the Eighth
ward, is home from the q. A. X. en-
campment at Pittsburg.
Charles Ulrich left yesterday for
Muncie, Ind, where he will work In
one Of the glass factories.
Bobert Stathers OF Tyler county, who
has been on the South Side for q visit,
left yesterday for his home.
Mr.. George Kurner leaves this after
noon for Washington, Philadelphia n
New York, to De gone several weeks.
ST. CHARLEs.-B. S. Reeves, Samuel
Parker, Frank Sisler and ). 5. Speer,
Parkersburg, and James Wilson, Cam
eron.
Fred Neigsl, one OF the clerks at
Notes Thirty-third street grocery, and
George Shopper are home from a trip to
Pittsburg.
Terrence Carman and Dennis Con-
nors, Of East Liverpool, arrived In the
city yesterday for a visit among South
Side friends.
Joseph Bell, the veteran Wheeling
manufacturer, who for some time has
been at Muncie, Ind, on a business
trip, is home.
Mr.. Henry B. Altmyer left last even
ing at $50 for Baltimore, where he Will
enter st. Vincsnt's College to study for
the priesthood.
Mr.. Newburger, private secretary to
Senator Camden, is here making a short
visit to the family Of N. Heymann, on
Chapline street
C. Stathers, q son of the South Side
physician, left yesterday for his studies
at Morgantown University after being
at home on his vacation.
Tonic Weisner and Eugene Lemmons,
well known young men OF the Soush
Side, left yesterday for a fishing and
hunting trip up the river.
WINpsoR-C. A. Quarter and J. M.
Mitchell, OF Parkersourg; Harry Eibin,
! Cameron, and Mrs. Afford Contrite and
daughter Edith, Parkersburg.
J.. NJ. Mitchell, J.. Z. Mayhem and
wife, j. &. Piggott, Mrs. VIM. Wright,
Mrs. John Ramsey, Mrs. Henry Sea-
NTH, all Of Parkersburg, are regis
tered at the Brunswick.
Louis Bischoff and wife, OF Forty
third street, are home from Pittsburg,
whore they attended the Encampnent,
and from Johnstown, Pa, where they
visited friends and relatives.
Charles Gegner, Of South Water
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of blood poisoning, resulting from the
accident at the LaBelle nail mill, was
able to be out for the first time yester-
day. he has q very painful hand yet,
however.
BEHLER-J. B. Bailey, Lubbock; B. f.
Walker, Parkersburg; George &. Fer
guson, Sis,ersville; DR.. c. Shriver.
Bethany; c.. A. Basnett, Warrington;
J.. II. Brown, Moundsville; William
Boyle, Warrington, aud j. A. Burgess,
Huntington.
Fonce Snyder, an old Island boy. Is
here with mis- daughter, Hildegard, from
Brainard, Mimi. where he has been
since 1854. He is 10 the shoe business,
and has been ever since be left Wheel
ing. He is stopping at his fathers, Mr..
f. d. Snyder, on South Broad way,
Island. He is the same Rood-natured,
Jolly fellow he always was, and his nu-
nerous friends aud acquaintances are
all glad to see hin. He will leave for
home the latter part Of this week.
Mr.. w. L. Calm, accompanied by bis
wife and Mrs. Callin's sister, Miss Riley,
OF 81. C~lairsville, will leave on Monday,