Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27
the East End. who have been III for
some DAYS. are improving.

Mrs. John Emig, OF Twenty-fourth
street, left last evening for WellsourR
to see her mother, who is Ill.
Miss Annie Cooper, a handsome young
lady Of the South Side, is home from
visit to friends at Tiltonville-
DR.. L. S. Riggs and wife, OF South
Chapline street, ara visiting friends and
relatives in Greene county, Pa
Mrs. C. S. Packer, of North Market
street, will leave tomorrow evening TO
visit her mother at Cincinnati.
William Alberts, a clerk for the
Wheeling Drug Company. will 60 &c
Pittsburg this morning for visit.
Mrs. j. M. Shay, who has been visit
ing friends on the South Side, left fol
her home near Pittsburg yesterday.
William 81. McLain arrived home
yesterday from Chicago, where he has
been attending the Rush Medical Col
lege.
Mrs. William Smith, wife Of the popu-
lar conductor on the street cars, left
yesterday for visit to friends near
Sherrard.
George McEntee. Of Dudley's whole
sale house on the South Side. who has
been suffering from carbuncle, is on
duty again.
Miss Cora Jones, of Terra Alta, who
has been visiting her sister, DR.. Hattie
Jones, of Fifteenth street, has returned
to her home.
George and August Schultze, sons OF
the Coroner, are home from business
trip to Cameron. They will return to
that place in the morning.
Miss ANNA Moore, niece OF Officer
James Creighton, will go soon for a
pleasure trip to Lake Geneva. Wis. She
will be gone a couple OF weeks.
Thomas Duffey, OF North Wheeling, a
hustling young fellow, has accepted q
position and has gone to work Cor the
Union News Company, OF this city.
Henry Remke, formerly at Behren's
South Side branch store, has accepted
position as clerk at r. j. Hubel's
grocery, at Twenty-third and Market
streets.
BEHLER-James Staley and son, New
Martinsville; E. B. Hamm, D. L. Allen,
James O'Rourke and VIM. Jones, Sis
tersville, and w. f. Ruthlenslager, Man
nington.
Miss Mary O'Day, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. f. M. Clarkson,
leaves next week for the mountains, &C.
companied by her niece, Miss Katie
Clarkson. q
Mr.. H. S. Dice, of Roney's Point, left
last evening on a trip to the Elmthurst
Farm, near Livingston, Ky. Mr.. Dice
will return some time the latter part of
next week.
Miss Pearl Criswell and Miss Hen
retta, OF Moundsville, charming and
accomplished young ladies. arc guests
OF Miss Mary Morrison, Of Twenty
fourth street.
DR.. James E. Reeves, formerly OF this
city, now of Chattanooga, Tenn, who
has been visiting in the city, left last
night for Washington, d. c., to attend
convention.
Miss Emma Connolly, one Of Wheel
ing's promising young vocalists, sang
dL Ju6 COuCcTb dG Iuo zig ubOOubu OVlOOV
Mission Sunday School last Friday.
Miss Connolly is a pupil of Mt. de Chan
tai.
D. Bedilion, hustling young man
formerly with L. S. Delaplaine 81 Co.,
will go into the confectionery business
at the prosperous town Of Claysville,
Washington county, Pa. His store will
be opened on Decoration Day.
John J. O'Kane, son of Postmaster
M. j. O'Kane, while playing baseball
recently at Fordham, n. Y, College,
was struck in the eye with ball. The
member will be permanently injured.
Mr.. O'Kane came home Thursday.
Miss Clara Cline, of Hannibal, Ohio,
who has been Assistant Matron OF the
Ridge Avenue Orphan Asylum in Allie
gheny City, for some time past, has re-
signed her position and accepted the
position as Matron Of the "Fresh Air
Home" at Glenfeld, Pa.
The many friends of Mrs. George B.
Caldwell will be pleased to hear Of her
safe arrival home, after three months
visit to her relatives at Washington, d..
c., and friends at other cities, including
New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and
Chicago. She returns we'll pleased with
her trip.
WE are agents for the celebrated Hor-
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