Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-11

Daily Ohronlcls OF the Movements OF
Individuals

JdmeS DuTuS uhe dCCcptod pOoisiou
AZ the gas works.
Mrs. John Roemer. OF Twenty-irst
and Main streets, is very low.
Charles Roth, after visit to this city,
has gone TO his home in Chicago.
James Machin. of Thirty-ninth street,
is home from visit to Yorkville, o.
Albert Arbor. the South Side potter,
left yesterday for trip to Pittsburg.
Miss Hattie Chrystal and Mary Nc
Donald are guests of Pittsburg friends.
Edwin Peck, South Side potter, has
gone to his home in Steubenville, Ohio,
i'll.
Colonel John Suyler, Of the East
End, left yesterday for a trip TO Pitts
burg.
Mrs. John Ehrle. Sr., OF South Wood
street, left yesterday for visit to Pitts
burg.
Thomas A. Mckee. business manager
for Robert Downing, was in the city
yesterday.
Charles thinner, the South Chapline
street bakery proprietor, is home from
an eastern tour.
Miss Maggie Blake. OF the South Side.
who has been summering al Mounds
vile, is home.
Miss Minnie Snyder, Of the East Eud,
has gone for visit TO friends in Allie
gheny City, Pa.
Charles Kroneweth and Timothy Du-
Gan North Enders. are home from
trip TO Cincinnati.
Miss Anna Riddle, of the East EDd,
leaves to-day for New York City to
be gone several weeks.
Miss Angie Hall, Of Allegheny City,
who has been visiting in East Wheeling,
has gone to her home.
Joseph Roger, of East Wheeling, has
gone TO PittSburg TO spend a week AT
the G. a. r. encampment.
Euphrates Baucher and wife, Of Mt.
Vernon, Mo-, are at the Stamm. He Is
editor Of the POSt-JourRdL
C. w. Wheat and wife, Of Indianap-
oils. Ind, who have been In the city ON
a visit, have returned home.
After a pleasant visit to Morristown,
Ohio, Miss Hattie Poole, OF South Mar
ket street, has returned home.
J. p. w. Bowers, salesman at Nc
Mechen's preserving works, is back
from q successful Western trip.
The Misses Mamie Brady and Bertha
Douglass, interesting South Side ladies,
are home from q visit down the river
Steve Tracy, the old steamboat man
of the North End, will leave tomorrow
for Pittsburg for the q. A. Il. blow out.
Mrs. John Newman and daughters.
of Pittsburg, are guests at the home OF
Mrs. Ellen Newman, of South Eoif
street.
Frank Johnson, of Long Reach, who
has been visiting relatives on the South
Side for the last week, has gone to his
home.
Sam and Leo Brilles, who have been
spending their vacation at home, re-
turned TO school at Wooster, Ohio, yes
terday.
Misses Theresa Evans and Mary
Sehaub, OF the East End, will leave to-
morrow for a two weeks visit to the
country.
&c. Nickleson, of New York, who
has been at the home of Joseph Seybold,
OF South Water street for a. visit, has
returned to his home.
The Misses Maggie aud Hannah
Burns, accompanied by their brother
James, of the East End, left yesterday
for a visit TO PitUSburg.
Charles Welsei, Nicholas Miller and
Sylvester Wirtsburger, veterans and
North Enders, left yesterday for the
encampment at Pittsburg.
ST.. CHARLES: q. a. Douglass, New
Martinsville; ID. w. Terrell and w. b.
Jones, Spencer; W. o. Hare, Sisters
Vile, w. 5. Park, Warrington.
Manufacturer William Nj. Cox and
wife will go TO Pittsburg to-day. Mr..
Cox expects to see hundreds OF his old
soldier friends at the Encampment.
BENJAMIN Honecker, employed at
VIII Armbrecht's pharmacy on South
Jacob street, has gone TO Pitts0urg TO
take in the sights at the encampment.
Miss Edna, the accomplished daugh-
tar of Mr.. Ed. Fitzgerald, the postmas-
ter of Cameron, W. Va, is the guest OF
Miss Minnie Hathaway, of South Chap
line street.
Adolf Fritz, Jr., Charles Hydinger
and Albert SpeideI, well-known young
men, of Foaty.third street, will leave
to-day for hunting trip to the interior
of the State.
Mrs. John Smith and daughter, Miss
Anna, of Lloydsville, o.. who have
been on the South Side for visit TO
friends, have gone TO Pittsburg TO con-
tinue their visit.
McLuRE-S. w. Hall, Fairmont; S.
A. Prichard, Warrington; George w.
Boss. Belmont; r. NJ Sheats, Grafton;
J. w. Thayer, Fairmont, and j. Ii.
Hazlett, StStersville.
Edward Menge, the popular South
Market street business man, left yeSter-
day for a trip. He will be gone two
weeks and will visit Pittsburgh, Balti-
more, New York and other eastern
cities.
s. s. Jacob. James Dixon and Frank
c. Cox. Of West Liberty, and Charles
Waddeu, Howard Fox, Chas. +. burst,
Fred Wood and Charles Morrison, of
this city, left for the Morgantown Uni
versity yesterday.
William Kyttle, Man
chester; Mary Mcdowell, Murphytown;
W. II. Morris, Cameron; 5. 5. Hamm,
Weston: f. NJ. Wilson, Fairmont; w.
II. Sinclair, Warrington, and >. w.
Wendenhall, Sistersville.
WINDSOR. NJ. Michael, Parkers-
burg: A. Grade, Moundsville; w. j.
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