Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-08

Mrs. S. S, Greene, Bartholdi.
Henry NJ Brilles is home from Sis
tersvllle this week attending the fair.
Frank Johnson, OF Long Reach, was
in the city yesterday for pleasure trip
ST. CHARLEs:-C. Spencer Graham
and w. Mcmillan and wife, Parkers'
burg.
Mr.. John Clark. a prominent Tyler
county Democrat, was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Dora and Herman Blxon. Of
GAINESVILLE, o., are visiting Island
friends
Miss Estella Clendenning, of Wells
burg, is visiting friends in the city for
3 few days.
Mr.. o. e. Jansen. the Seventeenth
street barber, will leave Sunday fer
Weston on business.
George w. Stocking, one OF the
wealthisst and most prominent men OF
Tyler county, is In the city
Emmett Parker. of Long Reach, was
in the city yesterday 4 guest OF his
brother Selman, OF Ebeling's pharmacy.
Mrs. Mary Marshall, Of FindIsy, o.,
who has been visiting Mrs. Sarah Wait,
OF the South Side, left yesterday for
her home.
Misses Loretta and Eva Fitzsimmons,
Of Pittsburg, are the guests OF their
sister, Mrs. James Fllan, Of South Mar
ket street.
Miss Title Kilver, OF South Jacob
street, will leave for Pittsburg Monday
morning, to attend the G. A. r. en-
campment.
Misses Laura and Nettie Lenhart
who have been rustcating in the wilds
OF Wetzel county for their health, have
returned home.
Miss L. Bessie Ashbaugh, a talented
young elocutionist of East Liverpool, is
o guest at the residence Of Mr.. Clar-
ence Laird, on South Front street.
Misses Alice Mcmillan and Birdie
VandeWander, interesting young ladies'
OF Parkersburg, are guests at the home
OF Dr.. J. Z. Marley on South Chap
line street.
WINDSOR. w. C. Bennett and Mar
tin Leroy, Weston; c. B. Couch,
Charleston; Mrs. James A. KsrRs and
Mrs. J. Il. Anderson, Sistersvillei w.
d. Sigar, New Cumberland.
STAMM-Charles Robinson, Clarks-
burg; n. c. Cole, Hundred; G. w.
Stocking, Sistersville: L. f. Wibert,
Cameron; J. w. Bogsss, Sistersvllle;
Mrs Jennie Cole, Hundred.
BRUNswICK.-J. w. Deal, West Lib
erty; J. w. Johnson. Warrington; 5.
Z. Grissel. Moundsville; w. ID, Sin
clair, Warrington, and z. j. Moran and
Mrs. j. Jones, Parkersburg.
Samuel Davis, James A. Rogers,
William Griffin, Prof. Thos. Smith and
John Halzett, OF the South Side, were
a party who visited the Riverside tube
works az Benwood last night.
Mrs Mary Behn, Of Parkersburg, and
Miss Ruby Peters, OF Marietta, o., are
visiting relatives in the city. They
will be accompanied home by Miss Hat
tie Bohn, who has been visiting on the
Island.
MCLURE.-H. Largey, Warrington;
I. Fl. Ware, Huntington; S. M. Gardi-
ner, Sistersville; William L. Aston,
Huntington, Jasper A. Smith, New
Cumberland; J. K. Cunningham, Man
nington.
BEHLER-C. w. Ash. Clarksburg; c.
w. Weber, Weston; Charles B. Ebert,
Psrkersbur; 5. L. Brooks and b. b.
Rood Belington; II. Smith,
Hundred; James Conaway, Barriekville;
c. NJ. Calvert and wife, Warrington, G.
L. Pierpont and John Preston, Salama;
Il. J. Davis, Cameron; j. T. Beatty
MorgsntoWn.
The following persons from nearby
towns registered at Wheeling hotels
Yesterday: McLHrs: H. d. Davis,
Washington. Brunswick: w. B. Hop
ton. Woodsfield; Alexander Brumfeld,
Antock; M. F. Gasking, Harrisyille; j.
Fl. Mansfield, Cadiz; w. B. Myers,
Woodsfeld; George 3. Chrlstman,
Washington. Windsor: e. NJ. Bestsr
and Thowas L. Stone, Washington; +.
p. Sheerand j. 3. Bane, New Concord;
James e. Duffy, Steubenville; f. +.
Ginder and c. b. Davis, Cadiz. Bshler:
T. c. Crescent, Washington; Charles
Anderson, Clsysville. Stamn; J. w.
Dickner, Washington; A. f. Geiger and
wife, Pomeroy; c. +, Ward, East Liver
Pool; J. Davis, Cadiz; Miss Annie
Kinnen and Blanche Parker
GAINESVILLE. St. Charles: John NJ.
Fetzbald aud Samuel Mcmillan, Wash
ington; Mrs. J. B. White, Hundreds;
William Harrison, Clarksburg; j. n.
Sweeney, Shiloh, and j. V. Parr, Will
low Grove.