Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-04

home from business Trip W bi''io'oi.
Mr., Wiley thinks the attendance OF
members of the Editorial Association
from throughout the State at the meet
ing next week will be very large ana
representative.
d. Isemau, OF Washington, Pa, Is in
the city.
Charles w. Lowe, of Steubenville, is
in the city.
w. K. KEENAN,, of st. CIairsville, is
city visitor.
George Conather, of Piedmont, is a
Mcclure guest.
C.R. DeneI, OF Friendly, is registered
at the Mcclure.
Henry Koch, OF East Liverpool, O.,
is at the Behler.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams have re-
turned from a northern trip.
J. Wilson, and l. j. Cline, OF Wash
ington, Pa, are at the Behler.
Solomon Parker, OF the South Side, Is
home from visit to Long Reach.
A. j. McGarrell, OF Plttsburg, was
called here by the serious illness OF MS
father.
J. B. Wickery aud L. H. Chalenor,
railroaders, OF Pittsburg. are Mcclure
guests.
Hamilton Burt, Jr., Of the South
Side, is home from a visitto his brother
in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Bridget Hughes, OF South Woods
street, was much better yefterday. She
is now on fair way toward recovery.
Mrs. John Fisher and daughter, Miss
Annie, of South Woods street, both be-
ing i'll, have been taken TO the country.
Mrs. Philip T. Allen, daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Adams, is in the
city on a visit. She lives at Staunton,
Va.
Miss Dora Helmbrecht, charming
young lady OF South Jacob street, is
home from a short visit to friends in St.
Clairsvlle.
George Nolts, an accommodating
young man, of the North End, has &C
cepted a position at. John Coleman's
drug store.
Miss Lizzie Slender, OF New Martins
Vile, daughter of ex-Sheriff John Stem
der, who has been in this locality on
visit returned to her home last even
ing.
MCLURE-J. S. Swindler, Fairmont;
H. q. Wilhelm and M. w. Scott, Reth-
any; L. II. Cox, Huntington; w. B.
McGregor. Fairmont, and George L.
Miller, Huntington.
BEHLER: John Hannah, Miss Clara
Bees, and Miss Dora Carthy, Sisters
Vile; H. Stewart, Warrington; James
Furber, Wolf Summit, and j. q. New
man, New Martinsville.
WINDsoR.-J. c. Floyd, Rippon; H.
w. Beverin, Grafton; S. B. Hall, New
Martinsville; J. A. Smith, New Cum
berland: H. Stewart, Warrington; j.
w. Allen, Grafton, and J. E. White,
Salem.
Hon. j. c. McClary, resident Of
Portland, O., is now in mis- saith year,
and was made an Odd Fellow in the city
of Wheeling in 1888 and claims to be
the oldest Odd Fellow in this vicinity.
II there is an older Odd Fellow Mr.. Nc
Clary would like to see him,
Mr.. NJ. j. Tracy, of PIT. Pleasant, has
again taken up his residence in Wheel
ing, and is located at the Hub" estab-
ment. Mr.. TracY's many friends In
Wheeling will be glad to learn that he
is to make Wheeling his home again
and hope it will be permanent.
George w. Shipman, of Tallmansvills,
Upshur county, Que OF the prominent
merchants OF that place, left last night
after being in the city for several days
buying goods. While here he was the
guest OF DR.. J. +. Manley, OF South
Chapline street, part of the time.
Samuel Wilcox, OF Flushing, o., will
sail on Saturday on the steamer
Lucania, of the Cunard line, for
Europe. Rev. John Roberts, wife and
child, Of Colerain, will sail en- the same
day, on the steamer Furnessia, OF the
Anchor liue. Passage was secured at
John Baille's steamship agency.
SrAMM: j. w. Murey, Malone; r. G.
Dakin, Rosby Rock; Col. c. w. Arnett,
Fairmont: Rev. A. j. Yoke, Grafton;
Mrs. j. II. Mccoy, Mrs. NJ. R. Wells,
Sistersvile, Mrs. M. Prichard, Mrs. +.
R. Stewart, Miss Gertie Stewart, w.
w. Rice, Mannington; G. w. Moore, 5.
J. Kidmore, w. f. Z. Cemper, Sutton;
M. A. Neiswayer, Elizabeth; p. p.
Moore, s. A. Moore, Weston.