Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

New YORK, April 7.-Among the Nneei-
! ing people who registered during the week
at New York hotels were n. h. whitaker,
A. Hirth, j. D. Culbertson, Astor house :
Louia Delsplaine, ST. James hoteli j; ..
| Gibbs. Fifth Avenue Hotel. From Charles
ton. w. Va. o. Johnson, w. Chiffon, I'm
perial Hotel. From Wilson, w. Va, NJ.
| A. and G.. w. Wilson, Aston House. from
| Grafton. w. Va, e. Brinkman, Broadway
| Central. From West Virginia, Mr.; ana
| Mrs. j, s. Mckee, ST. James Hotel; j. w.
Polney, Broadway Central.
McI.UpE: H. A. Wright, Sistersville.
John Burk. of South Jacob street, is i'll.
I'll. Brainard, of Washington, Pa, is
at the Mcclure.
ia. Ravnes. of Steubenville, o., was in
! the city yesterday.
Mr.. Schlesinger returned from his East
i ern trip last Friday.
VIM. Barr, of Claysville. Pa, Is regis
| tered at the Windsor.
Miss Kate Winters has returned from
weeks visit in Baltimore
Lex Kennev, of Sistersville, was among
! friends in the city yesterday
George Kaler and G. NJ. Humphrey, OF
Sistersville, are az the Behler,
Miss Nellie Grade, Of South Woods
street, is laid up with the grip.
Miss Bessie Evans IS home from an ex-
tended stay at Ackeesport, Pa
George X. Leasure, Of Thirty-ninth
| street. has moved TO Mt. Pleasant, ..
Patrick Dougherty, of South Wood
street, who has been Ill, is recovering.
Miss Mamie Weidner, OF the Sixth
ward. is visiting friends IN Wellsourg.
Mrs. Squire Kimmons, OF West Alexan-
der, was a visitor in the city yesterday
BFHLER-P. c. Stein, Bakerstown; r.
| Henderson, Wellsburg; John Stealy, SIS
| tersville.
James Flanagan, Of East Wheeling, left
a few days ago for visit TO friends a.
Providence, K. L.
J. S. Gioos,. of Wheeling. registered
Thursday, Of this week at the tltth ave
nue. Hotel. New York.
FIJI. Schawb, of West Virginia, regis
tered during the past week at the St.James
Hotel, Jacksonville, Fla.
W.P. Cogley, Of the B. & o., left last
evening for visit to mis- family at Cam
eron.
Miss Lone Clam, Of Belmont county,
o., is guest OF friends on South Water
street.
George McEntee, Of the South Side, will
leave in the morning for business trip 10
Marietta.
The condition Of Mrs. VIM. Fee, OF
South Main street, was much improved
yesterday.
G.. 3. Bovd, Of Jewett, o., who has been
a business visitor in the city, has returned
10 his home.
Thomas Purcell. well known B. x 0.
section man. is able to work again after
weeks illness.
VIM. Fritz. Of the South Side, is homo
for a short visit from Sistersville, where
he is employed.
Jesse Williams, Of Pittsburg, has accept
ed a position with tie Union News Com
pany, of this city.
Miss Mary Stehder, popular young
lady from New Martinsyllle, IS visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. Eta Evans Brown, OF Pitts0urg IS
visiting her sister Mrs. John Staran, NO
140 Nineteenth street.
WINDSOR: Burns Darsie, Bethany; c.
L. Rogers, Fairmout; n. ID. tarnsWorth
and daughter, Parkersburg.
Jan Kuhajda, Of Benwood, a well-known
Hungarian, will leave next Tuesday for
his former home in Hungary.
James Mccain and Miss Mary Laurie,
of the South Side, were quietly married at
St. Clairsville week before last.
Mrs. Charles Frantz, of Wheeling, was
among the guests al the Hotel Grugewald,
New Orleans, for few days this week.
John Sweeney and Laurence Wheat left
Yesterday for Wash-Jeff College, after
spending their April vacation in the city.
August Riemenschneider, the we'll
known South Slider, who had the stroke OF
paralysis few days ago, IS much better
Milton Schafer, the dentist of North
Market street, will visit his home near
Cambridge, o., and will start tomorrow
Herman Bowman, well known young
man of the Fortv-third street vicinity, who
works at Sistersville, is home for short
visit.
p. f. Farrell, Of Wheeling, John S. Nc
Kee. of West Virginia, spent part OF the
week at Welcker's Hotel, Washington,
d. c.
w. w. Wood, Of the planning mill firm Of
Wood Bros, is expected home In Few
DAYS from a business trip through this
State.
John Bodley, Of Wheeling F. f. Chiffon,
of Charleston, w. Va, while IN Washing
ton this week, were guests OF the 1T. James
Hotel.
Howard Shafer has accepted q position
with Fred Stroehmann, the baker, as pie
wagon driver. He is awell known South
Sider.
Miss Nina Commerford has returned 10
Lakewood. Pa, after avisit 10 her mother,
Mrs. James Commerford, OF South Chap
line street
Andrew Gollner, well known South
Side Young man, who has been IN the City
Hospital for the last nine weeks, IS able to
about again.
L. p. rabbi ]. B. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Potts, OF West Virginia, spent
part of tho week at the Howard House,
Washington.
VIC. Handlan and T. S. Riley left yes
terdav afternoon for Baltimore, 10 be In at
tendance at the ordination exercises OF
( Bishop DonahUe.
Mrs. Gilmore Browne and son are at
| Florenceville, New Brunswick, where
! they will remain several months as the
guests Of friends.
SrAuM: John Hopkins, Warrington;
Nelson Keim, Martinsburg; John Rumble,
! Sistersvi1e, r. j. Hinde, Huntington; J.
| +. Doliu, Moundsville,
! Selmon Parker, the well known employe
/ Of Ebelng's South Side pharmacy Will 20
/ in a few days for visit TO his home at
! Long Reach, this State.
Mrs. +. 5. Landstreet, Miss K. E.
/ Davis. 7. B. Davis, Jr., OF DAVIS, w. Va,
/ registered early this week at the Fifth
! Avenue Hotel, New York.
Miss Mary Slender, handsome young
| lady Of New Martinsville, daughter OF
! ex.Sherif Slender. is the guest Of Miss
| Mary Nolte, OF 25Ol Chapline street
! DR.. Eugene L. Warren arrived home yes
/ terdav morning from Chicago where be