Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-05

DAILY Ohroaiolo OF sue Movsnsaf
individuals

g visiting on South JACOB street.
MANY Of the hotels were so we'll filed
asst night that cots had to be used,
Frank Ayers OF Trenton, n j., is
VISITING relatives on South EoH street.
Henry Schafsr, OF South Jacob street,
: better OF his attack OF blood poison
nE.
Mrs. John F. Miller and Mrs. McFad
len have gone for vlsit 70 Columbus,
Ohio.
VIM. Bartlett and wife, of Littleton,
are visiting relatives on Iwenty-sixth
Itreet
B. 5. Mcclure, wife and family are
home from trip to Binghampton,
Ny.
Mrs. Joseph Fisher is home from a
visit 70 Cameron. She lives on Forty
third street.
Andrew Hsise, Of Pittsburg, is the
guest Of Lawrence Wheat on North
Main street.
Miss Berthe Turner, OF Moundsville,
IS visiting Miss Bell Devlne, OF South
JACOB street.
George Henlein, Of South Jacob street,
Is home from four months' fishing trip
down the river.
Rev. Father Schilp, Of st. Jossphs,
w. Va. is in the city. be is stopping
AZ the Cathedral
Miss Lizzie Reiter, of Twenty-iOurth
and Water street, is home from
visit 70 Cameron.
Walter Cowans, Of Wens6urg, prom
inent liveryman, was in the city yester-
day doing the Fair
T. f. Reward, Of MonOngah, is visit
log his brother, n. Il. Reward, Of
TWenty-sixth street.
Andy Hores and George thinner,
South Side Wheslmen, yesterday took
spin 70 MoundsYille.
Miss Ina Bekurs. OF Parkersburg. IS
visiting at the home Of Henry w. EtZ,
On Tirty-ninth street
G. A. Wilson, the Superintendent Of
the w. & L. T. railway, was 10 the city
yesterday on business.
Miss Annie L. McCabe, Of New York,
is guest Of her sister, Mrs william
J. LuJz, OF the Island.
Thomas Padden, Of the street cars, is
home from a two weeks visit from Lit
Teton, his former home.
The Misses Rose Etz and BERTHE Carl,
q the South Side, are home from
weeks visit 70 Marietta.
Miss Mena kiunel and little niece,
Seva, Of Grafton, is visiting Miss Mol
lie Farrell, Of the Island.
IL. A. Woeber, ST., wife and son,
Lawrence, got home yesterday from
visit to Bowling Green, ..
D. j. Cromwell, Of the b. & O., Of
Baltimore, Md, was at Benwood juno
tion Yesterday on business.
Adolf Knoke, Jr., OF South Eof
street, has gone 10 Columbus, o. to
take Ia the OhIo State Fair.
The solo "Salutaris" rendered a.
the Cathedral Sunday morning was
sang by Miss Emma Connolly.
Butcher John Medick, Of South Chap
line street, got home yesterday from
pleasure "trip 20 Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, Of Limestone,
W. Va, is visiting az Ihe home OF j. u.
Marsh, OF South jacob street.
Miss Nellie Eoeling, of Triadelphia,
has gone 20 Boston 10 enter the New
Eoglau Conservatory OF Music.
Miss Caroline Jerry, OF Washington,
Pa. IS visiting at the home OF Charles
HagedOrn, on south EOG street.
MRS. VIII Richards, Of Cumberland,
Md, is tue guest Of her sister, Mrs. j.
g. Troll, on South Market street
Miss Ollie Thompson, OF Sardis, o.,
has a-5ived ID the city for visit to
= - Alice Fagert, Of South Eot street.
James Gallagher, formerly Of the
SruJh Side, who has been working at
Fa1rmouL has returned 70 the city to
i1e
Miss Maggie Padien, of Martins
Ferry, OHIO, has accepted a position
with Caldwell. 81 Peterson, as stenO-
grapher.
Edward Jefferson, Of Upper Benwood
who has been az work at Warrington
for some time, has returned TO the city
10 reside.
Miss Ruth Hall returned yesterday
from PIttsburg, where she has been
visiting Miss Myrtle Sangley, Of the
East End.
Mrs. Sue Z. Wright and daughters
have resurned from Elm Grove, where
they have bseu residing during the past
three months.
Mr. Charles z. Lutz, formerly OF
Wheeling, out now living in Chicago, is
visiting his brother, after an absence
Of twenty years.
Miss Bert Hays, who has been So
jouruiug on the South Side for some
months, will 20 to her former home IN
Bellaire to-day TO live.
Miss Mary Hartman, OF Sardis, Bnd
Miss NeYa Cats, OF Darlington, o., very
charming young ladies, are she guests
of Miss Lottie Walton, Main street.
Miss Imogene Strobel, q teacher 10
the schools Of Lafayette, Ind, who has
been visiting her parents, will leave
this morning TO begin the coming term.
T. NJ. Manley. q prosperous merchant
of Peel Tree, this State, the twin broth
er Of the South Side physician, is in the
city for q visit 10 his brother.
Miss May Joseph, an accomplished
young lady OF Garrett, Ind, a niece Of
SQUIRE William Manion, Of Twenty
fourth street, has arrived AZ the home
of the Justice for visit.
Bernard Fisher, Of Cameron, who has
been visiting friends Oh the South Side,
nas gone to his home. MrS. b. Fisher,
Of Forty-thlrd street. got home yeSter-
lay from a trip 10 Newport, KY, for
he benefit Of her health.