Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
fishing club. He is the treasurer Of

fishing club. He is the treasurer OF
that organization.
Edward Schul, Walter and James
Wheat, well known young men OF the
South Side, left yesterday for visi, to
the camp Of the Mystic Crew Fishing
Club down the river.
Edward Mccormick, a prominent
young business man OF Philadelphia,
Pa, who has been the guest OF Miss
Iona Higgins, OF Thirty-third street,
has gone TO his home.
John Fahey. member Of the Execu-
tive Board OF the United Mine Workers
of America, who has been in the city
for several days on business, returned
TO Columbus ON Friday.
E. II. Biedeman, manager Of the firm
of Lewis Voight 81 Sons Co.. Cincinnati.
and one Of the pushing business men OF
that busy city, is here 10 close up the
business OF Rodman Bros.
Mrs. Alfred Caldwell and daughter,
Miss Laura, accompanied by Mrs. Isa-
bella Irwin, arrived home yesterday
from Mt. Clemens, Mich, where they
have been for the past month.
Sanford Furbee, of Forty.fourth and
Water streets, is home from the ST.
Joseph settlement in Wetzel county.
where he was called by the illness OF
his father, who suffered a recent acct
dent.
City Receiver Kipdeberger and iami-
". Councilman VIM. Otto and family,
Cnas. Danner aud family, VIM. Brost
and family and A. X. Haberfield and
family will all go TO Windsor Station
Monday.
BEHLER-J. P. Parker, Long Reach;
j. NJ. Elliott and wife, ManningtOn; E.
w. Robinson, Grafton; j. j. Bowman,
Warrington; Henry Ferguson, Sisters
vlle;J. w. Ooater and c. w. Shannon,
Warrington.
Miss Cora Bower, OF North Main street,
and Miss Llbbie Tweedy, of Martins
Ferry, left over the c. & p. on We'd
nesday to attend the Christian Eu-
deavor Convention and to visit friends
in Cleveland.
Charles Klevis, Of Twenty-fourth
street, the well-known gentleman who
fell while al work some time ago at the
Reymann brewery and broke both Of his
arms, is getting along well. He Is now
able to have his arms from the sings.
Henry Frohme, the Eight ward fire.
man, who met with the accident some
time ago, is able TO go about and it will
not be long until be is able TO go to
work again. His little girl who suffer
ed the recent painful accident Is getting
along we'll
Mrs. Senator ]. N. Camden and
daughter Mrs i. d. Spillman, return
ed TO Parkersburg Wednesday in Sena-
tor Camden's private car Gauley. Mrs.
Camden had been undergoing treatment
at DIR. r. o. McMaster's hospital, and
left much improved.
WINDSOR: Miss Jane Powell and
Joseph Powell and George Jay, New
Cumberland; Miss B. A. Hawkins, Raw
enswood; A. j. Russell, Sistersville;
d. Duncan, Pickens; q. NJ. Nesbitt,
Warrington; j. j. ClIndare, Fairmont,
and d. G.. Hobaugh, Sistersviie.
j. w. Weisger5er, Hermann Schnei-
der, VIM. Boadwlng, George Heller and
l.. w. Bayney left on the 11:45 train
this morning for Valley Falls, between
Fairmont and Grafton, where they will
Join the other members OF the "Wacht
am Rhine" Fishing Club and spend
couple OF weeks in camp.
Frank Z. Miller, the well known
club swinger of the South Side, who
has been travelling with the Sinclair
circus, has accepted position with. the
Baltimore, Md, casino. He will make
his appearance there for the first
time this week, aud will leave the city
in a few days Ali who have seen him
at his work say he is among the finest
in the business All his friends unite
in wishing him success.