Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

DAILY chronieis OF the Movsasas Of
Individuals

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| Special 7sisoro1 20 ths Sunday Rs5isssr
new YORK, JANUARY 2O--F. Leonard,
OF Wheeling. is registered at the Aston
House.
Officer Daniel O'Brien suffers from q
| severe cold.
Jas. F. Frame. OF sistersville, is .
windsor guest.
Dennis Dugan, OF Washington, Pa,
Is at the Behler.
John Elliott, OF South Wood street,
has al attack Of grip.
William Ellsworth. OF Ohio, Is visit
Ing South Side friends.
George House, OF the Island, is re-
covering from q sickness.
John Marsh, OF South Wood street
Is home from a visit to Cameron.
Miss Margaret Powell, OF McMechen.
Is home from visit to Cameron.
eiebert' son of Alonzo Rupsr, OF
south Jacob street, is quite sick.
Edward Peck, OF SteubenvIIIe, IL n
guest OF friends on the South Side.
Mrs. James Fulton. OF South Jacob
street, who has been i'll. Is improving.
L. j. Hinde, OF Huntington, and S. J.
Morgan, OF Grafton, are at the Stamm.
Charles t. Golf. contractor, left last
night to visit his home at Rochester.
Mrs. Edward Ryner. OF South Jacob
street, Is able TO be out after a painful
illness.
Profs. John A. Myers and Rudolph L.
Roode, Of Morgantown, are stopping at
the Windsor
Anton Rowan, OF Twenty-ninth
street, Is Wishing friends at Short
Creek, this State.
Mrs. John Ferguson. wife OF the b.
& o. Waterman, at Thlrty-third and
Eotf streets, is sick.
Henry Beuleke. OF the South Side,
mas gone for visit 70 friends at Sand
Hill, Marshall county.
ST. CHARLEs-Charles Devore, Hun
tington; j. w. Rice, MOrgantown, and
j. Wilson, Parkersburg.
John h. Fish, OF Twenty.ninth
street, who has been travelling in the
west, has returned home.
Ad Dunbarger, OF Parkersburg, pass
ed through this city yesterday on his
way home from Pittsburg.
Miss Clara Wagner, OF South Chap
line street, is home from visit TO
friends at Proctor, w. Va.
j. G. Bell, who has been visiting in
this city, left for his home, In Los An
geIes. yesterday by the j. ~ o.
Miss Sara Hathaway, OF South Chap
line street, Will leave tomorrow for a
visit to friends at Cam bridge, o.
Perry Nolan and wife, OF Thirty
eighth and Wetzel streets, have re-
turned from 4 trip to Parkersburg.
Mrs. Mary Smith and Miss Annie
Nicely, from Lewis county, are visiting
Mrs. ID. l.. Bryan. OF East Wheeling.
BEHLEE-Frsnk Brown, WellsburQ;
Hal Kennedy, Burton, and Il. p.
Willoughby and IL. SCHNEIDER, Man
nington.
John and Tom Sweeney were down
from Washington, Pa, yesterda y, spend
ing few days with their parents at
Elm Grove.
Harry Kasley, the East Wheeling coal
merchant, is able TO be in his office
again after long and painful attack
OF typhoid fever.
Miss May Smith will leave for New
York on Wednesday, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. JOS NJ Keane,
for several months.
Newt. Burns, of Baltimore, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph
Ennis, Of Thirty-ninth staeet, has re-
turned TO his home.
Miss Katharine Hathaway, OF South
Chapine street, has returned home AZ
ter visit at the home of Postmaster
Fitzgerald, OF Cameron.
Miss Nellie Harris, OF Homestead,
Pa, who has been visiting South Side
friends, left yesterday to end her visit
at Hartford City, this State.
Miss Minnie Gibson, who has been
visiting at the home OF Louis Lewis, OF
Upper Benwood, will leave for her home
at shawnee, Ohio, next Tuesday.
Miss Laura Ford returned Yesterday
from ZanesYille, where she attended
the funeral of her brother-in-law, Mr..
Beaumont who was drowned at Chicago
last week.
Charles Grupe, of South Eoff street.
has had another relapse in his sickness
but was better yesterday. He suffered
the bad accident nearly seven months
ago at the La Belle coal mines.
o. J. Morrison and wife leave TODAY
for GAINESVILLE TO visit friends. Mr..
Morrison has just recovered from a
severe attack OF grip. which confined