Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
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New YoRK. March 24.-MrS. Muir
ply, Of Wheeling, is at the St. Denis
Hotel. Mrs. c. A. Murphy and Miss
NJ. Murphy are at the ST. Stephens HO-
tel.
Mrs. NJ. B. Tyson, of sistervlllo, is at
the Behler.
Mrs. C. P. Flick is convalesclng At
RayeDna, o.
George B. Turner. Of GAINESVILLE, o.,
is at the Stamm.
Frank Cooper, the B. & O. brakeman,
is taking q vacation.
John Nicholson, of Cincinnati, is vis-
iting South Side friends.
Joseph Murphy, of DennIson, O., is
visiting South Side friends.
James L. Carmen, OF GAINESVILLE, O.,
was at the McLure yesterday.
McLURE.-John L. Miller, Hunting
ton, and r. P. Guise, Bethany.
w. r. Burke, the harness dealer, is
able to sit up after long illness.
II. L. Townsend, of Bethany, was
registered at The Mcclure yesterday.
Agent J. X, Graham, OF this city, is
homo from business trip to Grafton.
Isaac Hill, q 3. e o. man, left yes
terdaY FOR few days visit 10 Cameron.
Peter Philips, OF South Chapline
street, who has been i'll, is convalesc-
ing
General Yard Master W. H. Jamison
went to Glenwood yesterday on bust
ness.
STAMM: Joseph Hartman, Manning
ton, and Anna w. Burk, New Martins
vile.
Mrs. Lydia Murrins, Of South Jacob
street, is home from visit to Denhi-
son, 0.
Patrick Horntrack, foreman Of the
r. & o., went TO Warrington yesterday
90 a visit.
Jacob Lowry, of CofFee's Crossing,
Pa, an ex-raiIroader, was in the city on
business.
Misses Jennie Davis and Nina Fruke,
of the East End. are visiting friends AZ
McMechen.
Charles Hirsch, Master Mechanic at
B. g. O. shops, has returned from trip
to Baltimore.
David French, a B. &c o. trackman,
left yesterday to visit his family at
Easton, this State.
Thomas Joyce, time keeper OF the B.
40. shops at Grafton, was in the city
yesterday on visit.
w. Nieman, general air brake IN
spector OF the B. 81 o., was in the city
on business last Friday.
Daniel Cookley, a well-knOwn young
man Of Titonville, will spend to-day
among South Side friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Dixon, Of Free
port, Pa, are the guests OF Charles
Schrader, Of the South Side.
A. T. Cline, division chief operator
Of the 3. & O., with headquarters at
Grafton, was in the city on Friday.
Misses LYDIA and Alberta Prince, Of
Virginia street, have returned from q
visit TO Pennsylvania and Ohio friends.
VIM. Geese, Of Pittsburg, formerly
the confectioueT OF South Chapline
street, is visiting his parents on the
South Side.
Miss Ella Silvsy, a young lady pOpu-
lar in the social circles Of Wheeling, IS
the guest OF relatives in the East Enc.
- Williamsburg eau.
DR.. James Stathers is preparing neat
Offices ia the third story of the Masonic
Temple He is having outside lettering
put on the windows.
Miss Mable Brown, who has been at
tending school at Cleveland, o., is WIS.,
iting her aunt, Mrs n. Z. Whitaker, on
South Chapline street.
b. E. Peddicord, general baggage
master OF the 3. & o., passed through
the city last Friday. He has his head
quarters at Baltimore, Md.
Word reaches the city that Ar. Boyd,
son Of Judge Geo. E. Boyd, and former
lY an artist on the REGISTER, is very
dangerously III at Atlanta, Ga.
WrNDsoR-GeorRe A. Roberts, Sis
tersvile; John NJ. Mccoy and wife,
Morgantown; w. q. Kohl, SistersVille,
and =. A. SCrafIord, Swansea.
Conductor Charles Adams, Of the
Wheeling and PIttsburR division Of tne
b. e. o., ia OF on a short vacation.
Philip Ellery is filing his place.
Mrs. T.. r. Williams aud children, Of
Grafton, have returned home aitor Wis
iting Cameron friends. She is the wife
of the well known b. g. o. train master.
Frank Ross and f. b. Hager, well
known r. d O. raiiroaders, are home
from Easton's Station, where they at
tended an entertainment. They had
bushels of fun.
Philip Roth, the South Side confec-
TONER, went TO PjttsbUrg yesterday az
ternoon. He received word that his
brother had died, and he went to make
the funeral Arrangements.
BEHLER: Joseph Bushang and John
Smith, Warrington; 10 hn a. Dogg, Sis
tersviile: j. +. NOOK SisteTsyille; h. f..
Philip, New Martinsville; John Durey,
SistersvilIe; r. B. Cox, Parkersburg;
ID. Daily, Sistersville.
Joseph thinner, the artistic clerk at
the Stamm, has neat attraction on his
hotel register for this morning. II Is
the likeness Of a beautiful little girl
with q rabbit by her side. The eKecu-
ton attracted general attention among
those al the hotel last night
A BIG VERDICT
Against the West Va. Central 3 Pittsburg