Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-10


d. B, Clark. oue of the employees OF
the freight Office of the w. & L. E., is
at Portsmouth, o., on visit TO his SIS
ter.
Jere Mead left Saturday for New
York State, where he was called by
telegram announcing the death OF his
sister.
Cydney Martin, who has been in this
locality for the benefit of his health,
left yesterday morning for his home in
Grafton.
Mrs. C. W. Brockunier and daughters.
Misses Mary aud Sarah, left yesterday
afternoon over the Panhandle for As
bury Park.
Stephen Tracey, the we'll known
steamboat man of North Main street,
who has been on the sick list, is able to
be out again.
The Misses Emma and Mary Colpltts,
OF GAINESVILLE. O., are visiting their
sister Mrs. William Hague, OF Six
teenth street.
The Misses Theresa Evans and Mary
Schaub, of East Wheeling, will leave 10
few days for stay at Atlantic City
OF several weeks.
Miss Emma Goethe and Miss Bertha
Scnafer, well known young ladies' OF the
South Side, are at Sherrard for few
weeks among friends.
Misses Emma and Name Weldon, OF
Pittsburg. who have been the guests OF
Misses Ella and Lottie Waterhousc,
have returned home.
Mrs. Harriet E. Eoff and Miss Jessie
Cox, of Moundsvile, persons we'll known
! in this city, have gone for two months
to Christianburg, Va.
Mr.. Samuel Huffner, Of the South
Side, has returned home from his ex-
tended visit To his brother and many
friends in Grafton and Columbus.
Rev. Father p. II. McDsrmott, of st.
Joseph's Cathedral, is at Ciarksburg, in
the absencs of Rev. Father O'Connor,
who is taking a ten days vacation.
Miss lizzie Uhl, a charming young
lady of Allegheny City, Pa, who has
been the guest OF Miss Annie Neuman,
) OF South Eoff street. has returned to her
home.
Samuel Buffner, OF the South Side. is
home from Grafton, where he visited
his brother. While absent he also
visited at Weston, w. Va, and Cum
berland, Md.
I. E. Lewis, a son OF w. B. Lewis,
the we'll known roller of the La Belle
iron works, has accepted a position at
the pharmacy Of William Hague, In
East Wheeling.
Edward Erb. of Sixteenth street, a
son of the popular livsryman, left yes
terday for two weeks visit to the
camp of the Anadora fishing club out
Wheeling creek.
Mr.. Fahey, OF the Elk ecutive Board
OF the u. Nj. w. Of A, has been in the
city several days. II is understood that
he is trying to settle the trouble at the
! Boggs' Run coal mines.
Miss Emma Anderson, one OF the
teachers in the Fourth ward school,
left yesterday for q trip to Asoury
Park, N. j., to be In attendance at the
teachers national convention.
Addison Israel, Charles Moore,
Charles Work, Randolph Butts and Jo-
seph Bier, well known men OF the East
End, left yesterday morning for a trip
TO Fish Creek to be gone week.
Charles Ebeling, Charles Schultze and
the Misses Rosemay Oshe, Rose Ger
agility and Maggie Doyle, well known
Young folks OF the South Side, are heme
| from q pleasure trip to Mt. Pleasant,
Ohio.
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton and sister,
Miss Nellie Drumm, OF Pittsburg, who
have been visiting friends In the North
End, have gone TO Marietta to continue
their visit at the home Of Mrs. Hamil'
toms sister.
WINDSOR: j. C. Walton, M. D., New
Cumberland; Robert II. Browse, Grape
Island; A. C. Hall, Charleston; john A.
Mcintosh, Ravenswood; Miss Daisy
Koen, Warrington; R. G. Dusclser,
Parl -sburg; and c. j. Davis, Clarks-
burg.
Cydney Van Keuren, an old Wheeling
boy, recently married at Elmira, n. Y,
will stop in this city on his way to his
new home In Indianapolis. Ind, to-
morrow. He and his bride will remain
in the city two days among friends and
| relatives.
BEHLER-C. Hollenbach aud wife.
| Sistersville; VIM. w. Kincaid, Cameron;
George f. Work, n. II. Benedict,
Thomas Preston, SistersviIle; j. l..
johnson, Long Reach; Mrs. Annie
Spence, SistersviIe; J. r. Bennett
Fairmont. G. A. Glendsnning, Hunting
ton and A. Hamilton, Ravenswood'