Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

T. Grove Stevison, of Jackson, o., is
in the city.
Alex. Humphrey, OF Steubenville, is
in the city.
John ii. Wilson, OF Woodsfeld, O., is
: at the Behler. ~
George A. Powell, of New Matamoras,
is a Windsor guest.
Miss Holly Patterson is visiting
| friends in Welsburg.
w. IT. Powell, OF Darlington, is a
guest of the Windsor.
DIR. and Mrs. Mauley are visiting
friends in Petersburg.
McLURE: F. E. Watson, Fairmont;
! A. f. Wilmoth, Kearns.
Miss Clara Zilles, of Glenn's Run, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Josephine Smallstick, OF South
jacob street, is on the sick list.
Harry J. Watt and wife, Of Washing
ton, Pa, are st. Charles guests.
William NJ. Cox, OF tho South Side, is
home from trip down the river.
Louis Carl, the business man OF
| South Jacob street, is indisposed.
Mrs. Alonzn Gates has left for Clar-
ingtou o., to visit relatives and friends.
William Dixon, of Goetze's pharmacy,
who has been very Ill, is able to work
again.
Miss Frank Reed, OF Washington, D.
! c.. is visiting Miss Rice on Fourteenth
| street.
DIR. L. II. Lindsay arrived home yes.
aerday from pleasant visit to friends
in Ohio.
Miss Emma Miller. OF North Main
street, is visiting friends at New Mata-
moras, o.
Mrs. Jacob Loos and son Raymond
left yesterday for visit OF three weeks
TO Sardis, o.
SrAMM-R. L. Baggs, Manning ton;
J. w. shannon, Cameron; c. A. asnett
Warrington.
Wilbur S. Carlin. Of the Island, is
recupsrating in New York and other
eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McKeever and
two little sons have gone 10 Darlington,
o., for visit.
| Miss McCauIey, of Washington, D.
C., is the guest Of Miss Ethel Brannen
on Eoff street.
Miss Fife Myers, after vacation
OF several weeks, is again at Tappan ~
Connel's gallery.
John Armstrong. OF Thirteenth street,
| is able TO be about again after al illness
of several times.
ST. CHARLES: II. Z. Martin, Sisters
Vile; j. Blbby. Warrington; n. +. Has
tings, Buckhannon.
Miss Mccoy, OF Washiagton, D. c.,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Ethel Bran
men, of Eoff street.
Misses Pauline H. Segun and E. Eel
da Blanchard left Saturday for Mt.
Clemens, Michigan.
Charles Strobel, the shos dealer of
the South Side. is home from business
trip TO Cleveland, O.
p. j. Horn, the track foreman of the
B. & 0. in this city, left last evening for
a visit TO Warrington.
Mrs. Burke Watson and family, Of
South Side, will leave this week for
! ElwOod 10 visit friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. w. Reedy, and Miss
| Mollie Farrell, OF the Island, are visit
ing friends 10 Littleton.
Miss Emma Miller. OF North Main
/ street. has gone TO New MatamoraS, o.,
/ for few weeks vacation.
Miss A. f. Mcclure, Of Baltimore, is
visiting her nephew, A. j. McNash, and
other South Side relatives.
Miss Alma Higgins, OF South Eoff
street, has gone TO Roney's Point, where
she will spend her vacation.
John O'Brien, of Steubenyille, has
been spending few days with James
/ Conway, OF Thirty-third street.
Miss Eta Downer, OF South Main
/ street. left THURSDAY for Terra Alta to
visit her brother. WILDER Dow ner.
Mrs. John WenZel, wife OF the we'll
/ known Forty-third street butcher, is
home from visit to the country.
The Misses Margaret Riley and Sadie
! Frazier, OF New Bethlehem, Pa, are
the guests of friends on the South Side.
George w. Atkinson, Jr.. lett yester-
/ day for White sulphur Springs. where
I he will remain throughout the summer.
Charles II. Copp, who is trout fishing
/ az Terra Alta, is expected home to-day
with a good string Of fish for his
friends.
Grant Thompson, will leave Thurs
dsv for Mt Ayre, Iowa, to accept po-
sition as electrical engineer at large
creamery.
A. J. Ulrich. OF the Beh-ens grocery
OF the South Side, will leave 10 few
DAYS 10 spend his vacation with his
parents at Leasrreville.
William Jerome, aa accommodating
and efficient business man of Sisters
| Vile and his wife, are among friends
and relatives on the South Side for q
visit.
Miss Martha Audermte, Of Cincin-
natl, arrived in the city last night for
en- extended visit TO the home Of Charles
Meukemeller, the South Market street
druggist.
w. \. Vance aud Thomas Rainbow,
well knOwn yonng men of the city, went
to the MOundSvile camp-grOunds last
night for little outing aud TO spend
the sunday.
Harry Bacher, the well known assist
ant secretary OF the Y. NJ. c. A. will
leave tomorrow afternoon for a months
stay at the physical training school at
Lake Geneye, Wis.
Edward Schul. letter carrier No. Q,
began his vacation last evening, and
will spend 1t in the camp OF the Mystic