Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

WISHING at tue nOnc "
ningham, OF Forty-second street
Charles Yahrling, OF Kent, w., at.
rived In the city yesterday on a Visit y
Henry Beuleke, of No. 4224 Jaco D street
He rode the entire distance OF l2O mile'
from that place here yesterday on ni'
wheel. He made uery good time, oeins
just sixteen hours in making tue uip
over the road, which was In many places
very rough.
Charles Mcbride, OF South JACOB
street, one of the most popular amons
the workmen OF the Riverside, reJoiees
over the arrival at his home OF daush'
ter.
Mrs. James Wilson, OF Thirty.nintn
and Eoff streets. is seriously III.
Mrs. Prof. Crago, OF South jacob
street, who has been very i'll, is getting
much better.
Mrs. John Hans, OF Fo rty'secona
aud Jacob streets, Is numbered amons
the South Side sick.
Mrs. NJ. Minkemyer, Of Eoff street.
is i'll.
Mrs. John Aul, of South Eof street.
is seriously indisposed.
Mrs. Charles Gleason aud son, OF
South Wetzel street, left yesterday lor
4 visit TO Darlington.
Miss Mary Honecker and Miss Bertha
Rotherman, popular young ladles OF
the Eighth ward, left yesterday Tor a
visit 10 the interior OF the State.
Manager Herbert Machin. OF the new
Wheeling sanitary pottery, has gone 10
his former home In Tiltonvllle Tor q
visit.
Miss Josephine Fisher, Of the South
Side left yesterday for visit to OIar-
ington.
Chester McElroy, OF South Eoh
street, is home from s pleasant VISIT
down the river.
The wife OF Albert Schumacher, OF
the Eighth ward, is dangerously sick.
Miss Myrtle Jolley, OF Monaco, Bea-
YER county. Pa, is guest at the nome
OF DR.. John II. Pipes on South jacob
street.
Miss Rose Eta of South Jacob street,
and Miss Bertha Carl. OF Thirty-ninth
street, accomplished young ladies OF the
South Side, left yesterday 10 spend a
few weeks vacation at Marietta, o.
Popular James P. Travis, OF the
South Side, left yesterday for down
river trip.
Miss Lizzie Riley, OF Georgetown, o.,
is visiting at the home OF Miss Ella
Murphy. on South Eof street.
Charles Braunlich, a member OF the
Wheeling Hardware Com pany, attended
the New Martinsvlle fair last week.
This gentleman was a former resident
of Wetzel county. He speaks in the
most glowing terms OF the pleasure
Of his trip.
j. Creighton, OF the Intelligence, left
yesterday for visit TO Washington, Pa.
Nj. Riley, OF the b. & o. freight office.
who has been Ill, is getting much bet
ter.
Yesterday number of the Is. & O..
officials were in the city on business
pertaining TO their road. They were
NJ. Is. Cutter, one OF the superintend-
ents; j. NJ, Hill, supervisor OF tracks Of
the Wheeling and Pittsburg division,
and L. s. Gore, supervisor on the same
division.
Rod Spangler, one OF the we'll known
brakemen OF the Il. * o., Is of duty
taking a vacation, and K. X. Howell is
doing his work.
]. w. McNary, OF the Panhandle
freight offices left yesterday, accom-
panied by his wife. and family, for a
weeks visit TO his former home at
Bruces' Station, O.
William McNary. a we'll known rail-
roader OF the Panhandle, has left the
city on his wheel for short visit TO his
home back in Ohio.
William McElroy. OF Wellsburg. was
In the city yesterday taking in the La
Dor Day sights.
Fred Ferguson. the bookkeeper at c..
Steinmetz's place on Main street, is
home from spending weeks vacation
at his former home near Flushing, o.
Charles thinner, the proprietor Of the
bakery on South ChapIine street.. Is In
Washington, ID. c., on visit.
Miss Emma Fullerton, OF Sonth Eofi
street, is home from a visit TO Pitts
burg.
James Wickard. OF this city, has been
appointed assistant Secretary OF the Y.
NJ. G. OF this city.
Mrs. Jacob Otto, of Twenty-sscond
street, is home from a visit to ClarIng-
ton and Marietta.
Next Saturday. Harry Bacher, who
for some time has been. the Assistant
Secretary at the Y. NJ. c. A., will leave
the city for Baltimore, Nd, where be
Is TO be assistant physical instructor OF
the East Branch OF the Y. NJ. g. A. OF
that city. A host OF friends in this city
wish the popular young man success 10
his new location.
Il. Kincaid. recent graduate OF
the school at Scio, o.. was In the city
yesterday on his way to his home near
Morgantown.
Miss Mary Nogler and Miss There's
Emig, we'll known young ladies Of the
South Side, left Friday for an extended
visit TO friends aud relatives at Wells.
burg, this State.
Charles Yshnke and George Conrad,
OF the South Side, will accompany the
X. OF p excursion to Washington, ID.
c., this morning,
Miss Mary Manion, the interesting
daughter OF Squire William Manlon. OF
Twenty-fourth street, is home from a
visit Of two weeks 10 NJ. Lake Park.
She was accom- panied home by Miss
Pearl Crisweil, Of Moundsyille. who will
spend some time visiting in this city.
August Dueker, the South ChaDline
street saloonist, will leave this morning
for Washington City with the X. Of p.
excursion.
MISS Margaret Riley, Of New Bethle.
heu, Pa, IS the Rnest OF Miss Rose
Clarity, OF South Chapline street.
Henry Ripehrrt. a widely known cigar