Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

| J0nn C00lU, returned nOue yosteiuet
accompanied by him.
Miss Julia Diehl, OF Woodsfield, o..
who has been visiting at the home or
H. r. Brubaugh, of South EOff street,
has gone to her home.
Miss Martha kirkpatrick, school
teacher of Ohio, who has been visiting
Miss Bell Devlne, OF South Jacob street,
has gone to her home.
ST. CHARLES: John Boyle, Manning
ton; j. w. Johnston, Williamstown;
Thomas i. Thomas, Waverly; and w.
w. Froat, Warrington.
Misses T:llie Floto and Minnie Poth,
OF Steubenville, who have been visiting
Miss Georgia Pracht, of South Main
street, have returned home.
Mr.. Chas. E. burst. OF North Main
street, will leave on an early train to-
morrow morning for Morgantown,
wnere he will attend school.
Captain Clark the new steamboat
Inspector. of this dis strict, was In the
city last week. He has rented house
and will move TO the Island.
Miss Bessie Stegmyer, OF Washing
ton, Pa, who has been visiting In the
home OF George Carl, Of Thlrty-ninth
street, has gone to her home.
Mrs. John H. McCusky, who was
taken to the City Hospital on Friday
aud a surgical operation performed,
was reported better last evening.
Miss Ada Roth and brother, Charles,
who have been visiting az the home OF
Jacob Vogler. South Chapline street.
have gone TO their home in Chicago.
WINDSOR: Z. A. Durham, Sisters
Vile; Joseph Gerry, Huntington; {. Il.
Sweth, and Samuel huffman, Fair
mont; j. c. Hale and wife, Huntington
Miss Mary Slender, OF New Martins
Vile, who has been visiting Mrs. j. h.
Hoffman,, OF Twentieth street, has
gone to Wellsburg to continue her visit.
The friends OF Miss Ruby Kreter
rendered her a very pleasant surprise
party at her home on Twenty-seventh
street last Friday evening IN honor OF
her tenth birthday.
Mrs. John McCluskey, OF No. 1905
Jacob street, Is very i'll, and at the City
Hospital. Friday South Side physi-
clans performed very dangerous sur
gical operation on her.
Mrs. Joseph Van Ostran, a business
lady of Uhrichsyille, o., and Miss Car
rie Cannon, of the same place, have
gone home after a visit to Miss Emma
Goetz, OF South Eof street.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Chambers, Mr..
Robert Stewart, Misses Maggie Dorsey
and Lennie Chambers, who have been
visiting at the home OF Miss Maggie
| Craig, have returned home.
Mrs Clark Leap, OF Cincinnati, and
Harry futile and son Stanley, OF Kent
O., who have been visiting at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Commeriord, of South
Chapline street, have returned home.
SrAMM: William c. Robb, Sistersville;
r. C. Ankrohm, Paden's Valley; Henry
Rib, Sistersvlle; j. III. Atkinson, New
Cumberland; j. j. Richardson, Mounds
Vile; Mrs. r. A. Baneford, Clarkshurg.
The Misses Ollie Mcmillan and Birdie
Vandevender, charming young ladies' OF
! Petersburg, who have been visiting at
the home of DR.. j. r. Manley, on South
Jacob street, left for their homes yes
terday evening.
Miss Mary WAGNER, OF Fulton, and
her cousin, K icke Wagner, OF East SIX
teenth street, two accomplished Young
ladies, are visiting their cousins, Misses
Ida and Mary Boyer, near Richmond,
o., for few weeks.
Emil Wilhelm, an energetic young
man, has purchased the bakery OF j. NJ.
Bell at No. TIA Market street, Mr..
! Wilhelm Is full of business and will
renovate and remodel the old stand,
and no doubt will do thriving ousl-
ness.
BEHLER: Thomas Rector, Briscoe;
S. ID. McCool, A. C. Schusher and W..
j. Campbell, Sistersville; Mrs. F. c.
QUAR-, G.. B. Hays and Geo. Weekly,
Kanawha; C. Shriver, Bethany; e. f.
Lester, Fairmont; II. c. Neale, Parkers-
burg.
Mrs. John Young and sister, Miss
Maggie Smith, Of Steuoenville, o., and
Misses Minnie and Seva Kimmet and
Mr.. James Duffy, OF Grafton, W. Va,
ana Miss Lottie Hirst and Miss Kinder
man. of McMechen, were the guests OF
the Misses Smouse, Of Fifteenth street,
asst week.
Prof. Ricardo Rlcci has decided to
locate this year in Pittsburg. Musical
people of this city have induced Mr..
Rcci to come to Wheeling one day
each week, to give instructions In voice
culture. This will be gratifying infor-
nation to host Of friends and ad-
mirers OF Prof. Ricci in this city.
The following persons from nearby
towns registered at Wheeling hotels
Yesterday: Brunswick-John james,
Noodfeld. McLure-E. NJ. Treat,
Washington. st. ,Charles-George
Deans, York; Thomas Jones, West AL
exander. Stamm-James Niece, Bel
mont: John NJ. Crawford, Washington.
Behler-F. w. Flynn, Washington;
James A. Jones, Belmont. Wind sor-
C. A. Barrett, Canton; j. A. Jones,
Brilliant.
New Undertaking Wagon.
One OF the handsomest exhibits at the
State Fair last week was the new I'M
dertaking wagon OF q. Mendel IL Co..
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