Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-15
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B. Wilson, OF CIarksburg, is here.
A. W. Wilson, of Claysville, is In the
city.
John Ahlf, of South EOff street. is
very i'll.
Charles Nash, of Huntington, is at
the Windsor.
Charles Hill, undertaken at Mendel's,
is on trip to Pittsourg.
NJ. ]. Opdegraff, OF Steubenville, is
registered at the Mcclure.
i'll. Dull and wife, of Weston, were
at the Windsor yesterday.
ME-. Glesey, of Wheeling. is at the
Ruffner. Mail
Mrs. NJ. ]. Guy, OF the Island, IS Wis
itlng friends at Braddock, Pa,
Colonel George B. Caldwell returned
from Pittsbnrg yesterday AFTERNOON.
John House, o. the Island, has gone
TO Braddock, Pa, for visit to his son.
Conrad Miller, OF the South Side, is
home from a six months visit 10 Ger
many.
Frank Ayers, of TrentoB, n. j., has
accepted position at theme sanitary
pottery.
Miss Mamie Stein, OF South Main
street, Is home from an extended Visit
to Ohio.
Charles Richie. of the Windsor Ho-
tel, will leave for Cincinnati tomorrow
TO reside.
Frank Walther, the South Side bust
ness man, got home yesterday from
trip TO Pittsonrg.
]. w. Kempe and Toney Speidel. Of
the South Side, have gone to Pennsyl-
vania on a hunting trip.
WINDsoR-J. II. Kapp, Pnilippi; K.
J. LouRdeS, Clarksburg, and Addison
Thompson, Huntington.
II. NJ. Thatcher, Of South jacob
street, got home yesterday from Pitts
burg, where he was on visit.
McLURE-Alex. Bebout and wife,
Fairmont; ]. R Heating, SistersVllle;
A. j. Buckhannon, Monongah.
Misses Pear Reed and Emma Oker
will leave to-day for visit OF two
weeks with friends in the country.
Mr.. Will Hare returned home yester-
day after spending several days taking
in the G.. A. r. reunion at Pittsourg.
]. C. Cope, an Island pharmacist, will
leave to-day for his former home at
Bloomingdale, O., where he will reside
Judge P. T. Jacobs and family, OF
New Martinsyille, passed throuEh the
city Yesterday, On their way to Morgan
town.
David F. Kleiner, Of Milwaukee,
Wis. and Chris D. Kleiner, of Mounds
vile, are on the South Side for visit
TO friends.
Frank w. Ketterer and James Alex
ander, of Woodsfield, passed through
the city yesterday en- route for their
home from st. Clairsvil.e.
j. A. Jefferson, of the Bank of Wheel
ing, and Mrs. John Reid, also OF Wheel
ing, are guests of Mrs. Loveyard, OF
Allegheny. Pitsbltrg Times.
Thomas Kennedy, of the railroad
clearing office. Philadelp hia, who has
been visiting Postmaster O'Kane for
several days, left for home yesterday.
Mr.. L. e. Bennett Of the State Re-
form School, registered at the Stamm
yesterday. He was returning from
visit to the Pennsylvania Reform School
at Morganza.
Mrs. Jacob Renner and children, re-
Gently of Matamoras, o., who have been
visiting relatives in the North End,
have gone to Rochester, Pa, where
thew will reside.
Mrs. A. G. Egerter, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Eva, leaves for
Louthervlle, Md, near Baltimore,
where Miss Eva will enter the Young
Ladies' Seminary.
SrAMM: DR.. j. S. Bone, Powhatan;
James L. Simpson, Parkersburg; +. j.
Daniels, Charleston; Mrs. j. w. Keller,
Warrington; j. w. Hill, New Martins
Vile; +. c. BAR, Buckhannon.
The following persons from nearby
towns registered yesterday at the Ben
Ter Hotel: John Spence, Marietta, o.;
T. Z. Goodman, Piedmont; j. L. Car
isle, Glencoe; r. E. Mooney, Lima.
Charles Hydinger, Adolph. Fritz, Jr.,
and William Speidel, well known young
men of the Forty-third street locality,
are home from o hunting trip TO Wolfs
Run, this State. They had good luck.
John Lynch, of the South Side, who
suffered the accident some time ago by
being hit By the B. & o. train in front
of the city building, was able TO go to
work again yesterday in the employ OF
Trimble 81 Lutz.
Charles Wheat, formerly OF this city,
was Ia Wheeling yesterday shaking
hands with many Of his old friends. He
is now custodian Of the city building at
Indianapolis. His many friends will be
glad to hear that he is getting along
well,
BEHLER: II. ]. Floyd, K. P. Floyd,
Warrington; ) w. Hawkins and wife,
Middlebourne; T. S. Robinson and wife,
ManniDgton; C. L. Lavalley, Hunting
ton: Mrs. J. T. BeSs, Sistersville; /. NJ.
Aiken, Warrington; w. L. Laferty,
Sistersville; ]. NJ. Conley and wife,
Zone; w. d. Boyle, A. f Hammitt, Il.
Snodgrass, T. ID. Basnett, Warrington.
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