Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-03

ness trip to Piedmont and other points
along the B. s. 0.
ST. CHARLEs-J. R. Thompson Sis
tersville; Harry 5. w. Walker, Grafton.
J.F. Fox and wife, OF Darlington, are
at the ST. Charles.
STAMM-M. D. Aerlick, Glenvllle.
A. Beard, Of New Philadelphia, O., is
Stamm guest
Joseph Hamilton, Of Washington,
Pa, is Wheeling visitor.
D. w. Donohue, Of Claysville, Pa, Is
registered at the Stamm.
BEHLER-J. A. Walker, Parkersburg;
q. II. Mercer, New Cumberland; o. L.
Painter, sistersvIIIe' and Werner
Cameron.
James Bushwhager, Of Warrington,
is at the Behler,
w. w. Evans, Of Slstersvllle, is regis
tered at the Behler.
J. n. Dahl, OF West Liberty, Is among
those at the Behler.
John Preston, OF Washington, Pa,
was at the Behler yesterday.
WINDSOR: John f. Hutchison, Park
ersburg.
John Potts, OF Plttsburg, is registered
at the Windsor.
McLURE-T. E. Watson, Fairmont;
W. Ii. Brondenberg, President OF the
Athletic Association, Bethany; NJ. NJ.
Scott, Bethany.
J.B. Doyle, of Steubenvllle, is a
Mcclure guest.
J. Z. Wayman, of Bethany, is regis
tered at the Mcclure.
VIM. Hooff, of Baltimore, Nd, an
old Wheeling boy, is stopping at the
Mcclure.
Miss Blanche Greenwood, of Flor
ence, Ohio, who has been visiting rela-
lives on the South Side, has returned
home.
w. E. Habig, Of Newark, Ohio, Ms
visiting relatives on the South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Dpfrene, Of
Muucie, Ind, are the guests of Mrs.
Truschell, OF Fourteenth street.
A. Hursch, of Lancaster, Pa, is Wis
ting his daughter, Mrs. NJ. Horkhsim-
er, of North Main street.
August Macklin AID Leopold Zurat,
two well known men of Forty-ftth
street, are home from visit TO Ohio.
John Balinger aud family, Of the
South Side, are home from visit to
Pennsylvania.
Miss Dora Helmbrecht, q pleasant
young lady of Thirty-sixth and Jacob
streets, is i'll, but is recovering.
Charles Kettler, of South Wetze
street, who has been sick for some time,
is getting better.
Harvey Cook. the bother, OF South
Jacob street, is suffering from very
painful eye, the result Of an injury.
The wife and three children Of Louis
Niedermyer, of South Wood street, are
laid up with mild attacks of diphtheria.
Mrs. John Didion, Of South Wood
street, had a bad attack Of hemorrhage
OF the lungs few days ago. She is I'M
der the medical attention Of Dr. b. T.
Ford and is rapidly getting better.
L. A. Nolte, OF South Eoff street, Is
getting better in his attack OF severe
illness, aud will be able TO go to work
in the morning.
John Schiller and wife, Of Fostoria,
O., are the guests at the home OF his
father on the South Side.
Paul Wingerter. of Twenty-6fth and
Chapline streets, Is i'll.
Lawrence Barrett, of South Eoff
street, is able TO be out again after be-
ing laid up with rheumatism.
Charles Gehring, OF South Wood
street, will go to work again in the
morning after being laid off as the re-
suit Of an accident at the Benwood
Junction.
Mrs. John Longstreet and Mrs. Peter
Chapman, well known ladies of Forty
third street, will leave this morning for
visit to friends in Pennsylvania.
John T. Brown, of West Middletown,
Pa, is the guest Of friends on the South
Side.
Paul Geddings, of South Wood street,
who has been very i'll, is about we'll.
Rudolph Schott, OF the South Side,
has accepted position with the Metro
poitau Life Insurance Company, under
Assistant Superintendent Thomas Rain
bow.
John S. Anderson. OF South Wheel
ing, has accepted position With the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
under Assistant Superintendent Thos.
Rainbow,
Mr.. s. Keim and wife and son, Dr. c.
A. keim, will leave this afterho DON for
New York, whence they will sail on a
steamer Of the North German Lloyd
line for Liverpool, England. They
will make three months tour Of the
continent.
Mrs. Joseph Klug, OF the East End,
is visiting her parents st Greensburg.
w. J. Duffy has returned from the St.
Paul National Convention of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
Rev. J. A. Crawford, Of Hillsdale,
Mich, is visiting his home on the Isl
and. Rev. Crawford will occupy the
pulpit this morning aud evening at the
First Presbyterian Church in Bellaire.
Mrs. Ida Harris Mills, Of London,
Canada, is visiting Mrs. Harry d. Dun
kle, on North Wabash street.
Frank BasSett, salesman for Geo. M,
Shook & Co., will leave the beginning
of this week for a trip TO Cincinnati on
business.
DR.. John Hussey, one Of the Albany
dentists, aud wife have gone TO Cincin-