Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
of South Wood street. who is

Hugh J.Whyte, general agent Tor the
history OF the "NatlonaN Road" has
appointed Michael A. Madden, OF Elm
Grove, to look after the publications
interest In this county.
Conrad Miller, of South Jacob street.
will be home from five months trip to
Germany tomorrow. He will go to
work in the LaBelle pottery.
The many friends of Mrs. Henre Dice
will be sorry to learn that she is lying
at her home at Roney's Point very low,
so much so that her life is despaired OF.
She is a woman who is much loved and
respected by all who. knew her.
Mrs. K. G. Warnafedt, of Thirteenth
street. has returned home after spend
ing several weeks at Collingwood, Can
ada, and several other places In New
York State.
Miss Mary Tucker. who has been Wis
ting Mrs. A. ]. McGarrell, OF Toledo.
left for New York, where she shall be
gone for two weeks.
Professor Charles B. Leslie and sis
ter. Miss Eta, of Cincinnati, who have
been visiting Miss Maggie B. West,
East End, the past week, departed yes
terday over the Baltimore and Ohio for
Pitts burg. where they will DO present
at the National Grand Army Exposl-
ton.
Miss Emma Naegele, of the East End,
and Miss Emma Grossenbaugh have
returned home after three weeks visit
10 Morton, o.
Miss Murphy and Miss Margaret Ma.
lone, are at the Westminster. Atlantic
City. They will also visit Newport,
Lenox and Auburn, \. Y, before attend
ing the openings in New York City.
Miss Rose Tucker, OF Houses music
store, and who has the reputation OF
being one of the finest bookkeepers In
the city, is visiting in Toledo.
On Tuesday Misses Ethel Bailey,
Elizabeth List, Marian Brown and Mary
Simpson leave for Shelbyville, XIV,
where they will enter the Science Hill
Seminary.
Louis Driehorst, OF Muncle, Ind,
formerly of this city, who was reported
so i'll, is getting better. Some of his
relatives from this city are at his bed
side.
Miss Edith Brown. OF Maryland. who
has been on a visit to Miss Josephine
Mauer, OF South Jacob street, left for
her home last night
Edward Kasserman, the Forty-third
street blacksmith, who has been of
work for a few days, suffering from
sprained wrist, will be able TO go to
work in the morning.
Spence Hagar, Of Burns & Church,
and Robert Houston, oae Of the inspec-
tors of the B. 81 o., got home yesterday
from seeing the sights at Washington,
d. c., during the encampment.
Miss Agnes Williamson, popular
young lady of the South Side, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. James A.
Mathison and friend Miss Agnes Stat
ford, OF Parkersburg, for the past six
weeks, has returned home.
DR.. c. A. Keim, Of this city, arrived
in New York after q tour OF the CONT
nent, last evening. His many friends
will be pleased TO learn that he will re-
turn home about Thursday.
Miss Grace Updegraff, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, Ohio, will sing at the services at
the First Presbyterian church to-day.
George Foreman and w. N. Deagel,
of the South Side, have gone for visit
to Moundsvile.
August Dueker and Charles He'll, and
the Misses Louise Walther, Annie Ries,
Annie Senne and Emma Grotte got
home yesterday from their trip to
Washington, d. c.
Fred Wesgerber, Of the South Side,
got home yesterday from attending the
Pythian event at Washington, ID. c.
w. w. Irwin. the South Side drug
gist, has been called to Knoxville,
Tenn, by the serious illness Of his
father.
Miss Lottie May Wilson, daughter
Of the Niagara fireman, is home from a
two weeks visit to Cambridge and Mari
eta, o.
The Misses Rose Scally and Katie
Rafferty,. charming young ladies OF the
South Side, are at Mt. Lake Park on a
visit.
Miss Sallie Irwin, of Pittsburg, who
has been visiting friends on the South
Side, has gone to her home.
IT. P. Brown, OF Clarksburg, the pro-
prietor of the st. Charles hotel there,
is in the city on visit, accompanied by
his wife.
Miss Lettie Henry and Miss Lou Bish-
op, interesting young ladies from Graf
ton and Deer Park, Nd, respectively,
are at the home of w. II. Brennan, on
South Jacob street, for visit.
l. II. Ross, who for the last year and
q half has been employed at Klari'S
pharmacy at Sixteenth and Market
streets. left for Cleveland, Ohio, yester-
day, where he will work.
Frank Ross, the car inspector Of the
B. & O., took in the picnic Of the
trackmen at Cameron yesterday.
Jacob Schafer, of South Woods street,
is expected to die at any time.
Miss Maggie Scally has returned from
a visit to Atlantic City and New York.
The following persons from nearby
towns registered at Wheeling hotels
Yesterday: Brunswick: Z. l.. Morton,
Taylorstown; T. j. Crawford, st. Glars
Vile. Mcclure: J. w. Whay, Wash
ington. St. Charles: f. Z. Grear, Coal
dale. Stamm: B. d. Northrop, Wash
ington; ]. Dunbar, Steubenville; NJ. II.
McClintock, Mcdonald; M. Federman,
Claysville. Behler: w. Z. Goodman,
Piedmont Windsor: Miss Mary Cain,
Darlington.
w. T. Bowers, of Parkersburg, is at
the Brunswick.
MCLURE: F. E. Bachmsnn, Jr.,
Par kersburg; n. L. Burchinal and D.