Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-06
B. Wilson, of Clarksburg, is here.

]. A. Turney, of Weston, is In the
city.
Oscar jenkins, Of Parkersburg, is at
the Stamm.
C. F. Amadou. Of Florio, n. Y, is at
the Windsor.
]. w. Bodley left Yesterday for Mt.
Clemens, Mich.
w. E. Malloney, OF Woodsfeld, O., is
at the Windsor.
f. p, Jepson returned Wednesday
from New York.
John Robinson, OF New Cumberland,
is at the Beher.
A. j. Russell, OF Sistersville, is q
Wheeling visitor.
j. r. Anderson, OF Brink, w. Va, Is
ST. Charles guest.
James A. Foster, OF Warrington, 10
at the st. Carries.
James NJ. Lee, OF Huntington, Is reg
istered at the Mcclure.
LII. Mather and daughter, OF Graf
ton, are Mcclure gusts.
j. E. Wagner, of Sistersv lille, is reg
istered at the ST. Charles.
Col. T. j. Hoover, OF Dallas, Texas, Is
among those at the Stamm'
Mrs. John Moffat and children left
yesterday for Atlantic City
Miss Emma Klein, Of Chapline street,
is a guest OF Detroit friends.
Miss Bessie Taylor, OF Bethany, is
visiting relatives in the city.
VIM. Fredenberger, OF Steubenville,
is registered at the Windsor.
John Bailie is sojournlng for few
DAYS at Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Us. Stewart, of New Cumberland,
registered at the Stamm yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Rinehart has returned
from visit to Mountain Lake Park.
Allen Fullerton returned yesterday
from visit with Parkersburg friends.
A. j. Waldman, representing Ashley
& Bailey, of New York, is at the Nc
Lure.
DR.. L. S. Riggs and wife, Of South
Chapllne street, are home from a trip to
Sistersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Naylor and son
Gerd left yesterday for Saratoga
Springs, n. Y.
Mrs. John Beltz, of 2612 Jaco, street,
left yesterday morning for visit to
Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. Charles Lardinais, OF Tolsdo. o.,
is visiting Mr.. Charles DICK. 4 East
McCullaoch a'seo''
-uss Rebecca Talbert, Of East Liver
! pool, is the guest Of Mrs. John t. Her
vey, OF Bridgeport.
Mrs. Mary and Louise Walther, Of
Twenty.sixth STREET, have gone for
visit down the river. u
Alonzo Cosser, OF Sherrard, formerly
of this city, is on the South Side on
visit to his many friends.
Miss Caddie Watt, a popular teacher
at Richie public school, left yesterday
for Baltimore to visit friends.
Rev. DR.. j. Sumner Stone and wife,
and Or. Tolson and wi Ie, of New York,
are guests of Island re atives.
Henry Wasmuth aid John Howley.
Of Allegheny City, ar the guests OF
their parents, on the touth Side.
U. s. Senator ]. n. camden will leave
at one o'clock this afternoon for the
East In his private car "Gauley."
John, the youngest sen Of Dr. Roberts,
of Wellsburg, left for home yesterday
after spending few days with Wheel
ing friends.
Miss BERTHE Carl, ons Of the South
Side bellies, living atiThirty-ninth aud
Jacob streets, left yesterday for visit
to Finday, o.
Charles Fox, OF Sistervile, the clerk
at the Arlington Hotel there, who has
been on a visit to his home on South
Main street, mas returned,
The Misses Dora and Hilda Helm
brecht, of Thirty-sixth aDd Jacob
streets, will leave in few days to spend
the summer In the county,
c. w. Fink, OF the Sixth ward, who
has the honor of being onsof the singers
of Beethoven Singing Society for the
last twenty-four years, Is VI.
Miss Ida Wernitt, a Charming young
lady OF Canton, o., who has been .
guest OF Miss Margaret 0'Kane for sew
! eral weeks, will return TO Ter home to-
morrow.
srAMM-Jas. NJ. Lee, a hngton; N:
J. Crooks and L. c. Mine, i,syser; Vir-
gil A. Lewis, Charleston; j. NJ. Diehl,
West Liberty, and William Wood,
Shinnston.
Behler: ]. H. Robb Parkersburg;
A. G.. Clendenning, Huntington; A.
! Wasmuth, G.. w. Hogerty, Warrington;
}. r. Donohoe, New Cumberland: A. NJ.
Crow. Littleton.
Misses Mamie aud Annie Fitzsim-
mons, two interesting young ladies. of
Aleg heny, but formerly of this city,
returned TO their hone, after having
been the guest Of her friend, Miss X ate
Higgins.
r. d. Clark, just graduated from the
Sixth ward school. bss entered the
Frazier college for a course in short
hand. He will then learn to be an at
torney in the offices 81 Captain b. B..
Dovener.
c. o. Cunningham, Formerly one OF
the employees Of the grocery Of ]. D.
Marsh, OF South JAG b street, was in
the city yesterday. he is now prosper.
Ing In business al his ZONE at
| Sardis, q.
Capt. Mitchell, o. g. A., who had
charge OF a company Of troops in the
disturbances at the Chicago s,orE y.rds
yesterday, will be remembered as Liant
Mitchell, who had charge o. tba rac,,,i,-
ing station in this city for ,ome ,ims
John and Louis FIR ase. sons 80 The
East contractors. and IT, su Meader.
also of this city, who T. smnIoysd On
the new church at Be Ard, Station
o., for Father SaRerer, I'd io the cjty
On short visit. They gal rs,n -