Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-22
n Cline of Grafton. is here.

S. r. Davis, OF West Virginia, are AT the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
A. T. Cline. of Grafton, is here.
Brunswick: J. R. DihI. West Lib
ertv.
W. ]. Coyle, OF PI.tsburg, lisa late
guest.
W. C. Mooney, of WoOdsfeld, O., is
In town.
J.J. Davis, of Washington, Pa, is at
the BehIer.
J.P. Thompson, of Fairmont, is at
the Windsor.
w. A. Gephart. of St. Clairsville, is a
Behler guest
William A. Arnold, Jr., of Weston, is
Mcclure guest.
Will Caldwell leaves to-day for busl-
ness trip in Ohio.
}. II. McAllister. Of Point Pleasant,
is at the ST. Charles.
Part OF the Devils Auction" CON-
panY, is at the Stamm.
Part of the "Deyil's Auction" Com
pany is at the ST. Charles.
EoFF street, between Twenty-second
to the alley, is being paved.
Thomas Haley, of the South Side, is
home from visit to Washington, Pa.
Charles Hobssetter, OF South Chapline
street, is home from a visit TO Marietta,
Ohio.
w. Kirk, of the Kirk House, Zanes-
Vile O., registered az the Stamm yes
terday.
Harry Radcliffe and family, of South
Eoff street, are home from visit TO
Sardis, o.
Miss Hannah DannenberE, Of South
Eoff street, is home from visit to
Ste ubenyile.
WINDSOR: R. NJ. Shaw, Petersburg;
f. II. Hechan, Kingwood; w. n. White,
Parkersburg.
August Ripple, of the South Side, has
gone to Sistersylle TO re-ehter the bar
Der business.
A FRAME residence is being built on
Grand View street, North Wheeling,
for Gavis Bauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manis left for Cleve-
land, Niagara Falls and Buffalo over
the Pan Handle.
John Riley. a we'll known conductor
OF the b. & o. yards, will leave in a
trip TO the west.
BEHLER: IL. Snodgrass, Warrington;
A. G. Gendenning, Huntington, and
w. L. BARS, Parkersburg.
So-oodar Gnnwn
South Slider, of Twenty fifth street, has
goDe for visit to Ttltonville.
Herman Seabrig bit and Oswald Shreiv-
er returned home yesterday from an
extended trip TO Atlantic City.
w. C. Dawson, OF the U. S. Marine
Corps, OF tue Navy Yard, New York
City, is regisyered al the Stamm.
Mr.. MARTA Thornton, vito and chs y
rem returned home yesterday from ,
two weeks sOjourn at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Marsden L. Colvig and wife leave
Friday for New York City to make
their fall purchases In the millinery
line.
The Misses Gertrude and Gussie
Kyle will entertain the Coterie Club, at
their home on Lynn street, Thursday
evening.
w. T. Coast and B. Forst, OF Pitts
burg, prominent oil dealers, are stop
ping at the Stamm on their way to Man
nington.
Mrs. Mary Stemker, OF st. Louis, Mo-,
is visiting at the residences of Fred
Nolte and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman,, both
of the South Side.
William Deacon and Edward Fltz, OF
GAINESVILLE, u. who have been on visit
to friends on South Market street, have
gone to their homes.
Mrs. Brainard Fisher, OF Forty. third
street, well known lady, lett for New
port. KY. where she will spend some
time for the benefit OF her health.
Misses Laura and Nettie Lenhart,
two charming damses Of Upper Twelfth
street, are rusticating in the wild and
woody mountains OF Wetzel county.
Il. BENELsE is having built a new
fran residence, on Eoff, between
Twenty-sixth and TWenty-scventh
streets. The foundation is well under
way.
DIR. r. M. Rau, OF South Chspllne
street, is home from his former home at
Hsrper's Ferry, W. Va, where he was
called by the serious illness Of his father,
who is much better.
Mrs John S. Lynch and daughters, of
Harrisburg, Pa, who have beer at the
home OF Secretary John c. Lynch, of
the Y. NJ. C.. A, on the Island, have
gone to their homes.
Prof. John Mullen left Yesterday to
attend the practice meeting OF the
American Society Of Professors OF Dan
cling, In New York. He will be absent
until September 10th.
Rev. +. w. c. Peschau, D. D., OF
Greensburg, Pa, who has been visiting
his aged father and many friends in the
city, was summoned home 10 attend the
funeral OF q member Of his congrega-
ton.
A NUMBER OF the Y. M. C. A. young
men are in training for the field day at
the Fair Grounds on the 2lst Of next
month. II is not yet known just how
many OF the association will participate
In the event.
Edmond Powers, young attorney, OF
St. Louis, who for some time been visit
ing DR.. Clyde Ford, Of the South Side,
left yesterday. He will visit his parents
at Youngstown, o., before going TO his
western home.
John Wilson, the accommodating
foreman OF the Niagara hose house, &C
companied by his wife and son, will