Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26


Marlborough; Z. c. Ewing, ST. Denis.
Earl Clark, of St. Clairsyille, IS Wis
ting relatives in the city.
Mr.. Ed. Sowders, of Martins Ferry
leaves Monday for Cleveland.
Miss May Robinson. OF North Wheel
ing. is visiting relatives in Ohio.
Mr. Ed. Armbuster left for Marietta,
Ohio, to-day, on visit to friends.
Miss Sarah Palmer, OF Wellsburg, is
the guest of Miss Gdldie Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hobbs. Of B9s.
ton. are in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. Charles d. Johnson has accepted
position with the b. & o., in the Of
fee.
Mr.. James Colvin and Geo. Richard
son. leave for P.ttsburg Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Annie Armbuster Of SIXTEENTH
street left fredericksburg 10 visit friends
to-day.
Mr.. Benjamin Schiller has returned
from a pleasure trip through the interior
of the State.
Mrs. Burke Watson and son, Archie,
Of the South Side, are'yisitIug relatives
at Elwood, Pa.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith, Of Newburg Il
visiting her brother, Edward Carr, u
the South Side.
Mr.. Austin Beach. city editor Of Tx
PiJtsburg Times, is intle city on br.cI
visit to his father.
Miss Geneva Kiss has returned home
after a four weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Ohio.
Miss Title Abrams. OF Seventeenth
street, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Wagner, Of Chicago iii.
Prof. Shelf, opaician, who has been
in Boston taking post graduate course,
returned home lasG Night.
Mr.. Henry Guel Ter, of the South SIDE,
who has been visiting friends down the
river has returned to the city.
Mrs. J. Habersich and son, Peter OF
the South Side, have left for Atlantic
City for a several weeks stay.
Miss Edith L. Cots, of North Market
street. has returned home from Trip
through Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. C. H. Henn.ng, clerk Of the Coun-
ell Committees, left for Cleveland and
Put in Bay. for several days outing.
Mr.. Ralph r. Spears, Of the firm OF
Spears & Riddle, len last evening for
Chicago and Racine, Wis, on business.
The Misses Carrie and katherine Erb,
of the East End have left for Cleveland,
Ohio, to visit friends for several weela.
Mrs. w. D. Rhodes who has been ys-
iting relatives in the city for the plsg
three weeks left for her home in Chica-
go.
Mr.. Chas. Helling, IT., Of Mar-ins
Ferry, joins Williams d Harper's star
Specially Company at Columbus, Tues
day. 7'ti
The many friends of Mr.. Charles j,
Sweeney will be pleased to hear mat he
is able to be out after long ana sefI'
GUS illness.
Mr.. H. G. Senne, who has been sufier
ing with rheumatism for the past iaH
weeks, will soon be able TO return "a
| his work.
Mr.. John Bryan, formerly managei
of the Standard Boiler Works q. be,,'
aire. has purchased a shop a- hdili'
ton, Ohio, and left for that POM"
The Misses Roth. who have been ,.., ,h'
charming guests Of Mss Carrie M.'I
for the past two weeks returned "
their home at Pittsburg Pa, frdAy'
Mr.. William Mitsc1. Of North A' ,,.
street accompanied by his si...', A.',
Mary, left for Cleveland .'a..
morning. to spend O. fe" "es'' VIII
their cousin. ,.,..s
Prof. H. J. Arbonz. Char... zg NJ,
and w. G. Ebberts, also Nr. ana pts.
John Arbenz and Mss Knox = D-'. ,',.
urn.d from the ChilIaco,he. oa.'' .-li
gerfest. Mr.. Zulauf is said 90 DA'9 l'.'''
great hit.