Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-24
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Miss Marguerite Welsch. of Mounds
vile, w. Va, spent Thursday in the
city.
Mr.. John H. Davidson yesterday re-
signed his position as salesman for Will
Gutman.
Matt c. Taylor, Bellington; w. T.
Daley, Parkersburg, are stopping at the
Howell.
Mrs. Wilburn Walker has returned
from Limestone much improved in
health.
Charles Lennon will leave Tuesday
for New York to take in the Dewey
demonstration.
Miss C. A. Murphy, of this city. is
registered at the Continental Hotel in
New York city.
Louis F. stifel, cashier of the Wheel
ing Title & Trust Company, is confn-
ed to his home by illness.
Miss Barbara Kater has returned
from Beaver Falls after spending sew
eral weeks with friends there.
MIS-. LII. f1euIl I. hiuSA udS lOtuluCu
to her home on Chapline street after a
two months visit in the East.
Mrs. Risto and daughter, Miss
Louisa, arrived last week after visit
ing relatives at Coraopolis, Pa.
Misses Ida and Minnie Robinson and
Minnie Bond, of Twenty-fourth street,
are spending the day in Pittsburg.
j. L. Thompson, S%istersville; j. A.
Ryan, Sistersville; Charles K. Black
ford, Charleston, are at the Windsor.
Miss Edith L. wilkinson has return
ed from Europe, and will continue her
art class at her studio on the Island.
Miss Josephine Merge, sof North Main
street, who has been visiting Mrs. DR..
CLANCY, of Pennington, has returned
home.
Mrs. B. ]. Egger and sister, Miss Ola
Cooper, of Beallsville, Ohio, are visit
ing at Mrs. j.. H. Egger's, on Sixteenth
street.
Misses Osesio and Anna Bigelow have
returned from Cameron, where they
were visiting friends the last few
weeks.
Miss Maggie Allen, of the Eighth
ward, came home from McKeesport,
Pa, after spending two weeks with
friends.
Mrs. George McCulley, of Greggsville,
returned during the past week from a
pleasant visit in Washington and Pitts
burg, Pa.
Miss Jennetta E~ichenbrof, of the
Eighth ward, has returned from Cora
opolis and Pittsburg, after spending two
weeks there.
Herbert Pickens, the popular clerk
at Stewards pharmacy, has departed
on a hunting expedition for the vicinity
of New Castle, Pa. .
Mrs. J. Rosenheim, of North Main
street, who has been spending several
months at New York and Boston, re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Huey, Of South Bend,
Ind, and Miss Carrie McCuskey, Of
Cameron, w. Va, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Foster, of the Island.
Robert Gowdy, of the South Side, a
former employee of the Warwick pot
terry, viii leave shortly for East Liver
pool, Ohio, where he has secured work.
Mr.. George Viewig leaves tomorrow
for Baltimore, where he will enter the
Physicians and Surgeons school. He
will be accompanied by his brother
George.
Michael Finnel, of the South Side, an
employee of the Wheeling pottery, left
last evening for Pittsburg to accom-
pany home his wife, who has been visit
ing friends in that city.
Mrs. E. A. Morgan, L. ]. Morgan, Y.
F. Morgan, Morgantown; Waitman
Furbee, Alma; r. c.. Horner, Parkers-
burg; /. P. Jacobs, New M%artinsville,
are guests at the Stamm.
Master Frank Truax, one of the w.
U. T. messengers. spent his vacation
taking in the sights of the Smoky City
and Washington, Pa, with his sister,
Miss Mary, during the past week.
S. w. Hall, Fairmont; ]. NJ. Cart
wright. Bethany; J. NJ. Dinsmore anG
wife, Cameron; H. J. Price, Fairmont;
w. C. Adams, New Martinsville, arc
the State arrivals at the Grand Cen
trail.
Ernest Urchs. representing Steinway
& Sons, was in the city yesterday as
the guest of F. w. Banner. Mr.. Urchs
is quite a clever pianist, and our mus
ical people were delighted with his rem
dering of the old masters.
Hon. O. E. Lewis. Mayor of Winthrop,
Massachusetts, and vice president of
the Mckay Shoe Machinery Company,
OF Boston, was in the city yesterday,
the guest Of Mr.. George w. Quincy,
manager Of the Wheeling nail mill of
the Mckay company. He left last
night for Columbus, o.