Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF CItlzens and the Coming 81
Going OF Strangers.

Movements OF Citlzens and the Coming 81
Going OF Strangers.
w H. Hall, of Warrington, is at the
Stamm.
Geo. R. Ogden, of Sardis, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Dr. L Robinson, Of Cincinnati, is at
the Hotel Windsor.
f W. Warwick, of PsrkersbuIg, is at
the Mcclure House.
p A Ewing, Of Fsirmont, is registered
at the Hotel Windsor
E F. W. Meier. s.. Louis glassbuyer,
is at the Stamm House.
Elias P. SmIthsrs and wife, of Philadel-
phia, are at the Mcclure.
MIR. and Mrs. S Z Dalton, of Pittsburg,
are registered at the Windsor.
Will and Ell. Ssabright left yesterday
on an extensive western trip.
The Hamilton base bali club arrived
last night and is at the Stamm.
Dr.. J. N Willisme, Of New Mslamoras
Ohio, ia stopping at the Howell.
Miss Mollie Crogsu, who has been visit
log friends in Stsubenville, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mis-. Geo. H. Gibson left yes
terdsy for Deer Park, 20 remain several
Weeke.
Mira. NJ. J. CANADIAN returned yesterday
from visit to ner son James, at What
Cheer, Iowa.
Mr. G. b Gibbens, of Psrkersburg, is at
the Hotel Windsor. He came up on polit-
zeal business.
Mrs Rachel Hendricks and daughter
Els, Of Allegheny, are visiting friends on
the South SIDE.
". w. waddell and Mics Anna B.
Wlddell, of Allegheny, passed through the
city yesterday.
Mrs. P Kennedy and sister, Mira c. w.
Di.man, left yesterday for Coshocton, O.,
20 visit their mother
Mrs David Nesbitt and her daugh ier,
Miss Matte, are visiting Mrs. J. G. Ear
ley, of PIttsburg, Pa.
Sra. Hannah Moore and her daughter,
f Ia, Of McKeesp0rt, are visiting Mrs. 7.
II. Reed, on the South Side.
Dr.. S. l. Spragg LETT yesterday for
Wayneshurg, Pa, TO visit his parents and
will return about Thursday.
Miss Suherlnd, of Cleveland, ard Mas
Doty, of Rlvenna, OHIO, are 10 the city on
their wsy to Deer Park and oakland.
Mrs John Jacob aud sister, Miss Liz
zie Holland. Of West Liberty, are visiting
Miss Ellie Merlin, Of the East End.
Mr.. and Mrs. d L BE skell eutertlined
few friends informally and pleasantly
lest evening at their home on Cbapline
street.
Master Harry B. SilveY and sisters,
Misses Emma and Ella B. p, are visit
ing the Misses Ri1gley, at West Liberty,
w. Va.
Miss Ida M. Johnson returned home last
evening from two weeks' trip to Eastern
cities, stopping off at Mt. Lake Park sew
eral days on her way home.
Mr.. l. W. Hess, a popular employe of
the Camden Consolidated Gil Company, is
confined to his residence in the East End
with severe attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Earn left for New York City yes
tsrdsy morni1g, and previous to her de-
psrture quite number OF ner friends called
ct her home on Main street to say farewell.
Mr. Will Rolf, Secretary If the Nickel
Plate glass works, q. FostoIia, who is in
charge of the company's sample room at
the MonoDgahela House, Pittsburg, spent
Sunday with his parents, Col. and Mrs.
August Rolf.
F. W. McWade, of Msrtinsburg, Thos.
l. Sellers, Of Niddlebourne, Rev. A. s.
Bowels, Of New Martinsville, Charles La
Wear and John McCabs, Of Fairmont, j..
W, Webb, of Terra Alta, J. Aukron, Of
Tyler county, are the West Virginians
registered at the Howell House.
Mrs Oscar Seeley has gone to Washing
ton City to visit her mother. and will 20
from there to New York to see Mr. Seeley's
brother snd sister. She was accompanied
by her daughter Pearl, in hoFes to benefit
her in her recovery from her late severe
spell of typhoid fever. They expect to be
| qnne about two month";