Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
dividuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF In
dividuals.
Mrs. Louise Horsley will return home
from Cottage City Thursday, accompany
ing the family of. c. Brady.
Mr.. viii Baird left yesterday to attend
lectures in the medical department Oh the
University of Pennsylvania
A. Allen Howell and family will shortly
remove TO Cleveland, where they Will
hereafter reside.
Mr. j. Y. Lemic passed through here to-
daV on his way home to his Old parents.
For some time ne has been holding very
responsible position on the l.. y ~ VI. >.
Railroad.
Mrs. +. j. Mcdonald. of Wheeling, West
Virginia, arrived Sunday morning from
Kansas CITY. and is the guest of Mrs y.
+. McNabb.- Rouge (La.) Adcocdic.
Mr.. Michael Livingston and wife of
Woodford county, Ill.,, are in the city on
visit TO their daughter. Mrs DR.. Heath,
Market street. The old folks are over ~
years of age.
Miss Mary McAndrews and Miss Kate
McAndrews, of the South Side. are the
guests of Mrs =. GaffrcN of Atkinson,
Pa.
Misses Julia and Ida Medley Martha and
Julia Auber. and Nellie Kline, of the South
Side, are visiting friends in Pittsburg.
Mrs. John Delehanty and son. of Pits
burg, are visiting Mrs. Mamie Koran, of
the South Side
Messrs. Robert Holmes and Raymond
Pryor will leave tomorrow on their wheels
for Cleveland.
Mr.. H. NJ. Alger. of Harmon, o., is
visiting his son, Mr.. Marshal Alger.
Mr. Harry NJ. Fitzgerald, of the B. & o.
clerical force, returned Thursday from a
four weeks trip to Cleveland, Put-in-Bay
and Detroit
Mr. Harry J. MUM will leave tomorrow
for Philadelphia TO resume his studies at
the College OF Pharmacy
Mr. Hugh Letskus leaves Tuesday next
for Southern Kansas.
Miss Fanny Dyson and Miss Ida Pfeffer-
man are spending Sunday with friends IN
Pittsburg.
Miss Bessie Lowman. Of the South Side.
lying very low with typhoid fever.
Miss Jennie Sanford. of Allegheny, and
Miss Della Kampfer. of Ravenswood, who
have been visiting Miss Jessie Lang, have
returned home.
Mr.. James Lee. of the South Side, leaves
to-day to accept position with the Pitts
burg Tube Works.
Mr.. John Dolan, the efficient hostler of
the Eighth ward hose house, is able TO be
out again, after weeks illness.
Treasurer W. r. Thompson is at the
Windsor
Miss Katie Higgins is confined TO her bed
with u severe attack of typhoid fever at the
home of her parents on South Jacob street.
Her friends wish her a speedy recovery.
Miss Mary Melvin, the accomplished
niece of Mr. Samuel G.. Naylor, of the ISL
and, is visiting relatives in Wclsburg, w
Ea.
Mrs. w. J. Lutz is visiting her father, in
New York City.
Captain j. F. Legg. Of the 3. x O., was
in the city yesterday. registering at the
Mcclure.
Mr.. Saul Woodward and family, of Tex
as. are visiting relatives on Thirty-tirst
street.
Mr.. Ed. c. Sykes. formerly of Wheeling,
but now of Bellevue returned home yester
dav. after pleasant visit TO his parents on
North Market street.
Mrs Rebecca Wheat has just returned
from an extended trip to Milwaukee.
Mrs John L. Rice and daughter, Miss
Bessie. returned yesterday from visit
to friends in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Bye and daughter Libbie, of South
Eoff street, are away on trip to Bait
more
Miss Libbie Kingdom, is in Parkers
burg, on visit to her uncle, Mr.. Lew
Hall.
Postmaster W. j, w. Cowden, was at
Philadelphia and Washington the past
week.
Miss Ella Delaney, of Brownsville, Pa,
is the guest of the Misses Redman. on
Sixteenth street.
Mr.. VIM. Taylor, of the Island, who
has been visiting friends in Washington,
ID. c., has returned home.
Mr.. W. c. Etzler leaves Monday for
Philadelphia, to resume his studies at the
University of Pennsylvania
O. S. Phillips, the architect, left on
Thursday for Pomeroy, O., where he has
number of buildings to construct.
Miss Bessie K. Atkinson left yesterday
morning for Baltimore, where she will at
tend the Womans College the coming
year.
Mrs. Bertha Baer and sisters, the Misses
Pollack, of Main street, returned last
week from Aurora, where they spent the
summer
Miss Mamie Gilpin, of Baltimore, who
was visiting Mrs Il. Nj. Garvin, of Mount
/ Bellevue, returned home Saturday.
Prof. Oscar Schmiedel, of Bethany Col
/ lege, was i'm the city Thursday. He says
| that the prospects are that Bethany will
/ have much increased attendance this
yean. and that POO students are expected to
matricuate at the opening of the term
next week
Messrs. sam Brubaker. "Billy" Rad
cliffe, Billy Conard and Master Harry
Lawrence returned yesterday from a very
successful fishing trip to Crab Apple,
/ Greene county. They caught about 100
bass and killed about 30 squirrels. At
Cameron the party missed connections and
were entertained at DR.. Davis drug store.
/ The boys taught the Doctor a new dance
which they cristened the kicking reel"
Mr. William Wilson, Of New York, the
genial and rotund publisher of chrome
novelties, is in the city for a few days Mr.
/ Wilson vii be remembered as the tails
manic parsonage who gave the boys here
some big pointers on the last Presidential
election, whereby some of them won
pile.