Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-23

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF
Individuals.

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Miss Mary Newman Will spend to-day al
Moundsville camp grounds.
| Mrs. Peter Bencke, of Eof street. i;
| quite Ill with typhoid fever.
Win SENS is spending vacation al
Willow Springs fishing camp.
Miss Ida Shaier leaves to-day to visit
Miss Daisy Lowe, of Moundsville.
Miss Lavinia Schopper has returned
home from five weeks visit East.
Miss Rose Tucker, of Sixteenth street, is
spending her vacation in the country.
Miss Bessie Looman has returned home
from a seven weeks visit TO Warrington.
Miss Pearl Ryner is the guest OF Miss
Maud Helmbright, at the camp grounds.
Miss Anna Speater, of Philadelphia, Pa,
is visiting Miss Schopper, on Main street.
Miss Hattie Ensheimer left yesterday
] for Mt. Lake Park to spend her vacation
Miss Frances Tague, of Pitts6urg, is Wis
iting Miss Rose Scalley, of the South SIDE
| Misses Ada and Emma Joy, of Martin s
Ferry, are visiting friends In Mcheesport,
Pa.
Mr.. L. Metz, the dry goods merchant,
left for New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton.
Misses Anna and Lena Memminger left
Yesterday on visit to friends in Puts
burg.
Rev. ]. N. Lynch, of the Chapline street
! M. z. Church, left yesterday Tor Wells
! burg.
Miss Bessie Jones, of Warrington, is Wis
iting Miss Bessie Zooman, of 262S Chapllne
street.
Rev. Father McElligott returned yester-
day after q three weeks absence at Bay
City, Mich.
Harry MUM, prescription clerk at Cole
mans pharmacy, has recovered from
brief illness.
Miss Mamie Jordan, of Washington, D.
| c., is visiting Miss Maggie Doyle, OF the
| South Side.
Miss Ella McKeever, of South Market
street, is enjoying short vacation near
Freeport, o.
Jos. A. Kress, of the South Side is in
| st. Louis attending the Brewers National
Convention.
Misses Mamie Brady and Melia Miller,
of the South Side, will spend Sunday In
Moundsville.
John Brent, late OF the Wheeling Pot
terry, has accepted a position in a pottery
at Newark, o.
Miss Lydia McNash, of South Jacob
Street, will leave to-day for Moundsvllle
camp grounds.
Mrs. Charles Rolfe, Of Twenty-sixth
street, is recovering after severe illness
of typhoid fever.
VIM. Lew Hooff, who is now located In
Tennessee, is in the city shaking hands
with his old friends.
Rev. Father Collins goes to Lewisburs
some time this week, being regularly ap'
pointed to that parish.
Lou ]. Miller and sister, Miss Mary
Nolte and p Bochman, returned yester-
day from Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. Louis Shafer, of the South Side
who has been visiting friends IN Moun0s-
vile, has returned home.
Mrs. Grant Stillwell returned home last
Monday to Moundsville, after a pleasant
visit with Wheeling friends.
Mrs. c.. A. Gates, son and daughter, of
Charleston, are visiting her sister, Mrs T.
Dunn, No. 2S Vermont street.
Mr.. William Memminger, of Pleasant
Valley, has returned from two months
visit to his old home in Europe.
Edward Cunningham, Of the South Side,
is living seriously i'll with typhoid fever at
his home on South Jacob street.
Misses Lou Sanders and Jessie Black
shire. of Warrington, are visiting Miss
Nettie Rumble, of the South Side.
Mrs. Lewis Shafer, of the South Side.
will return to-day, after pleasant week
spent with friends in Moundsville.
Misses Emma and Estella McOash will
give a reception and birthday party to their
friends on next Thursday evening.
Misses Sadie Allen, Sallie Connors, Rose
Davis and Alice Henderson, all OF Wheel
ing, will spend Sunday in Moundsville.
G. B. Spates, of Clarksburg, passed
through the city Friday on his way home
from a short sojourn near Chautauqua
Mrs. W. A. Shafer and daughters, Nellie
aud Blanche, of the South Side, are visit
ing friends at Marietta and Petersburg.
Miss Mary Newman returned home last
Sunday, after pleasant trip TO Pittsburg,
where she has been visiting Miss Annie
Barr.
Messrs. Edw. Hofrenter and John Ritz,
of the South Side, who have been visiting
friends in harrisburg and Marietta, have
returned home.
p. J. Heskin, Of Benwood, is in
town to act as best man at the Rei'ly-Kelly
wedding which is to take place during the
coming week.
w. NJ. Evans, the Superintendent Of the
decorating department of the Steubenville
pottery, has been licensed as alocal preach
err by the Steubenville District Conference
of the NJ Z. Church.
I'D. Culbertson and family are home
from a two months visit to Notch Hill,
r. l.
Mrs. E. Corners and daughter, Miss
Bell. will leave for Pittsburg this morning.
Mrs. julius Pollack and children re-
turned last night from Aurora, w. Va,
where they spent the summer.
Mrs. ]. G. Tomlinson and child and Mrs.
Thornberry arrived home last night from
Mountain Lake Park, where they have
been soiourning.
Henry Schmulbach, Andy Hamilton and
Frank Park left last night over the b. q
0. for Cincinnati.
G. A. Smith and wife of Cameron regis
tered at the Stamm yesterday.
NIolhe Keikhard, of Maple, w. Va, was
q Stamm House guest yesterday.
Misses Ola Spragg, Lucy Patterson and
Kittie Conker, and Messrs. J. NJ. Patter-
son. oilN Il oONCAo VI
Wadestown, w. Va, formed party who
stopped at the Stamm yesterday.
F.E. Fleming, of Fairmont, was an ar
rival at the Stamm yesterday.
i'll. Barr, of Fall Gate, W. Va, is stop
ping at the Stamm.
William Mooley and William McGough,
Of Cameron, were arrivals at the Stamm
| yesterday.
Robert Mccormack and J. L. Pierpont,
of Sistersville, registered at the HStamm