Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle Of the Movements of
individuals.

Mr.. Ashly Cooper was in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. Chas. Watterho1se is summering at
Atlantic City.
John Emig will spend Sunday at his
home in Wellsburg.
John Brady, of the South Side, is laid
up with typhoid fever.
Henry Muelke will leave for Mt. Pleas
ant today on his wheel.
Harry Gruber left yesterday on his
wheel for Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Norrington will spend
Sunday in New Philadelphia, ..
Mrs. Charles Frheze and little daughter
have returned from visit to Aurora, w.
Va.
Miss Anna Meagel, of the East End, will
leave Tomorrow to visit her home in Mari
eta.
Mrs. J. Anchors, of Washington, Pa,
was calling on friends in the city yester-
day.
Fred. Heise, of the East End is expected
home from an extensive visit in Ohio to-
day.
Miss Edith Francis has returned home
from visit to Columbus and other ONO
cities.
G. S. Olmstead, of Paige, Carey & Co.,
will spend Sunday at his home at Ravenna,
Ohio.
John Manion, of the South Side, has re-
turned from a visit to the South Side nsn-
ing camp.
Mr.. Charley Schambra, of Dennison, o..
is the guest of Mr.. Willie Bye on South
Broadway.
Messrs. Robert Clemens and Brady
Morgan, of Wellsburg, were in the city
yesterday.
Messrs. John O'Hare and John Hoffman,
are visiting the Inglumyer Fishing club at
Willow Springs.
Miss Louise Pullen, of Baltomore; Is
visiting Miss Catherine McLain at MI.
Lake Park. Md.
Mayor C. w. Seabright, arrived home
Yesterday morning after very pleasant
three weeks trip.
Matthew Mcnamara, of South M'Col-
Tough street, is visiting friends IN tne IN
terror of the State.
Miss Bessie Lamb, of Wheeling, will be
omong her MANY friends here next week.
CldrkSburg Telegram.
Miss Dora Sullivan returned home, last
evening. after two weeks visit with
friends at Newark, o.
Pat. Manion, Of the Eighth ward, re-
turned yesterday from vlslt 10 nshlng
camps below Moundsville.
George Powers, Charles Ferguson and
Jacob Blon left yesterday 10 Vlslt Ine
South Side Fishing Club.
Miss Rose Moff, of Wheeling, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Danhart on avery
street.-PdrkerSblrG Journal.
loINx ~
Ohio. is Visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Murrins, on South Jacob street.
Miss Amelia Neideomyer, a charming
young lady Of the South Side, mas returned
from a visit to Matamoras, ONO.
Miss Minnie Nolte, manager OF the dry
goods department of II. r. Nolte's store,
will spend her vacation at Marietta
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bell have re-
turned from their wedding trip and gone
to housekeeping on South Wood street.
Frank Howard and wife returned to
Fostoria yesterday, after visit with Mr..
Howard,s relatives, on Thirty-eighth
street.
Ex-senator ]. B. Somerville, one OF the
most prominent lawyers OF Wheeling, was
in the city yesterday morning'-fdunont
Inder.
Miss Emma. left Yesterday at ~ o'clock to
visit relatives and friends at Windsor,
Canada.
Miss Maggie Foose, Of Eoff street, has
returned home from pleasant visit 10
Cincinnati and Columbus, o., and Coylng-
ton, Ky.
Miss Ella Obermann, Of South Main
street, left last evening for the Mounds
vile camp grounds, where she Will spend
the summer
Mrs. Ham Silvey and daughter, Miss
AIDA, of South Chapline street, accom-
panied by Miss Jane Mason, have left Tor
Altoona, Pa.
Miss Mollie Norrington and sister, Miss
Ample, and Miss Lydia Beck and chester
ID. Shrodes, will take in the Chippewa eX-
cursion to-day.
Mrs. VIM Graham and children and
Chas. Bickerton and family LETT yesterday
to visit the family OF Hon. G. w. TipPett !
at PIT. Pleasant.
John G. McLain, Esq, Of this city, was
elected Secretary of the State Board OF
Pharmacy at its meeting helc at White
Sulphur, last week.
D. B. Clark and wife, accompanied by |
Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs. Nelson, Will De |
guests Of Geo: NJ. Norrington, OF New |
Philadelphia Sunday.
Miss Dell Wright and Miss Anna Hasen-
auer, of the South Side, will leave for Eos |
toria on Tuesday. where they will visit |
friends for some time.
Misses Maggie and Ada Owens, Of the |
South Side, will leave to-day for Mounds |
vile, where they will be the guests Of their |
sister, Mrs. John Ray, for week
Daniel Sauers and Edward Bowers, ris- |
ing young attorneys Of Columbus, o., and |
YOUNGSTOWN, o., respectively, are guests /
Of Prof. Clyde Ford, at his home in Ben |
wood.
W. Nance and family returned home |
yesterday from an extended tour Of the |
Eastern resorts, sojourning for a short \
time at the fashionable West End Hotel at i
Bar Harbor, Ne. The trip was delight |
fully planned and thoroughly enjoyed
Mr.. John H. Boyd, Of the South Side,
who has been serving out three years |
enlistment in the q. S. Army, returned /
home last Sunday evening. Mr.. Boyd |
spent his three years in the Western Dor |
ders. He reports the life Of soldier being /
q grand thing for young man. There Is |
no doubt but what be may re-enIist again |
DR.. R. w. Hazlett who has soiourned at |
the Murray Hill Hotel while on business