Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-20
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements Of
IndirlAunla

4 dt Juo 0euler yesterday.
Theo. Wray, Of Huntington, was Hotel
Behler guest yesterday.
]. NJ. Conway, OF Fairmont, registered
at the Mcclure yesterday.
T. E. Miller, of Wellsburg, was an ar
rival at the Mcclure yesterday.
Misses Mamie Jordan and Maggie LOTUS
are visiting friends in Allegheny.
Mr.. H. P. Bowen leaves Tuesday on q
two weeks visit to Mansfield, 0.
J. Schneeburger, of Clarksburg, was an
arrival at the Stamm yesterday.
H. M. Russell, Esq, and Col Robert
| White were in ParkersDurg on Friday.
Wilson Feeny, of Wheeling, is the guest
| of his friend, Arnold Edmiston, OF Weston.
Frank j. Cartwright and family are on
the Moundsville camp grounds for the sum-
mer.
Misses Kate and Minnie Coppage. are
visiting relatives and friends in Tyler
county.
VIM. Greenen and wife, Of the South
| Side, leave this week for Buffalo to visit
friends.
Prof. Henry Krippahne and wife have
returned from months stay at hlngwood,
w. Va
Thad varney, OF Camden, n: j., is visit
ing his brother, George VerDey, on South
| Broadway.
Miss Ada Fisher, of Chicago, is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. a. Z. Fisner, of South
| jacob street.
Miss Lou Haberstick has returned from
a two weeks sojourn through the wllds OF
West Virginia.
Henry Loefler and Ed. Fisher, of the
Eighth ward, will shortly engage IN the
butcher business.
B.J. Garden and family, of the Island,
nave moved to the Moundsville camp
| grounds for the summer.
G. w. Kincaid and niece, Of McKees-
port, Pa, were arrivals at the New ST.
Charles yesterday.
Messrs. Jacob Blon and j. G. Beck spent
Sunday at the South Side fishing clubs
camp, down the river.
Daniel Taylor and Miss Ellen Arm
strong, of Snellona, Mo-, were guests oil
the Windsor Saturday.
Miss Edith Higbee, of Cleveland, is Wis
iting her former schoolmate, Miss Bessie
JepSon, of Twelfth street.
Hon. A. w. Campbell and John Frew,
Esq, left yesterday Tor New YORK, whence
they will sail for Europe.
Miss Maggie Magee left for Detroit,
Mich, last Wednesday, where she will
| spend the summer with friends.
Mr.. Richard Green and Miss Jennie
Green, of this city, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Z. Malloy, OF Wolf FORK.
Miss Celia Williams, of the South Side,
leaves this week 70 visit her sister, Mrs.
James Mathison, of p ArkersOurg.
Elwood w. Shallcross and son, Paul,
arrived yesterday at noon from Pnlladel-
phia TO attend the funeral Of his father.
Misses Sophia Feeterer, of Martins
Ferry, and Rose King, of st. Clairsville,
TOOK in the excursion 10 Chippewa LAKE.
Messrs. w. T. and Robert j. Rust two
former Wheeling boys, but now OF Phlla-
delphia, are visiting friends on the South
Side.
j. Holtzen and wife, Phil Fisher, and
Amy Fisher and wife, OF Mcheesport
were among The arrivals at the Benler yes
| terday.
Morgan L. OFT, Esq, and daughter, Mrs.
| Charles Hart, OF " neeilng, are visiting
their cousin, Mrs. John L. Vance, Lear
Romney.
T. B. Ross, Of the firm of I. G. Dillon,
starts on a novel excursion. de Will 90 on
foot through Il section OF The interior VI the
state for his healtn.
w. S. Morgan, of Parkersburg, and Miss
Minnie Rogers, OF Huntington, were the
West Virginia arrivals nc tIe New ST.
Charles yesterday.
Mrs. John Adams and daughter, Miss
Phillia, North Market street, lett on ms
steamer Andes on = pleasure trip Tor Gin
cinnati AMI Parkersburg.
Mrs Spaulding K. Wallace and children
i So
| Westport, Mass, where they intend re-
naming until late in the autumn.
DR.. Chas. w. Cowan and wife arrived
| Saturday at noOu from Ottawa, Canada,
| where they were on visit, u attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Cowan'S father, Col. L. p.
Shallcross.
Hon. Henry S. Walker arrived in the
city on the midnight Is. * .. train Satur
day night aud spread his signature on the
register at the Mcclure. lie departed yes
terday morning.
Frank Stevenson, of Wheeling, who has
been the guest Of bis uncle, Robt Steven
son, for some days, returned home this
morning. A social party was held at Mr.
StevensOn's last evening in his honor
East Liverpool Crisis
John Widmer, OF New Martinsville,
brought 600 pounds of honey 10 Wheeling
last Tuesday. His crop this year amounted
to over l2O pounds. His bees are of the
Italian strain and produce the finest honey.
Major VIM. Mckinley arrived in the city
en- the midnig ht train over the B. u. o last
night and registered at the Mcclure. He
will leave on the T.. ". y. train this morn
| ing for his home in Canton.
Miss Salie Thompson, of Wheeling
Island, who is well known among the
Young people here, is visiting her grand
father at Fernwood, o., and will soon visit
in Wellsburg. WclIsburg Herald.
Mrs. Jos. Kdpheck and daughter, Miss
| Amelia, who has been visiting at Grand
Rapios, Mich, and Cincinnati, Ohio, are
expected to return home during the coming
week.
Mrs. James ]. Stanton, who has been
! visiting her sister, Mrs. Donnally, at New
Haven. w. Va, was suddenly called
home by telegram on account Of the illness
of her husband.
Mr.. Chas. Aul has returned from a
| pleasant trip, taking In Atlantic City,
| Philadelphia and Washington, ID. G. While
in the latter city he was best pan at the
wedding Of his brother, Mr.. George Aul,
TO Miss Emma Bradley.
DR.. w. Reynolds Wilson, of Philadel
ohia. nephew of Col. Shallcross, arrived
| Sunday TO attend the Col0ners funeral.
| The mother of the Doctor, Mrs. Hannah
h Wilson, also Of Philadelphia, who is
sister OF Col. Shallcross. could not attend
| the funeral because of sickness. She is the
onlv remaining member of a large and
we'll known family at Philadelphia. Mrs.
Wilson is also well known 10 many OF the
older citizens of Wheeling.