Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30

D.I,v Chronicle of the Movement"
Individuals

DaIlv Chronicle OF inc
Individuals
w. NJ. Kincaid, Of Cameron Is ''0pp
at the Behler. s.onning
at the Stamm. s.ou
aaron bloch has arrived home from a
trim 10 Cincinnati.
w. Bernyo, of Belmont, reei'O
Behler yesterday tho
E. w. Paxton, of Welisours' ""'
Windsor yesterday. :. s.on.
Goo. s. Mccarthy, OF honlney' -
ping at the Mcclure. 10
Miss Kate Merwein, OF FarAei
visiting friends here.
IT. Coe, of the Mount Hope N Nurseries,
Rochester, is in the city. :.
Miss Bessie L. koen, OF Manning 'oA'
registered at the Stamm.
Jas. Holley, of Hamlin, w. va was :"
Windsor guest yesterday.
q L. Mccoy, of Eureka, was hoVei
Behler guest yesterday.
FIJI. Willoughby, of Grafton, reeiS''toN
at the Behler yesterday.
OIL. Morgan, of Shilo, w. Va'' was ="
guest of the Behler yesterday.
Ephriam Hanes, of Pit Pleasant was p"
Hotel Behler guest yesterday,
JF. Rattigan, Of Parkersburg, was aii
arrival at the Behler yesterday.
DIR 0. McMasters and family lei'
early this morning for the east.
Mrs. E. p. Richardson, of Cameron 10
the guest of friends in the city
Mrs. r. G. Medium, Of WellsDurg, reg
;etarad o. tho Windsor Yesterday.
Will Carey left last night for New DIX
city. to be gone about two weeks.
Fred Strosser and jacob Blon are vlsl'-
ing the South Side Fishing cluo.
Mrs. A. Boost and daughter, MISS ROSA
have gone to Parkersburg on vlslt'
Miss Maggie Owens, OF the South Slde'
is the guest Of Parkersburg friends.
VIM. H. HUH, of Middlebourne, W. Va,
was an arrival at the Stamm yesterday.
Rev. DIR. Bonnheim will return FRIDAY
from an extended trip through the East.
Miss Rose Somehow has returned from
visit with friends in Cumberland, MD.
CHI. Smith, of Belmont, w. Va, regis
tered at the New St. Charles yesterday.
August Marschner will leave tonight to
nav the Mistic Crew Fishing Club call.
w. E. Martin, of Pine Bluff, w. Va,
registered at the New ST. Charles yester-
day.
Henry M. Moore, of Charleston, w.
Va. was New st. Charles guest yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas R. Goethe have re-
turned from brief sojourn with 1rlenus IN
Iowa.
Mrs. Winifred Conner and Len Patrick
left Yesterday for Belpre, Ohio, to visit
friends.
George Fox left Tuesday for Atlantic
CITY, Philadelphia and other Eastern
points.
Mrs. Jessie Berger and Miss Carrie
Brues will leave this evening for Cape
May, n. j.
Sol White left Tuesday evening for
Asbury Park, N. j., where he will visit
his parents.
Miss Mollie Dillon, of La Belle street, is
convalescng after severe attack OF
typhoid fever.
Mrs. C. T. Higgins and daughters are
visiting relatives at Wheeling.-Hunting-
ton Advertiser.
Kennedy Friend and sisters Miss Gene
and Mrs. George Flaccus, will leave TO-
night for Atlantic City.
c.. l. Bradley, J. B. Fennessey and 5.
BOYLE, of New Cumberland. were arrivals
at the Stamm yesterday.
Geo. w. Grubb, of the South Side, left
Yesterday for the Muskingum river, to Sc
cure a number Of turtles and fish.
Miss Matte p. Estep, of Uniontown, O.,
and Mrs. Ella Thatcher, of Louisville, o.,
were guests of the Stamm yesterday.
Misses Edith Bryan and Nora willard,
of Cameron, will pc the guests OF Miss
Sara Brown, at Elm Grove, fora few days.
w. s. Wiley and Robert McEldowney,
of New Martinsville, were familiar names
on the Hotel Windsor register yesterday.
Mrs. r. E. Tracy, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Peter MUM, of the South
Side. has returned to her home in Pleasant
Valley.
Morris Jacobson left for Cincinnati
Tuesday night. Mrs. Jacobson will re-
main and spend the summer with II. Ems
heimer.
Miss Georgia Neal of Parkersburg,
friend of Miss Emma Stamm, wss here to
attend the funeral of Henry w. Stamm
yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Pollock left over
the Pan Handle yesterday for New York
and New England. Their trip will cover
a period of six weeks.
Mrs. B. Gartner and children, of
Eighteenth street, accompanied by Miss
Mollie Smith leave tonight to visit
friends in Iowa City.
Mr.. C. S. Knight, of the Fort Wayne
Electrical company, left on business yes
terday. He will return in q few days to
look after his contract.
Mr.. u. S. G.. Hough. southeastern pas
senger agent of the great Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway, of Chicago,
Ill, is in the city on business.
James H. Hall, General Passenger
Agent of the Wheeling and Lake Erie rail
road, was in the city yesterday arranging
for the Sunday excursion on his road.
Miss B. Glannon of Main street left yes
terday for Cameron, w. Va, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. w. g. Nesbitt,
wife of the B. & o. agent at that place.
RI. Decker and wife and Mrs John H.
Downs. of Wheeling, left to-day for Har-
lem Springs, called thither oy the serious
illness of James McKay.-Steubenrill Her
aid.
Chas Menkemiller, the South Side
druggist, will return next Saturday from
an extended western tour, taking in Den
yer, Manitoba Lake, Pixies Peak and other
points. He took camera with him, and
will bring home number of interesting
views.