Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-30
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements o
Individuals.

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tended trip through Eastern cities.
J. Max Hess returned home yesterday
from two weeks trip to Toronto, Canada
Miss Maggie Cunningham, of Piedmont,
w. Va, Is visiting relatives on the South
Side.
Mrs. Christiana Lloyd is lying danger
ously i'll at her home on Twenty-nintn
street.
Miss Lydie Morgan, fascinating young
lady of Wellsburg, is visiting on the
Island.
Misses Katie Hardy and Ola Brinland,
of Moundsville, are the guests OF Miss
Lizzie Foose.
Miss Nellie Humes, Of the South Side
returned home after three weeks visit 10
! Duquesne, Pa.
Miss Mamie Jordon, Of Washington, is
visiting her cousin Miss Mamie Jordon OF
! Twelfth street.
Geo. w. Bremen and wife and son Earl,
returned home yestesday from Mounds
vile camp grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Rumble and family
leave tomorrow for Fairview, o., to attend
| the Welch-Saltsgaver wedding.
Ed Steadman, of Pittsburg, is the guest
Of Mr.. Lewis T. Busbey.
William r. Johnson, editor Of the Eren-
! ing Star, of Steubenville, was in town yes
terday, enjoying the day with large num-
Der of his friends who came down 10 par
| ticpate in the celebration.
Kennedy Friend and sisters, Miss
| Gene Friend and Mrs. Boggs, arrived home
! from the seashore last night.
Miss Virginia Harrison, daughter of DR..
IT 1ofe dow fowl
| Cal. where she will visit her sister for two
years. She will attend the MERGED Semi
nary and perfect her musical education.
G. A. Smith, of Buckhaunon, and H. j..
/ Price, of Fairmont are at the Stamm.
NJ. Malsom, of Bradford, is at the Wind
sor, and will spend a few days with
| friends.
c. c. Williams and T. T. Davidson and
wife, of Parkersburg, are the West Vlr-
ginians at the Windsor.
Mrs. Charles T. Reed and children re-
| turned Thursday from five weeks visit
to friends at Clarksburg.
John Shorts has returned from an eX-
tended trip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Roch-
ester and other Northern points.
J Esquire d. q. Philips and family have
returned from the Moundsville Camp
! Grounds, where they have been all summer.
MISS 1lhLlc VI u4O. OoNo6Oi A'AN.'
| is visiting Miss Rose Clarity on South
| Chapline street.
w. S. Faris, of Waverly; d. w. Porter,
of Clarksburg; d. Franklin, Of Hundred,
and Max Mohn, of Littleton, are the West
| Virginians at the st. Charles.
The members of the Zita family who
have been playing an engagement at To
ronto, have returned and are at Klin's
saloon.
Messrs Harry Connel and Ed Nicholl,
two prominent young gents OF Newark, O.,
are spending a few days very pleasantly
with the o. w. L. Club.
Will Stone, of the firm of Stone &
Thomas is in New York and Eastern cities
purchasing full line of fall goods for their
capacious establishment.
Miss Cora Neil and her friend Miss
Stewart, of Bellaire, were visiting in this
city yesterday.
Misses Martha Auber and Mary LAM
han have returned from visit to relatives
and friends in Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
Misses Mary Hoelsche and sisters, Liz
zie and Gertrude, and Julia Auber, have
returned from two weeks visit to rela-
tives in Ohio.
Miss Fannie Stanton, who has been alb.
sent since June visiting friends in Hart
ford, w. Va, will be home soon on the
Keystone State.
Miss Barbarah Schwartz and Mrs. B. L.
Creswell and daughter have returned
| from an extensive pleasure trip through
the East and the Southern part of Ohio.
Miss Lizzie, daughter of Judge Carlehen
of Cumberland, Md, who is the guest OF
Miss Marguerite Follen, leaves for her
home Monday night.
Mrs. Charles T. Reed and children have
returned after delightful soiourn OF five
weeks visiting relatives and friends In
Clarksburg and vicinity.
Miss Lena Schaub, charming young
lady of the South Side, left Wednesday
via G. L. 81 w. for Cleveland, Detroit, and
other eastern summer resorts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stroller, of Phlladel-
phia, who have been visiting their cousins,
Mrs. H d. REYNOLDS and Mrs. H. G.. Rum
bic. of the South Side, have returned home,
Mrs. Rumble accompanying them.
We understand that Mr.. Harry Mcclure
went all the way to Morganton to attend
King & Franklin's show. Harry don't
care for expenses. Family tickets were 2e
cents each.-West Virginia (KingiOood) Ar
gus.
Mrs. w. n. Linch will leave to-day 70,
Chicago to attend meeting of the Board
of Lady Managers OF the worlds Fair Mrs
Lincoln expects to return in about one week
at which time she wishes 70 meet the lad
les of the city who are interested in art, tc
make ARRANGEMENTS for proper display OF
the art work.
Miss Lillian Campbell, Of Wheeling, ar.
rived here on Monday, and is spending
several weeks among her many friends in
Kingwood. Miss Campbell's health has
been indifferent for some months, but she
is somewhat improved, and no doubt the
health-giving oxygen of Kingwood's alti-
tude viii completely restore her.-Preston
County Journal.
Rev. David L. Ash and lady, OF Wheel
ing, have been visiting for several days
among their many friends in this county.
Rev. Ash is a son of our genial Harrisonian,
I.R. p. Ash, Of Mt Clare. and there is not
one of his former associates in this county
who is not gratified to learn Of his splendid
career and bright future. He has had
charge OF the leading Methodist Church of
Wheeling for five years The rules of the
Conference will demand that he change pas
torates this fall, but il Is said that he will
not be permitted 70 leave Wheeling. he
delivered the evening sermon at the ShinDs-
ton camp meeting last Sunday.-CIdrksbur0
telegram.
Closing Out.
Five hundred pairs of boys regular
81. so shoes at 90 cents