Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-27
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.


individuals.
II. G.. Leazure left last night for Par
kersburg,
Aug. Wilhelm is summering at
Woodlands.
SQUIRE George Ankle left last evening
for Parkersburg.
Mrs. DR.. S. Reifie has gone to Mounds
vile to spend the summer.
BEHLER-A. Z. Painter, OF Sisters
willie, A. Gam, of Parkersburg.
Col. William Exley returned home
yesterday morning from Chicago.
Ed. and ALIVE Friedel, of the Island,
are guests Of friends at Cameron, D.
Miss Maggie Flanagan, OF South
Wood street, is in Cleveland visiting.
Joseph H. Parker returned yesterday
from a two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
John Qulgg has accepted a posi-
tIon as travelling salesman with Stole
& Bro.
Miss BERTHE Schultz, OF the East End,
has returned from a visit with friends
in Ohio.
Miss Annie Butler, Of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting Mrs. John Johnston, Of North
Market street.
MCLURE-W. R. Jlnnette, Of Beth
any: s. c. Moore, of Proctor; j. Glenn
Cook, of Moundsville.
Mrs. L. f. Stlfel and daughter, Miss
Sue, and Mr. Harry 0sterlpg left yester-
dou For +lontir CitV
Miss Lizzie thinner, OF South Chap
line street, has returned from a months
VISIT to Cleveland and Marietta.
Frank Plaukey and children Of
South Chapline street, have returned
from a visit with friends at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio.
Sam Harper and Howard Strong, left
Yesterday morning for Cleveland and
other points around the lakes 70 spend
few weeks.
Miss Katie Cowan, Of Wheeling, is
visiting her brother, Albert Cowan,
pressman at the Observer Washington
(PG.) Journal
Miss Kitty Reese. who has been SER
iously in at Wheeling, has so far con-
valesced as to be able to return home
SteltbeRUille Gazette.
Miss Annie Wilson, the City Libra
rian, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Agnes, left Monday for Chicago and
other points In the West.
Misses Jessie Clemans and Lille Mar
shall have returned after pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomp-
son, of New Martinsyille.
Harry Hales and family returned TO
Wheeling Saturday after visiting In this
city. Mr.. Hales is employed in the
Wheeling pottery. -StetIbenrille Gazette.
Mrs. J. Z. Sweeney and daughters, Of
Elm Grove, left yesterday for Wash
ington, Pa, to spend few weeks; from
there they 60 TO the sea shore TO spend
the remainder of the summer.
John West, well-known iron work
err Of the Top mill, and his friend,
Mike Riddle, have just returned from
four weeks trip TO Cheat River
Mountains. They report good time.
SrAMM-S. S. Cochran, OF Terra
Alta; n. Klotz, OF St. Joseph; Col. d. D.
Johnson, of Long Reach; Jas. Do6ler,
OF Proctor; Rev. A. J. McGrath, OF
Fairmont; Henry Walter, OF Webster;
Mrs. J. J. Brown, of Morgantown.
Joseph Ankle of South Jacob street,
left last evening for Tifin, o., where
Mrs. Arkle and two children have been
visiting relatives for about two weeks.
He will remain about q week and will be
accompanied home by his family.
o. W. Heiskell has returned from a
fishing and hunting expedition among
the classic hills which border on Fish
Creek. He brought home some hand
some specimens Of the fnny tribe, as al
evidence Of his piscatorial proves, but
there is a suspicion that he caught them
With silver bait.