Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-18
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.


Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.
J.R. McCourtney was In PittsburS
yesterday.
Mrs. f. G. Rempel, Of the Island, is
guest Of relatives in Marietta.
Mr.. c. Geisler, of Philadelphia, is Wis
ting his aunt, Mrs. Schopper.
TN. Garvin has returned from a
summer trip through the East.
Miss Mary Shorts, Of the South Side,
Is in Pittsburg q guest Of friends.
Miss Annie Hullien, OF Market street,
is visiting friends in Philadelphia,
Miss Amelia Miller, Of Pittsburg, is
visiting friends on the South Side.
Robert Clemens and Clyde Hennrlc-
house, OF Wellsburg, are IN the city.
WNDsoR-A. J. Boreman, of Parkers-
burg; j. n. Williams, Of Buckhannon.
w. j. Lukens and w. K. Bodley left
Friday night on an Eastern business
trip.
Miss Caddie Watt, teacher at the
Richie Public Schools, has been for q
week.
Miss Annie Bremen, OF South Eoff
street, left yesterday to visit friends In
Pittsburg.
Miss Kate G.. Wright returned at noon
yesterday from an extended visit to
New York City.
Edw. Commerford is down from Pitts
burQ on a visit 10 his parents, on South
Chapine street.
Mr.. J. Il. Burt Of South Eoff street,
left yesterday TO attend the reunion at
Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cox and son, Al
bert. OF the South Side, leave to-day for
Washington City.
Andy Johnson, OF the Treasury De-
partment, Washington, is in town on
a visit 70 his mother.
Col. John L. Shilling, OF Wheeling,
registered at the st. Albert last night.
Charleston Tribune.
Will Nolte is confined to his home on
South Chaplain street, by serious al
tack Of typhoid fever.
Charles Schultz, assistant superin-
tendent OF mails, left yesterday Tor a
trip through the East
Isaac Frey, Of South Chaplain street,
leaves Monday morning 70 Visit rela-
tives in Washington City.
John Stewart, Of A. J. Sweeney q
Sons Office, will spend Sunday with
his parents in Warrington.
SrAEM-E. II. Douglass, OF Petro-
leum; Miss Harrison, Of Fairmonti j.
II. Matthews, OF WellSburg.
Lee Reed, OF Wheeling, is here to
measure our gents for their fall suit
-ClarkSbUTg Telegram.
VIM. Cunningham, OF the South Side
leaves to-day for Washington, d. " 10
attend the q. A. r. encampnent.
Miss Ray Kincaid. Of Cameron, re-
turned home during the week. after a
few days visit with friends on the South
Side.
Cant. B. B. Doveuer left on the 1925
train this morning for Washington, D.
c., to attend the National &. A. h. En-
campment.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Richardson, who
have been guests of Fred Watt, OF South
Jacob street, have returned 10 theif
home In Indiana.
DR.. W. c. Eizler, Of Pittsburg, VINO
has been spending few days az MS
home on the Island, returned to Plus
burg yesterday morning
Nelson Feeney has returned from 3
visit to ClarkS5urg, where he mas oeeh
spending a few weeks with MS sranu-
father, Colonel Ben Wilson.
Miss Maggie Moran, Of the South
Side. who was thrown from horse
few weeks ago, is presently suffering
q severe illness from the effects.
Mrs. w. II. Siviter, Of PittsburE, and
Miss Nettie Harrison, of Fairmont, are
~ the Stamm. Mrs. w. II. Siylter Is q
daughter Of Ex-Governor Pierpont, OF
FairmOnt.
Miss Elizabeth Fox, OF Sharon, Pa,
and Misses Lizzie hurry and Maggie
Morrison, OF Bellaire, Ohio, are the
ruests OF Miss Ella Obermann, OF the
South Side.
DIR. Ed Booking, Of DR.. z. L. Boggs
drug store, left yesterday for wheeling
and will 90 from there to Philadelphia
70 attend q school Of pharmacy.-Chdr'
lesion Tribune.
After an absence Of three years In the
East and South, Mr.. Edgar ID. Taylor
arrived in the city last night on VISIT
N tine home OF his parents, OF 81 YER
mont street, Island.
Miss Margaret Post, Of town, and
Me- Ressie Morrison, of Wheeling,
went to washington City Saturday Go
w 81 the family sf William MeCurdy.-
Washington Reporter. ..r
Harry E. Gross, travelling salesman