Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.

ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements Of
individuals.
Joseph H. MacArdle, the popular
and efficient manager of the Wheeling
Instalment Company, has decided TO
leave Wheeling on September 9th. much
to the regret of his many business and
social friends. Mr. MacArdle has been
in Wheeling about three years, aud
during that short period has made hosts
of warm friends. His management OF
the affairs of the Wheeling Instailment
Company, this city, has been most
satisfactory, and it is due to his energy,
ability and business tact that the com
pany enjoys so large share OF the pub
lie patronage. Mr.. MacArdle is well
pleased with Wheeling and his bust
ness success here, but has decided
to go TO Cleveland, where he will open
branch OF the Wheeling Installment
Company, and where larger field pre-
sents Itself. The REGISTER predicts for
him in his new home unbOupded sue
cess, and only regrets that Wheeling
must lose so good a business man.
None will regret his departure more
than the newspaper people. Mr.. Il. e.
Rice, who has been with the Wheeling
Installment Company for the past four
years, will take Mr.. McArdle's place. MIR.
Rice. during his few years connection
with the above company, has learned
every detail of the busir ess, and will
ably and efficiently look after the In
Of
will find him a courteous and pleasant
gent leman 10 deal with.
Capt. b. B. Dovener returned yester-
day from the interior.
Miss Eta Tracy, returned home, af'
ter three weeks trip through Ohio.
Arthur Roberts and viii Jones, OF
Wellsburg, were in the city yesterday.
John w. Beltz, ST., has gone for a
two weeks pleasure trip TO Atlantic
City.
William Cooke, from Pleasant Valley,
is visiting j. 1. Rosbery, on Forty ighth
street.
Charles W. Barrack, of New Mar
tinsville, was at the Hotel Behier yes
terday.
Thomas Corcoran, of Cameron, and
NJ. c. Gallahef, OF Sisterville, are at the
Behler.
Leo Lazelle, who has beeu visiting
relatives at Fairmont, has returned TO
the city.
Miss Della and Myrtle Miller, of the
South Side, are visiting friends il
Bellaire.
Mrs. r. L. Frazier and Mrs. L. c.
Metzner have gone to New York on
business.
Miss Mary Fernean, of cambridge,
O., is the guest Of Katie Koon, OF
bridgeport.
Misses Maggie and Fronie Miller, of
North Main street, are visiting friends
In Bellaire.
Miss Lou HoGe, of Morgantown, is
visiting Miss MarySamageot, Of the
South Side.
Miss Mary Asher, Of the east end,
who has been at Atlantic City has re-
turned home.
]. B. Mckee, the well-known ctgarist,
has returned from a business trip
through Ohio.
Miss Mary Vogler, after a pleasant
visit with friends at GAINESVILLE has
returned home.
Miss Jessie Jones, OF moundsville, IS
visiting Miss Bessie Looman, OF South
Chapine street.
Misses Martha and Blanche Hare
have returned after a months sojourn
at Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Maud McCuley leaves to-day
for Pittsburg where she will visit
friends for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fitzgerald, who
have been summering at the seashore,
have returned home.
Miss Annie Letzkus, Of North Market
street, left for Kensington, o., Wednee-
DAY, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cart Miller, from Mar
tins Ferry, o., were over in Wheeling
yesterday on business.
Herman Specht, of the Eighth ward,
has returned from a long visit with
friends in Huntington.
James Marshall, of Wheeling, re-
turned home from Atlantic City, where
he has spent several weeks.
James Israel aud wife, Of Mounds
vile, were visiting Mrs. Marshall, OF
Sixteenth street, yesterday.
Miss Ida Herriott, Of Venice, Pa,
the guest of Miss Eppha Hutchins
Woodsdale, has returned home.
Miss Alice Rldgley, OF Steubenville,
IS the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. j. M.
Hammond, of South Penn street.
G.. W. Wade, OF Pittsburg, who has
been visiting friends in East Wheeling
for some time, has returned home.
Miss jamie Marshall returned home
Saturday from a two weeks visit with
Mrs. James Israel, OF Moundsvile.
Mrs. z. Morris, Of South Side, and
daughter. Miss Belle, and son Asa are
visiting relatives at Kansas City, Mo.
Misses Meyers, two of Cincinnati's
most accomplished young ladies are Wis
iting Mrs A. Mabis, on South street.
Mrs. r. L. Frazier and Mrs. l.. C.
Neither, of Frazier d Metzner's millin-
cry store, are in New York on business.
Miss Blanche Foster, Of Wheeling, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. John A. Brady,
East Maiden street. Washington Jour
nal.
Miss Nellie o. Bowers, we'll
known young lady from Fostoria, o., is
in the city visiting friends on the South
Side.
Miss Sue Blatchley, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. j. johnson,
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