Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement oil
individuals.


Friendly.
Daniel Heymann is summering at
Chippewa Lake.
Prof. Shelf and wife have returned
from New York.
McLURE-Senator ]. n. Camden and
wife, Of Parkersburg.
Mr.. S. S. Jacob, of Clinton, left for
Parkersburg yesterday.
Miss Kathleen Acheson Is guest OF
friends in Parkersburg.
Rev. Edward McSweeney, OF st.
Mary's, is at the Mcclure.
Mrs. J. w. Bodley, OF Stauuton, Var
is a guest OF friends here.
J. n. Cole, OF Cincinnati, insurance
adjuSter, is al the Mcclure.
Gus II. Emsheimer took in the excur-
sion 10 Zoar, last Thursday.
Miss Lucie Hearne is a guest OF Steu-
beenville friends for few days.
Mrs. George s. Feeney and children
are visiting friends in Cumberland, Nd
Latino McLain, Arthur Johnson and
Idul D6ullIIOu otO O"H pms N"N 49,
Chippewa.
Miss Bessie Taylor, of Bethany, is the
guest of Miss Eta Harper, out the Ma
tional pike.
George Umstead, night clerk at the
Stamm, spent Friday with friends In
Newark, o.
Miss Lydia McMechen is at Mt. Lake
Park, Md, where she will visit for
several weeks.
Harry Hoffman, OF the Wheeling
Cyclers, will run up to Steu6enylIle on
mis- wheel to-day.
Mrs. J. P. Hndreth and Mrs. Ellen
Caldwell left for Mt. Lake Park to
spend the summer.
Mrs. John L. Rice and daughter, Miss
Bessie, leave tomorrow for Aurora to
spend the summer
Frank Carenbauer left yesterday for
Canton, o., and the lakes. lie Will be
absent about two weeks.
Henry Campbell, OF South Market
street, has returned from three weeks
visit with friends in Ohio.
VIM. Dannenberg and sister, Miss
Louise, Of the South Sine, are visiting
friends in Washington City.
Miss Ella Barrett, OF the East End,
left on Thursday to visit friends at Ian
caster and Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Beulah Hunter, of Triadelphia,
is spending a few days in Moundsvlle,
the guest Of the Misses Logan.
WINDsoR-C. Z. Barton and wife, of
Sistersville; Alex. Zeck, Of Grafton; G.
w. Mccormack, of Buckhannon.
Miss Kate Padden. of the Island, left
yesterday morning for PittsHurg and
other places for on extended visit.
Mrs. G. Ed. Mendd and daughter,
and Major Thos. Norton are spending
the summer at Hammondsport, n. Y.
Hon. jesse Hollingsworth, OF st.
Jlairs7ille, Belmont cOunty's Prose
cutting Attorney, was in the city yes
terdsy.
Dwight Wagner, Nile Ford and Wal
ter Higgins are stopping at the Nc
Oregon cottage at the Moundsville camp
grounds.
Misses Margretta Ditman, Laurel
West. accompanied by Mary Foose,
will spend Sunday with friends in Bur
ing ton, 0.
John Carney, of South McCulloch |
street, left yesterday for Pittsburg,
where he was called by telegram an
bouncing the death of his son.
David Gundling has written letter
10 friend here from Germany, where
ne and his family are visiting, reporting
everybody well and enjoying the trip |
immensely.
BEHLER-R. E. L. Allen, of Morgan
own; J. NJ Fordyce, OF Littleton; John |
.. McEldowDey, of New Martinsville; !
A. ]. McCorkley, Of SisterSville; D. B. |
Taylor, Of Parkersburg.
Sammy" Nichols arrived home yes
.erday from Toledo, where the club |
representing that city disbanded last !
night. Sammy" is in good form and |
will probably secure another engage
nent for the balance of the season.
Charles Menkemeller, the South Side |
and DR.. Z. IL. Billiard left |
Yesterday on their wheels for Cumber |
and, Md. Their families will leave |
here on Monday, and join them In that
city. The party will return in two or
three weeks.
Mrs. John O'Brien and daughter
Miss Estella, Of Steubenvllle, who have
been guests Of Mrs. Conway, OF the |
South Side, will return home in few !
lays accompanied by Miss Jane Hig-
gins, who will be their guest for
short time.
Alfred Ulrich and John Lowe, OF |
West Wheeling, arrived home Friday |
from Washington, d. c., where they at
tended the National L. a. w. meet. |
They were entertained hsnsOmely while |
IN that city and both shook hands with
President Harrison.
NJ. and Mrs. W. B. McMechen ar
rived home yesterday from their Euro ]
Oean jaunt. They were gone about |
TWO months, and the trip was so well |
arranged that the objects Of interest |
were seen to excellent advantage. They |
are in the best OF health and spirits and |
enjoyed the trip immensely. SingularIy |
enough they experienced no diScOmiorts |
On the water, not even in the English |
Channel where it was particularly |
rough. Mr. McMechen mentions /
among othor things that are strikingly /
cheap in London, bass ale, clothing and I
Goldfish. While they have seen many /
of the wondrous sights OF the old world /
il is with pleasure that they again re- |
turn 10 their native heath. Mrs. Nc |
Mechen says the baby was delighted /
with the trip, and comes back ''as fat |
as a lizard"