Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28
ABoUr People.
Daily Chronicle Of the Movement Of
individuals.

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WrNDsoR.-J. f, Hindman of Sisters
Vile.
E. Discher, OF Eleventh street, is in
Detroit visiting friends.
SrANM-J. S. McVey and G. W.
Holmes, OF Parkersburg.
Harry MUM is spending q few days
on Wheeling Creek fishing.
John Quigg has accepted position as
salesman with Stole Bros.
Walter McGraiI, OF the East End Is
in Cleveland visiting friends.
Rey. Father P. Sagerer, Of Burkhar'
I Station, O., is az the Behler.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.K. List left last night
over the B. & o. for Boston.
Josh Buckley has retgtned home,atter
3 two weeks visit in Eastern cities
Miss Mary Daugb erty, Of Fifteenth
street, will leave to-day for Atanuc
City.
Miss Hattie Defhnbaugh visited
| friends In wheeling to-day'-BeIId're
! riblHe.
Clement Hess and wife have gone to a
poipt in the Allegheny mountains Tor
/ the SUMMER.
Miss Kate Nolan has returned from a
visit to friends on Wheeling Island
BettQire Tribune.
Misses Bessie Baron and Mary Flana-
gan. Of the South Side, will leave to-day
+ for Atlantic City.
/ Miss Kate Gather, an accomplished
lady Of Eoff street, has gone TO Atlantic
/ City for her health.
Fred. Forester, Of Jacob street, in
East Wheeling, is visiting his brother
iu Logans0erg, Ind.
Theo. w. Fink, Chas Fender and
Ed Frank, will leave to-day over the b.
6c o. for Atlantic City.
Miss Amelia Bentz, Of South Eoff
street, has return ed from visit with
I friends in Findlay, Ohio.
Miss Helena Walford, Of South jacob
( street, has returned from an extended
visit with friends in Ohio.
Misses Jessie Clemens and Lille Mar
shall have returned from a visit with
New Martiusville friends.
Miss Julia jacquard, Of Portsmouth,
/ o., is a guest of her cousin, John A
Matthews, on Market street.
w. w. Macintosh, the genial repre-
sentative OF Kelgauer Il Co., Indianapo-
/ lis, is calling on the trade here.
Mrs. J.. d. Bowlin, Of the East End,
left Yesterday for Belmont county, o.,
TO spend a few weeks with relatives.
Steve Ripley, Jr., Of Hammond, H.,
is guest OF his grandparents, Stephen
/ Mccullough and wife, on Fifteenth
street.
Miss Mary Louise Kincheloe, Of War
rentOn, Virginia, Is visiting her uncle,
/ r. 5. Eincheloe, on Virginia street,
Island.
BEHLER-Wm. F. Bowers, Of Park
3 ersburg; j. B. White and child, OF Hun
cred; c. c. Bowser, Of Sistersville, Miss
/ Sadie Gwynn, of Parkersburg.
Rev. Or. B. A. Bonnheim has been
/ called % Huntington, w. Va, to assist
/ in dedicating the new Synagogue Of the
/ Jewish congregation next Sunday
Mrs. Sadie Harper, Of the Fifth ward,
and Mrs. Mollie SchatTer, Of Wheeling,
will leave Saturday for Chippewa Lake
10 spend a couple OF days. - Beltdire
/ Tribune.
McLURE.-R. P. Camden, Of Parkers-
/ burg. John James, i. Glenn Cook and
n. G. Mcconnell, of Moundsville; j.
| VIM. Brown, OF Charleston; DR.. j. NJ.
| Post, of Spencer.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. S. Cordell, Of the
| South Side, leave to-day to attend the
/ funeral Of Mr.. Bearley, OF Parkers6urg.
/ They go from there TO Cincinnati, Ohio,
I TO spend several weeks.
D. P. Sydenstricker, Of Lewisburg
! and G.. w. Duddeny, Of Hurricane, w.
/ Va. members Of the State Board of
| Pharmacy, are at the Mcclure. They
! are here 10 attend the meeting Of the
Board.
! Miss Lizzie Niccols, who has been the
charming guest OF Miss Lizzie Mendel,
returned % her home in Uniontown,
\ Pa, today, much TO the regret Of the
many many friends she made during
I her brief sol ourn.
OF the class OF 80 of the Linsly the
/ following members will enter college:
( Robert HUMPHREYS and Eugene Baer, at
Washington-Jeffers Walter SpargO,
I Chicago: Leo Brilles, Wooster, o.; Will
bur McGregor, Princeton. They will
all enter freshmen classes.