Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.


Atlantic City.
Will Lashley, of Grafton, is a guest OF
South Side friends.
Miss Christina Emo, of St Louis, ar
rived in the city last evening, ana Will DC
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Reed.
Agent ]. G. TomlnsOn, of the Pan Han
die, is back from Atlantic City.
S. G. Naylor and wife, of the Island, are
guests of friends at EldersvlIle.
Miss Title Beckendorf, of South Jacob
street, is visiting friends in Ohio.
Mrs. Jos. Hall, of the South Side, is
visiting friends at Empire, Ohio.
Mrs. Efie Russell and daughter are
guests Of friends at Claysville, Pa.
McLURE-John T. Harris, of Parkers-
burg; John A. McCaoe, OF Grafton.
w. o. McCluskey and family are at
Mount Lake Park for the summer.
Conrad Bachman and wife, of the East
End, are guests of friends in the country.
Judge ]. A. Campbell left yesterday for
Middlebourne, Tyler county, Oh legal Dus-
mess.
John hinghorn, of the East End, is
spending a few days at Mountain Lake
Park, Md.
Miss Emma Grubb, who has been visit
ing friends in Miltonsburg, Ohio, has re-
turned home.
Misses Maud Bowman and Lizzie Yahn,
of the East End, are guests OF friends IN
Philadelphia.
STAMM-Mse G. Tucker, of Parkersburg;
J. B. Clark, of New Martinsyille; q. w.
Lantz, of Burton.
Miss Clara Meyer has returned from
visit with friends in Detroit, Mt. Clemens
and other western cities.
WINDsoR-J. w. Kelly and wife, Of
BuckhannOn; w. ID. Jacobs, OF Sistersville;
Oreon L. Scott, of Bethany.
Miss Aggie Rafferty,, of South Eof
street, left Wednesday for Mountain Lake
Park, Md, TO spend few weeks.
Mrs. Stephen McCulloch leaves this
morning for Mountain Lake Park, on a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reed.
Miss Cora and Clara Zane, of Wheeling,
are the guests of Miss Cora Brown, on
Fifth STRAIGHTFORWARD Herald.
Miss Edna Wright is the guest of Miss
Bertha Wilson, of Wheeling, former pu-
pill at the Seminary.-StsubenUilie Gazette.
DR.. John G.. Hupp and wife and daughter
returned yesterday from two weeks visit
10 Mountain Lake Park, Nd, and the sea
shore.
Harry Menkemiller, Of South Chapline
street, will leave for Terra Alta, Oakland,
and Mountain Lake Park to spend several
weeks.
Misses Emma McVenes and Gertrude
Agnew, two charming young ladies' OF In
dependence, Ia, are the guests OF relatives
on the Island.
Mrs. Fay, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs Bushham, leave to-day for Mountain
Lake Park to be absent some four weeks
on pleasure jaunt.
Miss Alma Mater Wetson, of South Nc
Cullough street. has returned from the
west, where she took a summer course IN a
noted musical institution.
DIR. j. c. Hupp and family have return
ed from a three weeks sojOurn at the sea-
shore, and on the return trip stopping for
one week at Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Rosa Fritz, OF Syracuse, n. Y,
who has been a guest of Mrs. Will Arm
brecht, on South Jacob street, for the past
few weeks, has returned to her home.
Misses Emma Westwood and Louisa
thinner Of the South Side, returned Thurs
day evening from Washington, d. c.,
where they visited friends for several
weeks.
Thomas Feeuey, who was injured in the
accident on the B. & o. railroad bridge at
Bellaire last Monday, is resting easy at
the Hospital, with good prospects for re-
covery.
Mrs. Charles Hancher, wife Of Charles
Hancher of the firm of Wheat q Hancher,
Wheeling, W. Va, is in the city visiting
Mrs. MacEldowney on Upper Market
street.-SteubenuillC Gazette.
Chief Healy, of the fire department, re
turned yesterday from the camp OF the
Brunswick Fishing club, down the river.
He reports that al the boys are having a
good time and catching lots Of fish.
BEHLER-P. j. Mcbride and z. G. Glad
stone, of Shinnston; J. F. Anderson and
wife, Of Sistersville; Jacob Koontz, Of New
Martinsville; J. II. Barry and daugher, of
Amos; j. Z. r. Sine, of Fairview; G., A.
Trautman, of Chariestown.
Tom Owens, Camille Nay, August Noy
and wife, Ed Hasenauer and John Has
enauer, popular South Side glassworkers.
who have been employed at Toledo, o.,
and have been spending the last few weeks
with their parents and friends, have re-
turned 10 Toledo TO resume work on Mon
day.
Dr.L.N n. Refer has Just returned from
a visit 10 his home in Meadeville, Pa, and
while there looked over the new mile kite
track. He says it is one Of the finest
tracks in the country, and most carefully
built ID every particular. DR.. Refer looks
for future big records 10 be made on the
kite tracks, as it is best adapted for high
sDeed