Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of
individuals.


trip 70 Boston and New York.
Chas. Klaproth, Of Morgantown, is
visiting relatives In the East End.
Harry Bennett, of McKeesport, Pa.
is on a visit here to take in the fair.
Major Wm. Shorts and Col. Martin
Cough, Of West Liberty, are in the city.
Charles Ray, OF the South Side, has
accepted a position at the South Side
Bank.
Frank J. Diegmiller has returned
from pleasant visit to friends in Bal
tlmore.
SrAMM.-J. Lloyd, OF Waverly; E.
P. Mobley, OF Grafton; II. r. Howard,
Of Point Pleasant.
DR.. J. A. Fullerton returned from
Ireland last week, where he has been
on his summer vacation.
Miss Clara Hellstein leaves tomorrow
for New Lexington to attend school In
the ST. AlOysius academy.
James II. Humes and wife, OF the
South Side, have returned from q
months visit 10 the country.
Mr.. NJ. P. Mol, Of Pittsburg, who
has been the guest of friends the past
few days has returned home.
Miss Maud McCulley, who has been
the guest OF PittSburg friends the pas I
week, arrived In the city yesterday.
MCLURE.-W. Kenny, Of Piedmont;
John Bebovt, of Fairmont; James
Brown and Joe McClain, OF Grafton.
Albert Ernest has resigned his posi-
tiOn as Tenth street dispatcher on the
electric muter line to study medicine.
Miss Lulu May Hogue, of Morgan
town, who has been the guest Of Miss
Mary Sauvageot, returned home last
week.
Archie Campbell, of the South Side,
who has been travelling through the
West for the past month, has returned
home.
Miss Kate and Annie Smith, of Blu
cyrus, O., are guests Of their grand
mother, Mrs. Smith, on South Wood
street.
Misses Ida and Matilda Meyers, OF
Cincinnati, who have been visiting Mrs
A. Mabis, Of Twentieth street, has re-
turned home.
WINDsoR.-E. B. DOan, of st. Marys;
II. w. Beverlin, Of Grafton; Prof. Jno.
II. Myers, Of Morgantown; II. l..
Wells, Of CIarksburg.
Miss Carrie and Katherine Maier, OF
the Island, have arrived home after a
six weeks visit to their uncle, MIR. B.
Z. Stoehr, Of Marietta, o.
Mrs. NJ. Zlegenfelder left last night
for Chicago to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Sidney p. Brown. Mr. Brown is city
editor Of the Chicago Herald.
John Ray, formerly of the South
Side, who has been a guard at the State
Penitentiary for q number Of years, has
been made captain of the guards.
Miss Blanche Bankerd, who has been
the delightful guest Of Miss Lille Nor
ton, OF North Main street, for several
weeks past, returned to her home in
Pittsburg yesterday.
Mrs. Maggie Steen, Of South Jacob
street, has returned home from the
east, where she has been visitinee her
daughter, Mrs. Kate Farley, for the
past two months,
II. L. Miller, the young amateur
actor of Wheeling, will shortly join w.
7. Gllmore's Twelve Temptations"
Company at Harrisburg, Pa. His many
friends wish him success.
Miss Hulda Delaplain, fresh from
mountain, spring and seaside triumphs'
is once more gladly welcomed back into
the social arena at home. She arrived
on Friday night, after most enJoyaole
and beneiting trip.
Charles Dalzell, a graduate OF the
Leland Stanford University of Calltor-
MIA. is visiting his aunt, Mrs. NJ hoo-
inson, on Virginia street. He Is now a
student at the Mccormack Theological
Seminary, at Chicago.
BEHLER.-D. B. Taylor, OF Parkers-
burg; John Forjie, Of SiStersville; l. II
Woodruff, of Cameron; w. f. johnson,
of Long Reach; T. 0. McCown, OF Raw
enswood; +. A. Sweeney, OF Tyler
county; b. J. Farrei, Of Littleton.
Mike Yell Nichols, who spent two
months OF the summer at saratoga
Strings. New York City, Atlantic CITY,
BuffaIo. Niagara Falls and Sharon, Pa,
returned home on Thursday last, report
having a grand time and much I'M
proved In health.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Griffen, Of Grand
RAPIDS, Mich, arrived in the city last
night on a visit to their brother and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Gritfen, 1917
Jacob street. Mr.. S. II. Gritfen IS an
old Wheeling boy and formerly Win =;
A. House. His friends will all De giad
To see sam once more and will make MS
visit pleasant one.
VIII WaSmyer. of the South Side, has
returned from q two months western
trim during which he visited California,
washington, Colorado and spent about
a week at Yellowstone National Park.
will SAYS the Western towns are
collapsing, and ne thinks Wheeling is
good enough for everybody. He mas
resigned his position at Fostoria, ana
accented a position in the mold shop al
Factory 81" OF the United States
Glass Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Franzheim are
oxDeeted TO return from their orldai
trim abroad in a few days. They sailed
from Liverpool on the steamer CITY OF
New York. and expect TO reach New
york City on Wednesday. Il has been
tbnnpht bv their friends here that the
steamer would likely be detained In
onSrantine many days before allowing
t6o Messengers to land, but as this
steamer was sfoat before the proclama,
ton of the President was issued, IL WIZ
not likely be subject to detention, un-
less there is cholera on board, which IL
not likely, as there are no cases IN LiV'
erpool.