Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.

individuals.
DIG. Morgan left for Charleston on
business trip yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. II. o. Hoff is visiting her own and
Mr.. Hoff's parents in Pomeroy, ..
Mrs. w. M. Rudd, of Parkersburg, has
returned home after brief visit here.
Mrs. Julia Meade and son Carl left yes
ternay for Columbus 10 spend few weeks.
Miss Edna Cook, of Parkersburg, who
was visiting friends here, has returned to
her home.
Silas Stathers left laat night for Nor
gantown. where he takes course at the
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy R. c. Allen have re-
turned from q sojourn Of several weeks at
the seashore.
VIM. Hall, of the South Side, left last
night for Baltimore, TO resume his studies
for the priesthood.
WINDsoR.-A. B. White, Of Parkers-
burg; VIM. E. DETER, of Sistersville; ).
f. Miller, OF Wellsburg.
Lev. r. Brillis left yesterday afternoon
over the c.. g. p. for Wooster, o., where
he will enter college there.
Nile Ford, of South Jacob street, left
Yesterday for Delaware, o., to attend the
Ohio Wesleyan University.
Robert Devries has accepted position
with the Wheeling Drug Company, sue
cessors to John L. Smith IL Co.
Mr.. Charles r. Behler is reported by his
friends to be making preparations tor
trip TO Europe, starting next sunday.
Mrs. Chas. r. Cameron and children, Of
New Haven, Pa, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. F. G.. Jacobs, Of Sixteenth street.
Charles Huseman, of the Schmulbach
Brewing Company, will leave to-day for
Mt. Clemens, Mich, for brief sojourD.
McLURE.-Thos. Cats, Of Moundsville;
J. Basel, Of Clarksburg; G. r. Denel, OF
Friendly; c. w. Young, of Charleston.
Silas Stathers, son OF DR.. Stathers, on
the South Side, left last evening t2r Nor
gantown, where he will attend the Uni
versity.
viii Hiel, the popular barReeper at
busch & Gaus' saloon, and George atson
leave to-day for weeks run up 10 Detroit
and the lakes.
Mrs. Lemley, who has been guest OF
her sister. Mrs O. G.. Murray, on East
Wood street, has returned TO her nome IN
Waynesburg, Pa.
John Funeis, foreman Of the bottling de-
partment of Schmulbach's brewery, will
leave to-day for Bloomingfeld, Pa, TO re-
main about week.
Mrs. Kate Hoffman and daughter, Miss
Lottie, of Chicago, who have been guests
of friends and relatives here for the past
month, have returned home.
Henry Morris and wife arrived home
Yesterday from an European trip covering
period of ten weeks. They visited London
ord Cthat, rOiDtC in ENGLAND.
STAMM.-J. f. Strader, of Beverly; VIM.
Howard and wife, of Johnston; Henry
White, of Romney: S. n. Davis and wife,
of Weston; G. G. Spencer, Of Graham Sta
ton.
Mrs. VIM. LaToush, Of the South Side,
accompanied by her nephew and niece,
Harry Smith and Miss Ella Mckinley, left
Yesterday afternoon for Morgantown to
witness the marriage Of Edward Smith,
formerly Of Wheeling.
S. T.. Crawford formerly cashier of the
Commercial bank Of this city, now OF the
American National bank, Pueblo, Colo
RADIO, left for his home last night, with his
wife and daughter, Miss Laura. Will w.
Kepner, of this city, accompanied the
party, with a view Of locating in that
section.
BEuLER.-D. n. Miller and wife, of
ParkerSburg; j. 3. Mari, OF Warrington;
e. f. Phillips, of New Martinsville; w.
4. Moore, of Clarksburg: j. NJ. Hindman
aud j. G. Smith, Of Sistersville; j. l..
Johnson, of Long Reach; r. G.. Hammich,
Eureka; c. 4. Glendenning, OF Ceredo;
Chas. w. Barrich, Of New Martinsyille.
An interesting epistle was received from
CAPTAIN VIM. Irwin yesterday, who wrote
as follows concerning Mackinac Island,
Michigan: September was ushered in
with storms and cold rains, but for few
DAYS past the air has been cool, dry and
bracing and the nights lighted by full
red moon and our brilliant Mars and Jupi-
ter Respondent bevond description. The
records of Fort Mackinac, kept officially,
show that 50 degrees has been the high
est and 10 degrees below zero the low
est in several years. What lovely
uniform climate this island possesses.
The winters, while not severe, are long,
and in August late strawberries, ripe cher
ries and red raspberries prove how closely
summer rushes into autumn. Twenty-four
different steam vessels come and go regu-
larly from this port, and beautiful private
yachts and an ever increasing fleet OF sail
boats aud row boats add 10 the summer
life upon these waters, and, aside from
charming drives over almost perfect roads,
the shady paths, bowers OF evergreen
tempt the pedestrian afar. The hardy
beach and birch, the spruce, aroor, vitae
and pine, the sweet smelling balsam and
the delicate clinging MOSES, the luxur1ant
ferns charm and crafty the eyes.