Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-29
Anonr PEoPLEl
pa,ly Chronicle Of the AI9 vemens of
individuals.

Dailv Chronicle of the AK9vement of
individuals.
Miss Mamie owens is visiting friends at
Toronto, Ohio.
III. Kirk and wife are Visiting friends
at Shrege, Q.
Miss Maggie Dixon, OF thfe Island, is Wis
ting friends in Marietta.
Frark Carroll, Of McYeesport, is in the
citv visiting South Side friends.
Mrs A. c. Richard Son, of Fifteenth
street is rusticating at Terra Alta.
Mrs L. NJ. Prince jof the South Side,
left for Dinsm0re, Pa to visit relatives.
d. W. H. Curry returned yesterday
frora a three weeks trip at the seaside re-
SORTS.
7 A Morrison, OF the Island, who has
baa, visiting friends in Highland, Mich,
has returned home.
Mrs s. G. Nsylor and daughter, Miss
Carrie. and Master Ray, are visiting
friends in Cleveland.
Miss Emma Sneider has returned to her
nome on the South Side from a two weeks
visit at Sardis, Ohio.
Clement Hess and wife left last Wednes-
dav night for Pine Cliff Pa, in the Ale
rhenies 70 spend the summer.
Mrs. o. p. Chambers, Of the Island, has
returned from visit with friends at
Washington, ID. c., and Baltimore.
Max Koch, OF the Island, accompanied
by his wife, left yesterday morning to visit
friends at fluids, Noble county, o.
Mrs. James Tnursby aud son Harry, Of
St Louis, are the guests Of Mrs. Thursby's
aunt, Mrs. +. I. Burt, Of the Island.
Mr.. Frank burst, the well known fruit
dealer Of Main street, left yesterday morn
ing for Chippewa Lake and other points.
Miss Mamie Healey, formerly of this
city, now OF PIT. Pleasant, is the guest Of
Miss Pose Miller, Of South Chapline street.
SrAMM.-J. B. White, of Hundred; DR..
A. O.. Bailey, Of Spencer; l.. l.. Stidger,
Of FairmOnt; Mrs. Z. 5. Arnett, OF Fair
mont.
McLuRE.-A. H. Thompson. OF Grafton;
4. L. Emory, of Morgantown; o. ). Nun
hall. Of New Cum berland; j. @. Crawford,
OF Cameron.
WrNDsoR.-Miss Belle Eastman, Of Ty-
Ter county; NJ. II. Sloan, Of Fairmont; ).
3. Hall, OF New MarCnsviLe; W. Buck
ley, Of Weston.
Col. Jacob Kemple arrived last night
from Buffalo He is now in the United
States Custom service, aud will remain IN
Wheeling awaiting orders.
Mrs. Harvey Jewett, Of Aberdeen, Oak,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs 2. Kennedy, on the National road, re-
turned Wednesday TO her home.
Misses Jennie Hervey, of the Island, and
Mamie Alexander Of West Alexander, Pa,
returned yesterday from visit with their
cousins, the Misses Cockayne, Of Mounds
vile.
James Radcliffe, Of Greensburg, Pa, a
we'll known glassWOrker, who formerly re-
sided here, is calling on his numerous
friends. Jimmy" will leave to-day for
Cincinnati.
H.B. Clarkson and Miss Virginia HOge
left Yesterday for ParkersOurg, Mr.. Clark
son 70 attend the convention and Miss Hoge
10 visit friends for a season. after which
she will return 10 her home IN Wheeling
Charleston Gdzetts
Miss Agnes CusicS, of Marion, o., left
for her home Thursday evening after
several months visit with friends Ia
Toronto and Warrenton, o., and Wheeling.
Miss Cusick is an eStimaOle young lazy
and made many friends while here.
BEHLER.-Mrs. L. Stricklin and son,
Miss May Stricklin and >. A. Pel, Of
Parkersburg, L. L. Warner, OF ClairmOnt;
Mrs. A. L. Burton and daughter, Of Sis.
tersville; jacob koontz, Of New Martins
vile: W. ID. Beatty, Of Warrington; John
Strope and son, of Sistersville.
James L. Crawford, a former resident Of
the Island, whoi now visiting here, was
called to Scott City. Kan, by telegram
announcing the illness Of his brother-in-
law. who is editor and proprietor Of the
Timss at that place. Mr.. Adams was for
merly in the newspaper business here.
George Remeusneiderr returned yesterday
morning from a ten weeks Western trip.
He visited for hve weeks at Albuquerque,
\. NJ, and took in St. Louis, Texas, Cali
foruia. Colorado and other points. George
has accepted a position with George NJ.
Shook & Co.. aud will 80 TO work next
Monday.