Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-09

Daily ChroalcIs OF the Movement Of
individuals.


Individuals
Miss Virginia Kurner is visiting Mrs.
VIM. Meadows at Fostoria, o.
Miss Lizzie thinner. Of South Chapline
street. Is visiting az Marietta, o.
Miss Nora Bowers, OF the Eighth ward,
is in Ravenswood visiting relatives.
Mr.. W. r. Pencil, Of Columbus, IS the
guest OF Mr.. Joseph Hall OF the South
| Side
DIR. w. Hazlett and Howard Hszlett
left last night for Romney on a two week 5
fishing trip.
Mrs. ). Brady and family, Of the Island,
left yesterday for Manteo, Va, 70 spend
the summer.
s. J. FREEDMAN, Of Philadelphia, has re-
turned home after visit 70 his uncle, NJ.
Schlesinger
James NJ. Arklo and family. Of South
friends in Tiffin, o.
Wilbur Stone of the firm of Stone &
Thomas, left yesterday on a vacation 70
Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Bessie Pugh, of Port Deposit, Md,
is the guest of Miss Elsie Whitaker, on
South Caapline street.
Mrs. Rhoda Trickett and daughter, Miss
Edna, of Fairmont, were the guests OF
friends here this week.
Bun Nixon and family, of South Jacob
Jacob street, left yesterday for visit with
friends in Millvile, n. D.
Miss Dora Scott, of New York city, is
visiting Miss Kate Halsey, OF North Main
street, for week or two.
Mrs. John Tully and daughter, OF South
Wood street, left yesterday for brief visit
with friends in Newark, o.
Charles T. Golf and family, Of South ia
cob street, left yesterday for a two weeks
visit with friends at Beaver, Pa.
Mrs. Samuel Phlpps, of North Main
street. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rev.
George E. Hite, at Albany, \. Y.
Mrs. Joseph Mckinley and Mrs. N. G.
Prickett of Ragenswood, are the guests OF
Rev. and Mrs. j. f. Chenoweth, on Fifth
street
Mrs. Oscar Seeley, who will remove
from the city soon, will sing for the last
time at the Disciples church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Miss Mary Fox and VIII Voegier, Of
Wheeling who have been visiting the
Misses Rapp and Hebrank, have returned
home. -PdTkersburg Journal.
An evening paper stated yesterday that
Capt. B. b. Dovener addressed the Knights
of Pythias Thursday evening at their ban
quet. This will be news TO the Captain,
who is out in Braxton county.
Mrs. II. w. Stoehr. of Wheeling, and
Miss Carrie Stoehr. of Marietta, Ohio, who
had been the guests of relatives and friends
at Wheeling the past three weeks are now
the guests of friends in Allegheny City Pa.
TIL. Willoughgy, Warrington; S. A.
Carney and &. r.. Yeater, Littleton; John
Hanan aud George Wyvel, Sisterville;
Miss Harris, Huntington, Curtis Hail and
Robert Hall, Sisterville; G. II. Traxler,
Fairmont, are the West Virginians at the
Behler.
W.P. Stone and T. p. Thomas left yes
terday for Hampshire county on fishing
excursion. j. II. Stone and w. Z. Nc
Kelvey, of this city, and Drs. j. Sumner
Stone and Jolson, of New York. and g. K.
Clark, Of Buckhannon, will join them in
few days.
The following delegates have gone to
Corning, New York, to attend the National
Convention of the A. r. G.. w. u: John
Manion, Robert Pekari, Abe Stamm, Ed
ward ellis, VIM. Greed, w. j. Steen and
G. w. Humphrey. The convention con-
VeneS July II
Messrs. w. Z. Soone and T. i. Thomas
left yesterday morning for Hampton Roads.
They will be Joined to-day by j. T. Stone
ard w. p. McKelyey, OF Wheeling, and
Drs Summer, Stone and Jolson, Of New
York. and G. E. Clark, of Buchanan. The
party will go on fishing trip on the Po-
toInac.
Sheriff Benton McMillen, of Doddridge
county, who is well-known in this part OF
the State, has taken his aged father, who
will be remembered by the older set of
Democratic politicians as one Of the lead
ing Democrats of Central West Virginia,
to Parkersburg to have his eyes treated for
cataract, which has made him temporarily
blind.
Gen. Alfred Caldwell and Col. w. p.
Hubbard are in Parkersburg arguing the
Thomas VS.. Hukill oil case before the
United States Court. Hubbard and Judge
Okey Johnson represent Hukill, while
Caldwell, Sturgiss and Berkshire repre-
sent Thomas The case is attracting wide
attention among oil men ana decision by
the United States Court is looked for with
considerable interest.