Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Individuals.
Marsden L. Colvig is in Cleveland on
business.
W. S. Davis Of Belington is registered at
the Stamm.
M. A. Brost, of New Martinsville, is at
the Behler.
wv. Mathews, of Cameron, is regis
tered at the Windsor.
Mr.. H. P. McGregor left yesterday morn
ing on an Eastern trip.
A. B. Mrson, of Wadestown, was in the
city yesterday on business.
James Hicks, of Findlay, is visiting John
Leaswie, on the South Side.
Mrs. E. B. Club and daughter, Helen,
leave to-day for the seashore.
Miss Laura Binder, of Philadelphia, Pa,
is visiting Miss Alice Schopper.
Misses Sallie Dudley and Mary Schulz
are visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Mamie Jordon, OF Washington City,
is visiting friends on the South Side.
J. w. Matthews and S. Reinheimer, of
Cameron, are in the city on business.
AR. Jackson and Henry Clay Hyde are
among the West Virginians at the Wind
sor.
Mr.. J. w. Kelly and P. H. Alvey, Of
Mannington,' are visiting friends In this
city.
Miss May Noble, of Detroit is the guest
of Miss Emma Roberts, Of Thirteenth
street.
Miss j. M. Willy, grammar teacher at
Madison School, is spending her vacation
at Chicago.
Mr.. j. Reizenstein and family leave this
morning for Magnetic Springs, o., TO De
gone two weeks.
Miss Mary Rippetts, principal of Web
ster school, left yesterday for Chicago to
spend the summer
Mrs. f. w. Phinney and daughter leave
to-day for Massachusetts where they Will
spend the summer.
Miss Jennie McGoron left yesterday for
an extended visit to friends in Boston and
other Eastern points.
Mrs. George Adams and her daughter,
Mrs. Philip G.. Allen, left for Staunton,
Va. last night, over the B. & 0.
Justice w. H. Caldwell and wife will
leave to-day for Saratoga Springs, where
they will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. George Matthews and daughter,
Miss Edith, left last evening for an extend
cd visit TO friends and relatives at Sarato-
ga and New York City.
J. r. Jacobs and wife of Charleston,
Thomas Smith Of Warrington, ID. >. Boyle
and wife of Belmont are among the West
Virginians at the Stamm.
Charles Appenzeller left yesterday for
New York to visit his parents. On his re-
turn be will stop off at Cape May, Atlantic
City and other watering places.
Major James Nj. Lee, of Huntington,
formerly assistant at the Linsly, passed
through here yesterday on his way to
Grafton to attend the State Educational
Association.
Peter Hoe, Councilman from the Fourth
ward, will take in the excursion to New
York. From there he will 60 to Atlantic
CITY and return with the delegates to the
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James Martin, Bert Mitchell, William
Hall. John Patterson, Dave Davis and An
drew Clark left yesterday for New Mar
tinsville to Join the "Island Fishing CLUB"
for the summer.
Messrs. Sarah Anderson and Allie Gaus
will give their first annual outing at the
Old Fair Grounds to-day. Invitations
have been issued for the occasion. Speech
es by Sheppard and songs by Anderson and
Gaus.
Among the people from around the State
at the Behler are w. NJ. Bish, Lee Some
born, OF Shinnstop; B. L. Blantield, OF
Bethany; James McCaoe, OF Grafton, M.
A. Brast, of New Martinsville, L. q. Me-
gee, of Belleville.
Prof. John H. Roemer, formerly of the
Linsly has arrived home from Yale col
lege, where he graduated in the law de-
partment, taking the degree OF l.. l.. b,
Prof. Roemer was one OF the nve honor
graduates in a class Of 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gifsen, of No 1921 Jacob
street, left yesterday morning over the =.
& p. railroad for an extensive trip through
Michigan. Mr.. Giffen is one of l.. >. Del
aplsin Company's travelling statesmen, and
is of on his vacation, which no doubt Will
no doubt be pleasant one.
Thomas Lacy, a well known ex-glass
worker of the East End, leaves to-day, &C
companied By his mother, to visit his
brothers at Colorado Springs Mr.. Lacy
will be absent about two months, and will
visited all the cities of any interest
through the West. He has letters of intro
duction to prominent people in the West to
attend 10 all his wants through his trip.
Among those who left for the Christian
Eudeayor Convention at New York, yes
terdav were: Miss Decie Hamilton, Mrs.
\. C. Hamilton. Miss Emma Anderson, Mr.
Remick Truxell, Miss Jennie McGown,
Miss May Soluble, Miss Sallie Dudley Of
Wheeling; William Brown, Of Mounds
vile, and W. Il. Jennett. Z. A. Wiltrey and
B. T. Hickman of Bethany. From Martins
Ferry were: Mrs. NJ. Williamson, Miss
Allie Williamson, Miss Jessie Charlton,
George Rees, Mrs. George Rees, Miss Han
nah Stearit, and from New Cumberland,
Rev. w. 4. Rush, Miss S. Campbell, Rev.
II. It. stephens, Mr.. Armor S. Cooper,
Miss Blanche Smith, Miss Annie Cullene.