Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
THE SUMNER EXODUS.
WHERE SOME WHEELING PEOPLE WILL So
JOURN DURING THE HEATED TERN.
Very Little Travel to Europe This SeasOn-Tour-
ISIS Going Westward, With the
Worlds Fair City Their
Destination.

impscuniosity or otherwise, VIII spenu
the heated term at home, will make up
q small minority. City life possesses
few attractions for the summer girl.
and the advantages Of a trip to the
mountains or the seashore, aside from
the possibility of a desirable matrip9-
NAL match, are numerous.
Heretofore Atlantic City has been
The Mecca for the Wheeling tourist
who has sought relaxation and pleasure.
Some nave visited old Point Comfort,
Long Branch and Cape May, aud more
have spent the season In the mountains.
Al Atlantic City one is sure TO meet
some friends from home, and this TACT
taken in connection with the large num-
Der Of attractions provided there' nave
made it the most popular.
A REGISTER reporter yesterday cSiIeu
at the steamship agencies and learned
that few inquiries have yet oeen maue
and the foreign tourists from this city
will be very few. All who leave
on sightseeing tours will journey west
ward. with the Worlds Fair City as the
objective point. Everybody and his
sister expects to be there some Time:
The railroads have so far maintained
their regular rates, and 1t is not proc
able that any changes will De maze
The Panhandle and b. d w IL Is
understood, will enter into an agree
ment which will enable tourists 10 go
by one route and return by the other:
The Moundsville Camp grounds VIII
be In better condition than ever tniS
| summer. This inviting place affords a
| convenient and accessible spot Tor
spending the season, and the usuai
number OF c~ottagers and transient Vls'-
! tors will be present during the summer.
The hotel has not yet been leased, now
ever, and it may be operated by the
Board. Among those who Will occupy
cottages during the season are the ioi-
lowing; Z. b. Dobbins and family
Frank Stanton and family, K. Z. Gatch
and family, Mifiin Marsh FAMILY
| William Chapman and family, j. l..
Goodwin and family, a. d. Hickey ana
family, John Shellhsse and family
| Frank Stamm and family, Rev. Barr
and family OF Bellaire, Alex. Laing,
| Mrs. Robb and family, Jas. w. Bodiey
and family. Chas. Berry and family,
Noah w. Beck and family, VIM Davis
and family, d. d. Phillips and others.
Among the great number OF pros
pectiye summer tourists, a REGISTER
reporter yesterday caught those given
below.
Misses Army Chapline and Virginia
Norton, will take q tour among the
lakes, including many interesting
poipts In the state of Michigan.
Miss Lydia McMechen, will take an
| extended Eastern trip, including all OF
the watering places along the New
Jersey coast,
DR.. Rob't J.. Reed and wife expect
! to leave about the first Of June, aud re-
main for an indefinite period at
Chicago. -,
Mr.. L. T. Busbey and wife will
summer at Mt. Lake Park.
Levi Cassell and wife will occupy a
| cottage at the Moundsyllle Camp
Grounds. -,
Wheeler Bacbman and Roy Boyd will
20 to Chicago and enjoy the sights at
the Fair.
Miss Mamie McMasters will so to
Chicago about June l to spend a
greater portion of the summer.
Mr.. j. q. McLain and family will
spend the summer at their beautiful
| cottage, at Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. Sue L. Wright and daughter
will summer at Bethany, w. Va.
Hon. Alfred Caldwell and family will
20 to Chicago, where they will occupy a
fat during the height OF the Fair sea-
son.
Morgan Miller, G. w. Atkinson and
VIM. Turner will 90 to Chicago about
the first OF July.
Misses Nancy and Gertrude Fisher
will leave shortly Tor Chicago, where
they will visit during the entire sum-
mer. -,
Mrs. Mary Good and daughters will
90 TO Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. Thomas Little and family Will
spend the season at Mt. Lake Park.
Misses Belle and Elizabeth Mendel
will 90 to Lake Minnetonkah, Wis, and
will also spend q portion OF the season
at Chicago.
Mrs. L. S. Delaplaine and grand
daughters, Misses Hulda D%elaplaine and
Mamie Grub will spend the summer
months at Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
From there they will take In a number
Of other watering places.
Mr.. B. w. Peterson and family will go
to Chicago.
Mrs. H. NJ. Harper and daughter Ell
ia will 20 to New Yord and visit many
Of the prominent summer resorts In
that STATE.
Mr.. Z. c. MofFat and family will
spend some time at Chicago.
Mrs. j. L. Rice and daughter, Miss
Bessie, contemplate a trip through the
Alleghenies. They will visit Aurora,
Oakland aEd Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. Augustus Pollack and daughters
will summer at Aurora, w. Va.
Misses Bessie Atkinson and Elizabeth
Lucas will go to Chicago to spend a
short time. They will then come East
as far as Baltimore and visit the remain
der Of the summer at M. Lake Park.
Miss Ella Ho well will be the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. c. j. Milton, at st.
Louis, No.
Misses Holley Patterson, Ella Wright,
Maude Richards and Lille Merton will
spend a portion Of the summer Al Beth
any.
Mr.. J.. Elwood Hughes and family
will spend the summer at Mt. Lake
Park.
Mr.. J. r. McCourtney and family
will shortly go to Chicago, where they
will remain during the summer
Mr.. J. w. Conner and family will &C.
cupy their cottage at Mt. Lake Park.
Latino McLain, In company with a
number OF other young gentlemen, will
go to Chicago and spend a short time.
The trip will be extended to points