Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
ON THE Wing.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS PERTAINING TO
TIE MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE
The Rush Of Wheeling People TO and From tn
Worlds Fair and the Mountain and
Seaside RssortS.

More people have left Wheeling dur
ing the past six days, on Sightseeing oil
pleasure trips, than 10 any like period
of time during the year. The passenger
business has taxed the facilities OF the
different roads. OF course the destina
ton of most OF the tourists is the
Worlds Fair, but many have also lefl
for Atlantic City and other watering
places In the East, as well as the Noun
tain summer resorts. Atlantic City i:
the most popular with Wheeling people,
but a great many will spend the heated
term at Mountain Lake Park and Oak
land. During the past week more tour
lists have left for Mountain Lake Park
than ever before, the attraction being
the Chautauqua exercises.
At least two hundred and fifty Wheel
ing people left for Chicago during the
week. This city is holding its own in
its patronage of the Exposition, and
from all reports the Nail City is strictly
sin it" at the White City.
Harry A. Knapp, Of Omaha, is In
town.
Miss Annie Davis is guest Of friends
in Sardis, o.
Miss Diehl is Ill at her home on Nine
teenth street.
Miss Daisy Hervey is guest Of Steu-
benville friends.
Miss Mamie Jahnke will spend her
vacation in Ohio.
Miss May Osborne left Tuesday for
tour of the Lakes.
John Emig of the South Side is In
Fairmont on business.
August Hoff has returned from visit
with SisterYille friends.
Miss Mary Stifel has returned from 8
visit to the Worlds Fair.
z. w. Work, OF Sistersvile, was In
the city on business yesterday.
Clarence Rodocker has returned from
a months stay in Moundsvllle.
X. Hoge, Of Market street, has re-
turned from visit to the fair.
s. S. Bloch and son left over the Pan
Handle yesterday for the East.
Misses Mary Weitzel and Mamie Riley
left Thursday for Springfield, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Klein have returned
from a visit to Berkeley Springs.
Galley Mitchell and Will Kennedy
will leave for Chicago next week.
George thinner, the South Side bar
Der, will leave to-day for Chicago.
Prof. ]. A. Cox, principal OF the Ma r
tinsville schools, is Behler guest.
Harry Fitzgerald has removed to his
new residence, II Fifteenth street.
John and Bert Welty, of Chapllne
street, have returned from Chicago.
j. L. ShrIver left for GAINESVILLE yes
terday to visit friends for few days.
Will Shafer and Newt. Waltz left yes
terday over the B. 81 o. for the Fair.
George Williamson ana family have
removed to this city from Toronto, o.
Frank Cruise and C. P. Schambra,
are taking In the Columbian exposition.
Howard Shafer, Of the South Side, is
spending his vacation at Chippewa lake.
Miss Ida Senne, Of South Market
street, Is visiting friends in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. DIR. r. L. Ashbrook and children
are visiting friends in Marshall county.
Capt. J. E. Bowers and w. E. Love,
of Bellaire, were in the city last even
ing.
Miss BERTHE Reid, of PittSburg, is a
charming visitor with friends In the
city.
Clark Hamilton and VIII Rice left
yesterday for Deer Park to spend few
days.
Miss Nellie Lang, of Wood street, is
in Chicago, taking in the sights at the
Fair.
Miss Annie Beltz has returned from
a few weeks visit to friends in Pitts
burg.
Mrs. William Nolte and Miss Augusta
Miller are spending a few weeks at Deer
Park.
Miss Mable Handy has returned from
four weeks visit TO Mrs. VIM. Eliiritz,
at Glendale.
Mrs. Otto Werner will leave Monday
for West Liberty, to spend few weeks
with friends.
Chas. A. Vierheller returned Vester-
day from two weeks visit to the
Worlds Fair.
C. Il. Watkins, ST., of the Island, is a
guest OF relatives on the Moundsville
camp grounds.
George and Edmund Truschel left
Wednesday for three weeks tour OF
the great lakes.
Bert Otto, apopular young gentleman
OF the South Side, will spend his vaca-
ton at Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Rodocker have re-
turned from q three months visit with
Pittsburg friends.
Misses Annie Weitzel and Annie Vese
left for Welsburg Yesterday TO visit
friends for few days.
Miss Nora Denzer, of South Chapline
street, will leave Tuesdoy for Dennison,
Coshocton and Oxford.
The Misses Lucy Howell and Bertha
and Emma Schrader are visiting friends
10 Belmont County, o.
Mrs. l.. E. Hlrst, Of Grafton, has re-
turned home after visit with w. A.
Best OF the South Side.
Harvey Cook, Will McElroy and VIII
Dixon, OF the South Side, will leave
Wednesday for Chicago.
John f. Pierce Of the InteLli0encer
composing room, will leave this morn
ing for the WoTld's Fair.
Miss Eta Carroll of 2,247 Main street
entertained about fifteen couples Of heI
friends on Thursday night.
Mr.. viii Shafer, Jr., popular book
keeper for Shafer g. Drehorst, left yes