Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-04

.oany Chronicle Of the Movements Of
individuals.

Exposition.
H. o. Hon is able to be about after
short illness.
Will Miller is summering up on the lakes
around Michigan.
S. G. Naylor left yesterday over the b.
& o. for Fairmont.
r.. Nolen left yesterday afternoon Ior
the Chicago Exposition.
Mrs. Robert Waters, Of Cadiz,is the guest
of relatives on the Island.
Geo. House returned yesterday from
business trip to Pittsourg.
w. A. Wilson and wife left yesterday al
ternoon for the White City.
Will McMechen left over the b. & y.
yesterday for Atlantic City.
in. Vance and son, Edgerton, left yes
terday afternoon for Pittsburg.
Mrs. Donehoo left over the Panhandle
Yesterday morning for Chicago.
Councilman Frank Cruise has returned
from visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Sprigg Zane, of Cincinnati, is guest OF
his brothers. Platoff and Noah Zane.
John G. Hoffman, Sr., left over the B. &
q Yesterday for Oakland and Piedmont.
Miss EIma Farou, of Claysville, Is a
/ H. L. Wigger, the representative OF
Charles Kaiper Of Cincinnati, Is IN the
city.
R.A. McCabe, Jr., left yesterday for At
lantic City, taking in the B. Il 0. excur-
sion.
Andrew seamon and wife left over the
Panhandle yesterday afternoon for chi
cago.
St Charles-W. N. Morrison, Sisters
vile; |. c. Griffith, GAINESVILLE; N. Dewalt,
Newark, o.
Prof Stevenson, Of the Island, is remov-
ing his family to his summer residence at
Beech Bottom.
McLure-F. D. Young. Sistersvllle;
Thomas j. Steaey, Parkersburg; A. Leo
Well, PittsburR.
Morgan Hart arrived home yesterday
from Chicago, where he has been 1or the
past three weeks.
Mr.and Mrs. Wilbur Baggs,oi the Island,
have returned from visit TO the Mounds
vile camp grounds.
Hotel Wipdsor-G. L. Henderson,,
Petersburg; Will II. Holmes, Burton; j.
n. Rupee, Pittsburg.
Mrs. Harry Stewart left yesterday for
will spend the summer.
Miss Louise REM, of Cleveland, is a
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Kate Guthart, on
Twenty-second street.
A. ]. McGarrel, of Pittsburg, came
down yesterday 10 attend the funeral OF
the late Chas. j. Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McFadden, OF East
McCuloch street, left for the seashore
and other Eastern points.
Mrs. DIR. H. H. Harrison and daughter
left yesterday for Cadiz. o., where they
will remain for several weeks.
Miss Lorretto Fitzsimmons, Of Pitts
burg is the guest Of Miss Annie Melon
ough, OF East McColoch street.
Miss Sue Wright leaves to-day for Beth
any, where she will rusticate during the
remainder Of the heated term.
Scott Taylor, Of the Island, will spend
his vacation az tho Worlds Fair, and will
also visit friends in Nebraska.
Ferdinand Meier left over the Pan-Han-
die Yesterday for New York, whence he
will sail in few days for Europe.
Mr.. Chas. Doane, Of Myers band, and
George Menkemjller are about this time
bathing in the surf Of the Atlantic.
James Cahill, of the Atlantic engine
house, and Officer Lee Buch, left Wednes-
day for New York and Atlantic City.
Mrs. DR.. Spragg left yesterday to spend
some time with friends In Monongalia
county, this State. and Green county, Pa.
Don Merriman, George Norton and
Frank Wsterhouse leave tomorrow Tor
Chicago, where they will spend two weeks.
BEHLEs HoTEL-S. S. t. Edwards, Sis
tersville; Daniel Kelly, Sistersville; Geo.
Strape, Cameron; B. ID. Taylor, Parkers-
burg.
Clerk Harry Adams, Of the Hotel Wind
sor, left yesterday over tue wheeling q
Lake Erie, for visit with friends at Mt.
Clemens, Mich.
Rev. j. H. Hess, pastor Of the Thomson
NJ. Il. church. on the Island, will leave
Monday for Mountain Lake Park to
spend his vacation.
Conductor T. ]. Hines Of the Ohio River
road, who has been visiting in Cleveland,
was called home yesterday by telegram
announcing the serious illness OF his
mother.
Mr.. E. F. Wolf, representing the
Phoenix Manufacturing Company or Gin
cinnati, is in the city. He is an old
Wheeling boy and has been kept busy
SudAluB uduuS.
SrAArM HOTEL ID. r. CLANCY. West
Alexander; Miss Lizzie Ridgely, West
Liberty; w. D. Helmick, Chenille, w.
Va; Mrs. Charles Bodley and son and
Mrs. L. B. Beck aud daughter, Staunton,
Va.
Percy Hornbreak, George Kirk, John
Armstr ong, Harry McLain, and Charles
Hamilton, who have been spending some
time fishing up Wheeling creek, at Viola,
have returned home. The boys report a
great time.
Mrs. l.. s. Delaplaine and grand-daugh-
tiers. Misses Hulda Delaplaine and Mamie
Grub. left Yesterday for Chicago. where
they will spend the month attending the
Columbian Exposition. Before their re-
turn they will make a tour Of the lakes,
taking in all the popular summer resorts
along the route.
Miss Lou Dunbar, of Uniontown, o.,
who has been attending college at Oxford,
o., stopped over in the city yesterday and
paid her brother, T. p. Dunbar, passenger
agent at the Union Depot. visit. Miss
Dunbar left on the Pan Handle late in the
afternoon for Oxford, where she expects to
resume her studies.
Rev. Mgr. j. 7. Sullivan and Rev. Father
Reynolds Of st. Joseph's Cathedral, Rev.
Father Didicus of ST AlphOusus, Rev.
Joseph Mullen Of the Church OF the I'M
msculate Conception, Rev. ). s. Msttingly
Of Martins Ferry, and Rev. H. Z. Nc
Menamin of Bepwood will attend the fun
eraI of Rev. Father kelleher at Grafton
this morning.