Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-08
AHo0r PEOPLE,
Daily Chrouieis or tho Movement OF
Individuals.

EIduh II. ddnulOIui VI 4oiOutO, W.
Is al the Windsor.
]. P. Dolby, OF Sards, O., was at the
Brunswick ye sterday.
]. B. Campbell and wife, Of Grafton,
are at the st. Charles.
Joseph Beatty, Of Steubenville, was
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Elsie Whitaker is home from a
months visit at Elkton. Nd.
j. E. Henderson, of Ceredo, W. Va,
is registered at the ST. Charles.
Mr. Robert Brewster left Monday to
visit friends at Philadelphia, Pa.
VIII Harrison has accepted posi-
ton as clerk at the Hotel Behler.
BRUNswIcK-E. L. Snyder, Wells
burg: Z. c. Criswell, MoundsvlIe.
Z. L. Lynch and Thurman Spriggs,
Of Woodstield, o., are Windsor guests.
Mrs. Edward Eoff, OF Kansas City,
formerly q Wheeling lady, is visiting
on the South Side.
MCLURE-James NJ. Lee. Hunting
ton; c. L. Skinner, Fairmont; L. A.
PrIchard, Warrington.
John Mitchell, OF East Liverpool,
after visit to friends on the South
Side, has gone to his home.
Misses Edda Bingell and Mary Rep
petto are home from mouths trip 10
Asbury Park and New York.
Miss Marie Kline, of South Chapline
street, will leave Saturday for Atlantic
City for quite an extended trip.
William Coleman, the well known en-
ploye OF G. Mendel & Co., is home from
delightful stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Carrie Edele, OF South Jacob
street, has gone near Moundsville to
spend her vacation in the country.
Col. John Alveritt, editor OF the
Cumberland, Md, Daily Times, was in
the city yesterday for short time.
DR.. and Mrs. Harrison returned yes
terday after a two weeks sojourn TO
the sea shore aud visiting in Maryland.
Miss Mary Manion, of Twenty-fourth
street, left Tuesday for Mt. Lake Park.
She will also visit relatives in Mary
land.
John Plues, of South Jacob street, is
home from visit TO the camp of the
Mystic Crew Fishing Club, down the
river.
Ebbert Smith, OF Loydsvile. Belmont
county, Ohio, is visiting at the home of
Mrs. Anna Ehrle, oo South Woods
street.
. Miss Marie Jericho, favorite young
lady OF South Jacob street, is spending
her vacation with friends at Washing
ton, Pa.
Mrs. Rebecca Boyd and daughter, of
Newark, Ohio, are at the home OF Mrs.
Mary Mahon, of South Wetzel street,
for visit.
Miss Alice Henderson and Miss Maud
Taylor, OF South Wheeling, will leave
to-day for three weeks visit to friends
at FairmOnt.
The Misses Rose and Katie Leach, OF
Allegheny City, Pa, are the guests AT
the home of Louis Colman, Of South
Woods street.
BEHLEg: j. A. Scott, Sistersville; f.
G. Gaines, Cairo; L. w. Brown, Ravens
wood; w. 4. Glendenning aud w. Bow
ers, Huntington.
Miss Molie Pike, OF the South Side,
accompanied by Miss Ida Downs, will
leave In few days TO visit friends Ut
Cameron, w. Va
The Misses Lizzie aud Nellie Hahne,
well known young ladies OF Forty-third
street, have gone for visit TO Arm
strong's Mills, o.
WIN. Ehrle, OF Cleveland, Ohio, who
for some time has been on visit TO his
mother. Of South Woods street, left for
his home yesterday.
Hon. A. L. Prichard, OF Manning
ton, who has been spending several
months in Nevada, Mo-, stopped 10 the
city yesterday on business.
Frank Delbrugge and Henry Weisner,
OF the Fifth ward, will leave to-day for
a visit 20 the camp OF the South Side
Fishing Club, near Llttleton.
Mrs. John Roemer. wife of the secre-
tary and treasurer OF the w. Il +. &.
Railway, is home from an extended
visit to relatives at Cumberland, Nd.
Albert ana William Gnenther, Of the
South Side, after visit to the city. will
leave this morning for Addison, w. Va,
where they are engaged on a contract.
Miss Mary, the interesting daughter
Of Squire William Manion, OF Twenty
fourth street, left yesterday evening for
two weeks stay at Mountain Lake
Park.
Charles Blond, formerly OF tho South
Side, but later of Pittsburg, has arrived
In the city again, and will 90 TO work In
the tool works, on the South Side, OF
Miller Bros,
Roy Garrison, formerly OF the South
Side, after q pleasant visit to the city
again, left yesterday for his home at
Waverly, this State, where he will go
into business with his father.
Fred Snyder, Of the Bill Nye fishing
club, was in the city yesterday on lit
tie visit. and left again in the evening
for the camp, and took with him as a
guest Albert Neider, also OF the South
Side.
WINDsoR-A. L. Prichard, Manning
ton: A. C. Bowers, ParkersburV: A. c.
Hall, Charleston: John j. Warrick,
Parkersburg; John A. Mcintosh. Raw
enswood. and o. S. Harrington, Sisters
vile.
STANDINGS Cora Gordon, Sisters
Vile; George 5. Sheorer, Warrington;
d. S. Layout and wife, Sistersville; Il.
w. Hutchinson, Buckhannon; +. ID.
Young, Sistersvllle; w. A. Weaver and
wife, Moundsville.
William Woodruff, one Of the report
ers OF the Nelrs, accompanied by his
wife, has gone for his vacation. He
will spend some time at Mountain Lake
Park. then will 20 TO his parents home
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