Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-10
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movement o.
individuals.

railroads in the east, the party would
have been much larger. AS 1t was
about thirty-fye tickets were sold.
Among those who left on the after
noon train, over the Panhandle, were
Superintendent w. Ii. Anderson and
, wife, Miss Emma Anderson, Miss Edda
Bingell, Miss Reppeto, Miss Ada WiIkin-
son, Prof. J. McHenry Jones, Mss Minnie
McMechen, Miss Hattie Pace, Miss
Wiley, Miss Virginia Norton. Miss En-
ma Fletcher, OF Martins Ferry, Miss
Charnuck, Mrs. Ewing, Miss Riley,
Harry Whitaker and Frank Updegraff
George Vardy left for Asbury Park
Sunday, and Mr.. and Mrs. a. w.
Kelly and Mrs. Copeland yesterday
morning.
| Mr.. Anton Reymann, accompanied
by mis- wife and daughters, Miss Anna
and Miss Emma, left yesterday after
noon over the Panhandle for New
York, whence they will sail on Thurs
day on the steamer Furst Bismark, OF
the Hamburg line, for Germany 10 re-
main about six weeks Half hundred
friends OF Mr.. ReYmann assembled at
the depot, TO say good bye, and wish
him a prosperous voyage. Mrs. Rey-
mann and Mr.. Paul o. Reymann went
as far as New York.
Most Rev. J. J. Kain. Archbishop OF
ST. Louis, arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon over the 3. & D. After a
short visit to the Episcopal residence at
| the Cathedral, he left for the North
Wheeling Hospital, where he spent the
night. Archbishop Kahn is poor in
health, and is on his way East to re-
| cnperate He will leave Wheeling
either to-day or tomorrow for Bedford
Springs or some seaside resort.
RI Rev. ?. j. Donahue, Bishop Of
| Wheeling, left Sunday evening over
| the b. & o. for Washington. He will
spend day at the National Capital and
then visit his former charge in Balti-
more. Before returning TO Wheeling
! Bishop Donahue will visit q number OF
missions in Greenbrier and other coun-
ties in the eastern portion Of the State,
where be will administer the Sacr ament
of Confirmation.
Drs. C. F. Ulrich, r. W. Hazlett,
John A. Campbell, l.. d. Wilson, DIR.
! Cummins and James Schwinn left yes
terday morning for Berkeley Springs,
| this State, TO attend the annual meet
| ing OF the State physicians. Other
physicians left yesterday afternoon and
more will follow this morning.
Dell Wood and VIII Pfarr left the
city yesterday for long trip on their
wheels. They will first visit Clarks-
| burg, and then go TO Buckhannon,
where they will remain q few days
They expect TO remain about ten days
or two weeks.
VIM. Fredenbuyer, of Steubenville, Is
in town.
&c. Wells, OF New Martlnsville, Is
in the city.
T. j. Shock, OF Rosedale, W. Va, is
at the Behler.
r. S. Hibbs. of Pied mont, is register
ed at the Behler.
Mr.. John Armstrong, who has been
i'll, is improving.
~. Mcclellan, Of Washington, Pa,
is at the Windsor.
Mr.. Wilson Kelly and wife left yes
terday for Ashury Park, n. j.
Thurman and ]. R. Sprlggs, Of
! Woodsfield, O., are at the Stamm.
Louis Asmus, the Eight ward livery
man, left for Cleveland yesterday.
Thomas Morissey and c. L. Mullin, OF
Washington, Pa, are at the Mcclure.
George X. McMechen has gone to
Mountain Lake Park for short out
ing.
Mr.. A. D. Adler and Ralph Hayman
returned home from Pittsburg yester-
day.
David T. Sample, a well known bust
ness man OF Washington Pa, is In the
city,
Mr.. l. Isenberg left yesterday for New
York and other Eastern points on bust
ness.
William Altmeyer, OF South Eof
street. is home from q visit TO Mounds
vile.
Harry McEroy, OF South Eoff street,
will 20 to-day for visit to Steuoen-
vile.
C. A. Reed and wife, OF South Market
street, have gone for visit TO Morgan
town.
A. Reymann and two daughters left
yesterday afternoon for tour to Ger
many.
w. &. McMechen and wife are at
Sault ste. Marie, Mich, for their
health.
Miss Stella Neunan, Of South EoG
street, is visiting her brother In Ale
gheny city.
DR.. Lindsay left yesterday fer sew
sral weeks visit TO his mother At Still
water, Ohio.
Miss Hannah Whally, Of the Island,
lett yesterday afternoon for Chicago, to
visit friends.
Charles Dieters, Of North Main street,
will leave in a few days for trip to
Buffalo, n. Y.
Hubert Vets and SOD, OF North Mark
ct street, are home from trip to At
lantic City, n. j.
Jas. Steadmau, OF the East End, left
Yesterday 10 visit the Central Fishing
Club at Marietta.
Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, OF South Eoff
street. will leave to-day for a visit TO
friends at Cleveland, o.
T.P. Dun bar, agent at the Union de-
pot, left yesterday for sojourn for his
health at Green Springs, o.
Rev. John McEligott, OF Grafton,
who has been 10 the city several days,
will return home tomorrow.
Miss Mary O'Grady, popular young
lady OF East Wheeling, is summering
n, Mountain Lake Park Md