Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26
AROuT PEOPLE
Daily Chroalcie OF tho Mo~emeas oil
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New YORK, August Zee. L. Kelly
and w, II. Shafer, Jr., of wheeling,
are at the Sturtevant; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| j. Clarke are al the Fifth avenue; b..
Craft, ]. C. McCluney, DR.. Miller and
r. NJ. Taylor. Of Austin, w. Va, are
at the Coleman House.
Miss Marie Jericho, OF the South
Side. who was the guest Of Mrs. Will S.
Decker, of Washington, Pa, Is home
from a three weeks visit
DR.. Chambers, OF Elm Grove, was
calling on DIR. Ashbrook yesterday, az
ter which he went TO Irwin Park 10 see
the base ball game, his brother being
one of the team.
Misses Ida and Floye Gilbreath have
returned home after pleasant visit to
their friends in Pittsburg.
George w. jackson, Of Fl. Worth,
/ Tex. is visiting his brother, Joseph
| jackson, of the South Side.
Miss Carrie Richards, OF Main street,
will spend the rest Of the season at
| Mountain Lake Park.
DR.. C. A. Keim, of this city, took
leave Of London, Eng, yesterday, on
the steamer City OF Paris.
Cant. Paul Riddle, of Mathew Divi-
sion, No. 90, and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Chas. Seabright, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Il.
Seabright, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schrabe
and John Robey, Of Benwood, will take
in the X. OF P. excursion to, Washing
ton to-day.
nd
family leave for Chicago on Monday at
l O'Clock. They will make Chicago
their future home.
Mrs. w. A. Schambra, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. VIII
Allen in the country will return home
this week.
Mrs. Peter McVey and family re-
turned from st. Paul, Mimi, after
several weeks sojourn.
Miss Nellie Reese, OF Philadelphia,
left for home Thursday. after spending
a week with her aunt. Mrs. c. Gutman,
! OF Thirteenth street.
Miss Irene DornaD, of Wellsburg, is
visiting Miss Laura Ooermann, OF the
| South Side.
Mrs. R. S. Teasdale aud daughter,
! Miss Maud, and son, William, left for
Washington, d. c., 10 visit relatives.
Miss Bertha Schafer left Thursday
for Dennisou. Ohio, to visit her sister.
Mrs. Lewis Baker, wife Of the Amer
lean Minister to Nicaragua, and two
children, a son and daughter, have taken
rooms at Mrs. Senseniy's, and will spend
IN wbaalinp
Misses Emma and Nellie Rose, OF the
Island, are visiting relatives at Pow
/ hatan, ..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Welsner, Of the
| South Side, will take in the X. OF p.
excursion to-day.
Miss Emma Roberts, Of Thirteenth
street, will leave to-day for Calhoon
County to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob burst celebrated
their wooden wedding at their home on
South Main street last Friday evening.
A large number of their friends were
! present who enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely.
Rev. S. B. Barnitz, and two sons, are
in the city for few DAYS, en- route TO
Des Moines, Ia, from Woods took, Va,
where he has been spending month
with friends and relatives. Rev.
Barneitz is In charge OF the Lutheran
Home Mission at Des Moines.
Miss Jessie Lyons and Maud Wills
left to-day TO resume their yearly en-
gagement at the Pittsburg exposition.
BEHLER:-Mrs. j. G.. Allen, Lima,
w. Va; II. Snodgrass, Warrington; h.
A. and Earl A. Frost, Wellsburg.
SrAMM:-O. A. Baker, Moundsville.
ST. CHARLEs:-A. P. Harrison, Sis
tersville, and c. E. Colts aud L. II.
Davis and wife, Warrington.
w. Fl. Page, OF Washington, Pa, is
az the ST. Charles.
George Adams, Mrs. Tollman, and
Miss Topping are home from NJ Lake
park.
J. w. Freeman, Of Steubenvllle, O.,
is at the Windsor.
WINDSOR: A. q. PrIchard, Manning
ton; j. b. Finster, Weston, and irish
water Perth.
d. b. GoLcher. OF Toronto, O., is
registered at the Windsor.
Rev. w. w. Farls. OF Plttsburg, is at
the Mcclure, and is making tour on
his bicycle in novel manner His wife
accom- panies him, but she meets him
from the train at all important towns
and cities.
Mcclure: w. S. Stewart, West Union;
G.. b. Thompson, w. E. Delton and 5.
A. McCool, SstersvilIe.
H. w. Skinner, Of Milwaukee, Wis,
| is a Mcclure arrival.
William Ennis, night Waterman at
the Mcclure, will leave to-day for tour
| In Canada.
William J. Clark, George B. Miller
and John Mcclure viii leave to-day for
! Washington, ID. c., with the X. OF z.
E. T. Prince, Of Baltimore, is at the
| Brunswick.
IN. B. Hoxey, Of Indianapolis, Ind,
a Superintendent OF the Long Distance
| Telephone Company, is at the Mcclure.
| He has ridden his wheel from Indian
apolis, Ind, and is looking over the
route OF the company.
Captain ]. r. Johnson, Of Cleveland,
10 at the Mcclure.
Capt. Il. Il. DOvener returned yester-
day from a political tour in the interior
OF the district.
Col. Robert White has returned from
a ten days visit 10 the Eastern porti on
of the State.
MIR. NJ. L. Hess, florist Of Wheeling
| Park, and sister Anna. have returned
from Atlantic City, where Mr. Hess at
tended the Convention Of the American
Florist Society. They also visited
| Philadelphia and Washington.
John Farrell. OF the City Gas office,
has returned from soiourn OF ten days
| al Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Mr.. Louis Hanke, a welI-knovn gen.