Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-07

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lily are at Mountain Lake Park sum-
mering.
Allan Young, the clerk Of the eugi-
neer's Office OF the w. B. & T., is of
duty III.
Toby Bloominthol and c. w. Wiley,
OF New Orleans, are registered at the
Mcclure.
Miss Tinle Miller, of North Main
street. is home from two weeks visit
TO Sardis, o.
Howard Thompson. one Of the new
proprietors OF the Mcclure, was in the
city Sunday.
Il. Ray, Of Thirty-eighth and Eoff
stress, is home from visit to New
Martinsville.
Mr.. Morris and family. OF East
Wheeling. are home from visit to
Atlantic City.
John Johnson and c. Henry Fee, Of
North Wheeling, have gone for a visit
TO the country.
JP. Bowers, salesman for the Nc
Mechen preserving works, is home from
q western trip.
Michael O'Brien, OF Pittsburg, was in
the city yesterday calling on friends on
the South Side.
William Henderson, OF Baltimore, Md,
arrived in the city yesterday, and will
go to work here.
w. II. Tallman ia In the city from
Mountain Lake Park, where he is sum
mering for few days.
BRUNSWICK: G.. Ringle, SistersvIle;
~. f. Bowens, ParksrSourg, aud I. j.
Connolly, Mannirgton.
Miss Mary Guligan gave lawn iete at
her home on Eoff street, last night. A
good crowd was present.
Wilson Smith, the conductor on the
w. & f. q. Railroad, is home from
fishing trip out Wheeling creek.
B. ;. Good, salesman FOR McMech-
ems preserving factory, Is spending his
vacation AZ Mountain Lake Park.
sam c. Brilcou, Cleveland, t. G.
Parker, JOhnStOwn, Pa, we'll known
iron men, are at the McLnre hotel.
Thursday Henry Kroneweth and
family, who live on the National Road,
will leave for a trip to Atlantic City.
Andrew Palmer, tho w &. q. Rail-
way conductor. is on duty again after q
hunting tour through Wetzel county.
Mrs. Andrew Marshall, son aud
daughter, Of East Wheeling got home
Yesterday from trip 10 the Seashore.
Frank Smell ard wife, of Eighteenth
street, have removed 10 Washington,
Pa, where Mr.. Smell will go into bust
ness.
Otto Schroll, Engineer Maintenance
OF Way, Of the w. b. 81 T., is home
from a visit to his former home, Colum-
bus, o.
Geo. NJ Haldeman, J. G.. Leonard,
OF Washington, Pa, and c. j. Ford,
Pit,Sburg, prominent oil men, are at the
McLure,
Miss Clara Drum, well known
young lady of the South Side, is home
from the ladies' fishing camp out Cald-
wells Run.
William McE'roy aud George Kemp,
two well known young men Of Wells
burg. were 10 the city yesterday on 4
little jauut.
After a pleasant visit to his friend A.
T. Young, the East End druggist, Henry
Myers, Of Oakland, Nd, has returned
TO his home.
James Mack. of South MCCULLOUGH
street, left yesterday for a visit to Dex-
ter Fishing Club, which is encamped at
Postum Rifle.
Mrs. c. w. Hirth, of the South Side,
left to-day for Henderson, KY, called
there by the Illness OF her brother In
law Theo. Hirth.
Rev. J. Birmingham, OF the ST. Luke
z. T. Church, who has been spending
several weeks at Moorefeld, W. Va,
has returned home.
Miss Sarah CUrrans, OF Terra Alta,
this State, after a pleasant visit TO
friends on the South Side, will return
to her home to-day.
Miss Lula Carl, popular young lady
of South Jacob street, is home from
visit TO severa, OF the towns Of Ohio,
Including Fostoria aud Finday.
Harry, Jacob, and Adam Yosh,
brothers, the we'll known Elm Grove
gardeners, will leave tomorrow for a
several months trip 70 Germany.
Mr.. Louis Meder and wife accompa'
MED bY his mother-in-law. will leave
this week for New YORK City, COney
Island and other pleasure resorts.
Henry Nolte, Fritz Speaker, and NJ.
Confer, well known East Wheeling
young men, have gone To White Sui
pbur Springs TO spend their vacation.
ST. CHARLES-F w. Hamilton, Fair
mont; L. +. Stewart, Anthem; q. II.
Chambers, Cameron: J. w. Hammond,
Petersburg; j. W. Bachmann, Beth
any.
J. w. Kemple, the saloouist Of Tween
ty-fourth and Main streets, and Robert
Kline, Of the Chemical engine house,
left yesterday FOR 2 ten days "trip 10
Mount Clemens, Mich.
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