Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-30
TO ATLANTIC CITY.
Remarkably Successful Excursion Over the
Personal Mention.

Remarkably SucceesIui ENcutsiou over INC
Personal Mention.
The second of the midsummer ex-
cursions to Atlantic City over the
Pennsylvania lines departed yesterday
afternoon. There were ITO passen-
gers. and four Pullman cars. One
sleeping coach was partially filled at
Huntington and Parkersburg The
four Pullman coaches were the Eng
land" Beacon" Ecuador" and
Rhode Island" Among those who de-
parted from this city were:
b. f. Higgins and family, Mrs. !. J.
Reilly, Mrs. II. NJ. Jamison, Miss b.
Smith, E. Horkheimer, Mrs. w. A.
Wilson and daughter, Geo. S. Feeney
and wife. Miss A. Carter. Henry o.
Stealey C. Earring, Mrs. b. w. Peter
SON and family, Miss T. Campbell, Mrs.
Charles Menkemiller, Mrs. l.. " Blond
and daughter j. ]. Holloway and fam
ily. F. II. Stewart, Miss S. Wright, Miss
B. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Paul
and son. Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Naylor
and family. Jacob Blum, Fred Huse-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Schmeichel, Miss
E. Warner, Edw. HaZlett and wife.
Mrs. Shaffer. Mrs. II. o. OFT, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. b. Mckee and family, Edw.
p. Wheat, c. II. Abercrombie, Mrs. 5.
Cecil, C. T. Arnberg and family, j. Nj.
Brown, Misses Tillie and Annie Bona
nus e. B. Green, F. G. Green. Ralph
Heyman, Miss Radcliffe, w: T. Rawley,
J. r. Parsons. Mrs. Trimble and fam
lily, Mrs. A. Y. Post. Mr.. and Mrs. }.
w. Miller, r. f. May, James Ray and
wife. Robert Boyd and son. Peter Gold
smith.
A. Moore, Jr., of Berryville, is at the
Mcclure.
Mrs. Judge Thompson was reported
seriously i'll, yesterday.
Hon. John A. Howard arrived home
Yesterday after a week In the noun
tains.
Fred. Flanders left yesterday over
the Pennsylvania lines for Los An
geles, California.
]. B. Griffith and w. A. Helms, OF
Steubenville, came down the river and
put up at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Smith, wife of the popular Ohio
River railroad conductor. Is spending
few days with friends in the Eighth
ward.
Miss Stella Lineburger, who has
been a guest of Mrs. X. b. Burt, on the
Island. has returned to her home in
Allegheny.
Miss May PAUL returned yesterday
from Pittsburg, where she spent two
weeks visiting friends on her way home
from Atlantic City.
William and James Matthews, Of
Wellsburg. and w. G.. Kunkle, F. A.
O'Neal and r. Fawcett, Of ST. Glars
vile, are at the Windsor.
At the Howell hosiery are w. c.
Curtley. Cairo, w. Va. J. W. Wilson,
Parkersburg; Charles W. Barrlck and
J. Koontz, Of New Martinsyille.
Fifteen Christian Endeayorers who
attend the big convention in San Fran
cisco. arrived home over the Pam
Handle at 6:15 o'clock last evening.
Charles Deignan. Of South Jacob
street, has returned from a visit with
Steubenville friends. accompanied by
Burr Watt, who will be his guest for
some days.
The Stamm catered to c. J. Howard
and r. NJ. Patterson. Barnesyille, o.;
n. B. Newton, Weston; c. C.. Show
alter. Pruntytown. and D. l. Murray,
John W. Martin and l. Chenowith, Of
Moundsville.
Mr.. Herman Bierkortte. son John.
and daughters Laura and Mary, OF the
North End, will be among the excur-
sionists on the Ohio River railroad to-
morrow for Cincinnati, where they
will visit relatives.
Prof. Geo. w. Fuess, pianist In the
Grand Opera House orchestra. Is full
filling an engagement In the Casino
at Akron, o, which will continue IN
til the opening OF the season at the
Grand, on August 23d. Prof, Fuess
was also employed for several weeks
at the Peoples Theatre, in Canton.
The ST. Charles cared for w. e
Worthington, Warrington; w. NJ.
Haddox. Friendly; Miss Sue Glenden-
ming. KidweIi; j. F. NcHenry, Gar
rett Siding: w. E. Buoy, Hingo juno
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. Snydtr, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. b. Smith, % SistersvilIe,
and J w Biggs. AIexan{ sr
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