Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
Movements OF Citizens and he Arrival
and Departures OF strangers

LIDS SOE0 uOWQ lue TlNcT Ou d WISH.
Alonzo Rust, of South Eoff street,
was Pittsburg visitor last Sunday.
Mrs. George Carmichael has return
ed from visit with Columbus friends
John Ensign, Of Huntington, w. Va.
was guest yesterday of the Wind
sor.
J~Don Merriman returned yesterday
from a two weeks trip to Atlantic
City.
B. Walker Peterson and family re-
turned from visit to the lakes yes
terday.
Miss Lille Machin, of the South Side
is home from visit with Tiltonsville
friends.
Harry Bell and family, of the Island
are home from the Moundsville camp
grounds.
c. NJ. Bacon, machinist for the
Standard Oil Company, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Watson, of the North
End, is rusticating in the country near
West Liberty.
Michael Madden will leave to-day for
a point up the river on two weeks
fishing expedition.
Miss Bird Phillips, of Sixteenth street,
is spending a few weeks with friends
in Keyser, w. Va.
Miss Mamie Conner, of Pittsburg,
spent Sunday with Miss Stella Neu-
man, of South Eoff street.
Mrs. Jessie Evel, of South Broadway,
has returned from two weeks visit
with relatives in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Fred Miller, of North Market
street, left yesterday for East Liver
pool to be absent several weeks.
Ed Seabright has returned from a
two weeks vDit to Atlantic City, Phil
adelphia and other points in the east.
Miss Maggie Uttermohlen, of Forty
eighth street, entertained a number of
friends at her home Monday evening.
Fred Danvers, of Sixteenth street,
has returned home from two weeks
stay at the Moundsvile camp grounds.
Miss Della Wilcher, of North Mar
ket street, has returned from ten
days visit to Atlantic City and New
York
Mrs C. Bachman and Miss Gertrude
Sauers, of the East End, will leave to-
day to spend a brief stay In the vicin-
ity of West Liberty.
The following West Virginians were
registered at the Howell last evening:
G.. M Grier, NJ. Biddle, Parkersburg;
George Blair, Hinton.
A letter was received yesterday by
South Side friends from DR.. J. H.
Pipes, who is at Mt. Lake Park, stat
ing that he was better.
Mr. Bert Shaver, of Martins Ferry
is making arrangements to leave Mon
day next for Porto Rico, where he ex-
poets to engage in business.
John j. Slippner writes to the Regis
ter from Camp Poland, Knoxville,
Tenn, that the West Virginia boys in
camp are all in good health.
NJ. D. Chute, of Neil & Ellingham's,
Supreme Chancellor of the Musical I'm
munes, a local organization, is spend
ing his vacation with relatives In New
York city.
Rev. B, B. Evans, pastor of the Zane
Street NJ. E. Church. Is at Kingsberry,
w. Va, to which place he was called
owing to the serious illness Of his
brother, John Evans.
Brother Angelus, principal OF the
Catholic High school, who has been
visiting near Old Point Comfort, re-
turned home yesterday, and is now
ready for his winterlschool work.
Mrs. Angle and daughter. Mis- Ella,
and Miss Maggie Sauers have returned
to their home at Pittsburg after a
three weeks pleasant visit at the home
of Mrs. John Hack in the East End.
DR.. ]. r. Marley lett over the Ohio
River road at IL: 10 p.i m. for Parkers-
burg and Elizabeth, where he goes pro-
fessionally. DIR. N. b. Jobes will at
tend to his patients In his absence,
Dr. Manley will return Friday morn
ing.
The Rae fishing club, Of the South
Side, returned Monday night on the
steamer Eloise from camp below Clar-
ington. The party CONTESTED of Van
Cleary, Chas. Driehorst; Misses Louise
Snider, Hannah Rafeltt lea Snider,
Annie and Carrie F'rohme, Lottie Del
brugge and Mary Shetlin.
Alfred A. Hanke, the p opular cornet
player of Prof. Frank ]. Nelson's L. R.,
X. of P, band, of Bellairel Ohio, leaves
this morning for Woodsfetd, Ohio,
where he will play AN engagement
for the Fair during the remainder of
the week with the band. This band
has just returned from weeks en-
gagement at Indianapolis.
Frank Shredder, Andrew Golner,
George Hobstetter and Charles Freese,
of the South Side, returned Monday
from five days trip to Niagara Falls
In riding back from Buffelol tol Cleve-
land they met two sailors from the
Brooklyn. who said that the STORIES
of the suffering of the soldiers al San
tiago were not exaggerated and that
the men had died like sheen for
lack of food and medical attention..
The Brothers who are engaged in
teaching at the Cathedral High school
have returned from their sunni per va
cation. While in Baltimore they at
tended the teachers institute lat Mt.
st. Joseph's College. There Were in
attendance over sixty Brothers. from
various schools in Virginia and Mary
land in addition to the Cathedral staff.
The institute was in session six Weeks,
and the subjects which received SPECIAL
attention embraced English and \Ger-
man literature, rhetoric, higher mlath-
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