Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-24
PERSONALS.

# your lips would keep. from slips.
Five things observe with care:
OF whom you speak, 10 whom you speak,
And how and when, and where.
The Rev. B. B. Evans will leave
Monday for Asburk Heights.
Mrs. H. W. Ewalt and daughter
Mary are guests Of relatives at Cam
bridge, o.
Raymond Hoge and Carroll Simpson
of the Island, are spending the sum
mer at Zoar, O.
Miss Mamie Acre, af the South Side,
is visiting friends in Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Among those who left Thursday on
the Panhandle excursion to Atlantic
City were Frank Walther and daugh-
ter, Miss Clara; Henry Baltzer, of the
BaltZer Brewing Company; William
Dieckman, Charles Neibur, William
Rahr, Frederick Brasch, Mrs. DR.. Bir-
ney, Miss Mary Acker, Lee Baer,
Henry Balzer, Miss Mary PAUL
Lewis Thomas, Miss Cummins and
friend, William Bodley and party, Jas.
McCann and party Of five, Mrs. M. Bar
ton, John Reilly, j. D. Hanes, j. Nc
Adams, Miss Braden, Charles Bayha.
Mrs. Frank Walters, Mrs NJ Heymann
and two daughters, Mr.. Rogerson, Of
Moundsville.
William l.. Glessner has leased the
Laughlin homestead, at Woodsdale, for
the summer months.
Louis Whit and family left Thursday
for Atlantic City.
Miss Mary PAUL left Friday for At
lantic City.
Misses Gene Waterhouse and
Blanche Moffat leave this week for
SykesvilIe, Md, to spend the summer
Miss Blanche Haase left Friday for
Michigan to spend the summer among
the pine woods
Miss Grace Hoge left yesterday for
Allegheny, Pa, to visit friends.
Mrs J. G. Tomlinson and family
leave to-day for the Georgian bay,
Canada. via Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Bayha and Mr..
and Mrs j. c. Lynch left Friday for
Mt. Clemans and Mackinac.
Mrs Mary Delaplain and daughter,
Miss Hulda, left Wednesday, via the
Panhandle, for San Francisco.
Edward Savage, a member Of Com
pany Nj, First West Virginia Volun-
teer Infantry. is home on q sixty
days furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Platoff Zane chaperon-
ed party of young folks who visited
the fishing camp of the Izaak Walton
club, up the creek one day last week.
Miss Emma King, Of East Liver
pool, is the guest Of Miss Bess Rich
ardson, Of the Island.
Miss Lucetta McGee, of the Island,
is spending a few days at the Mounds
vile camp grounds.
Mr.. E. H. Dice of Pittsburg. Pa.
who was home attending the marriage
of his sister, left last evening for West
Union, w. Va, to spend few days Wis
it1ng friends.
Miss Clara Smith, assistant post
master at Elm Grove, is spending
week at Pittsburg, Pa. visiting friends
Miss Sue Caldwell left yesterday for
Cambridgeboro Springs, where she will
join Misses Lily Vance and Gertrude
List, who are at present quartered at
the Hotel Rider.
The following named persons are
among the late arrivals at Webster
Springs Hotel, Webster Springs, w.
Va:
H D. Atha, Warrington; G. H Bar
Der, Craigville, W. Va; F. D. Stall
maker. Flatwood, w. Va; VIM J. Mic
OILS, Weston, W. Va; E. G. Fox and
H. W. Fox, Harrisville, w. Va; ]. NJ.
George and J. B. Roberts, Sherley, w.
Va; F. A. Stehley, Keyser, W. Va;
c. E. Myths, blpena, w. Va; Dyer
Bros, Lanes Bottom, W. Va: John
NJ. Rafferty,, Wheeling, W. Va; c. W.
Gore, Clarksburg, W. Va: j. II. Max
well, Hattie Maxwell anG Carrie Max
well, Peel Tree, W. Va: L. H Logan.
j. P .Devore, r. J Mullin. s. Dud-
ley, wife and daughter. r. e. David
sen, Mrs. E. L. Davidson, R. G. Me-
Candlish. Parkersourg, w. Va; c. S.
Harrity Miss Bibby, A. j. Crew and
C. K. Payne. Charleston, ". Va; s.
Strauss and wife, Cincinnati. O.; o. C.
Law, Dayton. O.; Chas. Miller and sis
ter. Arthur Frazer, Camden-on-Gagley,
w. Va; A. G. Coger, Wainesville. W.
Va; Hon. C. r. Dorr and Hon. w. c.
Dccrille, Washington. ID. G.
Mrs. Sfegmund Grasheim and daugh.
ter will leave to-day for Philadelphia.