Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-30
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.

MI ,. TALK EVANS Is DIT OluclHudtl.
Mr.. D. W. Buckner is in Parkers-
burg on business.
Harry Caps will leave for Chicago
to-day on pleasure trip.
Mr.. Sam Harrison sails on Wednes-
day on the Kensingtcn for Europe.
Mr.. Walter H. Hall is home from
visit to his brother at Denver, Colo.
Charles Blum, of the Belmont Brew
ing Company, is quite i'll at his home
on Eoff street.
Leonard Heyman, of Heyman Bros,
returned home yesterday from brief
visit to Pittsburg.
Miss Margaret Kane, of Cadiz, O.,
! played a portion Of the service at st.
Matthews P. E. church Sunday even
ing.
A. S. Hare and sisters returned yes
terday from Washington, where they
witnessed the peace celebration festivi-
ties.
Misses Henrietta Rinehart and Sue
Wright arrived home yesterday from
a trip to Louisville on the City OF
Pittsburg.
La Belle works, has departed for Cam
bridge, Ohio. to secure a position as
heater in mill.
Mayor Madden, of Elm Grove, is re-
covering from severe attack Of grip.
His friends will be glad to learn he is
enabled to again attend TO his official
duties.
Senator Wagner and wife, of West
Wheeling, were called away to ST.
Louis yesterday by the announcement
of the serious illness Of the Senator's
brother.
President Myron HSobard and Sec
rotary John c. Lynch, of the Y. NJ. c.
A, are at Grand Rapids, Mich, at
tending the international convention
of the Y. NJ C. A.
Mr.. Andrew Hare, accompanied by
his sisters, Misses Martha and Mary
Hare, returned yesterday from weeks
trip to Washington City, where they
attended the peace jubilee.
Mr. P. r. Myers will leave for
Pittsburg this morning to secure spe-
cial scenery and costumes for the
forthcoming production of Three
Black Nantes" at the Park Casino.
Lieut.. Clyde Ford returned home
yesterday morning from Camp Meade,
and will remain here several days be-
fore his departure for California,
where he will be stationed as regular
army surgeon.
Joseph Porter. of Greggsville, who
was injured in an accident on the W.
& E. G. railway line Sunday night is
still confined to the City Hospital.
Last night he was resting easily and
his condition was much improved.
Mr. Arthur L. Johnson left yesterday
afternoon for Milwaukee, Wis, where
he goes to accept position as travel
ing salesman for the National Tinware
Company, formed recently under the
tin trust. His territory will be west
of the Mississippi river
J. G. Englehart, of Dennison, O., is
stopping at the Howell House Mr.
Englehart is an engineer on the Pan
Handle, and few men in this section
of the country have a wider circle of
acquaintance. He is probably the
Oldest railroad engineer in active SER
vice in the United States. He has
been in service during the past AZ
years.
Mrs. E. J. Johnson, superintendent
of the City Hospital, and her cousin,
Miss Sutton, of St Clairsville, left on
the p, c., c.. & st. L. road at 3: So yes
terday afternoon for New York, where
they sail On Wednesday on the Ken
sington for a three months trip to
Europe. The ladies of the executive
committee of the hOsDitai and uIlrT,-
Der of friends were at the depot to say
goodbye" and to wish the travellers
bon voyage.