Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-18

CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.

Yesterday afternoon another large
party of Wheeling excursionists de-
parted over the Panhandle road for
Atlantic City. Among them were the
following named persons: H. b. Sey-
bold and wife. l.. Cassell and party,
Miss NJ B. Hall, j. W. Barton, Jewel
WE'LL, T. S. Riley. Charles Branum,
of Bridgeport; o. B. Porter, Mrs. Z.
Hess and daughter, Mrs. Ziegler, JOS
eph McNabb, John Zweig, of Belaire;
Mrs. w. B. Berry and daughter, w. J..
Cooke and party, H. B. Grimm, Mrs.
LANCE, c.. NJ. Maggie, G. HoHmann,
Mrs William Stifel, Miss Bessie Dodds,
Miss Sadie Roberts, r. W. Kyle, Lee
Hamburger, Miss Jennie Wilde, MT.
and Mrs C. H. Watkins. Jr. Miss
Sadler, Harry MUM, Miss Lizzie Car
roll. Miss Matte Exley, Ben Exley,
Mrs. NJ. Sheets ard daughter. MISS
Clara Sheets, Edward Exley and wife,
Miss A. S. Wood. G. w. Yost and
party. of Bellaire; C. w. Appenzeller
and party, Charles Currap. Thomas
Kelly. T. H. Creighton, Eli MUM.
Mrs. John x. List leaves to-day for
Atlantic City.
Miss Nettie- Wilde leaves to-day for
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Harry Killmyer is visiting
friends in Benwood.
Mr.. Andy Browne, of Browne Bros,
is in New York City.
Miss Ruth Carter. of the South Side,
has returned from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Killmyer and son have
gone to Zoar. O., for two weeks Wis
it.
s. w. Mason. of st. Mary's, was an
arrival yesterday at the Grand Cen
trail.
Jacob w. Grub and family are
home from two weeks stay at At
lantic City.
Peter Simon and S. E. McWhortar,
Of Charleston, registered yesterday at
the Windsor.
Miss Virginia Harrison. of the ISL
and, is the house guest of friends at
Leatherwood.
Miss Bessie Dodge left yesterday for
a few weeks at Atlantic City and 9TH
er Eastern resorts.
Miss Maud Bennett and Mrs. Frank
Church arrived home Wednesday
from a stay at Atlantic City.
The Wheeling Fishing Club boys,
who have been out on the South
Branch, will be home to-day.
Miss Meme Woods returned to New
York yesterday after a months visit
with her mother at Elm Grove.
J. D. Thompson, of Sistersville, and
H. Douglas, of Ripley, were the State
arrivals at the Howell yesterday.
NJ A. Sybert, of Sistersville; E. E.
Pope and Adele Pope, of Parkersburg,
were guests yesterday at the Stamm.
Miss Edith Stein, Of Benwood O.,
who has been visiting relatives in the
North End, will leave for her home
to-day.
Misses Mary Rinehart and Mabel
Moss, of Pittsburg, Pa, are the charm
ing guests of Miss Nettie Myers, of
South Wood street.
Mrs Geo. Bauerle and son Cecil re-
turned home from pleasure trip to
Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Cam
den, n. j., last evening.
Miss Tillie Schenk, of North Main
street, accompanied by her niece, Miss
Catherine Berry, left for Atlantic City
and Philadelphia to visit friends.
Mr. Ambrose List returned from
Atlantic City yesterday. He reports
that the West Virginians who are
stopping at the Bleak House are hav-
ing a dickens of time.
T. F. Fitzpatrick. general manager
of the B. & O. road. and G.. E. Eng
lish, superintendent Of the Trans-Ohio
division, were arrivals at Benwood
Junction yesterday from an inspection
tour to Newark, Ohio. and Chicago.
The two officials will leave the Junction
some time during the day.