Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-11

Adam Hess, Mrs E. w. Wilkins, Cen
eral Alfred Caldwell and wife, Otto
Lenhart and son William, Mrs. Gausta-
chi, Mrs. j. F. Lewis, Howard Hazlett,
Mr.. Walters, Mr.. Hill, Mr.. Harvey and
party, Mr.. Scott, Mrs. c. M. Fisher and
Miss Minnie Musser, of Bridgeport; Mr..
and Mrs. E. X. Hoge, of Martins Ferry;
Godfrey Sehul and family, Mrs. Hard
ing and daughter, the Misses Miller, Of
Parkersburg: c. H. Little and wife,
Miss Carrie Little, Mrs. E. H. Stevens,
j. E. Reynolds, of Martins Ferry, and
Mrs. Lee Coen.
Police Lieutenant Ingram is in Pitts
burg.
Miss Grace Nicholl has returned from
Chautauqua.
Lawrence Zarnitz is at Cambridge
boro Springs.
George Otte and son have returned
from ST. Louis.
Henry Bieberson, Esq, is away on a
fishing expedition.
Miss Ada Jepson has returned from
a summer vacation.
John Thoner, of the South Side, is at
Cambridgeboro Springs.
Attorney w. P. Robinson has return
ed from visit to Chatauqua.
Adam Hess left last evening for Cape
May and other Eastern resorts.
Edward B. Savage is making trip
10 Na yTh
Miss Minnie Aul, of the East End, is
visiting friends at Canton. Ohio.
Harry Asmus and wife, of South ia
cob street, have gone to Atlantic City.
The Misses Hall, of North Main
street, left yesterday for Atlantic City,.
Miss Katherine Elig, of the North
End, is home from trip to Allegheny,
Pa.
Mr.. Harrison Dunlevy and George
W. Bremen leave Monday for Joplin,
Mo.
Miss Martha Clarke left yesterday
for Lewisburg, W. Va, to visit rela-
tives.
A. E. Schulz. the North End drug
gist arrived home from an eastern trip
to-day
Miss Laura Craig, Of Summitsville.
Ind, is the guest of relatives on the
Island.
Mrs. Aug Obermann and daughter
Lulu, are spending a few days in the
country.
Miss Sue Jones has returned from
months visit to Pittsburg and Wells
vile, o.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Richardson, Of
Marietta, o., were in town yesterday,
shopping.
Charles Clouse is on duty again af
ter a ten days fishing trip down the
Ohio river
Harry Balzer and john c. Stein of
the South Side, left yesterday for At
lantic City.
Robert X. Giffin, Jr, is home from
a two weeks trip down the Shenan-
doah Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Beuter. of the
East End, dparted on Wednesday for
Atlantic City.
Mrs. August H. Kindleberger and son
arrived home yesterday from trip to
Cathatham, o.
Mrs. Emma Doddridge, of Charleston,
is visiting Miss Martha Johnson, of
Maryland street.
Mrs. R. w. McVey and daughter, Viz
ginia, of Bellaire, are visiting friends
in the Fifth ward.
Burt Dunaway, of South Market St,
Is spending his vacation at a fishing
camp up the river.
John Koch, Waterman at North End
Bottle Works, is confined to his home
with a sprained back.
E. NJ. Holiday, wife and daughter
of North Main street, have departed
for points in Michigan.
Miss Clair Gavin of South Eoff street,
has returned home from visit with
friends at Parkersburg.
Miss Minnie Fagon, of Allegheny,
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. J. w. Conley,
of North Huron street, Island.
Mrs. T. Reed Mcknight, OF Pittsburg
is visiting her father, Mr.. George X.
McMechen, of Pleasant Valley.
Miss Emma Hill and daughter. of
Moundsville, are the guests of Mrs. l..
Metzger, on North Main street.
Among the arrivals at the Howell
yesterday were William Moore, of New
Martinsville, and T. Shrout, OF Alvy.
Misses Besse and Nellie Higgins, of
the South Side, are visiting at New Mat
amoras, O., and other points down the
river.
r. E. Schubart and Oscar Smith, Of
the Wheeling Novelty Works and Ma
chinery Company, have gone east on
business.
Constable Sam Moran and John Bar
TOLLS, of the South Side, are on a hunt
ing expedition in the vicinity OF West
i Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. fancy arrived
home last evening from an extended
tour to various points along the At
lantic coast.
Miss Carrie Klaproth, of the East
End, returned home after two weeks
sojourn with friends in East Liverpool