Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-20

street. is spendans several weeks It
Kingwood.
Miss Annie Roll left yesterday after
noon for Niagara Falls and other Cana
dian points.
Harry Senne and wife. of the Sixth
ward, have returned home from a visit
at Terra Alta.
Lawrence Ray and George Farmer, of
the South Side, left last evening Ior
Niagara Falls.
Frank Patterson, Of the South Side,
has arrived home from a business trip
| to New Castle, Pa.
Mrs. George Beuter, of North Main
street, is the guest Of her sister IN
Washington, ID. C.
Misses Anna WILSON, and Francis Burt
leave Monday on their vacation, to pc
spent at Wellsburg.
Mrs. Will Windsor. of Sixteenth
street, is spending several weeks at
West Liberty, W. Va.
Miss Blanche Raymond has returned
home from a two weeks visit with
friends at West Liberty.
Mrs. G.. P. Taylor and daughter,
Miss Daisy, left yesterday for Toronto,
Canada, to visit her parents.
Mrs. Laura Litten, OF Chapline street,
has returned home from pleasant trip
to points in Pennsylvania.
s. S. Culbertson, of Piedmont; S. S.
Smith, Of Mcrgantown, registered dur
ing the day at the Howell.
Mr.. R. E. Fitzpatrick, the mail car
rier, and daughter, Ella, are visiting his
parents in Greene county, Pa.
Miss Isabelle Devine, of South Jacob
street, returned home after very
pleasant visit to Wade, w. Va.
Misses Ethel and Ella Jackson, of the
South Side, have returned home from
visit with friends at Limestone.
Misses Clara and Kate Meyers. of
South Chapline street are spending their
vacation at Marietta and st. Marys.
Mr.. l.. Ray and Geo. Foreman. of
the Eighth ward, left yesterday after
noon for Niagara Falls and Canada.
Mrs. R. e. Fitzpatrick, of No. SO
Huron street. and daughter, Annie,
spent a day with friends at Elm Grove,
Mrs. James Mores, of the Eighth
ward, arrived home last evening from
visit with relatives at Toronto, Cam
ada.
Misses Christie Ellsworth and Clara
Grade left yesterday for a brief visit
among friends at Short Greek and vi
cinity.
Mr. Sam Kerr, Of Sistersville, who
was ON his way to Colorado, stepped off
at Wheeling to see some Of his Old
friends.
Miss Lucy Belman, of Pittsburg, was
the guest of Miss Emily Commerford,
of South Chapline street during the
week.
Miss Bird Norrirgton has left for
Chicago, after a five weeks visit to
her sister, Mrs. E. M. Warffeul, of the
Island.
A. w. Robertson, Of New Cumber-
land, and Fred B. Bomers, of New Mar
tinsville, were guests at the Stamm yes
terday.
Col. Aug. Rolf and wife, Mr.. A. l..
Meyer and wife left yesterday after
noon for Niagara Falls and the Thou
sand Islands.
Andrew and Edward Vogler, of the
South Side, have returned home from
| Darlington, O.. where they were the
guests Of friends.
Miss Annie Koch and Miss Mamie
Forsch, who have been visiting at New
MartiLsyille the past week. returned
home last evening.
Z. B. Carney, proprietor of the
Windsor, left last night for Mt. Lake
Park to spend while with his family,
who have a cottage there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vain. of the South
Side, were among the excursionists de-
parting last evening over the c., l.. &
w. road for Niagara Falls.
Misses Raphael Moran and Beria
Reilly have accepted positions with
Geo. e. Stifel & Co.. where they will
| be pleased to see their frinds.
Miss Maggie Parker and niece, Miss
Mary Fitzgerald. of Philadelphia, are
visiting Miss Parker's sister, Mrs. F..
| F. Howley, of Kentucky street.
| A party of Y. NJ c. A. boys departed
| yesterday for point a half mile below
| Powhatan, Ohio. where they will spend
a few days in fishing and hunting.
Mrs. Alonzo Raper and children, of