Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-26
Personal PARAGRAPHS.
BRIEF MENTION ABOUT THE CON-
INGS AND G0INGS OF IN
DIvIDUALS.
EXCURSIONS TO CHICAGO
BY the G. A. r.. and Ladies of the
G. A. n. VIII Take Many Persons
Out of the City-People Who Are
Going to and Coming From the
ResOrts-Guests Who Are Being
Entertained Here.

Wheeling who will leave to-day for
Chicago. Ills, 10 attend the annual en-
campment OF the soldiers of the Grand
Army are Mrs. R. e. Florence, Miss r.
A. Hall, Mrs. NJ. j. Guy, Mrs. Sarah
McClement, Miss Minnie McClement,
Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Frank Richie, Mrs.
Mollie Richie, Mrs. Kate Bickerton,
Mrs. Margaret Tippet, Mrs. Clay, Mrs.
Gould. Mrs. NJ. Anna Hall, Mrs. Bald
win, Mrs. Topp, Mrs. Hoge, Mrs. Joseph
Purcell, Mrs. Sarah Purcell, Mrs. Anna
Mary Fremder, Miss Lula Hammond,
Mrs. DuPree, Mrs. Wiley, Miss Wiley,
John Richie, Mrs. Friendler, Grace
Nichols, Grace Emblem, Mrs. e.
Chapman, Mrs. Stella Chapman, Mrs.
Mary A. Armstrong and Miss Lydia j.
Elliott. They will be accompanied by
number of friends.
Geo. w. Peterkin is at the Windsor.
Mrs. VIM. Turner is at Atlantic City.
G. Partlett left yesterday for Buffalo.
Sam Wacht left yesterday for New
York.
Arthur D. Owen left yesterday for
Chicago
George F. Gollner and mother are in
Chicago.
Harrison j. L. Frank is home from
Morgantown.
Mrs. VIM Bowman, of the Island, is
i'll Sistersville.
Bert Watkins is seriously ill at his
home in the Fifth ward.
Mr. Lou Swabacker leaves for New
York to-day on business.
Marsden L. Colvig has returned from
business trip TO New York.
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Bennett
leave this morning for Detroit.
Miss Elsie Whitaker is home from
a visit to friends in Piattsburg.
Miss Boes, of the South Side. is
spending her vacation In the East.
Mrs. Edward Canton, OF Fifteenth
street, is in Chicago for few days.
Miss Mary Church, of North Market
street, is visiting relatives in Ohio.
Miss Della Inbody, of Pitsburg, is
expected here to-day to visit friends.
C. B. Coleburn left yesterday over
the Pennsylvania lines for Chicago.
Mrs. John Morrow and daughter, Of
South Chapline street, are at Terre
Alta.
Miss Mary Merdith is spending her
vacation at Atlantic City and New
York.
Miss ]. Feinler, trimmer at Swaback-
er's. goes to New York to-day on bus
mess.
William Elig and wife will leave to-
day On visit to Cleveland and the
Lakes.
Frank Nanbauer and Martin Glitchs,
Of Martins Ferry, went to Chicago yes
terday.
Miss Mary 0Aurch, Of North Market
street, is visiting relatives in UAlo
Pyle Pa.
Miss Annie Hullien left Wednesday
for a vacation TO Atlantic City and
New York.
Misses Freda and Joe Meintel, Of Bel
vedere, are visiting relatives in Ale
gheny. Pa.
Miss Eta Bingel and Miss Minnie
Lohse. OF the South Side. are in At
lantic City.
Misses Irene and Cara Dornblaser,
OF Springfield. o., are the guests OF ISL
and friends.
Miss Mary Chute, OF New York, has
returned home after a pleasant visit
in the East End.
Charles Hammond, Of the North End,
will be one OF the excursionists to-day
to Detroit. Mich.
Miss NJ. c. Dittman left on Thurs
day for New York. Baltimore and
other eastern points.
Miss Mary Meredith. OF the South
Side, is spending a two weeks vaca-
ton in Atlantic City.
Bernard Freese has resigned his posi-
ton as clerk at Twins pharmacy and
will return to school.
Misses Neva and Ada Weyriek and
Miss Mary Barrett returned from At
lantic City yesterday.
Mrs J. Warren King. of vicksburg.
Miss. is visiting her sister. Miss Miller
of South Front street.
Miss Lillian Gilcher, Of the South
Side. has returned home from a visit
at East Liverpool. Ohio.
John Rodman, OF South Chapline
street, viii be among the excursionists
to-day 10 Detroit, Mich.
Leon H. Frank is home on a short
visit from California, where he has
been for several months
Mesdames Clara Wolf. Andrew Stoet-
ger and James Ebeling have returned
from q trip up the river.
Miss Flora McCaskey and MISC Ell
bingham. OF the East End, returned
from Mountain Lake Park yesterday.
Will King. OF McKeesport, Pa.
was here during the week the guest
Of his brother. Ed. King. Of the South
Side.
Capt. r T. Devries and grandson.