Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-20
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
The Movements of Citizens and the
Arrival and Departure of Strang-

Hon. p. w. Morris, of Harrisville, is
at the Windsor.
Frank and John Stanley are visiting
in Littleton, Pa.
Miss Sarah Coss is the guest of
friends in st. Louis.
| Joe May, driver of the patrol wagon,
returned to duty yesterday.
/ Frank Ebeling and DR.. Mckinley
left yesterday for Atlantic City.
| Joseph Kline has returned from a
two weeks vacation on the lakes.
Miss Elva Frank, of the Island, is
the guest of friends in Woodsfield.
Mrs. Frank Bero, two sons and sis
/ ter-in-law are visiting down the river.
Harry Bearley, of East Wheeling, is
spending the week at Cambridge, Ohio.
Miss Louisa Wheeler, of the South
! Side, is the guest of relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. ]. Kent Boyd and son and nurse
lett yesterday afternoon for Atlantic
City.
| w. P. Robinson returned home yes
terday from a three weeks eastern
trip.
Miss Luella Irwin, OF the South Side,
| left yesterday for trip to Philadel-
phia.
| Mrs. w. T. Zane, of the Island, has
! left for a tour of the Yellowstone
Park.
Haven Robb, of Virginia street, ISL
and, is spending his vacation down the
river.
Casper Riddle and family, of the
! East End, are visiting at Board Tree
| tunnel.
/ F. H. Denbow and Miss Lawrence,
of Sistersville, are stopping at the
| Stamm.
Gordon Watt, of South Wheeling,
| has accepted a position at the Grand
Central.
J. l. Carpenter, of Fifteenth street,
| left last evening to visit friends at
! Cameron.
Hughy Stidger, of the South Side,
| left last evening to visit friends at
Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Owens and fam
lily, of Niles, Ohio, are visiting friends
in the city.
Allen Robinson returned home yes
! terday from a two weeks trip to At
lantic City.
Mrs. Jos. Winterhalter and wife, of
/ the East End, left yesterday for a trip
up the lakes.
/ Miss Arappa Mullin. OF Washington,
( Pa, is the guest of Mrs. Z. p. Hughes,
on Byron street.
Thomas Murrin, Sr.. of the South
Side. who is in hospital in Pittsburg,
is still improving.
I Miss Annie Lashley. of South York
street. Island. is the guest of friends
in st. Clairsville.
Robert Vance. Of South Wheeling.
has returned from Atlantic City, where
he spent his vacation.
John Coleman, the South Side drug
| gist, is back from Meighen, w. Va,
/ from few days business trip.
Mr.. John LASTLY and wife. of No.
/ 134 South Huron street, are expected
home next week from Pittsburg.
Joseph and George Sauvageot are
going to spend two weeks at the fish
ing camp with their Uncle George.
Della Manion is expected to return
home from Chicago, where she has
been visiting relatives, tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant McKennon and
two children, of the South Side, have
returned from a visit to Pittsburg.
Ray McIntire, of Smithfeld; E. A.
Berry, El4A. Bates and Charles Haw-
kins. of Stringtown, are guests at the
Grand central.
H. P. Maxwell, of the firm of Saylor
& Maxwell, left yesterday for an ex-
tended trip through the grape produc-
ing regions of New York.
Will Wingerter, chief bottle washer
at Coleman's pharmacy, on the South
Side, will spend the day Sunday at
Willow Springs fishing camp.
Mrs. Leon N. Refer, of Chapline
street, and Mrs.|S. E. Sarver, will leave
! August I'd for Atlantic City, where
they will spend several weeks.
| Misses Margaret and Myrtle Merry
man, of Fairyiew, who have been Wis
ting for some time in this city, have
| left for visit at Maintou. Col.
L. A. Rose. of Parkersburg: Charles
W. Barrick and wife, j. Paul Barrick
| and Mrs. e. B. Snodgrsss, of New Mar
tinsville, are at the New Park.
Frank Richie, of the Island. an en-
| ploye of the Panhandle, fell from a
box car while at work the first OF the
week and badly sprained both his
| wrists.
Messrs. Oscar Gardner, Winnie Win
| tiers, Frank Ebeling, Fred Wells. James
Larklns and Ponce Lieutenant George
| Deyinney left for New York yesterday
| afternoon.
| Mrs. Gus. Fl. Medick. Miss Edith and
Mrs. George Mediek will leave to-day
| for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Rochester,
| Toronto, Loekport and other eastern
points. They will be gone several
weeks.
| Mr.. John H. Hasenauer and Edward
| Dummerer, OF the South Side, will leave
this afternoon for Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Toronto, Ont, and Thousand
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