Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-19


in the city yesterday for the purpose OF
arranging for the transportation of the
party of Eastern glassworkers to San
Francisco. The party is being secured
by Mr.. George Roberts, of Moundsville,
formerly of Wheeling.
Dave Dinger has returned from Wash
ington.
Milton Kline left yesterday for Mag
ara Falls.
Mr.. George Baird is home from At
lantic City.
Miss Katie Elig, of the North End, is
in Alliance City.
Frank Klein, of the Island, will spend
to-day in Wellsburg.
James Howard and Alfred Frank go
to Cleveland to-day.
]. w. Kemple and wife have return
ed from Atlantic City.
DR.. Kelly and wife left yesterday for
2 trip through Canada.
Alfred Marks. of the Island, left yes
terday for Niagara Falls.
Mrs. G. p. Taylor, OF the East End,
left yesterday for Canada.
Mr. H. Shelf, buyer for Shelf Bros,
has returned from New Y rk.
George Maxwell, Of the North End,
left yesterday for Philadelphia.
G. w. Jackson and wife returned
from Woodland, w, Va, Friday.
Merritt X. Blggs, of West Liberty, is
in the city, the guest of friends.
Miss May Burnley is the guest of
Miss Helen earle at Leatherwood.
James Shaffer and son, of the Island.
left yesterday for Niagara Falls,
Miss Annie Marie Frender has re-
turned from a tour of Switzerland.
lIr. c. N. Taylor and son have re-
turned from Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs Amanda Dyson is lying seriously
III at her sisters home on the Island.
Mrs. Dowler. of Stone & Thomas,
is spending her vacation in the East
Ed. Morris, of St. Louis, Mo, is the
guest of Thos. B. lewis, in the East
End.
Miss Charlotte McCutcheon, of Ron
ey's Point, is the guest of Miss Ruth
Hall.
R. H. Tape, of the Eighth ward,
will leave to-day for Pittsburg to visit
friends.
Miss Mary Church, of North Market
street, is visiting relatives in Falls
City, Pa.
The Misses Della Snyder and Daisy
Barker have returned home from Phil
Rdelphia.
Misses Maggie and Lydia Stab, of
the South Side, are visiting friends in
Cameron.
Mrs. Dunlap and Miss Brast, of New
Martinsville, are the guests of friends
on the Island.
Mrs. Stoetzer and daughters, Misses
Edna and Cora, have returned from
Atlantic City.
Arthur Miles of Washington, Pa, re-
turned home yesterday, after visiting
relatives here.
Frank Schiller, of Pittsburg, is ex-
pected here to-day to visit friends on
the South Side.
Joseph Ankle and family, of South
Jacob street, returned home yesterday
from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Lena Gruber and daughter,
Elizabeth. left on visit to the cour-
try for few weeks.
Mrs. Annie Gollner and her son
George will leave in a few days for
Chicago on business.
A. w Rowley has returned from
Scotland. Mrs. Rowley will remain
there for a short time.
Miss Rose Beckendorf, of the Eighth
ward, has returned home from visit
with relatives at Grafton.
Master Vincent Jackson, of South
Jacob street, is spending his vacation
with relatives al Limestone.
Miss Anna Donahue will spend her
vacation during the next two weeks
in Canada and at lake points.
A party OF East End folks expect to
spend Sunday at the Jackie Arthur
fishing camp up Wheeling creek.
Dr. T. NJ Meighen and wife, of the
Eighth ward, were among the excur-
sionists yesterday to Niagara Falls.
Ed. Steele and wife, of South Eoff
street, departed yesterday on a trip to
Thousand Islands and other points.
Misses Retta Boring and Lillian
Thompson have returned home after
months visit with Pittsburg friends.
DR.. w. j. Hardness and Rev.
Maloney spent few days at the
home of w. L. Criswell of Stackyard.
Miss Regina He'll, of No. 80 Eleventh
street, is in Wellsburg at the home of
Miss May B. Heltsley for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frieburger, of Pitts
burg, spent the day at the home Of