Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

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she win spend several weeks With
| friends.
Word was received In the city that
Mr. and Mrs. ], III. Riddle had arrived
in New York Thursday from their trip
abroad.
! Mr. Adolph Laret and wife have LEFT
the city to spend the summer AT Lake
George. n. Il. with Mr.. and Mrs. + ~.
banner.
w f. Stoetzer and family. of the
South Side. will leave Thursday for AT.
lantic City, where they win spend sew
eral weeks.
Miss Cora Stoetzer. OF tho South Side.
will leave Thursday for New York aud
Atlantic city. where she viii spend SET.
eral weeks.
Harry Fox, OF North Market street
viii spend his two weeks vacation With
his sister. Mrs, Frank A. Mansfield. ii
Parkersburg.
Mr.. j. A. Iakin. Of c. Hess & Son,
returned last week, after a two weeks
visit to his son. DR.. Harry lsakEn. Il
Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Manion and her guest
Miss Maude Bower, OF KendallvIIie
Ind, are the guests OF Pittsburg friends
for few days.
| Miss Jennie Bishop. Of Pittsburg, who
has been the pleasant guest Of Miss
Frances Reid, on the Island, returned
home yesterday.
n MnrrfS<,n ana wife ~ gsa4aws
| Vile; ]. c. Decker. of Parkersburg. aud
F. c. GODDARD, Of Huntington. are stop
ping at the Windsor
Miss Julia Montague. second daughter
of U. S. Gauger Il A. Montague, leaves
I on the 18th for an extended trip 10 her
former home in Virginia.
Miss Frances J. Wheat has been the
| house guest OF Misses Gertrude and
Martha List. at their home a. slipping
Meadows, in Pleasant Valley
Mrs. Lille Dick. OF Washington. d.
c., is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. O.
A. Benter, Of North Main street. Re-
fore returning home she win visit her
brother, Dr. r, NJ. Rau. OF the South
Side.
Mrs. s. f. Smith and daughter. Miss
Florence. OF North Market street. haye
returned from anseveral weeks visit ~
| York.
Mrs. Ed sengewald and daughter.
will leave Monday for Detroit. Mich,
and will be gone for about three 81
four weeks. visiting friends and fa-
| latives.
Mrs. II. W. Neitzell and son Thomas
and daughter. Mrs. Howard P Reswlck
| depart Wednesday for Atlantic City and
Mt Clemens. They Will be absent sey-
eral weeks
G.. B. Loudin, Of Buekhannons ChAal
T.. Bailey. Of Sistersville; J. ". Miller
and r. b. Wlrk, OF Bealington, and M
NJ. Siyey, OF Tunnelton, are registered 1T
the McLnre
Mr.. Jas. Cunningham. OF Handlan
Station. Pa. will show at the State Fair
here In September i've Shorthorn cows.
weight 1000 pounds. and one bull.
weight 200 pounds
Messrs. Earl Bremen. Tom Horn
brook. Louis Welty. Harry Lutx and
Carl Lutz left yesterday afternoon %
spend two weeks up Wheeling creek ~
the Jack Bass fishing club.
Mrs. Helen Flading and daughters.
Mrs. John Hill. Of South Eoff street, and
Mrs. Henry Walker, Of the East End.
have returned from pleasant visit 10
Mrs. Fladings sister, Mrs Louis ZlcgeF
OF Kansas City.
Mrs. Henry Shelf. wife Of the we'll
known optician, accompanied by her
daughters. are visiting relatives and
friends at Davenport, Ia. They viii
also visit friends In Chicago before re-
turning to this city.
Miss Annie France, or the South
Side. also Mr.. Robert Kfmble and aff.
Henry PIetz, left over the 3. q O.. "a
join Mrs. Edward Kimble and daHKhs
ter, Eva to visit Newark, Chic. AID
other interesting points.
Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo RieeI wlI
leave Monday evening for CanaAas
where they expect to spend the month
of August visiting some friends aud
trying their luck with the mnltltuda ol
fishers on the lakes. They VIII resume
their teaching the first week In Sep1ex
Der.
John Lynch and wife of SonEh
Market street. departed Monday afsHf-
noon for New York City, where they
sailed on the steamer Germanle for a.
extended tour through Ireland They
will visit the entire portion including
the lakes and principal cities. Mr.
and Mrs. Lynch expect To be h0Ene
again about the middle Of November.
G. W. Arnett. Of FairEnons 1ugh
Hood. OF Little Falls; Levi Smith. os
Cameron; Mrs. L. ]. Williams Miss =
y uaueisor and faef1 n Ffn4Fare ~
wife and Charles Phillips. of Manning
ton. and G. d. McCulioch. Of New Cum
berIand, are the State arrivals at the
Stamm.
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