Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-12
CONCERNING Individuals.
The Movemenfs 81 Cttixens ana the
Arrival and Departure Of stranE-

The Movements 81 Cttfsens ana the
Arrival and Departure Of stranE-
ers.
Mr.. w. W. Evans, OF the Waynes-
burg Independent, Waynesburg, Greene
county, Pennsylvania, is among the
business visitors in Wheeling this week
Mrs. Evans talked interestingly con
corning the work Of the rival railroad
companies preparing to build from
Greene county to Wheeling. He says his
people are encouraging both roads, and
hope to see them built, that large finan-
| cial interests seem to be back of both
enterprises. He says the Moundsville
people have probably bought the mos
coal lands, but that the other COM
pany has large holdings as well.
Mr.. James B. Mckee and Mr.. George
PAUL.. of Hubbard & PAUL, left for
Capon Springs yesterday. Mr.. Paul
has been in poor health for some time
. past and goes to the Hardy county re-
/ sort, where it is hoped by his large cir
Gle of acquaintance, that the water
will very much benefit him. Mr.. Nc
Kee will only remain for short time
Samuel Elliott, president of the Wet
eel county bank, was one of the promi-
nent business visitors in the city yes
terday.
w. H. Furbee, of Pennsboro, is at the
New Park.
Randolph Stalnaker is in the East
on business.
S. Lennon has returned from visit
to Sardis, Ohio.
Mr.. L. A. Rolf and wife have ar
rived in Bremen.
Ross t. Chew has returned from a
trip down the river.
Miss Kate and Annie Conroy are Wis.
iting at Steubenville.
Will Hagedorn is very i'll at his home
on South Jacob street.
Lawrence Hoge, of the Island, is Wis.
iting in ST. Clairsville.
Mrs. Shriver, of South Market street
is visiting in Cameron.
Hon. D. w. Reynolds, of ST. Marys
was in town yesterday.
Guy Allen returned yesterday from
a business trip to Morgantown.
VIM Davis, of the Island, is home
from the Henderson Oil fields.
Miss Grace Zimmerman is the CUES
of friends in Cumberland, Md.
Burt Jones, of Ohio street, has re
turned home from New Castle.
Miss Blanche Lewis, of Eoff street
is visiting relatives in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tappan MCGEE are Wis
iting relatives at Brilliant, Ohio.
Isadore Metz, of 11O4 Main street
left yesterday for New York City.
Miss Mamie Hall, OF Jacob street, il
visiting friends in East Liverpool.
Will Tracey and Joe Dudley have
returned from a trip down the river.
H. w. Minnemeyer, of Pittsburg, wa.
a business caller in the city yesterday
Yesterday morning Mrs. Will Gut
man left for a visit at Hagerstown
Maryland.
Mr.. Frank Booth and wife. of Soutf
Broadway, are visiting relatives a.
Darlington.
Ambrose Habig left last night for ;
ten days trip to Cape May and OLE
| Point Comfort.
Miss Ida Hoffman, of the City Hos
| pital, is spending a two weeks yaca
| ton at Warrington.
Charles P. Smith. of the News, leaves
to-day for the country, where he viii
spend his vacation.
| John Mcclure leaves Saturday morn
ing for Cambridgeboro Springs for ;
two weeks vacation.
Miss Anna Creighton, of Sixteenth
street, is spending two weeks va
cation in the country.
Frank c. Swift and family departed
| yesterday for Muskegon, Mich, TO b.
gone about two months.
| Miss LYDIA Arrick, who has been Wis
iting in the East End, has returned t.
her home at st. Clairsville.
w. C. Perkins, one of the Hui
clerks, is spending his vacation in tn,
country and at Steubenville.
George and Harry Hasenauer return
ed on their wheels from Pittsburg Il
| their home on the South Side.
l.. R. Taylor and wife, of Manning
! ton, and h. X. Price, OF New Cumber
land, are guests at the Windsor.
Misses Frances J. and Texa w. Cor
| don have returned home from Chicago
where they were visiting friends.
Mrs. S. A. Hildebrand has returned
| to her home at Mars, Pa. While In tn,
city she was the guest of her son.
Gene Wells and Clyde Barton ar,
rusticating for few days at the Yes
per fishing camp, near Darlington.
Allen Gather and Joseph Schnell
! of Toledo, o., are guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. p. z. Noble. on Sixteenth street
Rev. w. A. Williams will preach a
| Shadyside Saturday and Sabbath
nights, and at Powhatan at 8 p. m
Sabbath.
Miss Carrie Mckinley, of this city
will leave shortly for Parkersburg
where she will visit the family OF ].
Camden.
Mrs. NJ. L. Burt and daughter, o
| Warrington, J. S. Elliott and Miss Ell;