Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-15
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
The Movements OF Citizens and the
Arrival and Departure Of stranE-

DR.. George I. Keener. Of Weston, is
in the city.
H. J. ong. of Morgantown, is at the
New Park Hotel.
Tingle Culbertson is home from ST.
Luke's school.
George Digby left Wednesday for st.
Louis and Joplin.
Chief Mine Inspector Paul was in
the city Wednesday.
s. Bruce Hall. of Middlebourns ),
is at the Grand Central.
Charles Miller and sister left yester-
day for Portsmouth, Ohio.
Fred G. Kemple returned yesterday
from visit to Marietta, o.
L. S. Good will leave Sunday for
New York on business trip.
John Howard, of the Island, is SUI
terlng from stroke of paralysis.
Miss Mercella Weiner left over the
Panhandle yesterday for New York.
The first excursion to Atlantic City
over the Pennsylvania lines July 9Th
Mr.. w. H. Tallman left Wednesday
evening on business trip in the East.
Mrs. ]. w. Schultze, of South Wheel
ing, Is visiting her son at Last Liver
pool.
Arthur Stifel arrived home Monday
from Cornell University at Ithica,
N. Y.
Mrs. A. T. Sweeney will leave for
Baltimore to-day, where she will visit
| friends.
Guy R. c. Allen left over the PAN
Handle yesterday for Cambridgeboro
Springs.
Miss Matte Colgan, of South Huron
street, is visiting friends in Marshall
country.
Mr.. William H. Jones, of Columbus,
o., is the guest of his friend, Mr.. John
S. Naylor.
Mrs. John Loebmiller, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Mrs. Frank Richie, of
the Island.
Harry Kalbitzer and sister sail on
the haiserin Maria Theresa June 10th
for Europe.
DR.. -Seguin, who has been attending
the University of Virginia, has return
ed to Wheeling.
Louis Juergens, of the East End, has
gone to Cambridgeboro Springs to
spend his vacation.
Ralph Kline will leave for New
York and other eastern points on a
business trip Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Nelson, Of Wellsburg,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Richie, of the Island.
Mrs. L. Callendine, of North Penn
street, who has been seriously i'll for
some time, is improving.
Miss Stone, daughter of Mr.. 7. j.
Stone, left for New York Wednesday,
where she will visit friends.
Frank and Albert Krebs in company
with Theodore Bow, of the South Side,
| have left on a fishing excursion.
Mrs. Addison Israel, Of the Island,
has returned home after pleasant
| visit to friends at GAINESVILLE, O.
Mrs. Rev. G. H. Molony, of East
Wheeling, left yesterday for Charles
ton, where she will visit friends.
Mrs. Henderson,, who has been Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. Geo. K.
Wheat, left yesterday for Chicago.
Hon. G. NJ. Mccoy, 0: sissersville,
| the Democratic nominee fer Attorney
| General, was a guest at the Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Clarke and fam
lily will sail on the Majestic July 4th
| for an extended tour through Europe.
Miss Della Imbody, who has been Wis
iting friends at Braddock, Pa, has re-
| turned to her home on the South Side
Mr.. Hermann Feldman will leave on
| the steamer Rhein July 4th, to spend
| the summer with friends in the Father
land.
Superintendent of Mails Cowl, of the
| East End, and family are spending
the summer at the Moundsville camp
grounds.
Harry Wade, who has been receiving
treatment at one of the local hospitals,
was able yesterday TO return to his
home at Piney.
DR.. Sigmond, of the University of
Virginia, arrived in the city yesterday
and will serve during the summer on
| the Haskins hospital staff.
Mrs. John Rehm and son and Mrs.
Julia Muhleman left yesterday for
| Clinton, Ia, where they will visit
friends for several weeks.
Mr. Rowley. of South Front street,
will sail for Scotland June 3Oth He
| will there join his wife, who left for
Scotland three weeks ago.
! Miss Mary Smith, of Fifteenth street,
a student of Lasell Seminary, Boston
| Mass, is visiting her classmate, Miss
| Belle Robinson, at Newport, Vt.
Miss Ada, daughter of ]. K. Graham,
| of the Island, arrived home last even
| ing for the summer vacation, from the
NJ. E. Seminary at Buckhannon
Chas. Henning and family, Frank
| Nesbitt and family and j. T. Good
win and family left for MoundsviIle
yesterday, where they go to spend the
summer.
]. T. Brooks, second vice president,
and T. n. B. Mcknight, treasurer of
! the Pennsylvania lines, arrived on
their private car yesterday and will
be in the city few days.
L. A.. Rolf and wife left yesterday