Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-10
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.

]. Scheehle, of the North End. is in
disposed.
Harry Hesse, of the East End, Is in
Cameron.
]. Hausenaur left Tuesday for San
Francisco.
Miss Gertrude Tracy left Tuesday for
Atlantic City.
Mrs. s. S. Brown is visiting friends
at Lake Bradley. 0.
Theodore Lennon has returned
from Washington, Pa.
Miss Blanche Smouse is visiting
friends at Fish Creek.
Miss Emma Kerr, of the East End,
is visiting in Flushing.
Miss BERTHE Schennewolf is the guest
Of friends in the East End.
Oscar Porter, of the East End, left
yesterday for Atlantic City.
Miss Matilda Ise is spending her va
cation at points on the lakes.
Lawrence Hoge, Of the Island, is
spending a few days at Bethesda.
A. E., Martin, T. P. A. of the Burling-
ton lines, is in the city on business.
Mr.. G. o. Smith and wife have re-
turned to their home on the Island.
Miss Madge and Velah PALLET, Of
Dillonvale, are visiting on the Island.
j. M. Ramsy, of the Island, left yes
terday for Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
The family of Mr.. d. Garden is
spending the summer at Witten, Ohio.
Miss Rose Brady, of Fourteenth
street. is seriously i'll of typhoid fever.
Miss Anna Monahan, of South Wood
street, departed yesterday for Atlantic
City.
Carrot Arnes, of the Sixth ward. has
returned home from a visit at Witten,
Ohio.
Louis Roth, of the South Side, will
spend his vacation at Buckhill Bottom,
w. Va.
Mr.. Max FRANKIE has returned from
Atlantic City, where he spent his va
cation.
Carl Ulfert, of Market street, has de-
parted for Beech Bottom, to visit
friends.
James B. Mckee has returned home
from a three weeks visit at Capon
Springs.
Miss Alice Mckee, of Fourteenth
street, is visiting friends at Cannons-
burg, Pa.
Alfred, Frank and James Howard. Of
the Island. will spend Sunday in
Pittsburg.
Miss Nora O'Brien will leave for At
lantic City in few days to spend sew
eral weeks.
Miss B. Hervey, of the Vance Shoe
Co., is spending her vacation at At
iantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Devlin, of South
Wheeling, is the guest of friends at
Witten, Ohio.
OlIO ANOll 10, vi w city SIOCCIy SLOiJy
is spending his vacation with relatives
at Belville, o.
Mrs. Carpenter, of the Vance Shoe
Co., has returned from visit to friends
at Newark. o.
Mrs. Art Thompson, of Chicago, is
visiting her father, Mr.. ]. S. Creighton,
of Elm Grove.
Mr.. John H. Hildebrand, of the Sixth
ward will leave on pleasure trip to
New York to-day.
Mss Jessie Bryne, McKee's Rocks,
Pa, is visiting Miss Lille Elroy, of
South Eoff street.
Mrs. VIM. Conrad and niece, Frances
Logan, left Thursday to visit friends in
Washington, D. C.
Misses Celia and Julia Auber, of the
South Side, are spending their vaca-
ton at Witten, Ohio.
Miss Alice Burke, of South Main
street, has returned from a visit to
friends at Pittsburg.
bCOIS &c Ni6WGS, VI Inc DOuLU DluE,
has returned home from two weeks
visit in Atlantic City.
]. H. Campbell, who has been here
for few days. returned yesterday to
his home at Warrington.
Miss Bessie Morris. of the East End.
has returned from St Louis, where she
was the guest of friends
Mrs. ]. Aaron. of the South Side,
who was injured in a fall few days
ago, is improving rapidly.
George Powell of the Island, return
ed home last evening from a pleasant
sojourn at Capon Springs.
Mrs. Mathew Fairly and daughter,
Catherine, are in Carrot, Ind, visiting
her sister. Mrs. James Wier.
Miss Jessie Helmbright, Of the
North End, will spend her vacation IL
Portsmouth and Cincinnati, o.
Mr.. F. S. Brown and daughters
Aaude and Pearl, are spending their
vacation in Guradenhutter. o.
Miss Dean Commerford, of the South
Side, will leave in a couple Of weeks
for New Castle, to visit friends.
Frank Newton. Of Covington. KY,
his returned home after a pleasant
visit to friends in the North End.
Ben and Elwood Horkheirner return