Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-03
Observation-Disclosures
combined business and. pleasure trim.


Mrs. H. B. Mingis. and Mrs E. L.
Nelson. of Columbus, O., are visitins
Mrs. d. B. Clark, of Twentieth street
Earl Barr, George Beckett and Geo
Hannah will leave next week for Phila-
delphia, New York and other eastern
cities.
Joseph Myers. of the Wheeling Mat.
tress Company. has returned from Mt
Clemans, Mich, much improved in
health.
Judge t. ]. Hugus and family will
leave this week for Mountain Lake
Park, Nd, where they wills spend the
summer.
Mrs. Haislop and son Harryswill leave
tomorrow for Parkersburg, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. Thomas E.
Henderson,.
Theodore and George Schultze, of the
Eighth ward, left yesterday morning
for the vicinity of Sherrard on fish
ing expedition.
Armedia the littleodaughter of JUS
tice c. S. Greer, has spinal meningitis.
The 'squire's infant son. Edward has
| cholera infantum.
1 l. n. AI0EISOnt dItu W. Oh
Sistersville; f. B. Haller,s of Rosemont,
and W. b. Smith, OF Grafton, are stop
pin gat the Stamm.
Walter Schultze and family, who have
been visiting relatives in the Eighth
| ward, will return in few days to their
| home in East Liverpool. o.
A. ]. Clarke and family left yester-
day evening for New York, and will
sail on the steamer Majestic July 4th to
spend the summer abroad.
David Henry, Jr., of the North End,
has returned from Cambridgeboro
| Springs, where he spent several weeks
for the benefit of his health.
John Thomas and wife, of South
Wheeling, left yesterday for an extend-l
ed trip in the East They will visit
| New York and Philadelphia.
Herman Feltmann left yesterday for
Baltimore. From there he will sail
on the steamer Rhein for Germany to
visit relatives during the summer.
Mrs. j. w Hill, Mrs H. M. Walker
and Mrs. Helen Flading, of the East
End, left yesterday for Kansas City and
other western cities to spend, the sum-
mer.
Mr.. P. l. Brockardt, a well known
manufacturer and politician of Hamil-
ton, o., is visiting his parents on North
Market street, accompanied by his wife
and daughter.
Mrs. Wheeler OF Triadelphia; Mrs. F.
j. Bose and Miss Mary Kelley OF this
city, have returned from the State con-
vention of the Epworth League, re-
Gently held at Buckhannon.
Rev. w. j. Hardness and wife left
yesterday afternoon on their summer
vacation. They will visit Washington
for some time, and from there will go
to Philadelphia, Rev. Hardness old
home.
T. w. Anderson, of Morgantown; q.
W Lowry and " II. Cayton, of Man
nington; r. w. Wallace, OF Parkers-
burg; Charles w. Wilson, Of Shirley,
and II. A. Jarrett, of Grafton, are re-
gisteTed at the McIhre.
Mrs. Vernon and daughter, of Eliza
beth, w Va, who have been visiting
Mrs. Vernon's daughter, Mrs. w. j.
darkness, OF this city, left yesterday
afternoon for Washington, Pa, where
they will visit for several waeks.
Chas T. Caldwell, of Parkersburg;
W. S. Wiley and J. T. Heryey and wife.
of New Martinsville; j. A. Kennedy
and A. " Hoenig, of Sistersville; Rob-
ert H. Wilson, of Clarksburg, and AS
mus Peterson, OF Weston, are at thu
Windsor.
Mrs. G.. Mueller and children, Chris
tina and Oscar. of Fourteenth street,
left yesterday afternoon for Baltimore.
from where they will sail July 4th on
the steamer Rhein for Germany. They
will visit relatives at Cologne, return
ing home in September.