Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22

where she will spend her vacation.
Mr.. Max Bachenheimer, of Jas. Kles
Sons & Co.., force, Moundsviile, W. Va.
left for Niagara Falls and Thousand
Islands, to be gone two weeks.
Miss Kate Fiaherty. Of the South
Side. and her friend. Miss Merit Vance,
OF Edgington Lane, left Saturday night
to spend a few.weeks ia Atlanttc City.
Misses Kate Dimmerly. Annie Each-
enberg and Maggie Elwood, OF the East
End, viii leave Tuesday morning for
Atlantic City to spend several weeks.
Miss Carrie Isoos pleasantly enter
tanned a number OF friends at her home
on the Island. IN celebration OF the
nineteenth anniversary of her birth.
Messrs. John H. and &c. F. Ebhorss.
of Chicago, who have been visiting
their mother. Mrs. j. Ehherts. OF Sew
enth street, returned home on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Houston and daughter. oE
the East End, accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Alice Eichenberg, wial leave
to-day for Pittsburg, Pa. to visit rel-
atiyes.
Miss Margaret q. Truax. the charm
ing little daughter of William Truax,
clerk at the Wharf Boat is visitingl
her friends in Pittsburg. the Misses Al =
binger.
John Arthurs and Jas. Woodssof the
East End who have been spending sew
eral weeks with the4Social Ten fishing
club at Woodland Station, returned
home yesterday.
Prof. ]. on. Hammond and son. Clyde.
of South Penn street, will leave on
their wheels the first of the week to
visit friends on Eastern Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania.
Miss Jessie Davis, of West Alexander.
and Miss Mary Buchanan. OF Valley
Grove, have been spending the past
week with their friends. Misses Alice
and Ruth Rice, of the Island.
Among the many excursionlsts leav-
ing last Friday, was Mrs. T. IaenberM
and daughter. They expect to be gona
about two months, visiting relatives
at Niagara Falls and Tonawanda. n X.
Mrs. Schockey, wife OF Capt. VIM.
Schockey, of the Eighth ward. Is at Mk
Clemens. Mich, undergoing treAtmeAh.
for rheumatism. Hex aises7s ss4en IA "
be glad to learn that her health laha
very much improved.
]. =. Hervey and Foster Leap, OF
New Martinsyille; d. DAILY, Sisters
vile; ID. Moore, of Piney; II. r. Pars-
den, of Ravenswood, and Thomas FA
Peyton, of New Cumberland. are reg
istered at the Windsor.
James Welsh, a popular young man
of the Sixth ward and a former em-
ploye of the Belmont blast furnace.
will leave Monday for his home In Ire
land. The many friends Of Mr. Welsh
wish him a happy and speedy return.
Mrs. Catherine G. Warnafeld and her
son. Clarence, left over the w. 4 L. =.
railroad last Thursday for Thornlow.
Nips District, Ontario, Canada. to vis-
it her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth g. Brough-
ton, who has been III for some time
Thos. Hornbrook and Theo. Leap. 81
New Martinsville; r. G. Hornbrook, u
Parkersburg; A. ID. McCuilock, OF Nex
Cumberland; o. e. Painter, OF st.
Mary's; II. B. Beatty and George pu-
Bots, of Warrington, are the State ar
rivals at the Stamm.
Mr.. c. p. Schramba and daughter.
Mrs. Frank Cruise and son, Arthur
Mrs. w. A. Schramba. and Master
Raymond Hanke. Mrs Edw. Schafe1
and daughters, Carrie and Edna. and
Master William. have left for Terra
Alta to spend few weeks.
David Crawford. OF Sixteenth street
left yesterday afternoon over the W. a.
L. Il. r. r. for Canton, Ohio, 10 join
the St. Matthews choir boys Mr.. Craw-
ford will take part in the singing OF this
choir boys next Sunday at the MethO-
dist church, where the Vested choir Will
sing for President Mckinley.
John Lynch and wife, or South Mar
ket street, viii depart Monday after
noon for New York City. where they
will set sail for Ireland While there
they will visit the entire portion. in
Guiding the chief cities and towns. Mr..
and Mrs. Lynch expect to ne at home
again in about four months.
Dir. Henry Jacobs, the Oldest dry
goods merchant, OF this city, left On
the Builders excursion. Friday. After
a two weeks stay with his daughter.
Mrs. Isenberg, at Niagara Falls, be
will visit Quebec. Montreal. Toronto,
Canada, and the Thousand islands.
This is one Of his fayorite trips Mr.
Jacobs is very fond OF fishing and
hunting. and his friends are expecting
lots OF game.