Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-19

MISS Kate Armstrong, OF the lSldnQ,
is home from visit to Cleveland
Mrs. George Wheat and daughter,
Miss Francis, are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. James Bell and daughter, Lille,
leave to-day to visit Pittsburg friends.
Mrs. Wright and daughter, of the
East End, leave Thursday for Atlantic
fCity.
Miss Maud Noble, of Sixteenth street,
will visit friends in Toledo, and De-
troit.
Miss Emily Pollock left Thursday for
Marketable, Conn.,, to spend several
weeks.
| Miss Lucy Agnew, of the Island, left
Thursday for Mackinac and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wall, of Allie
gheny, are visiting their Wheeling
friends.
Mrs. Robert Hazlett and daughter OF
the North End, are at Cambridge
Springs.
Miss Emma Bell, of Virginia street,
has returned from visit to friends in
Detroit.
Miss Eleanor Garrett, Of Dunkirk,
Ind, is the guest Of relatives in the
East End.
Mr. and Mrs. William Myers and
Miss Annie Chaser are visiting In
Lakewood.
Mr.. Dave Stewart, of the w & E. G.
railway, departed last evening for Nj
| agara Falls.
]. N. Vance and wife leave to-mor-
row on a trip including Halifax and
later Magnolia.
Mrs. Jacob Grub and children and
Mrs. Louis Delaplain and children are
at Atlantic City.
H. C. waine and son, Fred, left yes
| terday for Montreal, Niagara Falls and
other lake points.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Kemple have re-
turned home from a two weeks trip
to Atlantic City.
DR.. Meighen and wife, of the South
Side, left yesterday for Montreal and
other lake points.
Misses Mamie and Katie Jordan left
last evening for Niagara Falls and
Thousand Islands.
w. A. Wilson, wife and daughter,
Miss Flora, are spending a short sea-
son on the lakes.
Miss Lulu Jones, of South Broadway,
has returned from an extended trip to
several lake points.
Mrs. Andrew Patterson and daugh-
tiers arrived in Elm Grove Friday night
from Havana, Cuba.
Miss Amelia Brand, of Eighteenth
street, leaves in few days for Cleve-
land to visit friends.
Mrs. Thomas Prince and daughters,
Misses Ida and Lulu, returned Thurs
day from Atlantic City.
General Alfred Caldwell and daugh-
ter left Thursday for Atlantic City to
spend the heated term.
]. N. Vance, Jr., and Miss Lillian
| Vance, who are in Europe, will sail
for home September 26.
Miss Lizzie Thompson, of the Island,
has returned from Pittsburg, after a
months stay with friends.
The Misses McDonough, of Main St.,
left Thursday afternoon for Atlantic
City, to spend fifteen days.
Mrs. J. D. May, of the South Side, has
gone on trip including Grafton, Fair
mont, Weston and Clarksburg
Miss Margaret Wallace, of Milwau-
kee. Wis, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gala Mitchell, at the Brunswick.
Miss v. L. Robb, stenographer at the
| Mcclure, is spending weeks vacation
with friends in Parkersburg w. Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Hall, of North
Main street, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Halls parents at Dennison, Ohio.
Mrs. Frank c.. Swift and sons Frank
Alfred and Lee, returned Tuesday from
an extended visit with friends in Mich
igan.
Mr. and Mrs Marlin Sheridan, of
Homestead, Pa, are the guests of
friends and relatives on the National
pike.
George Schmidt, wife and daughter,
and Miss Jennie Reich, have returned
from an extended trip along the eastern
coast.
The Misses Elizabeth and Ida
| Younginger, of Fifteenth street, are
visiting Mrs. P J. Ernst, of Clarksburg,
w. Va.
Miss Mary Kindleberger, of North
Wheeling, has returned from a pleas
ant visit OF several weeks with Ohio
friends.
Rev. R. R. Bigger and wife, of South
Eoff street, departed Thursday evening
for Creighton, Ohio. to be the guests OF
| relatives.
Mrs. VIII Windsor and sister, Miss
| Carrie Bremen, of the East End, left
| Tuesday for Dallas, w. Va, to spend
| several weeks.
Mr. Don MCPHERSON, Of Louisville,
| Ky, is visiting his cousins, Mr.. w. A.
Isett, and Mrs. jeanne Henderson,. on
! North Main street.