Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-08
returned home from a visit with relas
tives at Marietta, Ohio.


tives at Marietta, Ohio.
| Homer Simmons, of Maltoon, Ill.
formerly of Wheeling, is the guest of
relatives in the East End.
Edward Elig, of North Main street,
left last evening to spend several weeks
with friends at BearsyillesaoH -vns
Mrs. Edward Lloyd, of Mcdonald,
Pa, has returned home after a visit
| to her parents on the Island.
Ernset Fent. of Shelf Bros, has re-
| turned from his vacation, and is again
to be found behind the counter.
Miss Matte Walton and Mr.. George
vardy and wife, of Cleveland, were
visitors in the East End the first of the
week.
| Miss Agness Mueller, of Fourteenth
street, has returned from Pittsburg.
where she visited friends for the past
| week.
Miss Alice Otto and Miss Mary Kin
| delberger, of the North End. leave to-
day for Bearsville to spend several
! weeks.
Mrs ]. j. Quinn and sons, of South
Main street, are visiting Mrs. Quinn's
sister, Mrs John p. Lichte, of Elwood
City, Pa.
Miss Francis Peters. of the telephone
exchange, has returned home from a
two weeks vacation with friends at
Pittsburg.
Tom Carnahan, Jr., of the firm of
Geo. NJ. Shook & Co., will leave next
Sunday for points in Maryland to spend
his vacation.
| Mrs. Rose Harmon, who has been
visiting her parents in North Wheel
ing, has returned to her home in New
Martinsville.
]. K. Graham, wife and daughter,
Miss Ada, and Miss Jessie Smith, of Bu-
chanan, returned yesterday from a
| pleasant trip to Put-in-Bay.
Miss Bertha Morgan, of North Mar
ket street, has departed for West Lib
erty and West Alexander, Pa, to spend
| her vacation with relatives.
Holly Sayers, of New Martinsville,
| is visiting friends in the city. He was
formerly with C. F. PAUL & Co. on the
Island for number of years.
Mrs. John J. Shanghnessy and chill
dren have returned after four weeks
visit to Mrs. NJ. Stout. of Allegheny
City, Pa, formerly of this city.
Earl Bremen, Harry Lutz, Earl
Lutz, Louis Welty and Thos Horn
brook, have returned from the Jack
Bass fishing camp on Wheeling creek.
Miss Ada Harness, of Waverly, w
Va, stopped in the city yesterday on
her way home from a three-weeks So
journ at Atlantic City and New York.
Mrs. A. J. Roth and daughter, of Chi
cago, who have been visiting friends
at Cleveland, accompanied by Mrs. Per-
ry Hatton, of Cleveland, are visiting
Mrs. Jacob Vogler, of the South Side.
City Collector James K. Hall is at
work in his office, and will remain I'M
til the middle of next week, when he
will go to Parkersburg to take up the
campaign work with the state COM
mittee.
The freight agents returned from
! their trip to Put-in-Bay, Mich, Mon
! day night They were highly delight
ed with their trip over the w. & L. E..
and the steamship ride from Sandusky
to Put in Bay.
Misses Cora Plues, Maggie Baumber-
ger, Ethel and Ella Jackson, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Ankle and children,
Walter Nolte and John Stenernagel, of
the South Side, will be among the ex-
cursionists tomorrow to Atlantic
City.
Robert Bowman, the popular fore
man at the Chemical engine house, in
company with James o. Bailey, John
Driller and George Heide, will leave at
midnight for trip to Baltimore, Phil
adelphia New York and Atlantic City.
They will be absent about ten days.
Ed Commerford has resigned as
prescription clerk at Harris pharmacy,
to accept the position of travelling
salesman for a drug firm in Pittsburg
! He will leave the city the first of next
duties, and Is extended the wishes of
his many friends for success.
Mr.. John P Kindleberger and mother
Mrs. Louisa, of North Main street. left
| yesterday over the Ohio River railroad
| for Marietta. where they will be ac-
companied by ~. Chas Yungblut and
sister, Miss Bertha. They will visit
relatives and friends in Marietta and
| Harriettsville, after which they leave
for Lincoln, Neb., the home Of Mr..
| Yungblut. They will make short stops
at St Louis and Kansas City, Mo. Mr.
Kindeiberger and mother will spend
| three or four weeks in the West. Their
many friends wish them a very enjoy
able trip.
AT THE HOTELS.
The State arrivals at the hotels are:
| The Stamm-James Reich, of New