Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-16
presented by counsel. and that steno-
graphers were recording the testimony
given.
! CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.

| VIM. Laue. of McFadden's, is at At
lantic City, s
a hRLIu III
The Misses Gibbs have returned from
Atlantic City.
w. B. Wilson has returned from
| Atlantic City.
c. D. Kyle was in West Alexander,
Pa, yesterday. -
Alex Ogle returned Tuesday from
Epworth Park.
Carl McGranahan, of the North End,
is in Sistersville.
DR.. Beabout has returned from a Wis
| 1t to the country.
| Miss Fay Hart is the guest of friends
| in New Philadelphia
Mrs. A. IA Hoff is the guest OF
friends in the East End.
Miss B. Lemon, of the East End, left
yesterday for Sardis, Ohio.
Miss Margaret Shelly is the guest of
relatives in the North End.
Chas. Johnes, of Jacob street, left
yesterday for Mt. Clemens.
Mr.. Frank ]. Hearne, of Pittsburg,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. E. Scheele is able to be out af-
ter three weeks sickness.
| Miss Jessie Frew leaves this week
for Steubenville to visit friends.
VIM. Dieters, of the North End. has
returned home from the country.
E, D. McKown is able to be up, after
a severe attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Nellie Hathaway, of the North
End has returned from Pittsburg.
Lawrence Hoge of the Island. re-
turned Tuesday from Epworth Park.
Mrs. John Scott, of Chapline street.
has returned from a visit at Warnock,
| Pa.
Misses Bertha and Clara Foose left
| for their home in Dayton, Ohio, yester-
day.
j. R. Dunn, of Philadelphia, is the
| guest of A. e. Scheele, in the North
! End.
Miss Maud Noble of Sixteenth street,
will visit friends in Toledo and De-
| troit.
Miss Kate Armstrong of the Island
has returned from a visit to Cleve-
land.
Miss Florence Vain, of the Island,
will take in the Atlantic City excursion
to-day.
John Laue, of the Island, has re-
turned home from a visit at Vermil-
lion, o.
j. NJ. Ramsey, of the Island. has re-
turned home from a trip to the lake
| points.
William Barlow has returned from
Pittsburg. where he was the guest OF
| friends.
George Serig and wife, Of the North
END, are the guests of friends in the
country.
Mrs. Meyer, wife of Prosecuting At
torney W. P. Meyer, is seriously i'll at
her home.
| Miss Eleanor Garrett, of Dunkirk,
Ind. is the guest of relatives in the
East End.
Mrs. Scott Scroggins, of the North
End, is spending short season in
| Cleveland.
Elmer T. Prysock is spending a
weeks vacation among friends in
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Richard Yoho and daughter
Miss Clara have returned from New
Martinsville.
| Rev. S. G. Naylor and wife, of the
! Island, return home tomorrow from
| Atlantic City.
w. C. Dickman and wife, of the South
/ Side. have returned home from a visit
to Atlantic City.
w. A. Wilson, wife and daughter,
Miss Flora, are spending a short sea-
son on the lakes.
Logan Howard, of the Island, left
| yesterday for Cameron. where he will
/ spend his vacation.
Miss Margaret Harris. Of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of Miss Bessie Nor
| ris, in the East End.
/ Louis Schwalb, of the South Side. has
returned from Buckhill Bottom, where
he spent his vacation.
Miss Mable Cleary. Constitution, o..
F., Is the pleasant guest of Miss Kate E5e-
/ ling in the North End.
Miss Mildred Worrel, of the South
/ Side, will be among the excursionists
| to-day to Atlantic City.
Allen Geigher left yesterday for his
| home in Toledo, after visit of three
! weeks with friends here.
Misses Riley and Clark will leave
next Saturday for Niagara Falls to
| spend two weeks vacation.
Miss Gertrude Sauers has returned
/ from Louisville. Ky. where she spent
/ a pleasant week with friends.
Mrs. John MINIS, of the North End
with her son. has returned home from
a visit to friends in the country
Wallie T. Row, of the East End, has
| just returned from Moundsville after
having had a very pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Zoeckler. Of
! Twenty-third street, left last evening
| for Cincinnati, O., to visit friends.
| Mr.. Gus Roeder, Of North Third
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