Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-18

Miss Cora Pritchard, of the South
Side, left yesterday for Parkersburg.
William Bartels, OF South Wheeling.
has returned from trip to Cincinnati.
John Anderson, of Fish Creek, was
the guest of friends in the city Mon
day.
Miss Kate Wenzell, of South Wheel
ing, is visiting relatives in Youngs-
town.
William Morgan, of the South Side,
is home from a visit to his parents in
Wales.
Fred Bohn and George Hahne, of the
South Side, left last night for Cumber-
land, Md.
Miss Alice Long, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Libbei Kreiter, of South
Wheeling.
Will Bartels, of the Eighth ward, re-
turned home yesterday morning from
Cincinnati
Miss Lizzie Ennis, of South Wheel
ing, is visiting relatives in Mingo and
Steubenville.
august OOClA anu vile, WIN nave
been visiting in Sistersville, have re-
turned home.
Miss Anna L. McCabe, of New York,
is the pleasant guest of Mrs. Will Lutz,
on the Island.
Mrs. George McEntee, of the South
Side, left last evening to visit friends
at Dunkirk, Ind.
Mrs. L. D. Bonnell and daughter
Lena, leave to-day for New Concord
and Cambridge.
Joseph Speidel and bride, of the
South Side, have returned home from
their honeymoon.
Miss Annie Mayer, of North Wheel
ing, is visiting friends in Hannibal and
New Martinsville.
Alex. Steenrod, of Leatherwood, who
has been visiting friends on the Island,
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar e. Boyd have re-
siderable time in Paris.
Miss Georgia Wallace, stenographer
at House & Herrmanns' is visiting her
parents in New York.
Mr. Henry NJ Emsheimer, of New
York, is the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Emsheimer.
James Tolley, of the South Side, Is
home from a few days vacation spent
at Detweiler's fishing camp.
Charles LETTERS and family, who
yrici
grounds, returned home yesterday.
c. E. Brown, of Huntington: S. S.
Goodloe, OF Parkersburg, and d. f.
Black, of Alva, are guests at the Wind
sor.
Mr.. Edwin Metz, of 1104 Main street,
will leave tomorrow for Atlantic
City and New York on a three weeks
trip.
Mrs. John Cardona and son James,
who were the guests of relatives at
West Newton, Pa, have returned
home.
John B. Leasing, of the North End,
left yesterday for New York, from
which place he sails for Europe on the
II. II. Meier.
Will Heinlein. of Cooey. Bentz &
Co, has returned from two weeks
outing at the Mystic Crew fishing
camp at Booths landing.
A. Eivers and Cora Carr, of St.
Marys; II. q. Kirby Of Harper's Ferry,
and Charles p Leonard, OF Clarks-
burg. are stopping at the New Park.
Miss Josie Bowling, of Point Pleas
ant, and Miss Bessie Tippett. of San
Francisco, are the guests Of Misses
Margaret and Hattie Bickerton, on the
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vockler and
family and Andrew Vockler and niece,
Angela Michel, returned home after
a pleasant sojourn OF three weeks at
Darlington.
Miss Margaret Howells, of Martins
Ferry, who left for Atlantic City last
Tuesday, had only reached Pniladel-
phia when she was taken down with
typhoid fever.
Rheese Hughes and wife, OF the
South Side, are home from a trip 10
Cambridgeboro Springs They were
accompanied by Mr.. Hughes mother.
Oh Wales, VINO is visiting them.
]. c. Trees, of New Martinsville; NJ.
L. Bendum, Of Cameron; Howard r.
Brannon, of Chenille; NJ. Langley. OF
Warrington, and A w. Robertson. OF
New Cumberland, are registered at the
Stamm.
F. P. Ruhl, Of Fairmont; Mrs. ]. B.
Barnes. Mrs 5. Z. Phillips. Mrs Frank
Emory, Furbee and Mrs Henry Hick-
man. of Warrington; f A. Hustled. OF
Grafton; James H. Pine, OF Sisters
vile, 4. II. Outright and s. P. Carroll.
OF Petersburg, are the State arrivals
at the Mcclure.
The following party OF freight
agents were in the city yesterday:
Jane P. Orr. general freight agent 81
the Pennsylvania Company: G. i. Per-
kins. division freight agent Of the
Pennsylvania Company; ]. 3. Hin.