Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-28
CONCERNING u~HDIvIDUALa
The Movements Of Cttixens anA he
Arrival and Departure OF strang-

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ping at the Stamm.
Miss Mary Klevis, OF South Eof
street, is seriously Ill.
VIII O,Neil. of South Wheeling, has
gone on a fishing trip.
Miss Kate Molder, OF the East End.
Is visiting in Cincinnati.
Miss Grace E. Cling, of Wellsburg. is
visiting friends in the city.
Charles Altmeyer, of South Jacob
street. has the typhoid fever.
James Howard, of the Island. was in
Pittsbmg yesterday on business.
Charles Zulauf. of Pittsburg. is visit
ing relatives on the South Side.
Miss Minnie Rist, of the Island. is
visiting relatives at Moundsville.
Miss Kate Clohan, of the Island. is
visiting friends at Brilliant, Ohio.
J. R Erninger. of South Wheeling. is
Visiting friends at Woodsfeld. Ohio.
Mrs. E. Kelley, of North Main street.
is d guest of friends at Mason City.
Mrs. J.. G. Coleman. of South York
street, is visiting friends at Toledo,
Ohio.
Henry Metz and wife, of Cleveland.
Ohio, are visiting friends on the South
Side.
Mr.. Frank P. Kennedy, OF Newark.
Ohio. is visiting his parents at Park
View.
Mrs. D. H. Taylor and son of the
South Side, are visiting friends in In
diana.
Miss Maria Kline, of P~ittsburg. is
visiting her mother on Twenty-third
street.
Miss Mamie Hall, who has been Wis
iting in New York, arrived home yes
terday.
Charles Frank has returned from Co
iumbus. where he has been visiting
friends.
Sam Windsor has returned from
Cambridge, where he was the guest of
friends.
Herman Hess and John Costello will
leave next Monday for the Paris Elk
position.
William Plankey will spend the
Fourth the guest of friends at Can
ton, Ohio.
Misses Mary Church and Hattie KEEL
ley, OF North Wheeling, are visiting in
Buckhannon.
Homer McGregor, of the Central
Glass Co., left on the B. & o. last night
for New York.
Miss Rosa O'Conner, of Xenia, Ohio,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. McFad-
den, on the Island.
Henry Chew and wife have returned
from a fishing camp up the Muskingum
river near Marietta.
George McCarty, of the Eighth
ward, has accepted a position as cook
at Held's restaurant.
Charles B. Miller, of Portsmouth
who has been visiting friends in the
city, has returned home.
Deputy Clerk A. j. Wilson, Of the
Circuit Court, is able to be out after
an illness of a few days.
Miss Nellie McAdams. of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. A.
Albright, of Jacob street.
Ed. Whickes, of East Wheeling, has
gone to Fairmont, where he will work
at his trade for some time.
The Rev. Father Sullivan, chaplain
at Mt. de Chantal, returned yesterday
from a vacation in the east.
Mr.. VIM. Taylor and sister, Miss
Belle Taylor, of the Island. are the
guests of friends at Sistersville.
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, Jr., left yester-
day afternoon for Maryland, where she
goes for the benefit of her health.
Miss Janet Kraft, who has been at
tending High School in New York
City, graduates Friday. June 29th.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kruckenberg, ac-
companied by Mrs. ]. Radcliffe, are
visiting friends in Milwaukee, Wis.
George Menkemeller, TIE well known
barber of South Chapline street. Is able
to be out again after a weeks Illness.
G. B. Miller and sister Katheryn. of
North Wheeling, have returned from
Portsmouth, where they visited friends.
Mr.. Will A. Baker, who has been
visiting his cousin, Clinton r. Camp
bell, has left for an extended trip into
Ohio.
Henry Stumble, an employee Of the
Reyman Brewery, was taken suddenly
i'll yesterday and had to be removed to
his home.
B. F. RAIDER. of Ripley; ID. Abersold
and wife, of Proctor. and L. I. Parks
and wife OF Alvey, are guests at the
New Park.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Wade, of Chi
cago, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Rankin, OF South Penn street,
have returned home.