Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
What They Are Saying.
About People.
Whom They Are Emf ertaining.

will leave this week for Woodsfield, o.
to visit friends.
Mrs. Dora Kettler and daughter. Miss
| Clara. are the guests of relatives il
Canonsburg, Pa.
Paris r. Myers has returned from
/ the summer camp of the st. Matthews
j. Il. choir boys.
Miss Birmingham. of Baltimore, is the
! guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walker F'rizell
| of Fourteenth street.
Mrs. J. II. Truxell. of Piltsbnrg. is a
guest of Mrs. George NJ. Shook at The
Pines" Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. orpha j. Ruckman. of Twenty
ninth street, was the guest of friends
at Moundsville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Dowler, of the
South Side, departed yesterday for
Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Harry Caldabaugh of the South Side,
returned yesterday from Antiock, o.,
where he spent his vacation.
Miss Annie Brennan, of Wood street.
departs tomorrow for Grafton and
Clarksburg to visit friends.
Mrs. O. l.. Martin, of the Island. and
Mrs. C. X May, are the guests of Mrs
j. l.. Supler of Moundsville.
J. N Dowler and wife. of the South
Side, left yesterday for Mt Lake Park,
where they will spend this month
Mr.. Edmund Karges and Mr. Carl
Barte have returned from Baltimore,
after spending two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Emma Rutter, nee Marsh, of
Washington. d. c., IS very i'll at the
home of relatives in the Eighth ward.
Miss sffie Hammond left yesterday
for Buffalo. where she will be the guest
of her niece, Mrs. itssie Barr stat
Ter
George Burton. of Fourteenth street.
and Miss Ida May Jones. of Indiana,
will be married the latter part of this
month.
Miss Eliza Ollom, of the Island, de
parted yesterday for Darlington, where
she will be the guest of her parents for
a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Black, son, daugh
ter and nurse, left yesterday via the w.
& l.. e. for Mackinae and tour of the
Great Lakes.
Mrs. H. Bumgardner and family, of
South Eoff street, are the guests OF rel
atives at tue Moundsville camp grounds
for a few days.
Driver Frank Boggs, of the Seventh
ward hose house left yesterday morn
ing for points in Ohio, where he will
spend his vacation.
Mrs. w. o. McCluskey and family, of
this city and Mrs. Robert Bearly and
son, of Chicago will leave to-day for
the Bass fishing club.
Miss Grace Cunningham, of the china
department of Geo NJ. Shook & Co.,
will leave tomorrow for Buffalo and
New York to spend ten days.
Messrs. John and Andy Hellstein and
Mr.. Dittman, of the Wheeling Green
house Company, leave for weeks visit
to the Buffalo exposition to-day
Miss Cecilia Hasenauer, of South Me
Colloch street. returned home last even
ing from Toledo, o., and other e
points, accompanied by Misses Auule
and Minnie Smith, Of that city.
Mrs. w. A. Schambra Mrs. Annie
Schambra and daughter Lille, Mrs.
Adolph Lanhadl, Miss Jennie Morgan
and Raymond Hanke are spending
few weeks at Cambridgeboro Springs.
Miss Angela Myles, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Myles, of the South Side,
left yesterday over the Ohio River rail
road for Sardis, Ohio, where she will
be the charming guest of relatives for
few weeks.
Miss Ella Barrett, of Sixteenth
street and Mrs. NJ. f. Castor, of Kit
tanning, Pa, have returned from
Arches, w. Va, where they have been
visiting for the past two weeks. Mrs.
Castor will be the guest of Miss Bar
rett during the coming week.
Lawrence Wheat landed in New York
City yesterday from London, England
where he has been for four months with
one of the Frohman companies, playing
in the oDeratta, THE Girl From Up
There. After brief sojourn in the
East he will come to this city
w. r. Scott, C. L. Scott, Mr. and Mrs
j. E. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. /. Marcus,
Mrs. Henry Somehow and son, Mrs. l.
Eisenberg and daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Mehan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Winterhalter. Miss
Sophia Gaus left the city yesterday via
the W. & L. f. for Buffalo and the Pan
American exposition.