Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-19
RESIDENTS AND STRANGERS.
The Movements of People Ysu Know
and the Coming and GoinE q

The Movements of People fsu Know.
and the Coming and Goinx of
Strangers.
Miss Bmma Ranke, of South Wetzel
street, is Ill.
Wilson Burriss is enjoying his vaca-
ton at Cambridge Springs.
Mrs. Al. Glass and Miss Elsie Whit
| aker leave next week for Cambridge
Springs.
Miss Gail Holiday of Thirty first
street, Is the guest OF friends at Sis
tersville.
Gilbert Conner, OF South Toff street,
| a student at the Buckhannon Seminary,
| Is spending his vacation at his home.
w. S. McElroy, the South Side drug
gist, has returned from visiting the
X. X. X. fishing club at Kreb's landing.
George Benson, who directed the re-
| cent carnival here, was a guest at the
| Grand Central last night from Column
| bus.
Frank Moore has returned to his
home In GAINESVILLE, after spending
several days with friends on the South
Side.
Prof. and Mrs. Riccardo Ricci left
yesterday for New York. On Saturday
they will SAL for Europe, where they
will spend several months.
Dave Kraus, OF the firm OF Kraus
Bros, left last evening for New York
and Atlantic City to spend several
weeks In the interest of business and
pleasure.
BATES Butler and Johnson Mckinley
will depart this morning for Cam
bridge Springs to spend several weeks.
II. II. McNichol IL confined to his
home on the Island by illness.
Fire Chief r. D. Cline, Capt VIM.
Otto, w. C. Brown and X. M. Archer
departed over the ID. e o. at l:25
o'clock last night for Columbus, where
/ they will inspect the Seagraves and
Babcock aerial trucks
C. II. Watkins, ST., and SON. G. e.
VanIK euren and son, IL. G. Flaccus and
son, James Henderson,, w. r. Burt, A.
s. Hare and Baird Mitchell left over the
Cleveland, Lorain L. Wheeling road for
Mackinac Island yesterday.
Arthur Bates ButIeR--and johnson
Camden Mckinley leave this morning
for Cambridge Springs. After a brief
sojourn at that healthful resort they go
to Buffalo for few days, proceeding
thence to the st. Laurence. They Will
be gone about four weeks.
Harry, son OF G.. wv. Humphrey, OF
Leatherwood, was taken to the North
Wheeling hospital, where an operation
was performed upon him Monday.
Monday evening he grew worse and his
condition was very serious, but he Is
now gaining strength, and the chances
for his recovery are very bright. He Is
one OF the clerical force at the Corfu
eating works.
Mr.. Herman Steinmann, who is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Charles Stein
mann, of the South Side, received
contract and lines for Hart 4 Gala
hans new comedy, pennsylvania"
which opens at Camden, N. j., about
September /. Mr.. Steinmann is one OF
the leaGfng characters of the play. The
company will be in Wheeling in No
vember, and it's coming will be looked
forward to with interest.
Among those who left for Atlantic
City over the Pennsylvania yesterday
were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Hearne and
family, Miss Helen Smith, Mrs. George
X. Wheat and daughter, Miss Frances;
MIR. Joseph Parker, Mrs. Heyman and
daughter, Mr. Augustus Pollack and
family, Mrs. Ralph Kline and son, A.
G. Hadlich aid family, Mrs. X. w.
Kyle and children, Mrs. George w.
Steenrod and party Mr. Dave Kraus
C. B. Colborn, Mr.. Peterman and Miss
Emma Forbes.
IfcemaRa.