Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-14
RESIDENTS AND STRANGERS,
The Movements of People You Know.
and the Coming and Going OF

The Movements of People You Know.
and the Coming and Going of
Strangers.
j. T. Rankin and family are spending
couple Of weeks ut Atlantic City.
Mrs. L. II. Beck leaves to-day for
Buffalo and tour of the eastern cities.
Alton higgins will leave this morn
ing for Buffalo where he viii spend q
week.
Miss ella X. Burley, of Pittsburg. was
seeing the sig-..s of the Carnival las.
night.
Mrs James Bekerton, daughter and
son. are the guests Of relatives on South
Broadway.
Mics Sella Irene Grade. Of Columbus.
O., is the guest of her grandparents on
the Island.
Miss Maggie Weaver, Of Carnegie, Pa.
is visiting Mrs. Charles Rhodes, Of Six
teenth street.
Miss Nellie Stephens leaves to-day
for Unlontown, Pa, where she Will
spend her vacation.
Milton Parker, driver at the Niagara
engine house, Is spending ten-days
vacation In Pi.tsburg.
John II. F'riedel leaves to-day Tor the
Pan-American exposition and the lakes
to spend several days.
Miss Bird Elder, of Moundsville, 10
tho guest of her sister, Mrs. Cr4mers
of South Chapline street. -
Mr.. George Winger Of Morgantowfz
was In the city Carnival week visitingW
his friend, Harry Wagner.
DR.. c. Fl. Devore of Woodsflcld, O..
was a guest OF his brother, Colonel j.
II. Devore. during the Carnival.
Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth David
son, of Wheeling, are the guests OF
Mrs. Higgins of South Chapline street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Trimphey, Of Con-
nellsville, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rhodes, Of Sixteenth
street.
Miss Lora Mcconnell, Of Mounds
Vile. is the charming guest OF her sis
ter, Mrs (. u. Lyons. of Eleventh
street.
Mrs. Harry C. Dunn, of Pittsburg, Is
in the city. called here by the serious
illness OF her mother, Mrs. Kate Will
liams.
Misses Mary and Josephine Horcs and
Julla Hoauard left Saturday for Sc.
Marys to spend several weeks with
friends.
Mesgrs. Frank Medick, Waiter
Whltehouse and AL. Higgins left over
the w. e. l.. f. railroad for an extended
trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Misses Georgia Elliott ana Vesta
Kerr. of Steubenville. o., We're Carni-
val visitors yesterday and last evening,
viewing the parade from the McLurs
House balcony.
Mr.. David w. Eyman, general MAN.
age rof the Century glass works. Bell
ARE. O.. returned yesterday from Cleye-
land. While there he sold the city o.
0O0 boulevard globes and 5000 dome
shades for use on the streets.
prof. Foulk. of Piedmont, is In the
CITY on his way to West Liberty, where
he will conduct teachers institute
this week. assisted by Miss Annie
Reeves of this city. Next week he VIII
he one of the instructors at the Brooke
county teachers institute at Weiss
burg.
h1chbishoD J. J. Kahn, of ST. Louis.
formerly bishop OF w eeling, and tne
nj Rev. J. ]. Eennessy. bishop Of Wien
ita Kan. are guests Of Rt. Rev. z. }.
Donahue at the Episcopal residence.
Archbishop Kain came here to rest lor
few days. and the Wichita prelate VIII
remain with him until he returns to st.
Louis. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo Rieci VIII
Iaave town Thursday next for their am
nuaI vacation. which this year they
will spend in Europe. They expect to
snend most of the time in London and
paris seeing and hearing a good deal
Of their old artist friends. They viii
return to Wheeling In September ready
to begin their seasons teaching