Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-22
RESIDENTS AND STRANGERS.
The Movements of People You Know.
and The Coming and Going of
Strangers.


vile. is the guest of friends here.
Mrs. sam1 Niehol, Of the South Side,
has left TO visit Philadelphia friends
Fl. Shelf. buyer for Shelf Bros. has
returned from a New York business
trip.
Rev and Mrs. ]. F. Woods are spend
ing a few days with friends in Mounds
Vile
Miss Maggie Flanagan, of South
Eoff street, is the guest of Cumberland
friends
James Gilmarten, of Cumberland has
returned home after visit with Eighth
ward relatives.
E. NJ. Lewis. county clerk of Mar
shall county, was calling on friends in
the city last evening.
Tim Davis and sister, Miss Mary, OF
Waynesboro. Pa, are the guests of
friends on Wilson street.
A ten-pound daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. August Leach, of the
South Side. last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Falkenstein. OF
the South Side have left for a visit
t with Philadelphia friends.
] Foreman Charles Ferguson and wife.
of the Eighth ward engine house, have
returned home from Cleveland
Mrs. D. B. Cross and family, of the
South Side. have returned from visit
ing relatives near Moundsville.
Miss Alice Bebout ard Harry Klein.
of the South Side. will Wis I friends and
relatives at Washington, Pa. to-day.
j Mrs. A. ]. Noome. formerly Miss C.
A. Murphy, and sister. are stopping at
the Continental Hotel New York City.
Miss Lillian NJ. Jost, of New Britain.
Conn.,. is the charming guest of Miss
Bertha p. Loos, at North From street
Mrs. Louisa Sunderman, OF South
Jacob street, has been called to Ashe-
vile, n. c., by the serious Illness of her
son.
Miss Olga Mlchaels Of Chicago H..
who has bsen the guest of Miss Rose
| Ealler, at Leatherwood, has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs George Gollner. Mrs.
John Gicsey and Miss Lena Vogt left
yesterday for the Pan-American FIX
position.
Mrs. S. l.. Boyd and niece. Mrs. Ben
dure. have returned from an extended
sojourn at Mt. Lake Park and Ocean
City. Nd.
Mrs c. B. Murphy and daughter, of
the Fest End, have returned from a
very pleasant visit to her sister in
/ Terra Haute. Ind.
Miss Alverda NJ Curtis of West Lib
erty. returned home Thursday from a
trip to the G. A. F. encampment and
Buffalo exposition.
Charles G. Hall. with the Sam Heckt
Cutlery Company. of New York is in
the city from a Southern trip, en- route
to his home over East.
Mrs. O. s. Botsford and son Clifton.
have just returned from a two weeks
trip to the G. A. r. encampment and
Pan-American exposition.
Misses Callie NJ. Curtis and Maude
Jefferson, OF the West Liberty Normal
School, and Miss Maude Curtis were in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. John Klein. of South Chapline
street. VINO has been visiting friends
end relatives at Washington for the
past week. will return home to-day.
John T. Hervey and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
7 Weidebush leave Wednesday for
for Fittsburg. to attend the Hervey-
Heifer welding. on September 25th.
George Phillips, manager Of the Fort
Henry Club. has heen sick since last
Monday His many friends hope 10 see
him en- the streets again IN few days.
Misses. Margaret and Hattie Bicker-
ton and Nellie Emhcff have returned
frcm Viola and Sand Hill, w Va.
where they have been spending weeks
vacation.
J. B. Wilson md wife. A. H. Coun-
selman and wife, Short Creek, and c.
d. Kyle and wife. OF this city, have left
for Buffalo New York, and other East
ern points.
Miss Sara George. the charming and
accomplished daughter of Senator
George. of Wellsburg who has been the
guest Of Miss Jessie Wheat, returned 70
her home on Thursday,
Miss Daisy Hervey. who has been
visiting Mrs W. J. We.Gebush for the
+ rsst week returned TO her home in
+ Allegheny. Pa. to-day. accompanied by
H A. Heifer, of Allegheny.
Misses Elizabeth Balzer. Abbie Con-
rad and Elizabeth Shaw. of the East
End have returned home from a two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Newburg and Cleveland, o.
Miss Gertrude Conwell accompanied
by her visitor, Miss Agnes Quinn, left
for Buffalo yesterday, where they Will
remain two weeks, and then return to
their former home in East Liverpool.
Mr.. R. F. Allen, wife and family viii
leave Ifonday for Boise City, ldanc,
where they will visit relatives awhile
and from there they will go to Los
] Angeles, Call to make their permanent
home.
Byron J. McCulloch has accepted.
position with J. NJ. Dauer as manager
/ of the Racket Store, on the corner OF
! Eleventh and Market streets. He was
! formerly with Strawbridge & Clothler
large department house, OF PAladeI-
| De-