Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-18

| WINS SvJtuih Win tttatiNts at boS-
ton. Mess.
| Messrs. Henry Robb and Robert
| Simpson arrived home yesterday morn
ing from a two weeks sojourn at AZ
iantie City.
Miss Bertha Schrader. of F, w Bau-
| mer Cos, will leave Monday for a
! two weeks stay at Buffalo and other
lake points.
Andrew Long. tlllerman OF the hook
| and ladder. has returned from a weeks
visit at the Central Garden club camp,
at Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs William ketuer OF
South Wheeling. are expected home to-
morrow from weeks trip to Mcdonald
and Pttshurg, Pa.
Misses George Collins, Lizzie Engle.
| Belle Drake, and Miss Jones, Of Steu-
Z Jbenville. O, were the guests OF friends
gin the city Friday.
Charles Schulz. foreman of the
| Niagara engine company. will leave
| Tuesday to spend his vacation In the
| Allegheny mountains.
| Mrs. Alice Mckee and son, Charles,
| of the East End. returned home yester-
| day after a three weeks visit with
friends at Barnesville.
DIR. George ccoy, of South Chap
line street. was operated on at the tnt-
! versity hospital in Philadelphia. on last
Monday. and is improving rapidly.
Misses Minnetta and Adelaide Smith.
of Toledo, Ohio, returned to their
| home yesterday morning, after brtof
visit with friends in South Wheeling.
DIR. and Mrs. George Mccoy, of South
Uhapllne street, have departed for phil
adelphia, where DR.. Mccoy VIII I'M
dergo an operation for appendiei-
tbs.
Leo Il. Kletzly the popular clerk at
Dittmars book store. and Charles q.
Salisbury. of II. f. Behrens Co, leave
this morning for weeks stay III Pitts
burg.
Miss Blanche Moffat. of South Chap
line street, was among the excursion
lists last Thursday to Atlantic cry She
will be the guest of Miss Emma Forbes
while there.
Mrs T. w. Wotzel and daughter.
Mrs. Howard Beswick. and sons Tom
and James. left on Thursday for Buff
falo, Detroit. and Mt. Clemens. to be
gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Louis Zoeckler and daughter,
Misses Emily and Rose, of North Main
street. have departed for German,
where they will be the guests of John
G. Hoffman. Jr.. and wife.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Asmus and
niece. Miss Lottle Delbrugge. are ex-
pected home to-day after an extended
visit to Cleveland. o.. the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition and Niagara Falls.
l. Miss Pearl Ritz, of South Wood
street, and Mr.. Gosney. of Seventh
street. and her guests. Mrs. Cast and
Mrs. Brothers, of Cleveland. o.. are
guests at fishing camp up the river.
Alonzo Cosser and wife. of Forty
third street. left yesterday for the
country. near Sherrard to spend week
there with relatives. Upon their return
| they will depnrt for a weeks visit at
| Pittsburg.
Miss Anna Splrko, of North Main
street, arrived home Thursday
after few weeks trip to Buffalo and
other estarn points. Miss Spirko will
! leave to-day for Pittsburg, to visit rel
| atlves and friends.
Mr.. George Stafford, of Canton; Mr..
! George Hatch, of the Bell Telephone
| Company. of Wheeling, and their wives
arove up to st. Clairsville from the lat
| ter place. and were pleasant visitors at
George Trolls last Sabbath
DIR. A. +. Glasmore. wife and son.
Huhlien. have returned home after
trip to the Pan-American Exposition
and Georgian Bay The Doctor says
the Georgian Bay regions is a paradise.
and that the fishing is very fine.
The X-N-Tric Club, whose headquar-
tiers are on Fourteenth street, will give
q delightful outing at Mozart Park on
the goth of this month. Mr.. Harry
Kloss president of the club, assures
every attendant that they Will meet
, with the most delightful treatment.
Miss Genevieve Nolte. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in South
Wheeling. returns to-day to her home
at Pittsburg. She will be accompanied
TO that city by her grandmother. Mrs.
Joseph Altmeyer. her uncle, Edward
Altmeyer and Miss Lillian Brady. of
the South Side.
John Heedy. manager OF the cutting
and engraving department of the Fos-
toria Glass Works, of Moundsyille. was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Heedy has
Just returned from an European tour
and after visit tUmany glass centers
pronounces that the American insti-
buttons are superior to any OF those no
ticed In England, Belgium or France.
| Ben Hur Flour makes the whltest