Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-17
RESIDENTS AND STRANGERS.
The Movements of People You Know,
and the Coming and Goiux of
Strangers.

city yesterday on business.
Miss Lille Faris, of Marietta, is the
guest OF friends in the city.
Miss Minnie Bone. of the East End,
is visiting friends al Pittsburg.
MIR. l.. s. Kelley left yesterday TO
visit his brother In Madison. Wis.
Misses Mollle Kenney and Gertrude
Reister are at Cambridge Springs, Pa.
Mrs. James Morse, of South Jacob
street. is the guest of relatives at Rock
Hill.
Miss Blanche Richardson. of the
South Side. is visiting friends at Pitts
burg.
Mr. and Mrs S. Black are spending
the heated term at Mackinac Island,
Mich.
Arthur Hugus left yesterday to spend
his vacation at Duluth and upper lake
points.
DR.. and Mrs. q. G. Davidson and
family left for the Buffalo exposition
yesterday.
Mrs. N. C. Riester and daughter Ma
rIe are at the Hotel Riverside at Cam
bridge Springs.
? Misses Gene and Esther Beuter re-
turned yesterday from pleasant visit
at GAINESVILLE. O.
Edward Schotz. of the Souths'de,
will be among the exeursionists next
week to Buffalo.
Miss Annie and Master Ben Lashlcy
are visiting Miss Nora Newton, OF
West Alexander.
! Mrs Charles Wheeler and son Will
lam, OF the Island, are spending the
heated term at Zoar, O.
VIM. Signard, OF Elwood City, Ind.
Is visiting his brother. Jos. Signard,
on South Market street.
Miss Annie Shaw. OF Eighteenth
street, IT last evening for Mt. Lake
Park to spend several weeks.
Miss Frew. of North Main street.
leaves to-day for New Castle, Pa,
where she will visit friends.
Mr.. John T. Reed. wife and daughter
OF the Seventh ward. have returned
from a two-weeks visit at Atlantic
City.
Messrs. Jesse Bloch and George Nor
ton. OF Pleasant Valley left last even
ing for a mont's stay at Lake Joseph
Canada.
Miss Annie Dickman, OF the South
Side. has departed on a pleasure Trip
for Atlantic City, Clarksbufg ana
other points.
Mrs. Margaret Carroll and daughter
Miss Nora. returned yesterday from
pleasant sojourn of several weeks at
Cambridge Springs.
#. II. Houghton. contracting freight
agent, with headquarters at NO. 70
| Central Office Building, Akron, D., was
in the city yesterday.
| Miss Annie Ball who has been
spending vacation at her home on
| fuckers Creek, returned to Wheeling
| Thursday Elizabeth Times.
Harry Tape, prescription clerk at
McElroy's pharmacy, is expected nome
next week from trip to Buffalo, At
lantic City and other places.
Miss Cora Beier and Miss Virginia
Kurner, of the South Side. returned
home from three weeks visit at san
dusky, o., Lakeside, o., and Putin
Bay.
Mrs. Kate Maloney and daughter,
Miss Theresa, Of South Main street,
left Thursday over the B. e. 0. for
Cincinnati, to be the guests OF friends
there.
Misses Minnette and Adelaide Smith,
Of Toledo, o., are the guests OF friends
in South Wheeling. They Will leave
shortly for Buffalo to visit there for
a few days before returning home.
Mr.. Robert Mcclure. Miss Zoe Nc
Clure, Miss Efie Lewis. Mrs . Annie
Comerford and daughters. Misses Nina
and Ella; Mrs. j. Richie, Mrs. Jennie
Reilly and daughters have gone to the
Buffalo exposition.
Miss Katherine joyce, who has been
intending the Wheeling Business Col
lege here for the past five months. left
yesterday, accompanied by her cousin.
Miss Adrian Tice, for Piedmont. Mt.
Lake Park and Atlantic City.
Joseph Mcmahon. who has recently
moved to Wheeling from Benwood,
was here to spend three or four days
with his aged mother, Mrs. Louisa
Mcmahon. Everybody is always glad
to see "Joe."-Jackson Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Keim, who have been
spending several weeks at the Pan
American exposition and Mt. Clemens,
twill leave the latter place to-day for
St Ignace, where they will spend a
month before returning home.
The following persons left yester-
day for Buffalo via the Pennsylvania
line: s. Grub, p. J. Heller, ii. z.
Moffatt, II. Seybold and wife, Mrs. e.
Nelson, Mrs A. Jepson, ]. A. Block
and G. w. Norton. The last named
two gentlemen will go to the Muskoka
Lakes country, near Toronto, Ontario.
Yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock
at the family residence, on South Main
street, funeral services were held
over the late Frank Pracht. son OF Mrs.
Caroline and the late John Pracht.
and a large number of relatives and
friends attended. The interment was
at Peninsula cemetery. Many bea1ti-
full floral tributes were received from
friends.
It is learned that Edward Sonderman,
of the Eighth ward, who Arrived home
month or two ago from sojourn at