Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-12
POINTS on PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming snd
Going of Strangers.

Mr.. Jefferson Dye, OfJOnytOwn, Pa, is
taking in the Fair.
Mr.. @. N. Hart, of Clarksburg, ia quar-
tered at the Mcclure.
Senator ThOs. E. Davis Of Grafton, is
attending the State fsir.
s.P. Hall, of Fairmont, is in the city
taking in the sights at the fair.
Col. John II. MeGrsw, of Grafton, was
taking in the sights Of the Fair yesterday
Rev. Father ]. A. Tracey, OF Weston,
and Father Boutlou, of MOundsyille, are
in the city.
Miss Lou Gaus, of the Garden Spot, has
returned from a pleasant visit 10 friends
in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Will H. Laughlin and his associate
in business, Mr.. Lou Collins, Of Cleveland,
are in the city.
Mr.. W. E. Spseg, of Waynesburg, is a
visitor at the residence of DR.. s. L. Spragg,
North Main street.
Messrs. Peter Downey and A. D. Barnes,
Of Brooke county, are visiting friends on
Zane street, Island.
Mr.. John Gardner, of Piedmont, is the
guest Of his son-in-law, mr. L. q. NOlte,
o Seventeenth street.
Hus!ling Geo. @. Williams, representing
HAYES & Williams, leading lumber men
of Sandusky, is in the city.
Mr.. Dave McCOnaugtey, popular
young Marshall county farmer, is in the
city taking in the fair, etc.
Mr.. John Nelson and Miss B. Hughee,
of PArkersburg, are visiting Mrs. Thomas
OSens. OF Sixteenth street.
Msjor Moore, of Cambridge, o.. the
sheep expert, is the guest Of Mr.. ID. q.
Waddell, on Fourteenth street.
Miss Maggie O'Hare, of Holloway, Ohio,
is visiting at the residence Of Mr.. John
O'Hare, on Zane street, Island.
Miss Birdie Oockayne, Of Moundsyille,
is the guest of her cousins, tie Misses
Hervey, on South Front street.
Miss Ella Hayes and Mia Tscy Bur-
rOws, of Smith6eld, o, are visiting friends
on Eighteenth street for few days.
Miss Ice Douglass, Of Ripley Landing,
w. Va, ia visiting her slater, Mrs. Ed.
Holiday, On South Chapline street.
Mics Anna McCahop, of North Main
strest, spent Tuesday in Martins Ferry,
attending the BrOwnlee-Kerr wedding.
Miss Sara Alexander, one Of the men,
bars of the Last Days of Pompeii" COM
pany, is a niece OF the late DIR. BrentliDger.
Superintendent Thomas J. JOHNSON, and
]. E Hunter, of the Penitentiary, are up
from Moundsville, attending the State
Fair.
Senator John D. Sweeney, Of Tyler
county, and his brother Andrew, are Wis.,
iting in the city and attending the State
Fair.
Mrs. ShanklaDd, of Twelfth street, and
Miss One Uthman, of Wheeling Island,
are stopping at the Anderson House, Pitts
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Red and grand
child, of Pittsburg, are visiting at the res
idence of Mr.. John Mckee, on Eighteenth
street.
Mr.. John L Roemer has arrived at home
and will leave to-day for Allegheny to at.
tend the Western Presbyterian Theological
Seminary.
Mr.. B. B. Smith, of Warrington, w.
Va, the popular agent Of the REGISTER at
that place, was one Of the visitors at the
Fair yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas M. Wilson, we'll known
Charleston gentleman, is in the city. He
will leave shortly for Baltimore to attend
medical lectures.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. s.
Irwin Singleton ard Miss Annie Campbell
Savage, at st. Matthews p. E. Church,
Tuesday, September II, at 3 o'clock.
Miss E. NJ. Junkin and Miss Florence
Donaldson, of Steubenville, who have
been vieitiDg at the residence Of S. A..
Kepner, on Fifteenth street, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Alice Paul, the heroine of the
Newburg posioflice fight, arrived in the
city yesterday TO adjust some money order
accounts with Postmaster Cowden and do
some shopping. She is stopping at the
Mcclure.
| iMr. and Mrs CuTrsn Mendel, who have
been visiting friends in this vicinity for
some time past, expect to return to their
home at Taylor, Texas, next week.
B. T. Bowers and wife, of New Martins
vile; II. Zillekeu, J. NJ. Stonipher, 4. II.
Buchanan, DR.. T. II. Werlich, and ].
L. Curtis, of Wellsburg; Geo. W. Whites-
carver, of Grafton; ]. Nj. Porter, Of New
Cumberland; W. r. LDwiher, of Eliza
beth; L. O. Applegate, OF Welsburg; W.
@. and S. NJ. McOOnaughey, Of Burning
SPRING., arc the West Virginians register
ed at the McLuIe.
T. P. Phillips, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
]. J. Burns, Of Washington, Pa Mrs.
John Burns and Miss Julia Burns, of
Rochester; A. W. Kennon, Of st. Glars
vile; wv. Reed and lady, of Washington,
Pa julius LsMoyne, of Warrington, Pa,
are in the city.
Lieut.. Col. S. Snyder, 1O;h Infantry,
U. S. A., arrived yesterday, accompanied
by his daughter and Miss Scott, of New
York, who will attend Mt de Ohantal.
VIM. CLARK, of Pittlburg, and G. A.
Egley, of Cincinnati, are at The Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Skinner, of Cincin-
natl; O. W. H. Townsend, Of Cleveland;
II. ii. Hawley aud wife, Mss Emma IL.
Hawley, Mrs. ]. A. Young and Frank
Hawley, Of Leroy, Ohio, are at the Hotel
Windsor.
Mr.. J. ". Hamilton, of Grafton, is the
guest of his son Mr.. Clark Hamilton, al
the Hotel Windsor.
Col. Clarence Moore, assistant clerk of
the Federal Court, came in from Clarks-
burg, last evening, and is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Lse H. Vance and Mr.. Ed. R. Davis,
OF Clarksburg, came in last evening and
are quartered at the Hotel Windsor.
Mrs. J. W. Radabsugh and Misses ICie
and Emma R4dabaugh, of Fairmont; Mrs.
Jessie Hall and Miss Maud Hall, of Par
kersbure; Mrs. Shull and Miss Reed, OF
Wellsburg; Leo Denoted, of Clarksburg
Dr. J. w. P. Jarvis and wife, Of Basnett;
S w. Hall, of FAirmoni; Thcs. Adams, Of
Halls Mile, are the West Virginians at
the Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thome1 McKesn, oil
Clsysvills, are in the city.
ONE OF THE SIGHTS