Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of tho Movements of
individuals.

Mr.. c. Schnepf is in Greensburg.
Miss Emelia Lane is visiting friends in
Hannibal, o.
G. Il. Montgomery has returned from an
extended Eastern trip.
Nv. Phelps, of Charleston, w. Va, is
stopping at the St. Charles.
Otto Oluf and wife are at Findlay, o.,
visiting their numerous friends.
VIC. McCluskey wife and family re-
turned home yesterday from Suray, o.
Portions of the Keene Company regis
tered at the Stamm, Behler and Mcclure.
P.I. Hobbs. we'll known insurance
adjuster, of Columbus, o., is at the Nc
Lure.
Miss Loring and Mrs. Charles H. Milton
arrived home from Atlantic City yester-
day.
Mr.. c. w. Appenzeller, of the Seventh
ward, returned yesterday from a visit to
Germany.
Miss Rose Cook, charming young lady
of Grafton, is visiting Mrs. j. w. Reedy,
of the Island.
J. A. Penu and John Wright, of the
Island Gun Club, are attending shoot at
Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Lide Louden, of the South Side, re-
turned Yesterday from visit to friends in
Marshall county.
Miss Agnes Williamson, of Wheeling, is
the guest of Miss Purcell, OF this city
SteltbenUiue Star.
The families of John S. Naylor and L. c.
Stone, of the Island, have returned from
the camp grounds.
Miss Mary McCrum left yesterday for a
six weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Rev. D
A Denton, at Nahant, Mass
Misses Kate Hall and Allie Budke, of the
Island, who have been visiting friends in
Frostburg, have returned home.
Messrs Anthony Rice aud George Don
aldson have purchased the barber snop on
the Island formerly run by G. r. Rife1s.
DR.. and Mrs John L. Dickey arrived
home Yesterday morning after an extended
visit TO Saratoga and other summer re-
sorts.
MIR Charles Hustled entertained a num-
Der of his gentlemen friends in royal
manner at his home on the Island last
evening.
Miss Matte Walton, of Fourteenth
street. has lust returned home from de-
lightful visit of eight weeks to friends at
Woodsield, o.
The American Register, of Paris, of Au-
gust Sth. marks the presence at the Hotel
Rivoli Of Judge Daniel B. Lucas and wife
and Miss V. Lucas.
Miss Mamie Grub has returned home
from an enjoyable stay at Atlantic City
Miss Grubb will shortly take course Of
study at Mt. de Chantal.
1t has lust leaked out that Mr.. w. S.
Iol nd nj
Side were married on the 18th inst They
tried TO keep il quiet but the secret didn't
go.
Capt Paul Loft and Lieut.. James Har-
kins, of the Clipper Bicycle Club. OF Cleve-
land, arrived in this city yesterday, having
made the trip on their wheels. The run
from GAINESVILLE was made in four hours.
They expect 10 remain in the city until to-
morrow.
The following were among the arrivals
at the St. Charles yesterday: 3. 81 Mel,
Norman McAskill, A. Nicholson, j. NJ.
Coleman. II. X. Bowen. all Of Powhatan,
O.:D. A. Uhl and brother, Williastown.
w. Va: J. W. Phelps. Charlestown, w.
Ia. John A. Tobin, Warrington, W. Va;
A w. Jost, T. Jost. 7. b. Harness, Wav-
erly, W. Va: J. w. Reggens, Grafton, w.
Va: Z. O. Blackburn, Cambridge, o.; A
r. Martin, Pittsburg.
Yesterday Superintendent Cummings,
of the City Water Works, and Col A J.
Sweeney were called upon by Mayor f.
w. Fleming. Burt Fleming of the Council,
and Engineer Thompson. all of Fairmont.
and were shown the City Water Works
and reservoirs. and given some valuable
information relating 10 the proposed new
water works IL Fairmont The gentlemen
were much pleased with their visit and
returned home last night