Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.
The hotels were all well filed last night
and few rooms could be secured after MD
NIGHT The crowd was but the advance
guard of the small army Of strangers VINO
will lin during the week TO take IN the
State Fair, and the big political demon
stration on Thursday evening. The res
taurants also did thriving business. 10
dsv the crowd will pour in in dead earnest,
and the hotels and boarding houses Will De
taxed to their utmost capacity.
w. 2. Bowers, Of Chillicothe, O., is a
guest OF Island relatives.
Miss Mary Tucker has returned from a
months visit TO New York and the lakes
Tony Lacalzie, of New Orleans, one Of
the same sort of people that we are, is IN
town.
Fred. Stoehr, of Marietta, O., is the
guest of George Maser, OF South Penn
street.
Miss Maud Grimes, of Moundsyille, is
the guest Of Miss Eta Brannen, OF South
Chapline street.
John Burns, of Parkersburg, is a guest
of the family of James Flanagan, ST., on
South Wood street.
Gen. Alfred Caldwell and family return
ed Sunday evening from four weeks tour
Of the Eastern resorts.
Mrs. P. f. Fields, of Chicago, is a guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, on
South Chepllne street.
Miss Lena Mckay, of Delaware, o., will
be a guest of Miss Bessie Brady, OF Mar
tins Ferry, for several weeks.
Thos. Greer, cook at the Brast House,
New Martinsyille, accompanied by MS
wife, is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Councils, Of Wheeling, w. Va, is
the guest OF Mrs. George Luther, West
Maiden street.-WGshiHgtO Journal.
Up. Turner, of the Union ticket office,
spent Sunday with Cleveland, o., friends.
Re was accompanied home by his sister.
Mrs. Fannie Wiegman. nee MaXon, of
Pittsburg, formerly of Wheeling, is visit
ing Mrs. 5. Lyons, OF GIG Market street
Miss Bessie Donaldson, OF Wheeling IS
land is the guest Of Miss Nellie Wiley, OF
North Main street.-Wdshmgto Journal.
Candidate.for- Governor II. E. Davis viii
be in town to-day, along with ms compan-
ion on the Republican State ticket, Mr.
Buick.
Misses Emma, Anna and Lena Mem
minger and Miss Anna Hess, OF Pleasant
Valley, have returned from visit TO
Washington.
Masters Bernie and John Wingerter and
John O'Kane, left over the b. " .. at l2:2o
o'clock this morning for Fordham, \. Y,
where they will attend St Johns College.
Miss Tessie McCabe, accompanied by
her aunt, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. J. Lutz, for the past two months,
left yesterday for their home in Brooklyn,
n. Y.
j. s. Hyer, Of Sutton, Republican candi-
date for State Auditor arrived in the city
Yesterday, and re ,istered at the Mcclure.
During the evening he was in conference
with a member of local politicians.
MCLURE-R. NJ. Sheats, OF Grafton; j.
Il. Cunningham, Of Warrington; ID. o.
Aendershot, of Sistersville; John Z. Leach
OF Parkcrsburg; John JACOB, of Clinton;
A j. Foreman, ST., or ParkerSDurgi A. h.
Lazier, of MorgantOwn.
Ex-senator Camden, of West Virginia,
passed through the city yesterday in his
private car He came up on the Ohio
River road, met some friends who came in
from the West on the B. IL o.. and they
went out on the c., l.. & w. road about II
o'cl0ck.-BcllGre Independent
BEuLER.-Riley Shackelford, Of Monon-
rah; John Conrad, of Parkersburg; Ed
Brast. of New Martinsville; 9. E. Lancas-
ter, Of Cameron; 3. 5 Morgan, Of Shiloh;
r. c.. Hammett of Eureka: y. Aukrom,
of Sistersville; ". L. Johnson, of Long
Reaca; G.. X Morgan, of Meadville; L. ..
NcCown, Of RavenswOod; \. Hamilton, of
Cottageville; J. Z. Coast, Of Jackson g. H.
SrANu.-N. J. Crooks and Thomas II.
Davis, of Keyser; S. 9. Shirer, OF Fetter-
mann; w. L. Cunningham Of Bingham
mon; Mrs Z. I. Allen and child, and Miss
NJ Kimmel, OF Grafton; II, Lowther, of
Oxford; J. E. Ross. of Sistersville;
J. / Carpenter, G.. II. Chambers, and
L. T. Mihelm, of Cameron, w.
=. Lautz, Of Penns6oro; Dennis
CouehIiu, Marcilla Coughlin, and II. Bis
sett and wife, of LittIetou; +. w. Ford,
OF Charleston; r. L. Mitchell, of Belle
Vile: II. McDiarmid and Louis WoOlery,
of Bethany; Miss Nichols and Miss Gas
mire of Wellsburg; Miss Carper AMI Miss
Crouch, Of Buchanan.
L. +. Huseman, son of Lewis Huseman,
of this city, who graduated last month at
the POughkeepsie College, n. V, gave, ac-
cordinC 10 the local paper of that place, q
splendid exhibition of running at prize
contest the other day. The prize was a
diamond scarf pin, and the distance one
hundred yards. He did il easily in 1913
seconds. Mr.. HCseman has been instructor
at the Y. NJ. c. \. Gymnasium in that city.
Mr.. Husemau also took part yesterday in
the national games at the New Jersey Ath-
letic Club exhibition in New York City.
Healso takes part in the running races at
Washington, Pa, tomorrow, as the repre-
sentation of the Wheeling Y. NJ. c. A, az
ter which he returns home, no doubt, GOV.
cred with laure!s.