Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily ChronIcIe of the Movement of
Individuals

| dr6 SuumSIluB dt DOulOiof a.
Miss L. Decie Hamilton. principal OF
Richie school, is visiting in New York.
Miss Lizzie Hahne, of Forty-third street,
! is visiting friends at Armstrong; Mills, o.
Miss Lizzie Bickerton left yesterday on
a visit TO friends in Cincinnati and st.
Louis.
Mrs. VIM. thinner is lying at her home
in the Fifth ward seriously i'll Of typhoid
fever.
Sam MeIlbourn, passenger agent of the
Union Pacific railroad, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. A. w. Crowther and sister, Miss
Anna, of the Island, are summering at the
sea shore.
MIR and Mrs. VIM. Wirth, Of Cincinnati,
are the guests of Mr.. John Pfsrr, OF Pleas
ant Valley.
Miss Nellie Drum, of Marietta, is a
| guest of Miss Lucy KronIaeger, or North
Main street
Miss Annie Tappy, of South Eoff street,
left yesterday for Darlington, Ohio, to
| spend the summer.
Joseph Humes, of the South Side, will
leave in few days for Tifin, o., to resume
work in that city.
Senator Faulkner will speak at New
Martinsville the day Of the Congressional
Convention, August 81.
Rev. Father McElugott has returned
from Parkersburg, where he was the guest
of Rev. Father Hickey.
Miss Lima Hennig is visiting her friend,
Miss Kittie Hawthorne, at The Way
side, near Portland, o.
Will Bowers and wife, of South jacob
street, has returned from visit with
friends near Barnesville.
Geo. Osborne and family, of South Chap
line street, are home from visit with reIa-
tives near GAINESVILLE, 0.
Miss Nina Marshall quite handsomely
entertained the Elite Guitar Social last
| evening" at her home in Fulton.
Mr. Louis Schwarzbach left for Harper 5
Ferry, to spend the summer at r. Raus'
mansion, at Prospect Hill, w. Va.
Mrs. ]. A. Brown and sons, of Youngss
town, O.. are guests of Mrs. Browns
brother, Matt Martin, of the Island.
Alfred Ulrich is a member of Smiths
touring party of cyclers, who are on Their
way from New York to Washington.
Miss Lizzie Scott, of South Wood street
! left Wednesday to visit friends IN wash
| ington county, Pa, for several weeks.
James McGa and sister, Miss Annie,
| of Findlay, are guests of the family OF
! Mrs. John Howard, on South Eoff street.
Hon. Robert Irwin, Recorder of Kno <
vile, Tenn, is guest of his son, w. w.
Irwin, the South Chapline street druggist.
Henry Forger and son, of Pittsburg,
who have been visiting j. II. Burt, OF
| South Eof street, returned home yester-
day.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, OF the Island, re-
! turned from Charleston Sunday evening,
accompanied by her niece, Miss Mabel
Gates.
| Miss Cora Richardson and brother Dave
of Fifteenth street, left yesterday to visit
their grandfather, Dr. Richardson, at Mat
amoras, 0.
George Russell, of Findlay, O., formerly
of this city, is spending a few weeks here
as the guest of Mr.. J. B. Handlan, OF Thlr-
| ty-third street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Honecker and fami-
| ly, of South Mccullough street, have re
turned from three weeks visit with
! friends In Ohio.
! WINDsoR-Hon. H. S. White, Of Bolton
| H. l.. Grant, of Grafton; B. +. +. Neigh
| en-. Of Moundsville; w. H. Belbout, OF
! New Cumberland.
President D. w. Baird, of the Riverside
| Glass Works, left last night for the East,
/ accompanied by his wife and her sister,
Miss Ella Robinson.
Mr.. Theodore w Phinney and wife and
daughter, Mary Hildreth, of Wheeling, W.
| Va, are making their summer visit at his
| fathers, Major Phinney's -Bdrnestdble
! (Mdss.) Patriot.
! Mrs G.. A Beute~ and son Eugene left
| for Harper's Ferry to pay visit 10 heI
! parents, Mr.. ami Mrs. Il. Rau. They will
| visit also New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more aud Washington.
STANDARDIZATION G. Dayton, wife and
child, of Philippi; Mary H. Sinsel, Of
Grafton; +. c. Helrhic, of Clarksburg; j.
! NJ Hayden. of Weston; A. T. Taylor, Of
! Sutton; L. L. Stidger, of Fairmont.
McLURE-O L. Holiday, of Mounds
vile: Z. A Frost and wife, of Wellsburg
L. L. Levar, of Grafton; VIM. G. Worley,
| of Kingwood; Jas. Bradley, O. S. Munhall
and Capt. T. r. Swaney, of New Cumber-
land.
Mrs. w. G. Hornbrecht, of South Jacob
| street, has returned from visit with
| friends in Syracuse, n. Y. She was ac-
companed by Miss Rosa Fritz, of that
city, who will be her guest for several
! weeks.
Mr.. Gallaher, editor and proprietor OF
| ST. Mary's Oracle, a thriving Democratic
paper at the county seat Of Peasants, was
| in the city yesterday and made the REGIS
TER a pleasan. call. Mr.. G.. says oil in
paying quantities has been recently discover
! ed on French creek and new and profit
able field is likely to be the outcome.
Prof. Shelf, the well-known optician,
| r. - s--l,A 49, k,-fs,
TO New York and Philadelphia. The
! Professor will spend ABOUT ten days In
| speeding the different scientific methods for
testing eyes and fitting glasses. He will
also visit the leading optical manuiactur-
| ing companies and purchase the hnest
spectacle and eye glasses.
Quite party of Parkersburg people will
leave tomorrow for the famous Salt
Sulphur Springs in Monroe county The
party will be composed Of Mrs. Governor
J Jackson, Colonel and Mrs. Vrooman, Mrs
! M A Neal and Miss Fannie Neal, Mrs
Camden Rathbone and child, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry G. jackson, Miss Ida Decamps and
Miss Josephine Robb.-Pdrkersbur Sen
ttnel.
Captain John G. McEldowney, of Wetze
county, was in the city yesterday. The
Captain says he is not making vigorous
canvass for the Office of State Auditor, but
rather allowing things to take their own
! course. Captain McEldowney thinks that
since il has been the rule among number
Of candidates not TO enter the home coun
ties of other seekers of the Office he car
very well afford to stay at home, since it i:
fact that there is a candidate for nearly
| every county in the State. He relies upon
| Wetzel's claim as the banner county OIL
Democracy for success.
BEHLER.-Mrs. A. G. Yost, Of Glover
Gap; +. M Davis, OF Sycamore Dale; ]
+. Goodwin and T. ]. -Coffman, Of Cherry
! Camp; A. M. Crow, OF Littleton; b. Err
Of Erpcharv. NJ I. Wells of Wells