Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-20

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals.


Daily Chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals.
Mr. Frank Ketterer, Of Woodsheld. was
in the city yesterday.
Hon. Sep. Hall, Of New Martinsville,
was ia the city yesterday.
Charles McCamick, of Wellsburg, W..
Va, was among the delegation attending
the circus from that burg.
L. S. Young, father of Mrs. Asa Booth,
is in the city for the purpose OF attending
the funeral of his grandchild.
Frank Mason and George G.. Jennings,
of Woodsfeld, Ohio. are in the city with
their boys taking in the show.
Capt A. B. Booths many friends will be
panied to hear of the death of his little
daughter Matte, yesterday morning.
WINDsOR.-J. S. Wade and wife, of Ben
ton; w. G. Bennett, of Weston; John F.
Barron, of ST. Marys; 0. G.. Beer, OF Tall
Evansville.
Mrs. Oh. Rhodes and sister Mrs. Lizette
returned yesterday from an extended
pleasure trip to New Orleans, Florida and
eastern cities.
Charles ]. VogeI, city bill poster Of Steu-
benville, and A. G.. Rathen and Paul Lin
ten, aOf the same city, were among those in
Mr. w e. Mallory and Z. l.. Lynch, OF
WoodsReld, made the REGISTER pleasant
call Yesterday Both gentlemen with their
families were down to see the great show.
Mrs. Charles Hughes, of Atlanta, Ga, is
gladdening social circles in town by her
genial presence. She arrived in town on
Wednesday and yesterday was warmly
greeted by hosts of her friends here.
McLuRE.-O. L. Holiday, Of Mounds
vile; j. j. Carpenter, of Cameron; M. %.
Boyd, wife and sister, Of Fairmont: j. K.
Davis and H. W. Brown, OF Warrington;
w. n. Chancellor, of Parksburg; j. +.
Miller, of Wellsburg.
Hon. w. n. Chancellor. of Parkersburg,
is at the Mcclure. Mr.. Chancellor is Pres
ident of the West Virginia Commission Of
the Worlds Fair. He reports fair progress
and reasonable amount of interest in the
coming West Virginia exhibit, particular
ly in coal and timber. He would like, how
ever, to see more interest taken in other In
dustries, of which there are many. The
time is growing shorter and much is yet TO
be done.
STAMM-O. N. Koen, of Warrington; B.
Engle and William M. Powell, of Middle
bourne; w. g. Jacobs, of Wellsburg; 9.
II. Snodgrass, of Warrington; L. M. Skin
ner, of Parkersburg; G.. H. Carpenter, M.
A. Walter and Walter Lopez. of Cameron
James B. Craig, John H. Bonde and ]. K.
Demming, of New Martinsville; o. S.
Sheppard, j. T. M. Bond, H. l.. Kirk, F.
w. Sheppard, OF Oak Grove; j. w. Ches-
ney, of Middlebourne.
BEHLER-L. J, Williams. Jacob Koontz,
Jas p Chaplin and John McComas, OF
New Martinsville; j. L. Knight and
daughter, of St. Mary's; U. S. Atha, of
Warrington; D. o. Moore, of Burton; M.
T. Barrett, of Parkersburg; Guy S. Far
Der, Chas. w. Johnson, F. NJ. Akin,
j. B. Nay, j. w. Rex, of Warrington
w. r. Rine, of Bird, j. L. knight, of St.
Mary's; Z. j. Martin, Of Amos; Jno. j.
Smith, of Clarksburg; Mrs. A. jerks and
Mrs. A. c. Willoughby and sons E. P. and
j. H. Willoughby, of Mannington; j. w.
Hawkins and wife, Of Middleoourne; Geo.
F. Wyvell of Sistersville; Lemuel Woods
and j. f. Rego, wife and daughter, of Lit
Teton; Edward L. Cunningham and j. S.
Burtrig, of Burton; j, G. and E. Sample,
of Parkersburg.