Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-25

Daily Chronicle Of the Movement of
individuals

Daily Chronicle OF the movement Oh
individuals
McLuRE.-John Bebout of Fairmont.
w. L. Hearne and son returned last night
from Portland, Ore.
Miss Flora Morgan, Of North Main street.
is visiting 10 Chicago.
Mrs. Susie Ray, of the Island, IS comm
ed 20 her room quite ILL.,
Mrs Rev. +. \. Lynch is in Delaware,
Ohio, visiting her family.
ID. Lippiucott travelling freight agent
of Pittsburg, is at the Mcclure.
Miss Maud Baker Of Lincoln school, has
gone to visit her parents at Columbus, ..
3. Engle. of NIiddlebourne, and 7. j.
Eincaid. of PeuusOorO, are at the Stamm.
C. A. Dehner, Of Bethany, and H; y.
Beverlin. of Grafton, are at the WINDSOR
Mrs. w. p. Hubbard and family have
gone 10 Nartha's Vineyard, Mass, TO spend
the summer
Mrs VIM. Hausuauer, of Ironton, Ohio,
is the guest of Mrs. Chas Reguler, Of the
South Side.
7. c. Hurst, travelling passenger agent
for the Cnion Pacific railroad, was IN the
city yesterday.
Alfred PAUL and family left yesterday
for Asbury Park, n. D., TO spend part OF
the heated season.
b. NJ. Pearson, manager Of the Wheeling
Pottery Co.. accompanied by his wlie, nave
gone 10 Philadelphia.
Edw. Woeber, who has been attending
ST. CHARLES College Of Elhcott City, Nd
is home on his vacation.
Messrs. Thomas Holdscroft aud John
Lawrence, of South Wood street. are IN
East Liverpool visiting friends.
WlNpsoR.-H w. Beverlin, OF Grafton;
Charles Epstein, Of Parkersburg; George
Kelsall, Of ST. Mary's; Robert n. Browse,
OF Grape Island.
Miss Helen Blumenthal, an accomplished
Young lady from Columbus, o. the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Louis Schwalo, on
North Main street.
SrANN-B. Engle, of Middlebourne; j.
NJ. Wells, of ST. Marys; John NJ. Collins,
of Charleston; j. B. White. OF Hundred;
o. W. LautZ, Of Burton.
Mrs. Rev. c. NJ. Afford left over the Pan.
Handle Yesterday for New Y Ork 10 attend
the annual meeting Of tue elocutiOnists
which convenes on the 9th Of June.
BruLER.-A. Chamberlain, of Sister
vile: o. n KOen, and n. =. Beatty, Of
Warrington; Z. NJ. Gaylord, Of Weston;
Jacob Koontz, Of New Martinsvilie.
Acablegram has been received from Nor
denheim, Germany, announcing the sale
arrival at that place of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Gutman. who sailed from New York re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. EofT.of Kansas City,
arrived in the city yesterday morning from
Cumberland, Maryland. They are visiting
Mrs. Eofr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roemer.
A. q. StollenwerCk, manager Of the sales
department OF the Wheeling Pottery Com
panv, has gone TO Birmingham, Ala, TO at
tend his brothers wedding, which Will
take place on the 18th Of this month.
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson, Chairman of the
Democratic National Convention, passed
through BenwoOd this morning on his way
10 Washington. Forrest Brown and julius
Holmes, of Charleston, were also on the
train.
Bernie Mcclure has arrived home from
Chicago. He SAYS the convention scenes
i'm the windy city were simply astounding.
Ia was a phantasmagoris kaleidoscope
picture that sorely taxed the retina, Ber-
ME slept seven in a room during the So
iOurn,
A number Of the purchasers Of the
Wheeling and Citizens Railway companies
arrived at the Mcclure House yesterday.
They were: MessrS. W. w. Hazard, of
Cleveland; A B Champion, Of Cincin-
natl; A. NJ jolly, of Pittsburgh; A. h.
Leyda, Of Beaver Falls, and W. *. KIM
bal Of Cincinnati.