Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
ABOUT PEOPLE
Oauy Chronicle OF the Movement
IndIvIduaIs.

JOhn NJ. LOrds OF Washington Ke.s 10
a Behler guest.
C. N. Brodyson, Of Washington, Pa,
Is a Stamm guest.
Mrs. Chas. Reguler, OF the South
Side, is In Chicago.
F. J. Fetzer, of Pittsburg, is regis
tered at the Stamm.
n. Relster, Jr., returned from Chi
cago Friday evening.
The comedy company, "Our Married
Men," is at the Behler.
F. R. Hickman, OF Middlebourne, is
q guest at the Mcclure.
JOS. Chutley, of East Liverpool o.,
Is a guest of the Mcclure.
Harry W. C%hadducht, Of Grafton, Is
a guest of the Mcclure.
DR.. r. o. McMasters returned yester-
day from a trip to Europe.
J. E. Broderick, of Plttsourg, Is a
guest at the Behler Hotel.
VIM. Wolvlngton, OF the South Side'
has returned from Chicago.
Capt. W. T. Otto and son returned
from the Worlds Fair yesterday
Latane McLain got home yesterday
from a ten days visit to Chicago.
Howard Clark, Of the News, will leave
to-day for a visit to Baltimore Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. King, Of New Lisbon,
O., are visiting friends in this city.
WIN. Riley, a B. & o. conductor Is
attending court at New Martinsville.
Price Whitaker is home from Chicago,
where he has been for the past month";
Miss Kate Bosly Of the East End, has
returned from a trip TO the White City.
Clark Hamilton left yesterday for
Grafton, to spend Sunday at MS nome
Fred H~eldebright, of South Wood
street, will leave to-day for an up'river
trip.
Miss Clara Schultze, Of South Jacob
street, is home from q VISIT 10 fl''0'
burg.
Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell and daughters
have return from a three weeks trip TO
the Fair.
Miss Annie Riddle, of the East End,
leaves Tuesday for Chicago TO attend
the Fair.
E. Jungn!ckle, the Thirty-third street
saIoonist, will visit the Worlds Fair
this week.
Miss Matte Sinan, Of the Island, is
recovering from a serious attack oil ty-
phoid fever.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor returned Mon
day, after a visit Of W weeks to the
White City.
Miss Mary Mendel. Of Taylor, Texas,
is the gnest of Miss Elizabeth Mendel,
on Twelfth street.
Misses Emma Brinkman and MinDle
Lott, of the South Side, are visiting
friends in P%itts0urg.
j. Blackburry OF California, Pa, who
has been a guest Of South Side friends,
has gone to Pittsburg.
J. G. McLaln, wife and daughter left
Yesterday for Chicago to take In the
Columbian Exposition.
Richard Robb and wife, OF Four
teenth street, returned yesterday from
a trip to the Worlds Fair.
Lou Gutman and the Misses Gutman
left over the b. 81 o. yesterday alter
noon for the Worlds Fair.
George Coen, of the firm OF Kerr d
Coen. of the South Side, is home from q
visit to tho Worlds Fair.
Manager Il. e. Welsgerber, OF the w.
e. Z. G. railroad, will leave to-day TO see
the Columbian Exposition.
Miss Augusta Brlese and Miss A.
Ebling, popular South Side ladies' are
home from a visit to the country.
&. L. Bender, of Bender & Co., OF the
South Side, will leave tomorrow on a
business trip through Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Dan Crymble, who has been
visiting relatives in Jaynesvllle, WIS.,
and Chicago, returned home Friday.
Chas. Voltle, who has been visiting
his mother on South Wood street, has
returned TO his work at Fostoria, ..
Mrs. John Roemer, wife OF Secretary
Roemer, OF the w. 81 E. G. railroad, are
home from a visit TO the Worlds Fair.
John Kerr, the well known business
man of Twenty-frst and Main streets,
has about recovered from a severe ILL
ness.
Mr.. J. P. Wayman and daughter, Miss
Annie, left for Chicago yesterday after
noon to take in the Columbian EXPOSE
ton.
Gabe Emsheimer, Burnie Gundling
and Burnie Kraus left yesterday after
noon over the B. & o. for the Worlds
Fair.
Col. John Frew, Of the I~nteIlIgencer,
arrived home from Chicago yesterday.
He left his family In that city for a lew
days.
Mrs. Annie Neal Of East Liverpool,
O., who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Louis Meder, returned home yes
terday.
Misses Anna and Jennie Piarr have
returned from Chicago and the lakes,
where they had been for the past three
weeks.
Miss Bertha Beck, a popular young
lady OF the South Side, has returned
from Columbus after q months visit to
friends.
E. Wells, Miss NJ. ]. Ness, Miss
Sallie Mccoy, and Miss Maud Thistle,
of Sistersville, are registered at the
Stamm,
John Garvey, U. G. Chaddock and W.
E. Board, B. &c o. employees, will go
next Tuesday to attend the fair At
Newark.
Miss g A. Murphy and Miss VI. f.
Maloney have returned from New York
after attending the fall and winter
openings.
Mrs. VIM. Mich, OF Triadelphia, will
leave soon for Bremen, Germany, by
the steamer Spree, for q tour OF the