Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF
Individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
Individuals.
J. H. Anderson, of Pittsburg, is in the
city.
Oh. Todd, of Washington, Pa, isin the
city.
JIM. Kelley, a Pittsburg business man,
is ct the Windsor.
WI. Denny, of McKeesport was at the
Behler yesterday.
il. Creamer of Parkersburg, is regis
tered at the Stamm.
s. Reinheimer and wife, of Cameron, are
guests at the Mcclure.
II. Grapson. of Pittsburg, is a bust
ness visitor in the city.
Miss Minnie Ross, of Steubenville, is
guest at the st. Charles.
Mrs. f. J. Gallagher and son ]. W., are
registered at the Mcclure.
Miss Ida Spense, Of Woods6eld, o., is
visiting South Side friends.
B. S. Smith aad wife. of Steubenville,
were at the Stamm yesterday.
VIM. NJ. Cox, of the Cox boiler works, Is
from pleasure trip to Indianapolis.
S. G. Jolly and wife, Of Beaver Falls,
Pa, are guests Of DR.. Pipes, OF the South
Side
Mrs. Peter Kossuth, of South Jacob
street, who has been so seriously i'll, is I'M
proving.
Misses Lottie and Eva LETTERS, Of Six
teenth street, will leave to-day for visit
10 the Worlds Fair.
Henry Getze and wife, of the South Side,
will start to-day to see the sights at the
Columbian EXPOSITION.
Harry Myers. of the South Side, will go
to Jacktown fair this week, where he will
have charge OF stand.
DR.. ). c. Campbell and wife, Of the
South Side, left yesterday afternoon for
visit to the Worlds Fair.
CIV. Gorge, Of Clarksburg, who has
been a guest of Harry Reynolds, Will leave
for his home this morning.
Louis Mackenzie, CT South Chapline
street. will leave in few days for visit
10 the Columbian Exposition.
VIM Dixon, of Goetze's East Wheeling
drug store. who is sick OF typhoid fever at
the City Hospital, israpidly recovering.
Thos. Greer. once the proprietor Of
restaurant in this city, now manager OF q
Parkersburg hotel, is visiting friends In
the city.
ST. CHARLEs-B. NJ Barke, Grafton;
Miss Mary Huber, E. r. Serpin and Z. @.
Bower. Sistersville, and Charles Hinter,
Williamstown.
Laurence Hardgraves, of Kansas City,
is the guest of relatives on the Island. He
is stopping off here on his way home from
the Worlds Fair
BEuLER-E. A. Wood, Moundsville; G.
J. Grimm, Warrington; J. B. Hamilton,
Hundred; NJ Greenwald, Wellsburg, and
VIM. Sheridan, Sistersville.
Chas. Briese, Chas. Scheneon and Geo.
Tape. South Siders, went TO Moundsyille,
Yesterday, by carriage, where they spent
a pleasant day among friends.
Miss Mary Floto, charming young lady
of Steubenville, who was guest of South
Side friends, has been called to his home
by her mothers severy illness.
Edward Steineecker, Of the South Side,
who was so sew erelo hurt while playing
oall on the Westwood grounds not long
AGO. is now able 10 walk about.
Mrs. Valriah Sheridan, Of Iowa. who is
visiting Mrs, John ROemer. OF the South
Side ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Roemer, will
leave today for visit 70 New Athens. ..
Fireman Fox, OF the VigilAnt engine
house. was married yesterday 10 Pitts
burg 10 Miss Harding of the South Side.
The happy couple win go TO housekeeping
in the North End.
WISpsoR:-Geo. Lacy, Henry Fisher,
and L. II. BOYER, Sis.ersville; the Misses
fanny, Harriet and Emma Rucn, New
Mar;iasvilIe, and c. II. Duncan and ]. K
Carpenter. Cameron
Mrs. VIM. Garner and son, Waitman, OF
Kingwood, visiting ). H. and G.. H Rode
HEAVIER several days during the Fair, re-
turned home yesterday. This was their
first visit TO Wheeling, and they carry
away lively impression Of the States
metropolis 4
department OF tbs Y. NJ c. a, is home
from attending the summer school at Lake
Geneva, Mich B-morrow the Professor
will open his gyr lasium class for the sea-
son. A successful winters work in that
line is assurredy
Roman Dobief, ex-president Of the Ohio
Waller Trades &nd Labor Assembly, came
In from Clevelahd Saturday. to spend few
DAYS with his family in the North Ind. Mr..
Dobler il immigrant inspector ct fhat