Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-09
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY chrsnicls OF the Movslnent Of
individuals.


individuals
VIM. Florence, Of the East End, Is In
Chicago.
Jas Haley and wife left yesterday for
the big Fair.
Geo. B. Caldwell is in Parkersburg on
legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cusack are visiting
friends at Burton.
Albert Meyer, Of Cincinnati, is guest of
South Side friends.
Miss Frances Stanton Is home from an
extended visit TO Hartford City, w. Va
Ex-Governor A B. Fleming paid the city
q flying visit yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Smith returned yes
terdsy from Atlantic City.
Mrs Jennis Younger, Of Baltimore, Is
the guest OF Mrs. Ziegentielder.
Miss Lo..ie Lennon, Of tho Island, Is
visiting friends in the country.
Richard McCabe left yesterday for
Chicago, 10 visit the Exposition.
Miss Euphia Hutchesou, Of woodsdsle,
left yesterday for the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. George Hervey, Of the Island is
lying critically at Mt. Lake Park. Md.
John Dornan, of the Riverside glass
works, Wells6urg, was in the city yester-
day.
Misses Jennie Bloomfield and Elsie
Campbell, have returned from AsDury
Park.
Miss Amelia Nyder has returned TO
Frostburg, Md, after visit with Island
friends.
Walter Marshall and Albert l.. Cox left
yesterday over the c., L. Is w. for the
Worlds Fair.
j. d. May and wife, Of South Water
street, left to-day 10 visit friends ut New
Matamoras, y.
DR.. Frank Sanders, Of Fairmont, who
has been in the city the past few days, left
for home yesterday.
DR.. L. ID. Wilson aud others, left over
the B. s. o. yesterday afternoon for Chica-
go and the Exposition.
VIM. Voelker, wife and daughter, OF
South York street. returned yesterday
from visit to Chicago.
Mr. Lawrence Woodward, of Alabama
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Margaret
Woodward, on the Island.
G. II. Carpenter and Ed Zoerner. pro N
inent young business men OF Cameron,
were in the city yesterday IL
Mrs. Sue Z. Wright aud daughter, Miss
Sophia, are down from Bethany, where
they have been summe ing.
Miss Mary Barrett, of the East End, is .
guest Of Mrs. A. t. Caster, formerly OF this
city, but now OF Kittanning, Pa.
SrAMM,-J. H. buds, Pittsburg: j. Arm
nett, Pittsburg; II. j. Kennedy, New
Brighton, Pa; j. Simpson, Pittsburg.
WINpsoR.-A. G. Hall, Charleston; A.
w. Yates, Parkersburg; Joshua Russell,
Sistersville; II. NJ. Beverlin, Pittsburg.
ST. CLARLEs-A. Meland. Warrington;
p. n. Burke. Grafton; ID. ID. Porter,
Washington, Pa; j. a. Gering, Sisters
vile.
Misses LAURA Vogler, Clara Myers aud
Lizzie Hamm left yesterday for visit 10
the Worlds Fair, and friends near Chi
cage.
P.J. Bartlesou, editor OF the Sharps-
| Vile, Pa. Advertiser, wife and daughter,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Smith,
of the Island.
Rev. Father O'Connor, OF Clarksburg
and Rev. Father Bauer, OF Parkersburg,
were in the city yesterday, visiting the
Catholic clergy.
Prof. w. S. Weeden, OF Pittsburg pass
ed through the city yesterday, on his way
TO Mt. Lake Park. 10 take charge OF the
music for the season.
Robert Shaw surprised his friends and
relatives In this city, by returning yester-
day from the west, where be has been
located for several years.
| McLURE.-J, NJ. Hsgan, Morgantown
NJ. Il. Tyler. Monongah; X. =. Thomson,
| Pittsburg; Geo. A. Dean, Minso, D.; III
M. Priest, Steubenville, y.
d. B. Lavey, the well-known sheet iror
heater at the Whitaker mill, left yester
day for Ellwood City, Pa, 10 visit james
Fletcher, formerly OF this city.
BEHLER.-J. NJ. Calvert, Warrington
A. T. Barrett, Parkersburg; G. b. Thomp
son. Sistersville; b. ID. Gorthrop, j. L,
Chenwitch, Rowlesburg, w. Va.
Misses Matte and Gene, and Master
Charlie Dittman. left over the b. 81 o
Yesterday afternoon, 10 visit friends for
month in Chicago, and TO visit the Exposi
tion.
Mr.. o. T. Rhodes and son, Alex, arrives
IN the city yesterday after three months
trip In France They were accompanies
from New York by Mr.. Rhodes, and hay,
taken rooms at the Stamm House.
Chas. Schmidt, OF Wheeling, who ha
lately returned from Chicago, Is visiting
his mother, east OF town. His little folk
STAYED at the home OF their uncle, Georg'
Becker, during his Fair visit Wdshingto'
Reporter.