Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-04

Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF
individuals.

DAILY Chronicle of the Movements OF
individuals.
DR.. J. w. Mccoy, of the South Side, is
indisposed.
j. W. Graves, of Cambridge, o., was
registered at the Stamm.
Alfred Bradley, agent for Alexander
Salvini, was at the Mcclure.
The Just Landed" theatrical company
are quartered at the Stamm.
James Wituers of Washington, d. G.,
was at the Stamm yesterday.
A.D. Jones, a well known roll turner, OF
South Wood street, is very sick.
DR.. W. McCoy's residence on the
South Side, is being neatly painted.
Edward Steele, Of South Wood street,
will leave in q few days for visit to Cnl-
cago.
VIM. Kettler and Henry Hackman,
South Siders, are visitors at the Worlds
Fair.
ST. CHARLES: D. A. McGillis, Sisters
vile; J. A. Gewey, w. Austin, Mounds
vile.
Fireman John Letzkus, of the Vigilant
is home from ten day trip visiting friends
at Wellsburg.
Chris Newhart. of the South Side, is
heme from Washington, Pa, where ne
visited his parents.
Wheelmen Oscar Smith and Harry
Gruber took a spin TO Steubenvllle yester-
day On their wheels.
Everett Oovey and wife, from Ohio,
were guests yesterday of Undertaken WIN.
II. Convey of the South Side.
Louis Armbrecht and wife Of South
Jacob street, will leave this week Tor re-
cuperatng trip to the country.
Miss Florence Atkinson has returned
from a visit with Charleston friends, ac-
companied by Miss Nellie Egan.
James S. Watson, of Fairmont, and Geo.
Ketsall, Of St. Mary's, were the west VIZ
ginians at the Windsor yesterday.
Joseph Shallbar, formerly of the cigar
firm of Muhn g. Braudfass, left this morn
ing for the East TO sell for Barker Bros,
New York.
VIM. Boreland, of Thirty-fourth street,
caught catfish weighing twenty-five
pounds on trout line, OF the South SIDE,
Saturday night.
Mr. James V. Reilly and family have re-
turned from an extended visit to White
Sulphur Springs and to the Hot Springs
of Bath county, Virginia.
David Sample and S. S. Block, gentle
men from Washington, Pa, were guests
Yesterday of T. S. Young, Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Melvin Humphrey, OF Pittsburg is visit
ing South Side friends Mrs. Humphrey
has been visiting here two weeks, and her
husband came to accompany her home.
w g. Armbrecht and wife, Of the South
Side. will leave this morning for the
Worlds Fair. Jerry Newman, register
ed pharmacist, has charge OF Mr.. Am
brechts drug store.
Engineer Jos. Ziegenfelder, Of the Allan
tic, left yesterday on ten days trip to see
the sights at the Columbian Exposition.
VIM. Boles, of the Eighth ward, will re-
main at the Atlantic during his absence.
John Robrecht, brick contractor, has a
big contract of paving street in Baltimore
at Chase's wharf Mr.. RObrecht is doing
the work for the B. g. o. company and
and will take about four weeks to COM
plete it.
Clerk joseph thinner of the Stamm is
ouite an artist in the line Of penmanship,
He has to-day's register headed an eagle
and shield with the words worlds Fair
on either side and character and the date
below, all decorated in red, white and blue.
BEHLER-Jackson Hays, Warrington; g.
A. SnOdgrass, Spencer; Il. w. Brown,
John Hamilton. Adam Hamilton, J. f.
Wetzel. Ravenswood; Charles Mckay,
Willow Grove; w. Averel, Maiden; o. j.
Broudwertz. Samuel Keller, H. NJ. Girls
well, V. j. Nenno, Sistersville; NJ. Fahey,
Litteton.