Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.
Jas. McCook, Of Sistersville, is in the
city.
il. Bourley is in the city from Mounds
Vile
John r. Days, from Sistersville, is a
Boiler guest.
Harry Willard, from Cameron, was in
the city yesterday.
D. D. johnson, from Long Reach, w.
Va, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Eleazer Williams, of Chicago, is
guest of his brother on the South Side.
Miss Halle Lauck, from Wells6urg, w.
Va, visited friends in the city yefterday.
Stephen Poe, of the Grafton Leader, was
down yesterday TO take in the fire works
Capt. Ed Watson, of Fairmont, was
among the many prominent arrivals In
town yesterday.
II. Arnold and wife and Miss Alice
Boggs, from Belleville, o., are guests Of
friends on the Island.
Ray Liggett, a pleasing young gentleman
from West MIddletOwn, Pa, was visitor
yesterday among friends in the city.
Jacob Weyrich and daughter, of Mariet-
ia. o., were in town yesterday, spending
the Fourth with Louis Weyrich, on South
Wood street.
Jos. Bachman, Of Toledo, and Chas. Nc
Cormick, of Tlfin, glass workers from the
respective cities, are visiting their former
homes on the South Side.
The Misses Mary and Lizzie Dietz and
Miss Hess, all of Pittsourg, accompanied
by Louisa Kress, are guests at Frank Al
burgers, on the South Side
Mrs. Frank Plankey and daughters,
Ella and Gertrude, of the South Side, left
for Columbus yesterday. Her son Frank
also left for visit at GAINESVILLE.
JOS Spiedel returned yesterday from
Audover, Mass, where he has been attend
ing school during the past year, preparing
to enter Yale College the coming fall.
Col. John Blankiusop, Of Wellsourg,
came down yesterday, and would have left
for Chicago had ne not heard OF the rail-
road accident He will 90 West to-day.
VIM. B. Barr. one OF the leading bust
ness men OF Clsysville, Pa, was at the
Behler Hotel yesterday. Mr.. Barr will
leave this morning for 8 Pittsburg pleasure
trip.
Editor Stephen W. Poe, Of the Grafton
Leader, came in to see the fireworks last
night. Steve regards his chances for Sc
curing the postoffice at Grafton as excel
| lent.
BEHLER-R L. Humes, Warrington; c..
| E. Lester, Fairmont; G. Thomas and wife,
! Bethany; J. r Stanley and sister, ST.
! Mary's; Henry RuORe and wife, Fairmont;
! ID. A. Simon, Warrington.
| McIURE.-S. w. Hall, Fairmont; Ed
ward and Mrs Z. Maxwell, Clarksburg;
! J. q. Ebert. ParKersburg; Jno. w. Eu-
sign. Huntington; Juo. Shielded, Wells
| burg, aud VIM. Jones, Parkersourg.
Madame Kate Roila arrived ia the city
YESTERDAY and is the guest of Der parents,
| Mr.. aud Mrs. George X. Wheat, on North
! Main street She will In all probability
remain in the city until September.
Jos. Bell, OF the Jos. Bell Stove and
Range Company, is back to the city, after
being absent over a month at the new plant
| OF the company at Duucie Ind. This plant
is going in full and giving elegant satisfec-
! ton.
WNpsoR.-Wm. S. Sims, Clarington
Jno. a. Mcintosh, RaveuswoOd; ii. ID.
| Smith ard J. W. Chapman, New Cumber-
| land: Mrs. y Jones. Moundsville; W. A.
| GIendenning, Huntington; ). l.. Brock,
| Monongah, j. D. Ham, Sistersvilie.
STAMN.-H. G.. Crlslip and w. F. Hell,
| Phnippi: ". WoodOara and wife,
! Nocndsvilie; c. + COrrigan, Morgan
: town. Eugene Baker and j. f. Eugle,
/ Charleston; o. :. Osborn. Clarksburg;
/ ". r. Stamford, Morgautown, and w. r.
/ Dunleyy, Cameron