Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-19

viii be home to-day from the Worlds
Fair.
Chas. Driehorst, Of the South Side, who
has been very sick. is again able to go to
work.
Miss Laura Caldwell leaves tomorrow
for Beaver, Pa, where she will visit
friends.
Dr.. W. Meyers, of the South Side. has
opened an Office on Jacob street below For
tyThird.
Colonel Patrick Frey. of the South Side,
has gone to Ashland, KY, 10 work in an
iron mill.
BRUNswIcK-Mr, Gibbons and sister.
and Mr.. Johnson, Parkersburg; Ed. L.
Jones, Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Blackburn, of Anthony, Kas.,
who has been visiting South Side friends,
returned to her home yesterday.
Miss Ella Humes, of Moundsville, who is
visiting JOS. Humes, Of South Jacob street,
has bad attack Of scarlet fever.
Johu Miller Ind Hugh Cleary and son,
David, will leave to-day to visit the
Worlds Fair. They are South Siders.
Mrs. F. r. Hall, G. H. Hail and Mr..
Howard Johnston left yesterday for the
Worlds Fair to be gone three weeks.
Frank Ritter and family have returned
from Parkersburg, where they have been
for several days visiting Mr.. John Dan
hart.
S. g. Nsylor and wife left yesterday
afternoon for Mt. Pleasant Iowa. Mr..
Naylor and wife go to visit Mrs. NaYlor's
sister.
o. w. Bammerlin arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon on his wheel from
Massillon, o., in nine hours. Road distance
about ninety miles.
Mrs. G. H. Rodehaver who has been ~
ing seriously i'll at her home on Market
street, was removed last Saturday to the
North Wheeling Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. George w. Atkinson is at Mountain
Lake Park, and improving in health rap
idly. The invigorBting mountain atmos-
phere Of that resort apparently agrees
with her ailments.
Mrs. E. B. RYAN has returned from
Mountain Lake Park, after spending the
heated term with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Conner.
VIM. Wineberg, of West Wheeling, is
home from Marietta, where he was on a
got ninty.nine squirrels.
Jas. Bonum, of Woodsfeld, O., was in
the city yesterday buying in a supply for
stand be will have at the Beallsvllle, o.,
fair, which begins tomorrow.
Lottie, the accomplished daughter of
Master Mechanic Charles Hirst, Of Nc
Mechen, was the guest of her young
friends, Nell and Anna Smouse, Of FIT
teen street, last week.
Jacob Ritz, of Forty-ffth and Eoff
streets, underwent very delicate surgical
operation last Saturday evening. He is
now doing well. Drs. Ford and Hupr
performed the operation.
WINDSOR: Charles NJ. Chalfant, Cottage.
vile; G.. II. Henderson,, Parkersburg; p.
]. Barber, Bethany; E. B. Player, Park
ersburg; Mrs. NJ and Ada M. Burt, Man.
nington, and N. G. Smith, Monongah,
Judge Jackson. Clerk Deliker and Clerk
Moore, of the United States Court, will be
here Friday evening, and District Attor
ney Watts is now here. District Court
will open at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing.
Miss Lizzie Nolte, of South Eoff street,
has a bad attack Of diphtheria. Her
mother, Mrs. Louis Nolte, is improving
| from q bad attack of the disease. A short
time ago a child of Mr.. Nolte died Of diph.
iberia.
Carl Burgis, of Germany, who visited
the Worlds Fair, and who has since been
calling on his uncle, H. F. Behrens, Of the
South Side, will start for his home to-day
He will sail by the steamer Columbia fol
Hamburg.
Nile Ford. son of DR.. Ford Of the South
| Side, left yesterday to attend the Della
ware (O.) University. DR.. Clyde Ford,
the Doctors Oldest son. will leave to-day
to spend his graduating year in medical
school Of New York City.
BEHLER-T. V. Herrick. Geo. E. Work.
| William Forsythe, and W. E. Strlckers,
| Sistersville; K. V. Corbin, Waverly; n. g.
| White, St. Adams; e. G. Cecille, Parkers.
burg, and H. w. Blankinsop, A. G. Dodd
and F. B. McNear, wheelmen, Wellsburg.
The following people were stopping al
the Stamm: G. h. Burns, West Middle
| bourne: Thomas Wirn, Miss Speiva, Fair
vile; Rev. +. Rumble, Moundsville; j. V
Armstrong, Ravenswood; S. G. Moore
C.. r. Moore, Proctor; Mrs. d. 7. Thistle
]. p. Sweeney, w. w. Rulings and wife
Nj. B. Lithgow and wife, j. A. Bell, Sis
| tersville.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie railway
| had another large excursion to the Worlds
Fair yesterday numbering some fifty OF
more people. Among them were Col b. B
Bowie and wife, j. B. Montgomery and
wife. ]. c. Orr, Mrs Frasher and daugh
ter. j. r. Kendall, Russell Wells and 9
party Of eight or ten from Sistersville and
Ben's Run.