Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
Individuals
IN

Individuals
Dan M. Heymsnn is in Charleston on
business.
HIM. Davis, of Cleveland, is a guest at
the Windsor.
H. Rauch. of Parkersburg, is registered
at the Mcclure.
Ed. Devil has returned from Visit 10
the Worlds Fair.
George Atkinson leaves to-day for chi
cago TO attend the fair.
Henry Reuter-, OF Baltimore, is In the
city visiting the druggists.
Alex Sweeney, Of SteubeAville, was at
the Stamm Hotel yesterday.
Hal Spiedel and Harry Simpson have re-
turned from the White City
G. Wesley Atkinson, Esq, left yester-
day for WeAsburg on business.
Jas. French, Of North Wheeling, is home
from visit to the Worlds Fair.
James B. Streator, of Washington, Pa,
is registered at the Mcclure Hotel.
Misses Kate Coleman and May Mitsch
are guests OF relatives in Allegheny.
OH. Dorsey, of the Logan Drug Com
pany, is in Cleveland taking in the races
Miss Sallie Nolend has accepted posi-
ton In j. H Citizens music store on Main
street.
Albert Lowther. of Steubenville, has re-
turned nome after a visit with East End
friends.
w. C. Garden, employed by the Logan
Drug Company, is home from visit 10
POwhatan.
DR.. Ridgeway and wife returned home
yesterday from a visit to the central part
of the State.
NJ. and Mrs. Schaub and son, Charles,
cad Eugene Stahl, left Monday for the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Lizzie Heuniug and Miss Mary
Henning left yesterday for Clarlngton, o.,
to visit friends.
President THOMPSON, of the Ohio River
road, visited his mother out the National
road yesterday.
Frank Dinger and brother Alvie, re-
turned Tuesday from ten days solourn
atAtlantic City.
Mr.. L. ]. Wolvington and family, Of Nc
Keesport Pa, are the guests OF relatives
on Thirty-frst street.
Miss Mollie Murdoch, a charming young
lady of North Wheeling, is home from
visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Miss Emily Pollock lett yesterday for
Holly Beach, n j., where she will spend
the remainder Of the summer.
Stamm: P. o. Crosby, Harrisburg; G..
Billest and Robert Mccormick, Sisters
vile. and James Jones, Grafton.
ST CuARIEs-P. ]. Parks, Sistersville;
O. M. Bush and e. J. Curtis, Grafton, and
DR.. Deyore and H. S. Ran, Micdlebourne.
Misses Ella Blsyney and Grace McAllen
leave Friday for visit with friends az
Wheeling and other places.-Wdshfn0ton
Reporter.
MoLURE: John j. Walsh, Wellsburg;
Miss Lottie Gardner, Parkersburg; n. L..
Scafford, Morgantown, and James FAX
ton, Grafton.
L. w. Blayney and Aug. Mayer left yes
terday afternoon to spend few DAYS at
the camp of the Brunswick Fishing CLUB,
near Clariugton.
Dave Krauss and Jess hamburger, &C
companied by Mrs. E. Buchanan and son
Herbie. left yesterday afternoon for CHI
cago and Milwaukee, TO be gone for several
weeks. go.
George Hastings who has been visiting
his parents at Elberon, for several days, left
| for jackson, o., to-day. He is in the brok-
erage business at Wheeling.-Pdrkersbu
| Sentinel.
MIR. John King, travelling salesman a
number of years for Ruhl Koolegard
| Company Of Clarksoprg. Is visiting his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Fitzpatrick on FIT
| teenth street.
Behler: d. NJ. Harr and j. M. Henry,
Fairmont; j. n. Kelly, Parkersburg;
Chas. G.. Miller, Fairmont; D. Whiteheld,
Sistersville; w. J. Cook, Parkersburg; f.
Swaziland, Sistersville; ". p. Cowans'
Bethany, and Jas n. Beard, Wellsburg.
J.H. Maxou, associate manager Of the
Standard Sewing Machine Co., under s.
A. Newcome, manager Of Wheeling, w
| va. is in GAINESVILLE. Ohio, taking the
city by storm. Mr.. Maxon is to be con
graduated for the success attained in the
| city.
Henry Nau, Of the East End, has return
ed from Chicago, where he held position
| In the Libby Glass factory, under Manager
| Mike Owens, formerly Of this city. Mr.
Nau could not stand the hot weather. A
number of Wheeling boys are employed al
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