Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.
DAILY ChrOnIcle OF ths Movement o
Individuals

| D~4J OaIouAclo OF tao ~-o1c'--ous -
/ Individuals
The excursion 70 the Worlds Fair, over
| the Panhandle yesterday morning, took
about sixty people TO the White City. II
was daylight trip, the train arriving IN
| Chicago about nine O'Clock in the evening.
| Among those who departed were A. j.
Goodhue and wife. of Darlington, o.; Phil
| Hornbrook and Fred Hornbrook, Of
| Moundsville; A. S. Montieth, Of Sisters
vile: G. W. Mccormick and wife, j. h.
/ Howard and son, H. A. Worthington,
Mason Scott, Miss Belle Scott, the Misses
| Klfivcs, Mrs. Stevenson, Joseph Emsheim-
| err and daughters. Mrs II. NJ. Park aud
son, Mrs. Chas. Lafferty and daughter,
John Clarke, Mason Walker and others.
G. A. Reeve, Of Chicago. is here.
Will Day left yesterday for Chicago.
III. Huns, of BuckhannOn, is Mcclure
guest.
George Black, of Amos, is Stsmm
guest.
T. johnson, of Pittsburg, is at the St
| Charles
Harry Koch, of East Liverpool, o., is at
the Behler.
]. Morgan is at the Mcclure. He lives
at Grafton.
Mrs. Chas. Miller, of South Jacob street,
is very SICK.
d. Iseman, Of washington, Pa, Ia visit
ing Wheeling.
G. w. Fish, Of Buclfhanuon, is registered
at the Stamm.
JIM. Croker. of Warrington, is regis
tered at the Behler.
fv-Nu WaChfnwfnn
Pa, is Behler guest.
Miss Ella Fritz, of Freedom, Pa, is Wis
iting on the South Side.
w. H. Brown. of the Cleveland Stone
| Com pany, is at the Windsor.
DR.. u w. Mccoy aud wife, Of the South
Side. are visiting the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. August Marshner. of South Jacob
street, is home from the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. WIN. Humes, OF Forty-third street
who has been vefy sick, is slowly recover
ing,
Miss Annie Tucker, Of South Chspline
street, Is homo from a visit to Gloyer's
Gap.
Mr.. George Nicklino, of Piqua, O., is
visiting Mrs. VIM. McElroy, OF south Eo1
street.
HI. Loos and daughters, Misses Birdie
and Tillie, have returned from the Worlds
Fair.
Supt. Varney, of the water works, aud
wife are home from seeing the Columbian
| Exposition.
DR.. Ulrich and daughter, Of North
| Wheeling, got home yesterday from the
| Worlds Fair.
ST. CHARLES: B. Burk, Grafton; ]. M.
Rice, w. L. Flemming, Warrington; ID.
| w. Parker, Sistersville.
Chas. Menkemeller. the South Side
druggist, and wife, will be home this even
ing from the Worlds Fair.
Col. John T. McGraw and Hon. John A.
Hutchinson wore among the prominent
/ lawyers in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Cunningham, OF the
| Islano, who have been visiting friends OF
Woodsfiald, Ohio, have returned home.
Andrew flores, OF Zlmmer's South Side
bakery. and VIM Stallman, an East End
baker, are home from the Worlds Fair.
DIR. Stathers aud Cecil Robinson, of the
| South Side, got home yesterday from a
successful tshing excursion 10 Fishing
creek.
Mr.. H. B. McKeown. formerly Of j. T,
Quinn & Co., of Chicago Tea Company. re-
turned yesterday from business trip TO
| Columbus.
STAMM: Mrs B. NJ. Richards and wife,
| Clarksburg; John w. Stout Parkersburg;
Carrie Cockayne, Moundsville. and E. w.
Arnett, Fairmont
BEHLRR-J. N. Mehen, Parkersburg; @.
| G. Riney Sistersville; W. @. Scrogin,
Parkersburg: L. w. Wright, Sistersville,
and H. f. Miller, Parkersburg.
Miss Minnie Chambers, OF West Alexan-
der, Pa. left over the B. g. o. this after.
noon for Chicago TO attend the Fair and
visit. She expects TO be gone several
| months.
WINDsoR-John McGraw, Grafton; Miss
Clara Baker, Moundsvlle; r. L. Loundes,
| Clarksburg; John B. Hastings, Parkers-
burg; H. l.. Scafford, Morgantown; K. b.
Beesed, Sistersville, and VIM. Edwards,
Warrington.
w. b. McGary, Prosecuting Attorney OF
Lewis counly, accompanied by his sister,
Miss Sallie, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. g. Reister, on South Chapline
street, who will accompany them 10 Chi
| cago next week 10 do the big fair.