Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17

to visit the Fair. Mr.. Hughes was accom-
panied by his wife.
Mrs. A.C. Egerter and daughters, Misses
Alice and Nellie, and niece, Miss Flora
ZiUk, all OF this city, are the guests OF
friends in Michigan.
o. G. Dewey, the well known citizen Of
Echo Point, is i'll Of fever. His son Chaun-
cey, of Colorado, has been called TO the
bedside of his father.
Henry Seamon left over the B. & o. yes
| terday for Chicago. He will remain IN the
Windy City TWO weeks and then spend q
fortnight in St. Louis.
Miss Louisa Tofaute and VIM. Wrinkle,
from Monroe county, this State, left for
the Worlds Fair yesterday, after a short
visit TO South Side friends.
It is reorted that Conductor NJ. A. Bran
non, of the B. 81 o., will shortly marry a
Benwood lady, and take a two months
"trip as far West as Colorado.
Misses Annie Koch and Nettie Harfre,
popular young ladies Of North Wheeling,
got home yesterday from a delightful ten
days' trip to the Worlds Fair.
VIM. 0. Menkel, Of williamsburg, o.,
who has been in the city for several days,
the guest Of South Side friends, continued
his trip yesterday to the Worlds Fair.
Charles GLADDEN., a railroader, Of Nor
folk, Va, Is a guest of friends on North
Market street. II is said be will wed q
! popular young lady Of North Wheeling
soon.
WINDSOR: c. B. Gordon, Parkersburg;
| Frank Bentz, Warrington; John I. Brown,
ST. Marys; H. n. Wilson, Huntington, and
Jos. Forsythe and John Mcmahon, Sisters
Vile.
Mrs. Sebastian Vogt has returned home
from Grafton, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Emma Hutfner, for the
past month. Mrs. Emma Hunner accom-
| panied her home on a visit.
Among those who returned from Chica-
60, yesterday, vera Capt. b. b. Dovener
and wife, Major ]. w. Mitchell and wife,
Henry Am.ck, f. Schenk. wife and son,
Mrs. Thomas Little, and Mr.. Driehorst.
ST. CHARLEs.-Jacob A. Myers, Sisters
Vile; j. 1. B~roadwater. BuckhannoR; H.
Il. Blair. Sistersville; Gideon Brown,
! Appa; j. w. Mays, Sistersville; Mrs. Jane
Devy, Brockall, and G. H. Bumgarner,
Elizabeth.
r. j. Glenalviu left over the B. & o, yes
terday for Chicago. After seeing the
| sights at the Worlds Fair, he will con-
tinue TO the Pacific coast, and will engage
in a series Of ball games in Southern Cali
fornia. Glenalvin was second oaseman
for Wheeling's crack team while this city
was represented in the Tri-State League.
George Kleck, ]. r. Travis and others
returned from Chicago Sunday. They
were unable to secure accommodations IL
any one of the five sleepers attached 10 the
train. The day coaches were also filled,
and many Wheeling people were compelled
TO stand all night, one man not securing a
seat until nine o'clock in the morning,
Several Wheeling men took their turnsin
occupying seats.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
had another good crowd yesterday after
noon for Chicago from Wheeling aud vicin'
ity. Among those going were Robert
Cooper, A. p. Douglas and wife, David
Goodhue and sister. Miss Maude, Ogden
Bracken and brother, George McCleary
and wife William Penney and son, Fred.
VanPelt, w. H. Hobbs, Miss Loecher and
friends, s. G. Walsh, Ed. w. Reid and j.
Z. Helms and wife and se%venty-four others.