Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-09
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Individuals.


Samuel McGreen, of Pittsburg, is here.
Chester L. Wise, of Washington, Pa, IS
in the city.
A. Henderson, Of st. Clairsville, is
guest in the city.
Mrs. Henry Hildebrand, OF South Eon
street, is very sick.
Mrs. Harry Harper, of South Chapline
street, is lying critically Ill.
Mrs. Felix Westwood, OF South McCoi-
loch street, is dangerously Ill.
=, s@lfiifg @iYfg :.a1ss carrie Naylor OF Virginia
Miss Annie Green, of Martins Ferry, is
visiting Miss Della Riley, Of South Chap
line street.
Mrs. Patrick Manley, well-known old
lady of Caldwell's run, died last evening.
Old age caused her death.
Chas. Smith, of the Island, returned yes
terday from weeks trip through the
southern part of the State.
Mrs. John Foster, nee Kathleen Ackeson,
Of Los Angeles, Gala, IS the guest Of her
mother, on North Main street
Mrs. Fred H. Green, of Ravenswood, w.
Va, is spending Fair week with her
cousin, Mrs. Jas. A. Smith, otthe Island
Christian Vieweg, Jr., wife and son,
George, leave this afternoon, via the b. Il
o., for Chicago to take in the Worlds
Fair
Misses Alice and Bertha Meyer, of
Steuoenville, who have been visiting Miss
Kate Ashley. of North Main street, return
ed nome yesterday.
Charles Beard, driver of city transfer
wagon, fell from his vehicle in front of the
ST. Charles Hotel yesterday and was bad
ly injured about the head.
MCLURE.-C. J. Beehe, Fairmont; t. T.
Perkins, st. Marys; L. L. Davis, Wells
burg; A j. Patton, ,Mouongah; J. r. Jacobs
ana wife, Wellsourg; A. j. Brown and
wife, Grafton, and Jos. Jones, Grafton.
Ed. Ellis, travelling salesman for Hoehly,
Ellis, Herbert & Co., while At the Worlds
Fair purchased an alligator hide, and had
Mr. Gruber make him = very handsome
and serviceable pair Of shoes out Of part
of it.
WINDsoR.-W. D. Boyle, Sistersville;
James Quigley, Grafton; VIM. James,
Sistersville; Misses +. H. Brumbach and
Cora Ridgley, F'sirmont; c. w. Mathews,
MoundsYille; James Storey and wife, New
MartinsviIle; G. e.. Davis, New Cumber-
land, aud G. G. WiggingtOn, Fairmont.
Miss Ruby Kreiter, daughter OF Coun-
Gilman Kreiter of Twenty-seventh and
Market streets, celebrated her tenth birth
day last evening in very pleasant way.
A large number Of the young lady's friends
were there, where they were entertained
by good music, social intercourse and de-
llcious refreshments.
STAMM.-C. II. Carpenter. Cameron; j.
Is. Watten and d. DAILY, Sistersville; ID.
Hayden. Point Pleasant; A. ID. Roothy,
Sistersville; ]. L. Bradley, Fairmont; G.
w. Frostester, Collins; DR.. J. G.. Rich
ardson, Moundsvilie; G. G. Wheeler. Fair-
mont; Jno ID. Dogg, Sistersville; A. ID.
Prchard, Warrington, and (. Z. Wheel
ing, Sstersville
Sr. CHARLEs-N. Z. Brooks, Grafton;
Mrs ]. b. Hamilton, Hundred; Mrs Chss.
Boyer. Burton Mrs. j. b. White. HUDSON;
j. f. Chapman, New Martinsyille; w. o.
Chesser and Dan Thompson, Valley Grove;
George Brown, Clifton: j. II. Hill. Sisters
vile; w. L. Wilson. Huntington, and J. f.
Clarke and A. d. Bell, SistersviIle.
BEHLER-J. ID. Cry, Fsirmont; j. II.
Reese, ST. Mary's; w. Fl. Conaway, Fair
mont; {, NJ Ernest, Clarksburg; C.. E.
Painter, Sistersville; II. p. Brand, Man
nington; T. Zillken, Wellsburg; G. K.
Mccoy, Sistersville; Jackson Hughes,
Maunington; John Mullody, Weston;
Mary Kain, Clarington; NJ. j. Henderson,
Parkersburg; ", Z. Wazel, Slstersyille;
]. F. Clifford and wife, Parkersburg; d.
May, Falrmont; II. G. Meaie, Parkers-
burg: Perry Bowles, Amos; Jas. NJ. Horn,
Clarksburg; and K. Z. Randall, Grafton.