Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF Tue hosohohs ".
individuals.
VIM. F. Fuller, of Pittsburg, is here.
n. e. Smith is in the city from Man
nington.
J.B. Duffy, from Washington, Pa, is
Behler guest.
L. James, from Charleston, is guest at
the Windsor.
VIM. Nj. Powell. from Middlebourne. w.
Va, is guest at the McLure
W.T. Rodgers and his new bride, from
Grafton, are at the Mcclure Hotel.
C. G. Fish. of the Windtor Hotel, sold
one of his valuable pug dogs yesterday.
Miss Eugenia Lloyd, from New York
City, is registered at the Mcclure Hotel.
EN-. Richards, the South Side pharma'
cist, is home from a visit to Parkersourg'
Henry Tape, awell known South Slider,
will leave for the Worlds Fair next week.
Thomas Killeen, of South McCulloch
street will leave for the Worlds FAR
soon.
DR.. Fl. B. Baguley and family left over
the Pan Handle for the Worlds Far yes
terday.
George w. Maser, clerk at Bloch Bros,
is visiting his uncle, b. e. Stoehr, OF MARI
eta, o.
Geo. V. Reilly and family left yesterday
over the c., L. Il w. railroad for the
Worlds Fair.
Geo. Medick, well known South Side
butcher will leave for the WORLDS Fur
next Sunday.
Archie T. Hupp and family of East
Wheeling, left Yesterday for a VISIT 10
Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. L. r. Smith aud daughter, OF New
Cumberland, are visiting Ms. W. u
Young, on the Island.
Thomas Harvey, salesman for o. c.
Genther, is home from successlu4 trlo
through Ohio and Indiana.
Harry Diehl and wife, OF South Main
street, will leave next Saturday evening
for New York and the East.
George Hobstetter and John Schroeder,
both OF the South Side, Will leave soon
for visit TO Proctor, w. Va.
VIII Henderson, who works in the La
Belle pottery, has gone to MS home at
Baltimore TO spend his vacation.
Rev. w. l. Hullihen and family, OF
Staunton, Va, are tue guests OF Mrs. A.
H. Campbell, on the Bethany pike.
Chief of Police McNichol left yesterday
afternoon for Parkersourg, to appear as a
witness before the U. 5. Grand jury.
Miss Phoebe Hopstetter and Miss Mary
Schafer, both of South Chapline street,
will leave next Saturday for visit TO
Marietta.
SrAMM.-H. o. Hiscock, Sistersville;
j. A. Dopler Proctor; w. A. Walton,
Cameron; G. S. Thompson and daughter,
Darlington
DIR. j. H. Pipes, of the South Side, was
home yesterday from brief visit TO Noun
tain Lake PARK. The Doctor is much I'M
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas left yester-
day for visit to the home f,Mrs. Thomas,
at Canton, .. Mr.. Thomas is manager OF
the Ne Hi Tea Company in this city.
BEHLER.-D. NJ. Wallace, Sistersville;
John Cunningham, New Cumberland; ID.
B. Taylor, Parkersburg; Jos. Forsyth,
Sistersville; @. S. Ankrom, st. Mary's.
Will Linderman and Jesse Parker, OF the
Hobbs Glass Works Co, have resigned
their positions TO work under II. h. Wad-
dell at the Elson glass works, Martins.
Ferry.
DR.. IT. o. Edwards, of this city, and
VIM. N. Forsyth, Of PittsOurg, made an
offer of s. coo for the Behler Hotel stand.
1t will be made known to-day il their offer
has been accepted.
The wife of Robert Shane, of South Eoh
street, was taken sick very suddenly yes
terday, A doctor was called and her case
was considered dangerous. Hemorrhags
caused the sickness.
August, George and Harry Fette, Wnf
Custer, AugustN and others, OF thf
South Side, will leave tomorrow by tint
steamer Liberty for Cresap's Grove. They
will be gone two weeks on fishing trip.
Miss Annie North, of West Liberty, &C
companied by Miss Cora Matthews, Of this
city, left Monday via Chicago for the West.
Miss North goes to Wisconsin and Miss
Matthews to Aledo, ILL.,, at which places
they will spend the summer.
John Blon and James Blon, of the Eighth
ward, returned last night after an absence
of two years in the West. John has been
at Denver and James in California. They
will remain but a short time, and will
again leave for the West, where they are
engaged in business.