Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-10
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Individuals.


Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.
Lee Coen, Of the Island, is very sick.
Ex.Mayor c. w. Seabright is in Chicago.
f. w. Grear, of Barnesville, is a guest
at the Stamm.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Emsheimer left for
Chicago Saturday.
John Dixon, Of South EofR stree, is
visiting friends in Moundsville.
VIM. Watt, of Forty-third street, will
leave to-day for the Worlds Fair.
Miss Minnie Gross, OF South Chapline
street, will go next week TO Europe.
Newton P. Crawford, of the South Side,
is home from a visit to OHIO friends.
Mrs. Hamilton Burtt, of South Eof
street, is home from a visit to PiLtsourg.
Joseph H. Hulse, a genial old gentleman
Of Philadelphia, is a guest at the Behler.
H. h. Thompson, County Clerk Of Wet
eel county, is registered at the ST. Charles.
Thomas Ratclifre, Of South Jacob street,
got home last night from a visit TO Cincin-
natl.
Miss Lorena Elliot left yesterday over
the 3. 81 o. for Chicago 70 attend the
Fair.
John Kerr. Of the South Side, who has
been visiting in Pittsourg, has returned
home.
Edward Stein, VIM. Klieves and Frank
Lowry, South Siders, will cave to-day Tor
Chicago.
John Kemple, of Twenty-fourth and
Market streets, will 60 to the country TO-
dsy for a hunt.
Mrs. Radcliffe, Of South Chapline street,
and son Count left yesterday Tor the
Worlds Fair.
Hon. n. A. Cracraft, OF the Auditors
office at Charleston, IS in the city en- route
for Pennsylvania. q
Henry Remeke, clerk in Behren's branch
store on the South Side, is of work with a
badly poisoned leg.
CD. Mcdonald and wife, Of Newark,
o., are guests OF Jno. 2. Campbell, OF
South Market street.
John Chatham. Wash. Gerry and Jos.
Ennis, Of the South Side, have gone to
Reseby's Rock for a hunt.
Alexander Be0out, OF South Chspllne
street. is home from a weeks hunt TO cam
eron. He got 25 squirrels.
Miss Lizzie Bonenberger, Of South
Chapline street, will leave next THURSDAY
| for a visit TO Canal Dover, o.
Thos. Hopkins and Ed @ard Carr, the
well-known B. & o. engineers, will leave
Thursday for the Worlds Fair.
Edgar Thomas, the former manager OF
the He.No Tea Company in this city, ar
rived last evening for a few days stay.
Richard Fisher, Of South Jacob street,
left Yesterday for a trip 10 Chattanooga,
/ Tenn. where be will brake on 3 railroad.
WIN. Kline, Edward Br0wL and Micnael
Tucker. members OF the Duquesne Fish
ing Club, will leave to-day for the Worlds
Fair.
MI. Sherman Mason, formerly with the
| Atlantic Tea Co, Of this city. has gone TO
Cumberland, Md, as manager OF TIE com
pany's store there.
w. r. Dowlar, Of Riverside, Col, who
has been a guest OF bis brother, J. y. Dow
lar. Of South Jacob street, left yesterday
over the w. Sc L. L. en- route 70 his home.
John Kennedy aud Edward Conway,
Warrington; p. NJ. Burke, Grafton; n.
P%ritchard, Mannington; and Wa. Nc.
Clinton aud wife, Mann ington, are west
Virginiaas registered ~ the ST. Charles
Hotel
Mir. John Duffy, a popular third division
B. & o. conductor from Grafton, accom-
panied by his two bright boys, Masters
Charles and Thomas Vincent was the
guest Of Mrs. Smouse, Of Fifteenth street,
STIyM-A ]. Yoke. Grafton; Ira Kim
mel. Bethany; James 3. Fox, Pennington;
! z. j. Thomas, Warrington: J. H. Spencer,
I BeIleville; :. Cinoore, Proctor; William
A. Cracraft, Charleston; j. L. Cramer,
ParkersOurg.
WISpsoR--L. G.. Trace and wife,
| Charleston; J. y. Hazlett and VIM. Ken
| nedy. SistersyiIle, and Wm. Jones, Graf
I tor: Everett Smith and Jno. Griesinger,
New Cumberland; N. L, Wells, Vim.
Jones. Warrington.
BEHLKR-John z. Thomas, Proctor; E
F. Phillips, New Martinsburg; E L. Rob
inson. and Mrs. Rosa Bessett. Littleton;
John Cunningham, New Cumberland: w.
/ w Evanns, Sistersville: h II. Hartman
and II. W. Smith, Middlebourne; g. b.
| Cobb and w. B. Cobb and wife, Sisters
vile; ". T. Ankroms Wick.