Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

J. II. Giendenning is Vlsltor at the
Windsor, from Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Fuller, Of Kent,
o., are visiting friends here.
Frank Follls is down from Pittsburg,
listing South Side friends
John G. Miller is dangerously Ill, at his
home on South Chapline street.
HID. Smith and l. w. Chapman, from
Cumberland, Md, are at the Mcclure.
Michael Stegman and wife, of South
Jacob street, are visiting in Sherrard.
Mrs. VIM. O,Neal, of Martins Ferry, is
seriously i'll at the Wheeling Hospital.
VIM. Eigendrod, Of the South Side, is
visiting friends at Mountain Yoke Park.
Louis Knabe and Charles Allen, popular
letter carriers, left yesterday for Chicago.
Thos. Owens, of South Jacob street, who
has been on a visit TO Toledo, o., is nome.
Thomas Howley and John Howley, Of
Allegheny, are visiting friends IN the city.
T. w. Hanshaw, w. H. Willhide and 5.
E. Haisig, from Grafton, are Mcclure
guests.
William Martin and wife, of Leisure
vile, w. Va, are visiting South SIDE
friends.
Deputy U. S. Marshal B. L. Priddie, of
Huntington, is here to take in the big cell
ebration.
Jas. Fulton and wife, of South Jacob
street, have gone TO New Matamoras, o.,
Cd visit.
Jno and Eddie Hasenour are home
from visit TO Toledo, .. They live on
the South Side.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Reister, and little
daughter, of Toledo, are visiting relatives
on the South Side.
Prof F.. H. Crago is back from Buck
harmon, where he conducted very SUCCESS
ful teachers institute
The Misses Salie O'Connor and Annie
O'Hare, of South Wood street, are nome
from visit to Pittsburg.
Edward Haynes and family, of the
South Side will leave tomorrow 10 WISH
friends at Kingsman, Ohio
John p. Campbell and wife, of South
Market street, have returned from orleI
visit to Sandusky and Akron.
John G.. Miller, of South Chaphne street,
is very i'll He has had two hemorhages,
and IS in dangerous condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Reister and daugh-
ter Marie, of Toledo, are guests OF Mrs.
W liz L uEhOAg 0LA kLAS A'SNNN NANA~-
Misses Mamie and Rosie Mehler, OF
Washington, d. c., are the guests OF Mrs
w H. Paul, Of Centre Wheeling.
Edward Peck, a well-known employe Of
the Wheeling Pottery Company, mas IeIt
the city for Colorado for his health.
Miss Tillie Beekendorf, a charming
Young lady of South Jacob street, has gone
20 Steubenville for weeks visit.
John Leggett, accompanied by his wife
and child, from Navarro o., is visiting his
father on North Main street, VINO is sick.
Prof. J. NJ. Mullen returned to the city
Yesterday after a visit Of two months
throughout the West, including the Big
Fair.
A. w. Logan, an employee of Greer &
Lang, is at his home, No. % Vermont
street, suffering from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Mr.. John w. Ensign, a Huntington
wheelman, arrived in town yesterday al
ternoon, and will enter the bicycle road
race to-day.
Ed. Miller, of Factory "H," United
States Glass Company, left Sunday Tor
Chicago, TO take in the sights at the
Worlds Fair
Prof. John A. Myers, Of Morgantown,
was in the city yesterday, on his way TO
Huntington, to attend the meeting OF the
State Educational Association.
Among the out of town wheelmen here
10 enter the road race are +. l.. Evans,
Edward Nelly and L. b. Hornach, OF Par
kersburg, who are quartered at the Nc
Lure.
BEHIER.-Thos. Dougherty, Mont
gomery; +. Swethand, SiStersville; u.
II. Smith, MorgantoWn; and q. n.
Mooney and wife, Sistersville.
BEHLER-Wm. Brown, Sistersville; o.
NJ. Koen, Warrington; j. h. Skull, Hun
dred; e. K. Nepp and wife, Warrington;
Z. II. YOst, Amos; \. l., Hetfner, Fair
mont and o. L. Sargent, Grafton.
Master Will Shell and sister, Miss Min
ME, of Mardet Square, have gone to Raw
enswood TO attend reception given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayer on the eighteenth
birthday of their daughter, Miss Inez
Prof. John Mullen arrived in the city
Yesterday after an absence OF about three
months In the north west, and was busy all
dav shaking hands with friends. Prof.
Mullen will remain few days after the
Fourth.
STAMM-H. w. Johnson, Warrington; j.
n. McClary and wife, Sistersvllle; b. j.
Scott, Grafton; E. Rowan, j. McCloy and
G. Room, Sistersville; Q. G. Wheeler, Fair
mont: Z. NJ. Dawson, Morgantown, and b.
j. Moore Proctor.
DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Bartlett, State Sen
ator J. 3. Henderson aud wife, G. w.
Bartlett H. c. Bartlett, II. G. Henderson,
Geo. Henderson, Miss Fawn Mcintosh,
Miss Bessie Henderson, and d. NJ. Ham
mot, all of Wood county, stopped at the
Windsor yesterday, on their way TO
the World STAIR.