Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-13

street, will leave to-day for visit to To
ronto.
Thomas c. Riley. of New Matamoras,
O., is business visitor, stopping at the
Stamm.
Miss Cecilia Henry, of Washington, Pa,
is visiting her sister. Miss Isabel Henry,
OF the island.
c, M. Coen and wife of the Island, will
leave to-day for ten days visit 10 the
Worlds Fair.
Edward Steele, Of South Wood street,
will leave to-day for visit TO the Colum-
bisn Exposition.
Jas. Henratta, Of the Henratta House.
Moundsvllle. was q guest Of South Side
friends yesterday.
ST. Charles: Miss Lizzie Powers, W. j.
Werno and ]. A. Wallace, Sistersville; A.
]. Spencer, Selden.
James Maxwell and Charles Boyd will
leave Friday for the Worlds Fair to re-
main about ten days.
Miss Sadie Robinson, OF Montgomery,
Alabama, is visiting Miss Nellie Lang, OF
No. 1925 Wood street
Mrs. n. w. wickham, Of South Jacob
street. who has been visiting in Parkers'
burg. has returned TO her home
Julius Briese, George Tsppe"Governor"
Schultze and John Dixon, South Side
sports, have gone 10 Potomac Fair
Miss Mamie Jones, q charming young
lady Of North Wheeling, has gone Tor
ten days visit TO the Worlds Fair.
NJ. d. Chute returned yesterday from
the Worlds Fair, bringing with him fine
collection of soap from the German viii
lage.
Mrs E. r. Hitchcock and daughter, and
mother, Mrs. Grace Morris, returned
home yesterday from five weeks visit TO
Chicago.
Miss Bridget Mularkey and Miss Lizzie
Charnock, two Of the popular yonng ladies'
at the Bon-Ton, are taking in the sights NJ
the Worlds Fair.
Miss Jessie Cross, Of Parkersburg, who
has been a guest OF Miss Laura Brunette,
Of Twenty-ffth street. has returned'h home
after pleasant visit.
BEHLER: M. NJ. Mccoy and wife, Miss
Clara Wilson and Miss Julia Graham, Sis
tersville; James Wilson, Grafton, ana +.
w. Broden, Sistersville.
Josh Buckley leaves today for Detroit
W tuC Va hhO ~
Andrews Brotherhood. From there Mr..
Buckley will 90 to Chicago.
Miss Lizzie Kuglen, of Seventh street,
returned last week from a visit OF seven
weeks with friends in Chicago, and visit
to the big Columbian Exposition.
Mrs Blanche Gray and son from the In
terror Of the State, have returned home
after visiting their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Shorts, of South Chapline street
Jas. and George Haythorne. OF Monroe
county, o., are guests Of Mrs. w. Hobary,
of the South Side To-day those gentlemen
will continue their visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Miss NAMES Bockes. a pleasing young
lady of Marietta who has been visiting IN
North Wheeling, will continue her visit by
going to-day TO visit relatives In Caldwell,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Anton Reymann and their
children, Miss Nettie and Lawrence, left
over the B. a. o. yesterday morning for
New York, whence they will sail for Ger
many. They were accompanied TO New
York by Mr.. Paul and Miss Annie Rey'
mann.
STANM.-S. N. Doyle, Moundsville; S.
H. Atha and sister, Manniugton; j. L. Il.
Hundley, Bethany; Mrs w. A. Oliver,
Mrs. J. c. Fouler, Miss Virgins, Miss
Douglas, Wellsburg; w. K. Mcbride, F..
D. Mccoy, Sistersville; Alice Moore, Mrs.
NJ. Moore, Sue Moore, Proctor.
DR.. Chas. A. Wingerter and Ferd j.
Wipgerter returned yesterday from the
Catholic Congress and the Worlds Fair.
DR.. Wingerter's address upon Charity
received favorable notice from the Chicago
papers. and DR.. Wingerter was highly
complimented by many OF the leading
delegates in attendance at the Congress.