Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.
ABOUT FIFTEEN HUNDRED wHEELINGITES
SEE TIE WORLDS FAIR.
The Seashors Presents Few Inducements as 3
Rival Acknowledgements Of Residents
and Visitors in the City.

The big Columbian Exposition at CHI
cago continues to be the MaccA for all
prIlgrlms from this city. As rival at
fractions the mountain and seaside re-
sorts are, in slang psrlance, mot In H. :
The seaside can be visited any year, out
The Fair can be seen but once, aud the
man who has . vacation Of but q few
weeks, usually takes this view OF the
matter.
1t is estimated upon figures furnished
at the different local passenger depots,,
that in round numbers, one thousand
FIVE hundred people fromWheeiing nave
taken in the sights at the Fair. Inns
number will certainly be doubled oeiore
the close Of the gates at the White Clty'
'sIu September" is the answer which
one invariably receives to the question
so often propounded now-a-days-
"When are you going to the FAIR" IL
looks at present like the advantage OF
cool weather may be Offset by the in
creased attendance during that month";
with the consequent scarcity OF accom-
modations at the Windy City.
Miss Todd Baird is. visiting at Clarks-
burg.
Miss Kari left yesterday for the
White City.
C. P. Wheat has returned from a
trip to Chicago.
Mrs. A, j. McGarrel returned yester-
day to Pittsburg.
Miss Ida Gill left yesterday afternoon
for the Worlds Fair.
Isadore Fulton is home from North
western business trip.
H.. Fran1heim left yesterday Tor
Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Albert Hooten, of the Mcclure House
Pharmacy, left for the Fair.
Prof. w. II. Anderson is home from
a two weeks stay in Chicago.
Geo. E. Kurner, of Kurner & Chew,
Is back from trip TO New York.
McLURE-C H. Nelson, Washington,
Pa; J, G. Jennings, Pittsburg, Pa.
Benz. ExeY, the Island druggist, left
last night for a short visit to Zoar, 0.
e. E. Schubert, the Market street
jeweler, will spend Sunday AZ Zoar, U.
Miss Anna Carnahan, OF the South
Side, is in Parkersburg visiting friends
Mr.. Marshall left over the Pan Han
die yesterday afternoon for Cairo, III.
F. D. Snyder, OF Stone & Thomas,
left yesterday to visit friends at Barnes
vile.
Clark Hamilton left yesterday for
Columbus TO visit friends for few
days.
Gus Liens and family Of the South
Side, are visiting friends at Roney's
Point.
bliss Laura Roberts, Of Kingwood, is
the guest of relatives GA South Chapline
street.
AL. L. Cox and R. w. Marshall leave
Tuesday for Chicago, to be gone two
weeks.
Mr.. Allan Brock and wife left yester-
day for Denver and other Western
points.
Aug. Cook left yesterday afternoon
for the South Side fishing camp down
the river.
Thomas Fox left yesterday to spend
Sunday at the Kingshshers camy down
the river.
Captain and Mrs. John Mcclure left
yesterday for Hardy County, to spend a
few weeks.
John Weisgerber was one Of yester-
days departure over the B. & o. for the
White City.
Miss Anna Moore has returned to
Mt. Pleasant, after visit with friends
10 this city.
John Manion and Fred Strasser re-
turned yesterday from the South Side
fishing camp.
Mrs. Carrie Liens Of the Eight ward,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wash
Potter OF Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Y. n. Nichols. OF the
Island, have returned from visit TO
Costsvills, Pa.
Mrs. Brown, OF Chicago, is visiting
her mother, Mrs NJ. Zeigenfelder, on
Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Weis Of the South
Side, are visiting Mrs. Elmer Sprowls
OF Gamble, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Carnahan, who have
been summering at Mt. Lake Park, have
returned home.
Miss Jennie Mcmahon, Of the East
End, has returned from visit with
Pittsburg friends.
Miss B. A. Boone Of Cumberland, Nd,
is the guest of Miss Name Cavanaugh
of Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Mehen, accompanied by her son
Bernard, are visiting her son Peter at
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Master Harry Weis and sister, Miss
Emma, are spending their vacation In
Eastern Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Frank Haley leaves during the
coming week for Chicago to attend the
Columbian Exposition.
Mr.. Clement Hess and wife are home
from a two weeks trip to the Worlds
Fair and other points West.
Miss Minnie Rogers OF the South
Side, has gone to Chicago, to visit
friends for about two months.
]. r. Bamberger, book-keeper for
Speyer Bros, left yesterday for Chi
cago to attend the Worlds Fair.
WINDSOR. Il. Smith, Keyser, w.
Va; G.. A. G. VanKenning, Huntington,
w. Va; w. j. Hughes, Pittsburg.
Mrs. Louisa Gaus and daughter, Miss
Title, OF Allegheny, are the gusts Of
Mrs. Remee, of South Main street.
Miss Lille Cavanaugh left Tuesday
to spend her vacation a. Berkeley
Springs and Great Cacapon, w. Va.
Capt. Dovener left yesterday after