Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-15
ABOUT PEOPLE

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.
Miss Lillian Vance is guest OF friends
at Marietta, o.
NJ. w. Annex has returned from trip
10 Freeport, Maine.
Thos. Kenney, of Eighth street, left
| Sunday for the Fair.
Lou Franzheim, of Mingo, is visiting
friends In the city
STAMINA S. Barrett, Banner; j. j.
| Duncan, Clarksburg.
VIM Turner returned yesterday from
weeks visit at Glendale.
Miss Rose Velters has returned from a
visit with Allegheny friends.
Miss Teresa Phillips left for Chicago
yesterday over the Q. l.. " W.
Chas. Meyer and daughter left for the
Worlds Fair yesterday afternoon.
Miss Hart left over the B. e. o. yester-
day afternoon for Chicago and the Fair.
Hon. G. w. Brockunier's family left over
the B. & o. yesterday afternoon Tor Chl-
cago
John ]. Coniff, Esq. and sister left over
the Pan Handle yesterday for the Woriu'S
Fair.
Albert Meyer, bookkeeper for Geo. e.
Stifel q Co., is taking his vacation at Chi
cago
up. Hughett, sheriff of Scott county,
Tennessee, stopped yesterday at the
| Stamm.
w. P. Hubbard and daughter were
among yesterdays departures Tor the
| Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Hunter and family, of Steubenville,
were in the city yesterday on their way 70
the big Exposition.
Miss Maynce Hance, of the Island. is
spending few days at Epworta PARK, IN
| Belmont county.
Harry Vogler, Of 25l4 Main street, Is re-
covering from an attack OF FEVER ana VIII
DO out in few days.
J.J. Duncan, of Collector Gilkeson's OF,
fee, of Clarksburg, is in the city, ana Will
| likely locate here.
Misses Matte Virginia Nes6itt and
Emma Lang will leave for the Worlds
! Fair on Wednesday.
VIM. McElroy, Jas. Cook and VIM. Dixon,
all of South Wheeling, returned Sunday
1 from the " orld's Fair
Eberhard Hofreuter is building frame
| addition 10 the rear Of his saloon, on Ihlr-
| ty-nfth and Jacob streets.
Jas.,E. Cunningham and Harry Cunning
ham of the Soath Side, leave Tor the
Worlds Fair this morning
DIR. w. E. Stathers, Of the South Side,
returned Saturday from a pleasure eXcur-
sion to the Worlds Fair.
Henry Helmbrecht, OFT Leonard and
! Fred Drehorst left yesterday AFTERNOON
| for Chicago and the Fair.
Mrs. Charles Walker, Of Rayenswood, is
a guest OF her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. D. A.
Arkle, on South Jacob street.
Mrs. Henry Wolf and Miss Ssllie John
son, of Columbus, o, are visiting MIS- W.
| A. Bammerlin on Thirteenth street
Miss Cora Plues and Miss Alice johnson,
| OF the South Side, are spending seVersl
weeks in Pittsburg visiting friends
WINDSOR. L. Davis, Grafton; w. r.
! Lantz, Fairmout; J M. Billen, Grafton +.
| n. Orr, Salem; j. Z. Kemp, Wellsourg'
McLURE-R. E. Fast, Morgantown. 2.
! NJ. Grant, Margantown; F. Y. Haymond,
| Grafton; L. A. Brenneman, SlstersVllle'
WI. Frank has returned from bust
ness trip TO Chattanooga, Atlanta, New
| Orleans, and other points In the South.
It. Yeater, one of the leading merchants
of Marshall county, was IN the city yesLer-
day seeing his brothers, Or. J. W. anu W.
l.. Yeater, of to the Fair.
Cant. George NJ. White, Of Wellsburg.
was in the city yesterday. He was IN his
vvsy from Cum berland, Md, where be has
been spending few days with friends.
Miss Virginia Crawford, of the Island,
returned Yesterday afternoon from the
Fair and was accompanied home oy her
sister, Mrs. n. ID. Adams, OF Scott, Kan
sas.
I,ouis Walther, Of Wslther & Dueker, Of
the corner Of Chapline and Twenty-sixth
streets. leaves to-day for a seven weeks
trip to Hot Springs, Ark, returning oy
way OF Chicago.
Joseph Purcell has returned from few
weeks visit with friends IN Indiana, and
il now engaged in making preparations
for the big Labor Day parade, OIL Wnlcn ne
will be Chief Marshal
Rev. Father Raphael, one OF the Capuch-
In Fathers Ut ST. Alphonsns Church, has
been transferred to St Augustine Cnutco,
Pittsburg. His place here VIII De nlled
by Rev. Father Peters, OF Cumberland.
The following people were quartered at
the Stamm. last evening. from Weslsourg,
On their way to the Fair: Mrs w. p.
Campbell Mrs. B. F. Harden, Alice Camp
he'll. Argyle Campbell, John Conneli, Paul
Potter.
chas. n. Welch, the popular conductor
On the n N q. Railroad, was married on
SUNDAY aftl rnoOn 70 a young lady from
Keyser. IApediately after the ceremony