Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
Individuals

istered at the Mcclure House.
Dick Fisher. of Forty-third street, is
visiting friends at st. Clsirsyille.
DR.. J. r. Manley has improved his South
Side property by new slate root.
Mrs John d. Henderson is very sick at
her home on South Chspllne street.
Miss Aggie Bentz, Of Steubeuville, is
visiting Miss Swain, of West street.
Mr.. J. E. Dugsu, OF Cumberland, Md,
is visiting Sims Shuck, Of McMechen.
Clark Hamilton has returned from a
two weeks business trip to Columbus, ..
Miss Katie Ellsworth, of the South Side,
has gone 10 Buckhanncn for weeks
visit.
Mrs. Maggie Wilson, Of Eighteenth
street, left yesterday for visit TO Chi
cago.
Miss Mary Vogler, the South Side con-
burg.
Albert and Charles johnson, OF South
Eofi street, have returned from success
full hunt.
Miss MolIie Dillon, Of LaBelle street, has
returned nome after pleasant visit at
Pitts6urg.
Thos Billings, the lucky South Side
fisherman, will leave soon for an extended
fishing trip.
John Baker. of Marietta. who has been
visiting South Side friends, has returned
to his home.
Mrs. Bessie Higgins, OF South Chapline
street, will leave soon for visit TO the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. DIR. L. S. Riggs. OF the South Side.
is coIvalescent, after slight attacK OF
typhoid fever.
Miss Mamie Johnston, OF North Market
street, returned from the Worlds Fair
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Zanua Frasher Gibson has returned
from Chicago, where she hiss been attend
ing the Worlds Fair.
Misses Eta Reed, Lydia Van Fossen
and Lottie Lemmons have returned from
trip to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Daisy Frey, Of the South Side, has
returned TO her home. after long visit TO
her friends at Cameron.
Carl Higgs, OF Franklin Station, is In
the city, taxing in the Fair and seeing MS
friends on the South Side.
Miss Mary Grandstaff, OF the South
Side, is visiting relatives at G!over's Gap,
and will be gone four weeks.
Barney Bufeld and Ed Serum, OF New
ark, o., who have been visiting Mr.. Frank
Ritter, left for homo yesterday.
Mrs. George Dunbar, Of Pittsourg, is
visiting at the residence OF her father,
Prof J. NJ. Frasher, on the Island.
John Madden and Chris Newhart, gen.
tlemen OF the South Side, will go to-day
1or pleasure trip to Woodfeld, Ohio.
VIM. Murray, the pharmacist at Rich
ards & McElroy's lower store, is home
from visit to Long Reach, this State.
McLURE:-John J. Welsh, Wellsburg;
John j. Jacob, Clinton; j. A. Woolard,
Fairmont; and James Easton, Glenn Eas-
ton.
Samuel f. Esulley, Of Baltimore, who Is
a guest OF friends In the city, caught IL
pound turtle in Wheeling creek few days
ago.
Mrs. M. Hanshumaker and children, OF
the South Side, who have been visiting
friends ut st. Joseph's, have returned
home.
Miss Elizabeth Egerter left yesterday
for Steubenville 10 resume her work as
music teacher in the public schools OF Steu-
benville.
james Conaway. engineer az the Bel
mont mill, and VIM. Carey, also OF the
South Side, have gone TO the Wienerwurst
fishing clubs camp for a weeks stay.
Misses Ada and Florence Harris. OF
Coleraine, Belmont county,, left yester'
dav over the 3. 81 o. for Cincinnati, In
dIauapolis, 81. Louis and general western
trip.
windsor: A. r. Jacob. Clinton; f. V.
Faulkeyer. Warrington; +. A. Orr, Salem /:
= g. Thompson. Sistersville: ID. Padgitt,
Grafton, and Frank ID. Smith, Sisters
vile.
X. w. Manley. prosperous merchant OF
Peel Tree, this State, Is quest OF his
brother. the accommodating youth Side
physician, J. r. Manley. He 10 here see
ing his brother and taking In the fsir.
Herman Hundt and Rudy Tape, two
very bright young men, the former re-
cent graduate of the Wheeling public
schools, have entered the Seguin Business
College for scholarships In bookkeeping,
shorthand and typewriting.
STAMM-J. J. Wiggington, Fairmont;
Misses Bessie Koen and Ella HAWKINS,
Warrington; Kate +. Gaelson and Mrs.
John Walker, Wadestown: Homer +.
Kahn, Warrington, and James Jones, Sis
JtTsvllic.
VIM. Cook, son OF Rev. DR.. Cook. OF
the Second Presbyterian church, was the
guest OF his father yesterday, and left by
the pan Handle yesterday evening 10 at
tend the Worlds Fair. Mr.. Cook Is
student at Princeton College.
ST.. CHARLES: William Stewart aud
LADY. Moundsville; +. NJ. Burk. Grafton; ;
n. L. Hyman. Slstersville; Anna Davis,
Point Pleasant; G. $. Schratl. Grafton; ;
T. t. Mansfield, Warrington: Arthur
Gray. Moundsville; T. A. Roden, Padens
Valley: ard NJ. NJ. Reymer and wife, and
b r. Argus and wife, Harrisville.
BEHLER-W. F. Herrick. Slstersville;
G. r. OIL, Williamstown: VI. Gorrell,
Neadyille: B. S. Morgan, Shiloh: T.. w.
Brown. Ravenswood: @ +. Smith, Nor
gantown: II. G. Smith. Hundred: o. NJ.
Koen, Warrington; J. K Asin, Edgington;
Jos. Hagermyer, Sistersyille; r.: y.
Philips. New Msrtinsyille, and +. IL.
Yost, Amos.
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