Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

1nulViuualSs
Al. Kantz is in the city from Pittsburg.
HI Rosenberg is i'll at the City Hospi-
tai.
B.F. O'Brien of South Jacob street. has
typhoid fever.
J. Gayman, from Steubenville, is guest
at the Mcclure.
James Lane, from Washington, Pa, is
guest at the Behler.
E. c.. Vankirk, from Washington, Ia,
was at the Stamm yesterday.
Miss Laura Burnelle, of Twenty-hith
street, is visiting in Parkersourg.
VIM. j. Worley, from Kingwood, was
registered al the McLure yesterday.
Miss Irene Newland, of the National
road, will soon go for trip to Atlantic
City.
VIM. Lutz. a SouthsSide bicyclist, will
leave for the Worlds Fair soon on MS
wheel.
Mrs. J. J. Bragg, OF the South Side, will
leave to-day for Buchanan, w. Va, TO Visit
friends.
George Hobstetter the pleasing barber
of the South Side, is home from visit 10
Marietta.
J.N. White, collector for House & Herr
man, will 90 for trip to the Worlds Fair
next week.
Miss Annie Lingen, of Eoff street. leaves
today for visit 10 friends in New YORK
and Brooklyn.
Milton Fullerton, OF the South Side, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. G. n. Dunoerser'
Of Parkersburg.
Miss BERTHE Nuss, of Cameron, Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed. Manu. OF
North Main street.
Capt Louis Delaplain will leave to-day
for New York, whence ne will sail Tor
Demarara, British Gulna.
Miss Annie johnson and sister Sally, OF
Vermont street. Island, are visiting Mrs.
p. II. Prince at Golfers, w. Va
Mrs. Charlotte Brady and Mrs. Henry
Mason. of South Wood street, will leave
next week to visit the Worlds Fair.
General Secretary ]. c. Lynch, of the Y.
NJ. C. A., will leave in few days Tor
visit 10 the camp at Chippewa Lake.
Windsor: G.. b. Shenader, Sistersville;
D. Thompson, Charleston; }. Z. Hale,
Central City, and VIM. Jones, Sistersyllle
Frank A. jackson, bookkeeper at Geo.
X. McMechen's works, is at MoundsVille
IN dav taking in the Prohibition meetings
Edward and Charles Meter, with Geo.
and Frank Monkall, all Of the South SIDE,
left a few days ago for trip to the WORDS
Fair.
Miss Mamie Harrison, daughter OF Hugh
Harrison, Of the Island, who has been III
for eighteen months, was able TO be ABOUT
yesterday. -i.h
Frank Albiuper's oldest daughter, are vis-
iting in Trenton, n. j., and are having
peassnt trip.
DR. pipes. of the South Side, who is at
resort for his health, writes tat be is in
excellent health, and will be home the lat
ter part OF this week.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Rockhold and grand
children, of the Island. are visiting their
old home Ia Writ county, where they VIII
spend several weeks.
Miss Maud McVickers, Of Morgantown,
will arrive in the city to-day and will De q
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Reed, OF
South Market steeet.
George W. Price, from Worthington, w.
Va. has accepted position as clerk al the
Hotel Windsor. He will be found an &C
commodating gentleman.
August Cook will succeed jas. Pownell,
as foreman Of the cutting shop at factory
HH y when the factory shall resume. Mr..
Pownell will go TO Martins Ferry TO work
Stamm: G.. c. Kemble, w. II. and Miss
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| Mrs. r. H Rutherford, Petroleum: ,. X.
Jacobs. Worthington, and n. Bradshaw,
r L. Hutcbisson and Adolph Bour-
nicoue. two well-known glass men OF
| Blairsyille, Pa. who have been IN the city
| for the past two weeks, left yesterday for
/ the Worlds Fair.
,Souire W. w. Rogers, who has been
seriously sick for some time and confined
| IN his room. will be able on Monday 70 re-
sune his duties. DR.. Ulrich. his attending
physician. will not allow him al present 70
| leave his ROOM
BEHLER.-E. Devol, Sistersville; y. J.
| Anderson. Middlebourne; Ephraim Wells,
| SistersviIle: &c. II. Black, Slstersyille;
John G. Meyer. Davis; John Whitehead,
1 Huntington; Emil Miller and Charles
J SchuIer. Sistersville; John V. Carney,
| Parkersburg.
| Miss Ab5ie Brown, who is connected
| with I. G. Dillon & Co.'S establishment
/ and who was appointed BY the Board OF
| I.sdv Managers OF the Worlds Fair as one
| OF the Judges Of awards in the department
I, of manufactures. was, among others. con-
| firmed by the National Commission yester-
day.