Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.
DAILY Chronicle OF the Movement of
Individuals

Individuals
Rev. Father Marlborough is in the city
DR.. Hoge left yesterday for the big Ex-
position.
The Behler hotel was filed to its capac-
ity last night.
Louis Frobe has returned from visit to
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Robert Dnsmore is III at his home on
South Jacob street.
Mary Stewart has returned from visit
to the camp grounds.
]. T. Jones, formerly Of Boston, now Of
Wheeling, is in the city.
Attorney j. E. Hooten. Of Moundsville,
was in the city yesterday.
Daniel Heiskell and family win leave
to-day for the Worlds Fair.
Miss Annie Bremen, OF South Eof street,
is visiting friends in Pittsburg.
Geo. S. Feeny and family arrived from
Mountain Lake Park yesterday.
Miss Ella Thompson, Of Marshall county,
is guest of East End relatives.
p. B. Conn, editor OF the Steubenville
Herald, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Daugherty Of the East End,
has returned from a visit 10 the Fair
J. p. Clark, of Charleston, and A. L.
Wade, Of Morgantown, were al the Nc.
Lure.
Miss Louisa Ditmsn, Of East Liverpool,
is visiting at w. Z. Schultz, on South
Jacob.
SrAMM-G. D. Smith, Middlebourne; w.
F. Stewart, Sistersville; james w. Herr,
Fairmont
Alice ]. Ohley and Emma L. Ohley were
the arrivals last night at the Windsor from
Fairmont
DR.. w. S. Yates, a popular Pittsburg
dentist, is in the city, the guest OF DR.. A.
f. Gasmire.
Mrs. Eugene Williamson aud children
have returned from visit with friends at
Valley Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Jacobs left for the
Worlds Fair over the c. L. * W., yester-
day afternoon.
Henry Kalbitzer aud daughter, Miss Car
RE, were among yesterdays departures for
the Worlds Fair.
Stephen Waterhouse, OF South Jacob
street. has been on the sick list for week,
but is out Of danger.
w. S. Dickson. clerk az Goetze's East
End pharmacy, is confined TO his bed with
an attack Of typhoid fever.
John II. Henderson, potter at the La
Belle pottery, left yesterday for u two
weeks visit at Baltimore.
Miss Flora Bert, OF New Brighton, Pa,
and Miss EffG Davis, OF the Island, are at
the Moundsville camp grounds.
Henry Remke and Fred Schmichel,
clerks for +. II. Behrens, left Sunday over
the Wheeling and Lake Erie for the Fair.
James Owrey has resigned his position
as car.dispatcher at the street railway
barn to accept similar position across the
river
Chas. Seidler, engineer at Schmulbach's
brewery, who was taken suddenly III sun
day, was reported much improved yester-
day and out Of danger.
Mr.. Jacques Blum, Of San Francisco
Cal. who has been taking in the Fair at,
Chicago, spent the Sunday with the family
Of Joseph Emsheimer.
Miss Nellie Burton, a charming young
lade Of Baltimore, left early this morning
for her home, after visit Of several weeks
with Miss Hattie Pace, Of the Island.
Rev. B. A. Bonnheim left yesterday for
the Congress Of the Central Conference OF
Rabbis who meet at Chicago the coming
week Dr. Bonnheim received special
invitation 10 be present NJ the conference.
Officer James Creighton, Secretary OF
the Water Board John Schellhase, How
ard Wilkinson, j. 7. Goodwin, Alfred Da-
Wis. Frank Stanton and Frank Stamm left
yesterday for weeks fishing at Old Or
chard.
BEHLER: j. Coach. Sistersville: DR.. w
II. Gillespie. Sistersvllle; j. j. COlman,
Ceredo; j. H. French, Ceredo; @. p. Hord
Ceredo; T.. s. Morgan, Shiloh; 5. j Craig,
Shiloh: VIM. J. Robson. Huntington; u.
S. Atha, Warrington; w. II. Curtis, West
Liberty; G.. L. Eastman, Point Pleasant;
A. j. Aubram, Wick; j. b. Parker, Long
Reach; E. T. Phillips, New Martinsville;
G.. T. Grier, Parkersburg; J. b. Price,
Williamstown; A. NJ. Craso, Littleton.