Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-03
ABOUT PEoPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
IndividnaIs.

Geo. B. Caldwell is taxing IN the sights
at the Fair.
DIR. George Caddle was in Moundsville
yesterday.
Joseph Hasensuer left yesterday after
noon for Moundsville.
Mrs. Joseph Robinsonis i'll at her home,
on South jacob street.
Mrs. !. H. Long, of the Island, is guest
of Steubenville friends.
Newell Kennon, of st. Clairsville, VIII
leave for the Fair to-day.
Major Randolph Stslnaker left at noon
yesterday for Charleston.
Miss Josie Smith OF Parkersburg Is Wis
ting friends GA the Island.
LG. Dillon will leave this week for Chi
cago and the Worlds Fair.
Miss Rose Hoffman. Is spending few
weeks at Germania. w. Va.
Miss Mary Budke left yesterday for
Chicago and the Exposition.
Miss Georgia Mlnton, Of Washington,
Pa, is guest of friends here.
Miss Lizzie Ball will leave this morning
for Salt Run, o., TO visit friends.
Miss Lizzie McCord, Of Fifteenth
street. left yesterday for the Fair
ia. Robinson will leave over the B. &
0. this morning for Atlantic City.
o. c. Geuther left for Oak Harbor yes
terday morning on the w. q L. e.
Miss Ella Bremen, of Nineteenth street,
left Yesterday for the Worlds Fair.
r. B. Burt, of the Corner Stone, will
shortly move ais family TO this city.
MIR. A. Allen Howell and wife, formerly
of this city, are guests at the Mcclure.
w. O. McClusky and wife Will leave
Saturday for the big Chicago exposition.
Robert Irwin returned yesterday from =
three weeks soiourn at the Worlds Fair
Mrs. Harry Callendiue is visiting at the
home Of j. L. Judson, in Washington, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Geller, of st.
Clairsville, will leave to-day for Chicago.
w. H. Osborne, southern passenger
agent of the Ohio Rive. road, is in the
city.
Charles Ferguson left to spenl few
DAYS at the camp Of the South Side fishing
club.
T. H. Hammond and c. R. Windsor, of
Wellsburg, were visitors 10 the city yes
terday.
Misses Drusic and Georgia Clemens, of
Washington, Pa, are guests of friends in
the city.
Col. Sam Melbourne, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Union Pacific road, is in
the city.
Mr. Black, OF Cambridge, o., stopped
here to visit friends, on his way TO ATTAIN
tic City.
p. A. MCGUIRE and wife have returned
from brief visit with friends at Cannons-
burg, Pa.
Archie Hupp left yesterday over the
Ohio River road for the lower part OF
this State.
John Fitzgerald has gone to Battle
Greek, Mich. He left on the w. " l.. K.
yesterday
Mrs. j. d. Weimer, of Massilon, has re-
turned TO her home after visit with
friends here.
Mrs. Anna Gardner Smith and Mrs.
Mollie Henderson are visiting In Mans
field, w. Va.
Miss Nellie Memsel, of Pittsburg, is a
guest of Miss Mamie Montgomery, on
Chapline street.
Mrs. Eckles and niece, Miss Laura Dali
zell, will leave to-day for the sea shore TO
spend the summer.
Joseph Cooke. Charles Price and Gus
Goeghline, OF Benwood, have returned
from Atlantic City.
Mcclure House-Arthur Tollen, New
York; Mark Weller, GAINESVILLE, o.; j. r.
England, Pittsburg.
Win Ali Of Philadelphia, Pa, who has
been visiting Charles Ali OF East End, re-
turned home yesterday.
Jas. Adams, secretary Of the Franklin
VngfAr0QV
White Sulphur Springs.
Matthew Mcnamara, Of the Eighth
ward, returned Yesterday from ten days
visit to the Worlds Far.
Geo. Carney. wife and daughter returned
Tuesday from Mountain Lake Park, after
a sojourn Of Jew weeks.
Martin Thornton and son Leo, will leave
this evening for a fourteen days trip TO
Atlantic City and the East
Charlie Levy Of Broadway Island and OF
Billiards. Printing House has gone to visit
his sister at Louisville, Ky.
Philip Caulterbaugh and son, Of the
South Side, are spending short vacation
with friends down the river.
Mrs. II. Horkheimer and daughter Miss
Sarah and son Benjamin, will leave to-day
for Chicago and other points
Miss EStella Eckhart left for Chicago
Yesterday. She will visit other western
cities remaining about two months.
Miss Ella Robbitt. an accomplished
young lady Of East Liverpool, o., is the
guest of Miss Dyson of the Island.
Miss Rosa Neihart, of Bridgeport, is Wis
iting friends in Youngstown, Ohio, and
will 20 to Chicago before she returns.
Win Schambra and wife, OF the East
End, win leave this morning over the b. ~
o., for Washington and Atlantic City.
Hotel Windsor-Col Van II. Bukey and
A. @. Bork, Psrkersburg; David Francis
Newark, O.. {; j.. Highland, Marietta, ..
Behler Hotel-A. Bruner Sistersvllle,
W. Va; James T.. CharlesWorth, ST..
Clairsville, o.; c. Deems, Petersburg
Hon. John A. Howard, Prosecuting At
tornoy Of Ohio County, left yesterday az
ternoon over the c. l.. 81 W. for Chicago.
Mrs. P. L. Noble and daughter Maud,
OF Sixteenth street, will rusticate in the
| country, near Sherrard, for three weeks.
H. A. Schafer and Joseph Yeager win
take in to-days excursion over the 3. & o.
for Atlantic City and other points in the
east.
Mrs Andrew Habig and family,of North
| Main street, left Yesterday afternoon FOR
Sistersyille to spend few weeks with
friends.
Prof Mullen will have charge OF the
Brunswick Hotel while the proprietor. Mr..
Martin Thornton, is taking his summer
outing.
Mrs. J. H. Downs and daughter Nellie.
Of Wheeling, and Miss Lizzie Black burn
are visiting friends 10 Toronto.-Steltben-
uiile star.
Albert COwan, pressman on the Wash
ington. Pa, Observer, has returned home
after spending his vacation at his home on
the Island.
Misses Bee Flanagan and Maggie Nc.
Laughlin Of Twenty ninth street, will